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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
Bishop Johns Will.

Several publications have been made pur-
porting to give the requests by the will Of tile
late Bishop Johns, which differ materially
our Fairfax Courthouse correspondent sends
US the following true synopsis Of the instTu-
ment referred to:
He gives to his wife one thousand $50 T.
S. bond, as an expression Of his love- she
owning in h9r own RICH: comfortable pro-
perry.
He gives two huadrel acres Of his Sudley
farm on west n,yer, MI, to his son, Arthur
5. Johns, out charges the same with the pay
ment Of an annuity of $500 to his daughter,
nancy Y. D. Mason.
He gives tie residue Of tie West River
farm 70 his son. Keusey johns, and charges
the same with the payment Of an annuity OF
$3.50, payable to his daughter CAibarine Il.
Peytoa.
10 lis sor, Arthur S. Johns, he gives such
Theological works rs he hal collected since
the destruction of lis library during the war,
and all bis manuscripts. with strict dfectIO4s
that no part of them be publi,he g.
lie bcqneaths re bis SOD, kcusey Johns. the
stock aud farming implements o. West River
Farm.
ToAis d4usltcr, Jaliaoa J 5hns he itvises
Malvern, the farm on which Lc psited, con-
tanning between fifty and sixty acres, aud q
Cincinnati boud Of $1,000, Pacific Raj! Dad
bond OF 5000, and an Orange and Alexandria
Railroad bond Of 500; also small silver
pitcher given to him by Mr. Crenshaw.
70 Mrs Cs,harinc Peyton he gives his in
ter It in the farm on which she resides, near
Orange Courthouse, Va.
TO his daughter, Nancy Y. d. Johns, he
gives $1,000 in Georgia bonds, aud 81 100 IN
United States bonds, his silver teaset I so sill
yer table add tea spoons, and the annuity OF
500 above mentioned.
70 his son, John Johns, he gives $4,000 in
the bonds ol tue Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company.
TO his son, Arthur S. Johns, he devises his
Baltimore city, per cent. stock, amounting
to So 100.
lie gives bis horse, Doroo, with ca rriage
and harness, to his wife Angelina b. Johns
His stock, farming utensils, with all his
4 household furniture, he directs TO be divided
among bis children as they, or majority OF
them, NAV agree.
The pictures ofhs father, mother, and him
self he gives to his sou John Johns.
His gold watch be gives to his grandson
John Johns, Jr.
To his faithful servant, Albert, he gives
/ 500.
70 his granddaughter, Jane J. Peyton he
gives $50 in United States 20 bonds.
Any money to his credit in the FRS, Ma
ti'nal Bank at Alexandria or in the Chesl-
/ peake Bank Of Baltimore, OF due as salary or
otherwise, lie directs to be used for paying his
/ funeral expenses ana expenses that may be
I incurred il settling his estate. and if there is
a surplus he gives aud devises it to his daush-
ter, Juliaua Johns, whom he appoints aud
constitutes rc,iluary legatee.
By his original will heappoints his sons,
John, Kensey, and Arthur, executors, bu, by
a codicil executed April lst, 1876. he reyokcs
this appointment and names his friends, Ar
/ thur lIerI ert aud CasSius +. Lee, executors,
and my wish is hat they, or such Of them as
nay qualify, shall not be required to give
other security than individual bond. Her
/ Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
West Virginia.

Morgantown is to plant ceulcnnial tree -
per order Of Council.
In Preston county, jury awarded damages
Of $3.50 for selling liquor to the plaintiff 5 son.
4 s,urg' on weighing IS poutds was recently
caught in tie Kanawha river.
4 Keyser correspondent Of the Wheeling
MteHgencrr urges upon the State Republican
Convention, the nomination Of W. II. H..
Flick, Esq, fur Attorney General, and Hon.
George ". Brown, for Congress, from the
First District
II Charleston. Kanauha, on Wednesday
week Mr. C. =. Snyder, a prominent Young
lawyer and cx-mayor Of that city, was stab
led dangerously ny school-teacher named
Nah. Nash was arrested and sent to jail
Snyder is doing well and will probably re-
cover.
T. Hinton, Summers county, where he was
attending rourt as Il lawyer, on "Wednesday
night. the l2ih Inst Mai Cyrus Newin was
Frustrated with hemorrhaCe, and died at 8
o'clock on Friday morning, the lith. lie
was 4 native Of Philadelphia a Republican in
politics, aud came to West Virginia, immedi-
ately after the war and located at Union
Monroe county.
The county court of Jefferson, with fifty
thousand dollars in the county treasury, con-
template renting this centennial year, all
county taxation llurrah FIR Jctlerson.-
That, tie fruit Of plarins able, intelligent and
capable men on The justices berch-uot sett
Of obdlrate NTGnsjUg Statesman.
\ fine collection Of specimens Of coal from
West Virginia arrived here Yesterday en- route
for the Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia -
The coal, which wesuppo>c is ofdlierent kinds,
is boxed carefully and lhe heavier bodies strap
ped with thick iron bands aud came from
Clalksburg, Tnnnelton. Piedmont, Webster
Depot, WilsonburG and Laurel Junction, aud
are addressed to ". Va, Building Expos-
tiou Grounds" Two Of the heaviest speci-
mems weigh respectively 5000 pounds and
another weighs 1909. We noticed also upon
the same tram section Of white walnut from
Harrison county, West Virginia. This sec
ton has the bark on and measures IS inches
10 diameter - Cumberland Times.
The Farmont Idcz says that a case Of IN
fanticide was tried in Marion Circuit Court on
Friday, in which Rebecca Watson, living near
Warrington, was indicted for killing her child
by abandonment and neglect This was not
proven before the jury and she was acquitted
We understand that tie facts are that she
bore the child IN an ont Of the way place, and
stuck a corn cob down It's throat strangiing
it to death. aud then partially buried it in a
bog pen, where it was found covered with The
filth Of the pen. The examination made By
DR.. Ogden before the CJrouers jury, showed
that the child had been born alive The cob
was 50 firmly stuck in its throat that the
child could be lifted up and turned around by
taking hold Of il. All the facts anl circum-
statces 60 to show that she was the mother Of
tie child, and killed it in this way, but hay-
ing been Indicted f1r killing the child by ne
elect, instead Of positive means, she was
clta5cj by tits quiblie Of law.
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The Valley Railroad.


J. "e directors % Tue '''''l '''''''" ''''' 'l"'
oe'' d meeting yesterday - 0'''0'' ''''''''
20 near Tue report Oh Tue CONN. ''''' COZ" '''' u
oil m 9ec''Oi''' '''c"''u No''''' '''' ""'
NJ. u. i'rm"n' WHO were authorized at Z"
meeting held on the 18th instant 10 lease the
-,,r D.. nv -,t'or MS 70 ,,,ovcs tLov only Lo1
the power TO do, receive propositions 70 that
,,.l Il, understood ,l,,, ,Ic commit toe sinh
N''' 80
nitted propositions from W n. Mines, the re-
,ortlv ,1crt,l rre.ilsrt of tho shenandoah
-
Valley railroad, TO lease tue ROAD Tor term OF
wear, upon terms which il IS alleged would
Pay S'oH interest % '"e S''CN"o'"e's "P'"
their Investment No definite action was ia
Ken upon '"C report % Tue committee ana "u
adjournment was had unit! to-day Mr. Ed
.
"-u' Itu"'0'o"' " ""'O'"' '"" i'VONUl'"sc
County. Va. who was absent. was tclegraphed
20,
% attend, ana to-day there Will DC lu!l OuaTa
$1,000, " Nll,cs ,r,.;l,-t orl ".
t'os-'''
b'yCC, % Clarke county Va , Nlce-piCsldeut
r -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
Gleanings.

Barney Williams, apopular Irish comm' :
dian, died in New York on Tuesday.
John B. Feto1, San Francisco lawyer, is
lucky man. lie gained a great mining suit
some time ago, and was paid fee of 81 ,000,-
600 We should like to feel as he FELTON, that
occasion.
Mr. Shirk, who failed in business at Ian
caster, Pa, the other day, bad on hand at the
time Of bis collapse eleven thousand dozen
eggs.
Could he have had all bis eggs in one ba :
ket?
In 1872 the Republicans carried Connecti-
cut by a majority Of apis. This year they
have lost it by majority Of about 1000 -
There is too much Of the wooden nutmeg bu-
siness about this Administration to suit even
Connecticut
Adoph Theirs attained his seventy-uirth
year on Sunday. lie has lived in French his-
tory from the period Of Napoleon BOnaparte' 5
consulship, and has seen and taken part in
more political commissions than any man liv-
log.
The General Assembly of The rresbyterian
tiAulNIi III tlt 1bltNA tNitNs " ~ AiltNe ~
Firs, Presbyterian Church Of Savannah, Ga.
on the third Thursday 18th day Of May, 1876.
at II o'clock, a. NJ. The opening sermon
will he preached by the Row NJ d. Hoge, D..
d., Moderator Of the last Assembly.
II is sold that the Rev. Geo. w. Carter, who
Lefore the late war was IN eloquent aud gifted
mioister Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, and who took q leading part in Viz
GINA among the early advocates Of secession,
but who since the war has been in ' aShing-
ton, an adherent Of one Of the Louisiana
claimants Of the senatorshiP much broken
10y dissipation, has recently been converted,
aud will soon again enter the ministry as pas
tor of a congregation in New York.
The devils on The deck in the ship of state,
And says 10 the man at the wheel o
Wen diyvy the swag we make on the freight
And be pals that never vii squeal, o!
The good old ship Of state has been dashins
upon the breakers and quicksands Of corrnp-
ton during these latter ears Of Grantism and
robbery until she is well nigh wrecked.
When lady Is proud Of her small feet,
hasn't she limited understanding
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
Congress

The MlTtirsburs hl,PmlH' aud The
Moorcfcll Examiner have announced that
Hon. 3. T. Martin, Of Prua.y,own. VIII be the
next democratic nominee for Congress, with
out a competitor 70. the position. Wears not
quite SO well informed 10 Ills part Of the dis
uict upon tha, subject. We have not heard
what are The views ana intentions Of lhe pres
ca, Representative in Congress. We have
certainly never heard that he hes declined a
reelection 20 Congress. Il seems raihe; an
Hnccrcnoa.ous moLcei displsias o, public
servant who, to say tie leas,of hin, has given
entire satisfaction 90 lie district How the
Iaranslgrg hiVeai,a: becomes So fully TO-
structei as 80 lho purposes Of the democratic
party Of IBIS district, {. might be curious 10 ia-
quire and ii oar information from .Ae county
Of Hardy IS to be relied upon, there is not a
county in ,ae district in which the popular
seatimea, is more favorable to Mr Faulkner
than ia ,Aa: county. We must, therefore, ex-
press some doubt Of tie orlcular auuunciations
made b these two papers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
ESS--TTIE OLD TIA MII4Y JOURNAL.

MrssRs. EDIroEs: We call for an explanation
OF Tax Payaire's late parody on the Well ahaire.
lie certainly doesn't propose 20 state the products
of the analysis Spoken OF and not seenl 20 De OF
such proportions as his parody reveals. For in
stance: lie claims ten cents worth OF mineral wa
ter five dollars worth Of animal or organic matter,
and twenty dollars for the analyzare. The de-
duction is this Mr.. Analy Chemist found
For the town
Mineral Water, 10 cents worth,
Animal or Organic Matter s. worth;
For the discoverer-
Grecnbacks, (notfrogs) $50 worth;
For Mr.. Analytic
An Appropriation By the Council.
This, if fact, is rather hard on Mr. Analytic,
and rather worse, il continued, on the requenters
of the Wen, and extremely lively for Mr.. Under
takaire. We never heard OF five pounds Of organ
ic matter TO one pound OF mineral water being
healthy. We might reasonably expect even Su-
preme Judicial indispostion consequence of i'm
bibing freely of such radical cure for dyspep-
STA and rheumatism.
Tax Payaire please give US little light on this
subject. ASALYr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
Which Shall Take

This IS often serious question with the 10
valid. lie finds the market flooded with pro-
prietary medicines, scores of which are recon-
mcndcd as certain cures for bis peculiar all
ment He reads the papers, circulars, and al
manacs, and finds each sustained by plausible
arguments setting forth It's virtues aud specific
action. The recommendations are rs strong
for one as for another. The cures claimed a.
have been wrought by one arc as
wanderful as those Claimed to have been
wrought by another. 10 bis perplexity aud
doubt, the sufferer is sometimes led to reject all
But it should he borne 10 mind that this con-
dition Of things is one that caouoi be remedici.
In land where all are free, tie goo1-the
truly vauable-must come Into competition
with the vile end worth less, and must be
brought to publ c notice 10y tie same instru-
mortality, wticl is ddcertsiHg In such a
case, perhaps III only absolute proof that a
remedy is what il claims to be, is b try it,
The test e a pudding is the eating Of it,
" Prove all things, hold fast that which is
good is the apostolic Injunction There
may, however, lie stronger presumptive evil
dence in favor Of one remedy than there is IN
favor Of another, an this should be allowed
lis due weight. \ due regard 10 this may
save vast amount OF experimenting and USE
less outlay Of money. As presnmttive evil
dencc 10 favor Of Dr. Pcsce's Family Meli-
cines, the Proprietor desires to say. that thcy
are prepared by new an scientific process
by which the virtues Of th crude plants and
roots are extracted without the use f parti-
Gle Of alcohol Not 4 particle Of this destroy
or Of our race enters into the composition Of
either his Golden Medical Discovery or Favo-
rite Prescription. This consideration alone
ought certainly to rank them high above the
vile compounds saturated with alcohol. Jama-
ca run, ,our beer, or vinegar, which are every
where offered for sale. Again, they are Of
uniform strength, and their virtues can never
be impaired by age. They are also made from
fresh herbs aud roots, gathered in their APP
prOpriata season, when they are flush with
medicinal properties. In support Of these
claims, the following testimony is offered:
r. V. PIERCE, NJ D.: NEWARK. n. J.
Dear Sri have sold great deal Of your
excellent remedies, and prefer 20 sell them
before others, because they give good satisfac-
ton 20 those who Use them. hear such re-
marks as Sages Remedy completely cured
me it is a splendid thing" or, Pierce's
bisN"eci9 y JUST az ""b't" lceI DetteT
than ! ever did One Of our celebrated sing
ers uses it for strengthening her voice, aud
says there is nothing equals il =" and so
might give scores OF remarks said about your
preparations. 4 colored woman was using
your Discovery, aud after taking three bottles
was completely cured She. being in tbestore,
said to me, don't want 10 doctors round
me So long as can Get the Discovery it beats
all your doctors" And 50 might 20 on.
am, most respectfully, yours,
ATlA B. CROOKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
Maryland.

The Republicans of Washington County are
for Blaine.
The wife OF Hon. Thos. Swami died in
Baltimore on Tuesday morning.
John NJ. Orem, senior partner of the hrm
Of .Jno. NJ. Orem. Son & Co, died near Druid
Hill Park, Baltimore, on Tuesday-ased 6!
years.
Some scamp entered the cellar Of Newcomer
& Shafer. merchants of Haserstown, few
nights ago, and turned the spigots Of nine mo-
lasses and oil barrels, and let their contents on
the floor, besides helping themselves TO some
hams.
Thos II. Champion, Esq, informs US. says
.be Hagerstown Nail, that on Monday night
last, the residence of his b-other-Mr. John
T.. Champion, who is known 10 be man of
wealth-in Pleasant Valley, was entered by
two burglars and robbed of about eight hun
dred dollars, 10 cash Mr. John Champion
and his sister had each retired to their beds,
but the latter was not yet asleep, when she
was awakened by light and two men enter
ed her room--one stranger with drawn IS
tCl, and the other q man masked, who proba-
bly, belonged to the neighborhood. The man
with the pistol and the light ordered her 10
keep quiet and asked where the old man was;
and then proceeding to his room aroused Mr..
Champion, who had fallen off asleep, by pr
senting the pistol at bis head and demanding
TO be told where was his money. The m asktd
figure In the meantime kept as much in the
background as possible, while his companion
rifed the pockets 10 the clothes of Mr. Cramp-
ton, getting from them his pocket-book con-
tanning a couple of dollars and his keys. With
threats he forced Mr.. Champion to tell him
where his money was and chest in the room
was pointed out from which he obtained about
$500 when the two thieves left aud have not
since been heard of.
Mr. Champion, as is well known, is up in
years and a man who would not be likely to
struggle over what was to him such pit,ance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
Public Meetings.


To alithc notices That we have seen Of pub
lie meetings 20 be held iu this msaJb and uext
month by tie democratic party, they have re-
stgictej the business Of these meetings to 1he
selection Of DELEGATES to the State Convention
TO be held 10 Charleston ca the sth Of June.
no attempt has Oeca made TO l1res;all action
either ia reference 20 our County, Senatorial,
or Congressional elections. This is clearly and
plau.lestly tie wise and proper pol cy. We
elect delegates now to the State Convention,
for that is TO occur on the STA Of June but
why should We now c1mplica,e that with cleo
tions ths. are not 20 take place until next Oc-
tober. or next November? No one Looks TO
the assembling Of any County Convention, Oh,
State Senatorial OF Congressional Convention
earlier than the latter eaj Of August OF early
10 September The iupciicy Of appointing
delegates four m5atls Ia advance Of the meet
iass % which they are 90 be delegated, must
strike every one. The primary meetings
would under such circumstances be th.uly att
tended by The people, and Che manipulation
and packing OF Le!esl tons a comparatively
easy matter. It Is only as the period approach
Is when action becomes exPeJ.eu, and ucces-
sary by tie people, that the public mind warns
iat action as the occasion demands il, and
when a foL aud fair expression Of the popular
Will can be expected We therefore highly
approve Of the notice which lie intelligent
Chairman Of the Executive Committee Of tbs
County has given restricting the notice eZc'u-
siveIy to the selection Of delegates to Charles
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
Meeting of Executive Committee.

The Democratic aud Conservative Executive
Committee of Jefferson County, assembled accord
ing o. the call of its Chairman, in Lee Hall,
Charlestown. Thur sday, April 9th. The Chair
man stated sUcciuctly the objects OF the meeting.
On motion, James IL. Grove, Esq., was chosen
Secretary of the meeting.
On motion Of james H. Grove, the following
resolution was adopted:
Re,olred. Thatwe as the Democratic and Con-
servative Executive Committee Of Jefferson Couu-
~ DO recommend 90 the Democratic and Conser-
vl,tyesvotcrs Of Jefferson County, 20 assemble at
their respective and usual voting precnis, in Pri-
mary meetings and select Delegates 20 represent
this County Ia the State Convention 20 be held at
Charleston. on Thursday, the SIN day OF
June, az 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the Offices OF Governor,
Auditor. Treasurer, Attornev-G General, State Su-
psrintendent Of Free Schools. and three Judges ot
the Court Of Appeals. Also for the purpose of ap-
pointing two Delegates from each Congressional
district Of the State, and four Delegates from the
State at large. 70 represent West Virginia IN the
Democratic National Convention, O. be held IN
St Louis on the 18th dav Of June for the nOmi-
nation Of candidates for President and Nice-Prcs-
ideut of the United States, the selection Ui an
Electoral Ticket and the transaction Of such
other proper business as may come before, the SAID
Convention. IL is further recommended that DIS
trici meetings De hs.d on SATURDAY, MAY 20,
at o'clock, 2. ". On motion Of Dr. Tomli nson,
Rsso'red, il is ectlully suggested b. the
Executive Committee that each Election precinct
appoint one Delegate for each one hundred Con
Seryatiyc votes their precinct and for every
fraction OF one hundred Conservative votes cast
over fifty, that they select an additional delegate.
On motion, il was resolved, that the papers of
the County be requested to publish these proceed
ings.
Adjourned to meet at the call Of the Chairman.
JAS. LAW HOOFF,
jas. II. Grove, Chairman.
Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29

4 y ELECTION will be held on the
Fourth Thursday in May. next
(25th, is76,)
For Mayor, Recorder, and Six Councilman Fl, 3, .
town OF Charlestown. VIC
Delinquent Taxpayers will not be permitted d.
vote. 70
The following persons and places are desi,n.,.,
0Hcers OF Election and places Of voting
First Ward
T. ;h HSHtsSSsS, connr..ioa...
W. ). MERCHANT,
w. i. HEDGES, Clerk.
Place OF voling-Chsrles Washington Hall
Second Ward
4. ID. WEBSTER,
s eApg, j I SI 4yisI Commissioner.
JOSEPH IA. COCKkILL, Clerk.
Place OF vo;ing-lIilbert's Shop.
Third Ward
< (. : 8o gSiMIafn' Commissioner.
CT. GALLAHER,
A. ID. BARR, Clerk.
Place of yoting-Lee Hall.
BY order OF the Council
J. p. DUKE, Recorder.
April 30, Is5G-te.
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Meeting ofTrustcos

fINHERE will be meeting of the Trps,.,.
i " Edge Hill Cemetery" at the Office ~ - Of
w. II. Travers in Charicsto wn at o'elect D non o.
to-day Saturday. - H.
April 20, 1876. Sell,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29

Is ticrca word IN the English language
which contains al the y5wcls CuQuesiion-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29

Make no Engagements tR You See
NEW BOOK.

NEW BOOK,
Which in thrilling interest, sterling merit ele.
gance and cheapness, has absolutely no equal n
is "THE TnIS0" for the Centennial period
takes on sight.
The North american Rericic Gays il i ode.
serving of unqualified praise; we anticipate fr
it an extensive popularity ; the Dubuque Tine,
says Just such work as Thousands Of the Amer.
lean People will be glad to possess:" the Detroit
Adrertirer calls 1t preferable 10 any yet pubiR.
cd" Any active Man or Woman OF good address
insured large profits and steady work for year.
For full particulars, address
j. b. FORD 4 Co,
% Park Place, New York
April %, lS76-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29

An excellen; remedy DR.. Bulls Vegetable
Pills are superior as cathartic to any other in all
the uses to which purrative is employed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29

Kcdy's mo,os gets re-motcr aud ro-moter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-29
Corporation Election.
Fourth Thursday in Nav. pevt

A y ELECTION will be held on the
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-17

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