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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
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Pierre r. h TerROtr vs. Ernest UPBOs
ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR FHB PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 9e24.-By virtue Of writ Of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to sell at
public auction, ct the Merchants and Aucti0neers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the second District OF this
city, on SATURDAY, March "a, 1871 at twelve
o'clock n. the following described property, to
wit
TWo LOTS OF GROUND, with ali the rights,
ways Bervitqdes privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in AnywiBe apper aiming,
situated in the First District Of this city, in the
equaTe bounded BY Peters, Girod Fulton and Eotra
Dame streets, being lots numbers eight and nine,
on plan made Dy B. Bu'sson, late surveyor. dated
the tenth Of February 1863. after the crlgAel plan
by Carlos baveau Trudeau, dated The first Of April
1885, each Of said lots measuring TWEEN ee feet
nine inches two lines front on Peters and Fulton
streets, by one hundred aud twentyth feet four
inches four lines in depth running through from
street to street. Being he same property the de-
fsndant herein acquired BY purchase from John
TernOir, per act passed before Adophe Mazureau,
late notary public in tnis city, dated the tWenty.
fourth of November, 1873
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

Are now In fuIi operation, and arc prH
perform the above work with promp
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use \
OBORLEss ExCAvATINGAPPA
- used By the company, are that the ' D
performed 1t any hour Of the day or
thorough manner in which the depo
moved, the sbsencs Of all extensive
abort upace Of time required ian ord
being emptied in from ten 10 fifteen min
above all, ITS oHRAPNKsS.
All orders left at the company's On
Common street, or sens to Postohace b y
viii renaIva promnt Attention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

Contested land cases prosecuted n
United States General Land OfIico and d
Of the Interior. Private land claims,
presumption claims and Homestead cassl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

.ORRTCKRas
D. URQuHART, PEoaidenS.
THOMAB A. ADAMS, First Vice Psesi
THOMAS ALLEN OLARKB, second Vic|
GHARhBG J. LEEDS, Third Vf6a Pre-
oHARLK1 Ku9HAW, Treasures.
TRuAERE8,
Thomas A. Adams, oeurgs Jona
Thcmsa Allen CLARKE, John g. Gal
Charles J. Leads, Christian 8
Samuel Jamiaon CARL Kohn,
4 Moulfon, Z. Z. Bayne
= A. Palfk6y, David u7qul
Enterest allowed On dapoaiia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
THOMAS H. HANDY,
John AlcCafIrey vs.. Mics Kate NaGent

and others.
EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
Il Of Orleans, No. IS, 525.-By virtue OF piuri es
writ Of heii facias against Mics Kate Nngent,
to me directed by the honorable the Fourth Dis
trct Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled suit, will proceed to sell at public auc
ton, at the Merchant and Auctioneersf Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Oustcmhouse
streets in the Second District Of this city, on
MONDAY, March IL, 1877, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the
following described property, to wit
ALL THB RIGHT, TITLE, CLAIM AND INTER
EST If Miss Kate Nugent in, to and under Ger.
tain slit now pending In the Fourth District Court
for the psliIh OF Orleans, emit tied Mics Kate M
gent We. John MeCaffrey, No. - SIS Of the docket
of the slid Fourth District Court
6elzed in the above suit
Terms--Cash on the spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
Pensions.
Al. - Is

All ofhcers, soldiers and sailors wou'
tured, or injured in the late war, hover
can obtain q pension By addressing q
Gases prosecuted By GILMORE 1 90
supreme Court Of the united Gsatss, d
Claims and the Southern Claims Comm
Zach department Of our businesg IL
experienced parties employed BY fha
Prompt attention to all buainess tnfrus
MORk & 90. is thua secured. We doH
success by deserving IL Address
G1LMORE e
mysl Warrington. District Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

NEw ORLEANS
SAVINGS TNsTITUT|
l6e..............C Canal saxaae. .....
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
- of Orleans, NO. 837a-By virtue of writ Of fier
iacias for against plaintiff, in favor Of John
J. ~ Brien. late clerk, to me directed by the honor
able the Sixth District Court for the parish of
Orleans in the above entitled cause, win pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises
hereinafter designated on TbuRSDAY, March 8,
1877, at five O'Clock p M, the following described
property, to wit
UEk S0RREL HORSE AND RED WAGON, at @.
Boyles stable, Nos GO and 81 Perdido street. in the
First strict Of this city.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
1869.


AHA1EIOHM M FOEoIBn Eat97
GILMORE L co., successors ia Chi
ner 4 Co, solicitors Patents procured &
tries. No fees In advance. No charge
patent is granted. No fees for msking .
examinations. No additional fees fof
and conducting . rehearinR. Special
given to interference casea before ri
cfnce, extenaiOns before Congress-, INF
suite " different 6Eate8, and ali lftigaf
0ILnORk & 90. for pamphlet Of sixty Z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

0mcers, soldiers and nAiiers Of the /
their hesrn, are in many cases entitled
from the government, Of which the
close stamp 10 GILMORE 4 CO., and 4
after examination, win be given yen fno
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02
Mrs. Ann C. Ryder VS.. Mrs. Adine Cour-
tenay.

s Is Cv she o9 IRs Pai a y goIiean,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

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MIEOELLANEOUl
MONRX 10 LEND.

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vin make aayanees On MERCHANBI ora
sos ssses ranging dom one y bur y
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TTRR ME- 49, :. = So
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EXCAvAIkNG " .Ss
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exclusive privilege Of Elrr1may
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rnny
ss nor thu n i sSor operation aas sro
lspatch.
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1ns AoVAnsAsss derived nom the use EIG
= OAA-A-,As77 A-AO1As AAHAiSs arr
: used BY the companv. are that che = ha T7id
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- ny nouh oi inc oey OF
aofongn manner In which the depo4
.o ,, 80 ~ t,'. :. . ~ s' -. C0U
sns sn sS ~ 4, sroa y, ss31 - 49,, .sn oI
Dove All ITS oHRAPEEss
An orders LEFT 1t the oOmpanyss %
ommou atreef or aane tn ponkofara N .ao,.r, h !
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- leo9-x9 pLOmps assennon
tsTABLIsHED 1869.
Amorlonm ARA FFornss. p.,.
fTI,M,fRR = m -,,.os.-,.,,- ). 80
.sE Co, solicitoIs Patepts Proeussd nav n
-. -. 80 lees n aevenoe. no charge IN
1s Ssa,., - kL .a no ~ Ior Making
- ns.s..s.i. AO sell 19nA lses Iot
ven ~ Scts1 Spscaai
~ ~ taSoL Le.eseS ceaSs peIoEo HUN Jul
~. ~; - e1att s1a4 petote Oeng.ee IND
49, y. sii I ~. esesess NC ~ hslea
nln 6RR ny Uo sSr O. RSstensss esn
ma p...s- 49, - Y SVuh
The last report 4 he Commi,ssoasr
~ al Land Once shove ASH 90 scEes E Fl
nder act OF 1855 and prior acts. GILMM
~ cash for them. Send by reRiateI
there assignments are Imperfect Ne Il .rix,aI
OnH to perfect them.
United States General Land
S S1nse sSa a1a sIsas sr gsSsSsa TO
the InseIiO5. Privste land oIaima.
- D'''D '- -l1 nO'os-'s@o Oa-'
Arrears Of Pay and Bsuna
OMcara. aoldiarn and nnsiara az sha n twenty
,eIr he!fs ave N nsanv 1900 en4fsia;l ni,,
ON the government, Of which TIE = /
aStw ny w q e.. f an aSsSsoTy q ss =
ose stamp iIS 10 IIIioRR On o.. m ara ton
tier examination, viii be given Won AZ seler wa
An on..r ..,sI. r:. .as ..i,.-. ". riding I
ned 2. injured in the late VA. bower sise
q 3. OD'A-n P0ns'on ~ Aeaf9--l4& = g consult
Gases prosecuted By GILMORE 1 90 Of Fiel|
lpreme Court Of the United States, d ,..i,ns
l TINS s sd the Southern Claims Comm srpp''
sspsSSte bureau under S re Charge "a ossF
S pnps parties S1 g 81 sTgloEed Py ths
Okk 90. 70 thus secured. We do
''''-- N'"s y SIEmoRE 4 Gown
mysl WsshinEton. District Of .aeln' q
= p..wDU.-,-,v co,-,--.-- q wood
g. q ,ndayia1s e AZ, deslsogs q .ysilinG =
stitions and schsdniss prebsrsd s a,r oos
'ders Of the Unitsd Stats eu lI,s,ss1 . -.
lies Of the United States District q
S Si Reaistsr n Rsp nSq y sn e ma
suss Ssg1ildiPg, New orlea1s, Louiail ne sont
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M ~ w a.lst... ~ anl.eDA IN
I ~ ~. " y ~ sS " y ae7lEn gave
1 IS ap 81 hs S oEn Se asS 0rsAn' ne a
a. ". ~ $500 :. 2 :. - - Ihoat vii
- ,o sas1
DAN NO AMI 06M ~. Ilfeata q
81 the ID
SAVINGS BANK, om ten
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-02

ial 8 mhs cv shera q he Parish q Orleans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-23
Deaths of Former Winehesterians.


From the Grafton Sentinel:
Enos Diuke, Esq, father Of Peter Diukle,
proprietor Of the Arlington House and Lewis
Diukle, Of the Hereford House, Grafton, died
at the home Of the former on Friday last, in
the 7Srd year of his age Deceased was born
in McCouuelsvile, Pa lie lived in that State
until tie year lS49 when he removed to VIM
chester, Va At the close of the war be re-
moved from Winchester TO Newtown, where
he resided until the removal Of his son Peter to
Grafton some four years ago. Father Din
kle, as he was called, had been the last 80 yrs.
a member Of the Lutheran Church. His re-
mains were taken TO Winchester, Va, and de-
posted by the side OF those Of his vile who, q
few years ago, preceded him TO the q" beautiful
land Of rest.
The appended notice Of the death and burial
Of Mr. Barley, son Of our old friend Captain
Lewis Barley, of Winchester, IS from the
Alexandria Gazette Mr.. Barley died in Alex
andria, not Winchester as heretofore published:
"Mr John R. Mex Barley, well known
young man in the First Ward, died June lSt
after short ilucsS, Of inflammation OF the bow
els lie was universally esteemed among
those who knew him, all of whom will regret
to learn Of his early death. Mr.. Barley leaves
a wife and two children. He was member
Of Mt. Vernon Royal Arch Chapter and An
drew Jackson Lodge of Masous, aud Of the Re-
lief Hook aud Ladder Company, the flag on
the truck house of which was placed at half
mast in respect to his memory The funeral
took place Sunday from his late residence on
Wolfe street, between Fairfax and Lee streets,
and was attended by a large concourse Of
friends The Alexandria Fire Department at
tended rs an escort TO the remains, With Capt.
James N. Steuart rs marshal. Andrew Jack
son Lodge, No 100, a. T. & 4. NJ. also at
tended as an escort to the remains, with Maj.
George Dufey as marshal. The casket was
covered with floral offerings, among them
wreath of handsome design from the Hook and
Ladder Company The fire bells were tolled
during the progress of the funeral, which first
moved 10 the NJ f Church South, where Rev.
Mr. Boyle delivered a most eloquent and APP
propriate funeral discourse. The body was in
tered IN the Union cemetery"
The following Preamble and Resolutions
were adopted by the Alexandria Relief Hook
and Ladder Company:
WnERsAs By the inscrutable DEGREES Of an all
wise Providence we are called upon 70 lament the
untimely death Of our late fellow member, j. H..
Mex. Barley, By which sad event We are deprived
OF the association Of a useful and esteemed mem
ber his family is bereit OF an aiiectonate and in
dugent husband and father, and the community
OF one OF its most upright and conscientious young
men; therefore be il
Resolved, That in the loss Of our late friend we
mourn the death Of an upright man, Christian
gentleman, and Jealous fellow-member, whose
genial disposition and high social qualities had
endcarcd him 90 Us all.
Resolved, That we tender his family our most
heartfelt sympathies and coincidence in this their
sad bereavement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-23
Shepherdstown Summary.
We conlense from The Reaisler:

We conlensc from the Register:
Mr. l. Z E,chison, proprietor Of the Eut-
ler Hotel killed a swapping turtle, weighing
10 pounds. When killed, at " fair count,
she contained 2,276 eggs We suppose they
were counted oW?"-F P.1
The Assessor reported the total amount Of
assessment for the corp1rAli1n COR tie present
year, az S2Sl 40 70, as follows: Personal
$l23 459 IS; Kealiy-SlG0,9 5l co. Num-
Der Of capitations, 275; dogs 90 The levy
for the present year was fixed at 40 cents on
500; capitaiion tax 20 cents dog tax 800.
The Senior Class of Shepherd College COM
pletcd their examination last week and the
trustees confirmed the recommendations Of the
Faculty, and will confer the first degree Of the
College upon the following pupils at the Com
mencement on Tuesday night June &c
Misses ). Ella Byers, Belle Byers. Bette
Fawcett, LA F,cmmiuG, Ada Harp, Florence
McAuly, la Smurr, Rose Snyder. Jennie b.
Nandiyer, Mary West; Messrs ". p. Craig
hill. Jno. O. Knott, Geo. NJ Knott, Andrew
j. Lemaster. Charles ! Miller, Harry " Tur-
ucr Misses Bette Favcett and Ada Harp,
and Mr.. w p Craighill, being found equal ID
grade, the first honor Of the class was conferred
upon the three, and tie speeches were arrane-
Cd as follows: Mr. Craigh.i to make the Sau-
tat0ry, Miss Harp tha; part Of the NlleIicto-
~ addressed u the Audience, Regents aud
Trustees; an Miss Fawcctt the part Of the
same addressed 10 the Faculty, pupils Of tie
school, and classmates
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-23
sI3 ACRES

Beginning at a Stone marked U. s., corner TO the
Holmes land and Vim. Lucas koonce land and TO
tract No. ,, thence with said Lucas lines ). 81 =
30, West 67.j poles to Stone, thence ). 20o JO'
W. 9l.2 poles to a Stone, thence again with Lucas
and /. Thrasher :. - s. W. SO poles at Spring
continued 10 all lO7 poles TO Stone, thence >. TO-
30 W. $50 poles 10 a Stone, corner TO the Nc
Sherry " Dove Hill tract, thence with il ;. IL %
45' ELLA poles 20 a stone By fat rock near the
road, thence ;. Sc 80 L. 57.9 poles to stone in
the line Oft. b. WashingtOn's Heirs, thence with
their line y. 20 +. Is poles to a Chestnut Oak
stump on the East side Of tie " Bear Ford, -
thence y. - L. ~ poles 70 a stone, thence y.
81 +. 37.s poles u a d stone, corner at the
top Of the Kidgc, thence following the top Of the
ridge 23S poles 10 a large stone pile corner to
tract No. 2, thence with No. about y. 621 W..
l2O poles to the beginning.
The said three tracts being fully exhibited and
described in a Plat and Report OF Survey by ;.
II. Brown, Surveyor OF jefferson County, dated
November ., 1876, and which is filed IN the Clerks
office OF the said Circuit Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-23
Extract from Decree Of AWHl8h, 1917.

at is adjadged ordered and dccreed tha. this
cause be re-commttcd 70 Commissioner Moore,
with instructions To inquire
First-lnto the condition Of the present title to
the said six acres OF land near Charlestown !;
whether the same has been sold and conveyed
away by the heirs of said VIM. G. Worthington,
deceased. to whom So sold and conveyed, and
whether the grantee holds by voluntary convey
ance, or is bona ide purchase for value receiy-
cd. without notice.
Second-To ascertain and report, to whom pur-
chase money for the sale of the 22i A., r., 10
p, were paid; in what proportion the payments
were made 10 the grantors, and what assets and
property have been left BY the said grantors on
,hi. sale, to meet any liability growing out OF the
sale OF said tract Of land and the receipt Of the
money for the same
Third-To make the same inquircs ~ to the
lot in Charles.own sold to Jacob o. Tutwilcr, and
Of any other property sold By his heirs, since the
death of said Wurthington, together with all
other matters deemed pertinent by himself or
which any Of the parties may require to have
stated"
b. C. WASHINGTON, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-23

Ills generally supposed by certain class Of citi
rers, VINO are uut practical or experienced. that
Dyspepsia can NOT Invariably be- cured, but we are
pleased ,' say thar G-esN's Ar5rsr Fl1uta has
and Liver Comp aiut iu 400 itslarms, such Sour
stomach, CostiyeDes-. Sizes Headache. Vlipjtati1u
70 ,te Heart, low SPIRITS &C., &C. Out of 80 COO
g 4.u bottles '1ld last year, not single failure
vas reported, bat thousands 90 complimentary
letters received fFou Druggists OF wonderful
cures Three doses wi., relieve any ease. Try H.
-lUf.. Bottles 10 Gents Regular Size - cents
i0- sale by Light Mitchell, Charlest0wn. and
q. j. a. bert. Harper Ferry.
June II. lsI5-eo<ly-ud March T.. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-23
READ. READ! READ!!t
VERY VALUABLE BOOKl
"HIGH OLD SALTS"
OR,
"Stories Intended for the Ma.
rines."
BY Captain Il. G. Adams.
NEW EDITION NOW READY.
WHAT TILE PRESS SAY OLE II

The New Albany Mirror saws: " The four
great Affections the American navy Is at present
oppressed with are;
DEATH. DAY ROT, D. y. PORTER, AND PRIZE EoNEI."
"a little work bat containing great revela.
tions, written in a somewhat satirical strain Vet
unfolding t'any serious truths, and exposing
some very questionable transactions Of high OF.
cas, done in the name If not with the cogni7anco
of the most elevated Republican statesmen A
very racy. readable book and containing much
valuable information. - The Iirginid Free Prsn.
" DEATH, Day nor, D. y. p, AID PsIzE NoSEr."
Founded upon official facts. Il launches a
shaft at the great ID. d. Z. which cannot be turn
I'd off from its mark although the person aimed
at happened. through the reputation Of bis brave
and gallant father the hero Of the EsseI and
the then influence Of the Assistant - crctAry Il
the Navy Fox to have himself placed in he
position whereby he acquired reputation Which
he never earned and his promotion over he
heads Of So many worthy, brave and gallant Oh
GERS, who, with the same opportunities. would
never have given cause COR such a criticism wpe
find in " High Old Salts" 20 have been written
was a shame and disgrace To the Navy DspAH.
ment. There IL n general belief amongst a. large
portion Of the natal officers that the said great
l., u. ID. p, was never in reach ~ the encmy's
shot during the whole civil war. and when com
pared to the great Farrngul, whom he lahorcd 20
hard to injure, is MS tire pigmy to the giant
cseH hd. " h'9.
"DEATH, DRY ROT, .. D. p, AID fsIzg SoSsr.'
"Thc author Of this liile book hurls lhundot-
boil. aithe charlsiSns 81 the American navy. Tho
British navy has its charlaians, too. - o.ios
Nsrs Of hs World.
"The writer's logic 10 80 hsnchsni As h'I iAliro
Is keen and cutting. He very eHceIually diipo'si
~ the preteniiOns 81 Commodore JCileu snd High
Admiral Porier. lie msa,urss The latter with hh
orn ir,namenh and ordeFs a.d shows hin sot
only 30 b. ,hallov prs,'nd'r, but somsih!Aa
rorn. -LOsdo, C,i,c.
"Ths I'M. boob d',srr" plsss b,'id. Js'.
AL s.d Jsaiss Ths hlsnry Of he Rad hhs
Esp'diiion 10 Sll'i shspni 81 ne lss va. -
Hs~Iln byIssh
Price. pep" bisd'ss. % ssssi s,esa. 70 ~ss /;
NAN ssh slia
Bof nshy
t0S. snrLLIr0fos.
CeJsss Psnn A,ssss ed AZ street
vA:AIs0SoB, "A
Hsy g. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-23
The Eastern Question.

n.t-n u,ry.oof tse N p Church S,r,b
-.o, q r.v,-l h,,ol from bi. Eris,,p,l
...a,.;.- .fri,-,. ,,r .r,r,c s,.r, r.,-l,ys
.- Ma. r.-.,.,,.,..l. D.. ..,. D.. r.r.r
,...,..,.-.l.-..,-3 ,t. ',o,.;,..r...rn.o,,..-
.,, 0,-...., ana ,,,,. Ina ,r,r,-,,,,o r-,,,s
,r, If several f,,,s i, be frs, ,r,,, ,bero
On, hst,f1ks. never beass,, lsI peace ip East.
,rs Frr.1e while The Ta-k holds H. TIE
,,,.esr., n ,,, Ottoman mower I'm Trr,pe Is
a., ,-,.,.-.o--,, 10 n, ;c,-rs;,, or R,-b,ri.,.
.-., rl-...i,, r;,f.,,,,., Vh,,,y,r may
D., .-.5.. ..t...,,.-,-,. ,a.r..-s ;s s,rs R;.l.
Is, ,r,,vi, ,s.,r,f,riy a b.-h,,;,o and ,bis
shows Hs.Ir more +. his prpri, than in b;.
private life. he SAYS Gle Turk lespisss the
Christian rs such. and as ,le Dfuse nassacres
,r1se0 qrr tt. Bs',,ri,7 atrocities If last,
,e,, move m, orly .,r,y Of Christian. n.
his er7:rs arise, oa. Of he dread d. Turk,
are SD ofre eraa, Earorean Powers. The
sovorrmcrt Of millions Of Christians By au
u.uica, ana bartarous power is. then. one
factor ia The Eastern problem
A,.1e, r,e,,r +, tte e-ca, number of sub
t.e,. of he sultan who ar,of the Sclavis race.
and it is .r-.r, them TIE -.ve-rrert off
9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-23
News and Times about Winchester
From The NIews:

From .he Ner;
The ladies ofthe Virginia Shaft Association,
by their cXer,ions Of memorial day, added
some Ss5 30 the fund for erecting marble
shaft IN the Virginia lot a, ihe Stonewnll Gem
etery. The fund now apProximates $500.
The Good TcmplM picnic which hns been
extensively advertised for the 4ih Of July has
been postponed in consequence Of a failure 90
secure an extra train Of cars Due notice will
BE- given Of the day on which il will take place
The new military company unanimously E.
lected Wm. H. Clark Captain, Bruce Gibson
Isl Lieutenant, James b. Burgess Fad Lieut.
and Joseph 4. Mutton 3ri Leutennut Capt
C,nrk declined, and Ii. Burgess was elected
Captain, aud w w. Faulkner chosen End L.
Bishop Pinckney Of Mary land filled the pull
ri, Of Chris. Church on Sunday morning, lOih,
and o, night preached the annual sermon be-
fore tie young ladies Of the Episcopa! Female
Institute. Row Alpheus W Wilson, d. D.,
Of the Baltimore Conference, preached morn
ing aud night OF same day j he Braddoct
street ". T. Church South.
Mr.. VIM. Howard. blacksmith, who resides
near this city, on the North Frederick Turn
pike, on Wednesday Of last week, whilst re-
turning home from the memorial services in
his place, foi from a wood wagon in which
he was riding, aud which came uucouped,
breaking his leg Just above the ankle in a most
horrible manner His life is dcspaired Of.
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The Terms of Sale

Are as follows: Ooe-fourih to be paid on the day
Of SALE and also Bond bearing nier est from date,
with good security, payable in twelve months,
for the residue Of the purchase money, and will
retain the title to, and lien on each said tract as
further security for the residue Of the purchase
money, until the same is fully paid.
>. HOWELL.
Commissioner Of School band. Tor the
County Of Jefferson, West Virginia
June 9, lsf7,-6t
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iACT no. !, containing sboGi
SI6 ACRES,

Is bounded on the North by the Shenandoah Riv-
or, and begins at Stake on the East bark Of said
River, at rocky clin, corner to I. Kirwau's
Nisewanner land. running thence with Kirwan's
lines South 20 80 +. SIS poles. TO u large Chest
nut Stump, thence 5. 10 49, L. 1 IS poles to the
). W. edge Of a large rock, thence leaving the
original lines and running across the tract >. p
+. about 1855 poles to the Z" Block House on the
top OF the Mountain, thence following the top Of
the Ridge TO a Black Oak tree and Stone marked
L. =, thence y. 755 go W. SIS poles to Stone
and stone-pie in the hollow or drift of the noun
tain, thence down the same y. 2lo 81 W. 5S.5
poles, horizontal measure 10 a Spring on the Bank
ofthe Shenandoah River, thence up the river with
is meanders TO the beginning.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or JEFFER-
son COUNTY, WEST. VA,
HENRY j. SIBERT'S Ad'mr, Plaintiff.
AgaiHst IN CHANCERK
WILLIAM C. WORTuINGTON'S, Admir-,
&c, DefendantS