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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

Intelligence was received in this city ycster-
day By the family Of Mr.. Henry Judik, an ex-
teps;ve cattle dealer, residing Oh west Lombard
street, Of the suicide Of his son il-aw, Wm.
Sagyer, after attempting the murder of bis
brother Benjamin, at their residence 10 Deca-
tur, IIiaois Mr. Sawyer married Miss Judik
several years ago, and her death occurred at her
home 10 lIioois. Her husband accompanied
the remains to Baltimore and then returned to
Illinois, where he married second time. A
telegram from Decatur gives the following &C.
couo. of the ttagi, occurrence "One of the
mcSt terrible tragedies that has ever occurred
10 this county took placs at ten o'clock yester.
day at w. Il B. Sawyers oil mill. William
and Benjamin Sawyer, who have for years been
partners in the runniug of the oil mill, were
10 their Office talking over their business affairs.
An ole transaction, about which they had dis
agreed for some time, came up 10 the course
OF the conversation. and some warm words were
used. j. NJ. Ham, the bookkeepcr, came in,
aud soon after he entered William Sawyer step.
ped 70 the desk. as he said, to get bank book
Of papers for the purpose OF going 0ul to settle
I'D some accounts A moment later the crack
of pistol startled Ham and Benz amin Saw
yer, the latter Of whom was sitting in chair
in the cast cnd Of the Office, the desk bciog in
the west end. Both gentlemen saw at once
that William IVES aiming bis shots at BeDja-
nip, ard two more shots followed in quick
SUCCESSION, the last ono taking effect 10 the
head OF the last named. He at orc, started 10
leave tho office to escape further shots, and as
be striped out into the largo room of the mill
he fell, with his head bleeding rrolusely. VIM.
Saver at nIc, ltfs the ofiiJc and passed down
40 invisible stairway to the basement Of tho
building and then went out at west door,
After crossing The threshold be placed the re.
volvcr, large sized Colts navy, to his head
and sent 40 ouocc bullet crashing through his
right temple, which rendered him unconscious
and caused blood to flow from his mouth, and
brains to oeZe from the wound. lie was car
RED to his house, where he died 10 ten minutes
without having said word. A coroncr's jury
this evening returned verdict of suicide. Ben
Sawyer received an ugly scalp wound, which Is
considered very dangerous by the physicians.
lie may live two weeks Both men arc we'll
advanced 10 years, the deceased being IS years
old and the wounded brother GO o. more. Tho
firm was ia Aourshing condition ard was
widely known throughout the West and East.
They did q bu.iocss Of $4,000 per annun,
AID were worth nearly 500, 900. The quarrel
vas about en- Old settlement involving $500. lt
is thought by most people that William was
partially insane when he shot at his brother,
aud filled with remorso when he killed himself.
The city is greatly excited over the occurrence
The deceased leaves wife. Bcriamln is un'
married. "-BaNin10re Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
RaDe, Trial and Lynchtng.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. Sat noon
Wednesday, the trial of Hemp Neal. charged
with having committed rape on Mrs. Salona
Ham, near Clarksvills, Ark, was held. Mrs.
Ham appeared in court and identified Neal.
She is small delicate woman, while Neal ls a
big brawney fellow of nearly two hundred.-
Mrs. Ham said he knocked her down while
she was holding her two little children in her
arms, whom sho had taken up, hoping they
would save her. She was terribly bruised
about tho face and neck. The evidence was
conclusive, and at the close of the trial Neal
was returned to jail. During the night party
of masked men broke into the jail, overpow-
cred the guards, took Neal out and hung him.
Court OF ApPEALs.-Appeal refused to a
decree of the Circuit Court Of Wythe county,
pronounced on the 25th Of September 1878,
in the case of Harkrodcr and ais VS. Snavcly
and ais.
Jones Commonwealth. From Corpora
ton Court of DanyilIe. Submitted.
Trogden vs. Commonwealth. Set for 18th
November, 1878.
Alexandria City vs. Washington and Leo
University. Passed.
Williams & Go. vs. Barksdale. Dismissed.
Steptoe vs. Floods administrator. Passed.
Glazsbrook's administrator vs. Gillian and
Is Passed.
Fuller vs. Commonwealth and ais. Dis.
missed.
Stamper's administrator vs Garrett, &c.
Set for December s, 1878,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

That the radicals of the North. in their sup
port Of good money, and cons! quently Ct the
strong side. 10 the recent elections were
actuated solely by sound, Common se1se, aud
not By the Isudabla desire to pns,lve tho hon
or and subservo the welfare of the country, is
proved by tho fec: that whenever 10 the South
democrat was opposed by a greeDbaoker they
voted for tho latter, though they knew no was 10
favor ct regulating the honest debts of the
Government.and Of depreeilting evsn the little
money tho people have. So. while We &C
knowledge the benefit the northern radicals
have conferred upon the country By cifectually
tquelcbiog all movements looking toward
currency of irfedeemablo paper, We need not
be too proluse 10 Our praise, seeing that that
benefit was only the secondary result of the
accomplishment of their own selfish d'sigps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
NJ 4 ISISIED ID.

On the 9Th inst, ct tho residence OF th' ora, :,
father IN Luray, by Rev. n. G. B"la%' a.
mo SIBERT GEAISON. 0! Ehpph,,lSMI1HSI,'E
county, Va, 10 Miss KATE 5. WAi'''-
d,nrbtcr of Rev. John w. Watson.
In Hamilton, Va, November l3;3; , y r. :,
L. H. Crcnshsw MIR. JOHN ii. ohhi'1v, ~ me-:
Miss LAURA THOMAS, daugnt,r o.
w Thomas, esq, all of i.oudoun' W. .-.
rHoICE ROLL BGTrEK , s:I,c!iyx P,'"
" fer sale hy i. }. "a =, .l E'2g Street.
nov )
NEW KDAM CHrE> 4 jns::, Tece .TSi A.
~ sepl4 IT, " NJ. M, :, ~
NHoIuE NEW uoMlNH y !, j9 v,tiTI%,B5 iIHNfS
" scp2I .,;.oI By
cAEAToGA CHIPS, t:ssh b j TiE iGBfiuIiE;S.
- nov ." '. .sr,ly
NEsW, ., 4Uck"HGEhhEE E E1 g YHhA.ES:n1S.
EMoNs and GREEN G + NWGikhsEn Fl
IL oct ii - -
DR1ME GOLDFISH just 1o; e vMS1IGGYBUEN.
1,p ~ BUCKWHEAr EhoKHIKk 81 :.
& at loot l9] ). ., 49, .,
DKIME NEW YORK cHHfE3AhM issAYs
l. sep II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

Tammany has sustained an overwhelming
defeat, hut not fatal one, as the next election
will show. The injury she has received is by
no means ss severe as that ipf 'cted upon her
BY Tweed and his ring. and she not only re-
covered from that. but achieved higher and
more powerful position than ever before. The
forty thousand republicans who assisted the
boilers last Tuesday are too strong to play
second fiddle to them all the time-they will
want the Offices themselves at the next election
And as soon as they withdraw their support
Tammany will get her own again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

A jury in Washington, yesterday, gave man
verdict for two hundred dollars damages for
being called thief If every man in the
Country were to receive the Same amount for
the same reason, the adoption of the greenback
idea would be left no longer to the choice of
the American people, tut would become al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

Mrs. Nancy plersou, a resident Ct Ota0>
Valley, n. j., went into the woods near BE-
home on III ,sday afternoon, 10 quench boo.
fire some children bad started there. la dco'
so her clothing caught fire, and she started %
rug to Ger E1u:c This tsurcd tho flame
aud she Was literally turoed to q crisp. 81
Gitd yuOu after.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
Letter from Louisa.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gszstte.
LOUISA Court House, Nov. 1.-The several
prccints Of tho county give Newman, green
hacker, majority in the county Of 270, which
is real disgrace to Louisa. The vote was as
follows: Mechanicsvillr, Johnston, ST; New
man, 10; Mays Store, Johnston, II; Newman,
O.; TreVillian's, Johnston, 4G; Newman, II;
Bells Cross Roads. Johnston, &c; Newman,
n; Louisa g. H., Jonston, IS; Newman, ll9;
rcrrcl's Store, Johnston. L Newman, 81;
Thompson's Cross Roads, Johnston, 81; New,
man, 81; Cuckoo, Johnston, Al; Newman, 1O7;
Frederick s Hall, Johnston. Al; Newman, -;
Centreve, Johnston, "a; Newman, 40; Shell.
toms Mill Johnston. 10; Newman, 50; jack.
SOD, Johnston, Ii; Newman, 81; Bumpas's,
Johnston, 81; Newman, 81 All true conser-
vatves are rejoiced at the noble old hero's
lGen. Johnston triumph in the district. 1t
must be gratifying TO Louisa to know that she
is the only county that voted against the great
Johnston-admired and loved by the whole
world. am sorry to report this disgrace of
Louisa. But With hurrah tor Old Joe | close.
RNaL1sH GIRLS AS PEDEsTR1Ass.-A
correspondent writes from the lake regions
of Scotland AS follows: There are also quite a
q number Of pedestrians who are spending
month in exploring the Highlands. We pass
these frequently on the rosd, and they make
sort Of picnic trip of it. carrying knapsacks.
The English girls are great walkers, and they
diverge from tho stage roads and max excursions
to the mountains. There was party of young
English girls at the hotel who have walked
over one hundred miles during the past seven
days.
Their rosy cheeks and the frmness of their
tread, as we'll as the substantial shoes they wear,
with heels whore nature requires them to be for
ten times that distsnce if they willed it. Am.
erican girls are generally poor walkers, and it
will soon be as difficult to find an American lady
who can walk more than twenty minutes with.
out complaining of fatigue as it is to find fe.
male walker in China. They pay too much st.
ention to the shape and make of their boots for |
pedestrian walkers. Ny young companions |
have had some good experience in walking and |
Rill return capital walkists.
True friendship is lasting; so arc Dealham's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

A meeting Of military men WIS ht,! 10 lt';h
mopd sst night to take sscrs towards uTlG'
Congress to establish the miIit;s OF The c'1'r'
on better iuo!inp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

Times that try mems sous; m"d"f:rc II |"
buyiog DcaItam's Clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

give US rest" cried bootblack from the
gallery Of our Opera House, to party 10 the
audience who had been coughicg duriog the
greater part of the performance. Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup" Shouted another urchio.
E,rchangc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

REMEMBER lHIs.-Men's OVorcoats from
SIS to $50, at kstzensttln, 80 'th street,
Washington, u. L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

PARENTS AND GUARDIANS ATTENTION.
ChiIdren's Overcoas from So to SIS. at Kat
zepstein, 80 7th street, Washington, D. e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

For fine Underwear sec Dealham. G. King
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

True friendship is lasting; so arc Dealham's
Clothing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06
Church Notes.

Rev Geo. /. Lcyburn has accepted n cal
90 the Presbyterian Church at lexington, Mo
During Lent aud until Passion week, there
win be services in Zion p +. Church Of TIL:
town ou Thursdays at 4 80 ?. NJ, and on
Fridays At y NJ During Passion week
daily services.
The Winchester Preshytery will hold The
Spring session in this place, beginning on
Wednesday evening, April l7th, at : o'clock
Ouenjug sermon by Rev Il. n. Fleming, OF
Wnol,,ock Moderator of last session. The
body is composed Of about forty members
nearly equally divided between clerical and
las delegates.
Rev. Mr.. Hall the newly appointed minis
ter t, the II. ?. Church at Harper's Ferry
preached his opening sermon on Sunday last
aud. we understand, gave very general salts
faction 90 his congregation. Ia the night he
preached another very able and eloquent SER
mon.
The prayer Of Christ al pray not that thou
shoaliest take them Christmas out Of he
world. but Tint thou shou,lest keep them from
o., evil ." rs found in the Gospel according t.
81. JOAN. l7ih Chap. and 10Th verse, WAS tho
topic OF Il very excellent sermon by Rev. Geo
l.. Lcyhurn. in the Presbyterian Church, 10
this place on Sabbath morning last. In ia.
afternoon be preached at kahlctown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06
A Souvenir.


We received from John Jones, at Kable-
town. a pic.rrc-a valuable contribution 10
cur or, collection. Among our assets it will
be regarded Of priceless value. Fragrant
memories cling round it. We are sure that
our friend could not have purchased it; It
must have been presented to himas a reward
cf merit at spelling school. Perhaps john
Jones istle identical boy so much more cx-
prosire'y than elegantly mentioned by Mr..
Bacsus .wh1 Thought it necessary 10 preface
his remarks oa tb,t occasion with a reference
20 the presence Of critics. as tie boy who ont
stripped the sul." We cannot part with this
beautiful aaj faithful representation Of " Pa
rental Supervision presented to us, butif the
raeh.rs' Institute would value the leite'
which accompanied il, aud will promise &c
place It in the archives f9c tie use Of genera
lions yct unborn, we viii donate it. We ap-
pend copy, rgjsfn. q 'i.aa'", q. pr"o'n
csim:
Mr. EIur-Io your last paTnT you say yoJ
love babers al over no mattur how dirty they
MIR. Well Won sir just like my swcatheart.-
She s1rt me W1ieutm the 22ond last Feb"
srv % show me how much she loved bahys.-
send You the rjclur, aaI hoap yoR vii. pu'
h. f. vrlr plosr. as al lovers u ca!tre'
kr- wilalnire 90. VA stuck mp the pictu
. I'm her uarl1- o. show 20 e. all beer visitors bu
. I wlatau admirers OF blbys Ike yoursc.ve
81, ... q Ia vrrr Va.vl.c plpur
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06


The Acting Boarl OF the Potomac Baptist
Association met in the Baptist Church IN
Charlestown on Thursday evening of last week.
the opening sermon being preached by Rev
Mr.. Ellyson from Lowest thou me ?'-an
earnest and feeling discourse. % Friday
morning Rev. Mr.. Rogers preached from 1--WE
beseeoh YOU that ye strive to increase more aud
more. an exbortati0n TO grow b. continual
effort ia all christian graces and virtues. The
same night Mr.. VIM. L. Wilson was called to
the chair. and discussion was had on the
" Constitution Of the Christian Church, which
Rev. Mr.. Lake made the ground Of very able
discourse, setting forth the origin, foundation
and essentials Of the early ChtFch, and Of the
Christian Church in modern times; also the
various meanings Of the term Church. Rev.
Mr.. Ellyson followed briefly and eloquently
aui at the close Of his remarks it was FRO
posed that Rev. Mr.. ClrrOl discuss the subject
Of The duty Of Christian debtors to contrib
ute 70 the cause Of Christ" After some demnE
he consented, aud disposed Of his topic IN
very 6rcibls argument that God being the old
est creditor, the longest creditor, the most pow
erral creditor, aud the one most exalted in dig
nifty was entitled t. the 6'st consideration
/ from every debtor.
Mr.. Ellyson made an address on Saturday
morning upon The Elements Of Success o
.he Christian Church, and the best means o.
thoir development" Rev. Mr.. Carol spoke
ia the evening on The Design Of Baptism
from not the putting away of the filth o
the flesh. bu, the answer of a COOL conscience
towards Cod Disclaiming in the strongest
terms the doctrine Of bap;is'nll re generation
be nevertheless urged the observance of the
rite as ofyital Importance, whose omission had
planted tborns ia many a dying pillow, &c. &c
Mr. Carol preached on Sabbath moroina
and night to large audiences. in the morning
on the Ministry Of Angels, and at night gu til,
words Of Christ" What do ttou knowes
a1t now but thou shalt know hereafter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06
BLACK OAK BARK.

i WILL buy good BLACK OAK Back that q
] properly taken and cured according % the
following directions. and Pay CASH f0r It 20 the
rate ~ : per Cord Of I Is feet measurement, de-
nvered az ms Mills 90 Winchrster. Virginia, and
81 on Cara 20 any point from Martinsburg To- Har-
risnnburg. bnt ihe Cars must BE- carefully and
e'o,,y piled aad 6iief faH-all that caa Be gotten
INN order To save freight and charges, which
j. so much per car, &c.
DIRECTIONS Commence tking the Bark.
A. soon as 20 sill peel wc.i-fun frerlr--anf be
sure 90 take the bark from The upper part II The
tree and limbs. Tor the Young bark - more tefhy
aud better thln the Old bark, which is mostly
ross: tie Bark should not he bFoken up too much,
and AUST br Or average thickness. a. the heavy
butt bark hy itslf vii Hoi hs bouehtatiuN price.
Theeui SIDE of the Bark must ALWAYS be kept Up,
which nnl prevent IS rariag also protect The So
side irun fhe weather. 81 hicb beinC the part used
must bc Kept brigif end not allowed 81 get gct 90
mould. Which injurel ie ucngih and color, the
aii iirp"-feuf rarts.
Mach -, 7s-fm. GENMAN SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06

IT, - -csiden,e Of Capt Ice II. Molcr. on
"Wednesday. March 27th, ISIS. Miss LAURA
ElNtHAEr. daughter of Christian Mnchart
deed. aged j. years ard days.
In Lcr,burC, on Tuesday afternoon, March
2cth. ISIS. of aropleIy. Mrs. MARY b. SAUN
DErf, in the list year of her oge.
In Upjon. Loudoun county. Nr. SAMUEL
TORkEi son in the 10Th year of his age lie
WIS great sufferer from the effects or paiay sis
until the evening Of the 22nd day OF March, when
be f,ll asleep ia Jesus, having been member
OF the ". f. Church for more than lorty-fvc years.
In Baltimore. on Sunday meuning, March 81,
ISIS. after lingering illness of pneumonia,
FRANCIS RAYMOND, aged wears, 3 months
aad Is DAYS, Beloved and ory son Of John F. and
Mary H. Sfaub
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06

Should a bin about to be feportol to Congress
By the Committee on Coinage be passed and
become law, it will cost a man $4,000 and
two years in Tie peuitentiary if convicted Of
punching hole in I silver dollar We hope
our friend little WI! be careful, and elude the
penalties heretofore mentioned, if not the
paias, BY letting lis cLerubs CT; their teeth on
some other natalie substance than the dollar
Of the dald.cs IBIS cheek, Tor instance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06

BrV4rrul Hua.-From J. A. Tynes, we'll
known citizen Of Wilson, y. C.:-Ny wife had
suffered tor ten or twelve years with kind Of
dry letter, which KEEP: the scalp covered with dan
d-uT. ana caused the hair to fall outaud get very
thiu aud turn gray, but after using three bottlee
"Luudou Hair Color ReStorer" The letter was
cured aud the gray hair restored % It's original
color Che hair stopped falling out and is growing
b.autirllv By telling Of the effect 1t has on the
head OF mv wife have induced a number 20 try
IL. and want YOU To send me one do-en bottles
by express ] enclose pos; Office order for - 70
pay Tor H. " London Hair Color Restorer IL
sold nj - cents bottle By all leading druggisis.
Dr. Svaync X Son, Philadelphia, sole proptit-
tors. Sold ia CLsrcstown BY Butler Il Aisquith.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06
MARRIED

On "Wednesday evening, April 3rd. 1873. Mt tn G
residence oC the brides parents 10 Charcsiown.
by Krv. A. q. Hopkins. Mr.. THOMAS G. EARN
SHAW aud Mas MAGGIE VI. DOoLEY-second
daughter Of Mr. George Dooley-all Of this town.
Thanks for generous supply of the wedding
cake. and our best wishes for the happy pair
made one forever. May the ssoahinc Of peace
and prosperity light ny their path all through life
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06

Mr. R B. Lucas contracted to sink well
at the corner Of Liberty and West streets, and
aft = getting abou, i feet from tie suffice
through .oci, struck d huc stream Of water.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06
Schedule of Trains
Harper's Ferly& Valley Brahch
Is. * O. II. II.
Taking effect November 18th, 1877.
EASTWARD BOUND.

Train passing Chnrlcstown at $40 \. NJ, has
passenger car attached, and rups sunday. Monday,
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. al other
trains daily except sunday.
Nov. p. ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06
Tn. Virginia Free Press,
Tb9 I'D Family Journal.
Cf,nlEsrowx. Arm C, 1873.
Mere Mention.


Mr.. McCcigh,, at Harper -7, has a"''d-
a., contract for repairs % his dwelling on tae
Sind Of yrsiuius, to Mr. j. e. Holmes, Of
IBIS place
a-laally we are getting light on our streets
,,,,, publ, places A lamp hos been placed
-, ne gate OF the Baptist Church, and one
:, f,5ntof Mr.. J. II. RoJdck's stone.
Han. James Il. Grove ana Mr Forrest W.
'r,,xn. as will be seen by Clrl 10 this issue,
nave entered lat. co-par;acrslip or tie Irl'-
t.eeof the Law.
I'll, the time % year that ie..
Has something Important Oh t.,i Arfi
He goes forth % Do SD.
But before DE gets thro
lie wishes he had his um5ccl co.
New stems are iu course " erection and a
tide clustering has been done at the Presby-
tsri,n Church, not SO much ia view 90 The
approaching session Of Wiachest,r Prcsly'ery
as because Of thc uccl q ,he w.'S.
o., Wednesday Of ,as. week ST. Dlnil
1e,zsnlauner. of K,araeysyi,e was Arawa
out Of bis buggy, and somewhat bruised 10y tie
running Of bis horse. The animal was Iu-
iared and the vehicle demolished.
Mr.. John Goodr. tie u1i-,uan,s man
crushed in Vauccs coal bank last Fall. we age
,l.5 10 see IS ont again Ire Was in town if.-
JAY last. on crulchcs.-Nrgla.'r' Iosi.
Think Of a man being 90 a coal bank or
six months and theo getting on, a-aiu. G''te.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06
Private Sole
Oh
Valuable Real Estate.
March 16, 1878.

rTNIE undersigned. Executor of George isler.
will sell nj Private Sale, the fnc farm o. which
the late George I.ler died sjestd. and possessed,
living in Jefferson CourIy, West Virginia, about
IL miles from tie town of Charlrst1wn, on the
County road leading T. summit Point, both OF
which places are on the line Of the Winchester 4
Potomac Rairoad. and afford dne markets for the
sale Of produce. Said farm contains aboat
Two Hundred and SiXty-Four
ACRES OF GOOD LIMEST0NELAND, between
40 and so acres of which is Ia VALUABLE TIN
BER. II adjoins the lands of Bushrod G. Wash
iucton, Henry Davenport, EsGs., and others. and
is very Convenient to Mills, Churches aud schools.
The Improvements consist OF a Comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE and Out-iiuiidiugs. never
falling We'll ofpurc water, Pond FOR C1tdc, Stock,
&c, SC The iarm (all things considcrcdj is one
of the most desirable in tbs fertile County OF Jel-
son.
TERMS ACCONM0DATIyG
JOSEPH CRANE.
Feb o, ls7s-9t. Executor OF Geo. lsier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-04-06
March lG, 1873.
PLASTER.

lust Received Fifv Tons Of best quality Nova
u Scotia Plaster, which We are now grading
aud selling at the lowest price fur Cash only.
WERLICH WELLER.
March %, 1875.