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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-25
n~-.yOT-vG MEMS CHRISTIAN As


sOCIATlON.-THIs EVENING, from $50 20 $50.
lecture By the Pew. j. +. TYLER on the Internal
tonal sunday chool Lesson. Teachers and adult,
scholars e al denominations welcome.
Tonight nj $50. YOUNG Mons Gospel Ncetina.
subject: Cone" Matthew Sc. rs.
Tomorrow EyENTNG, from 3 T. 1. Service Of
Song. conducted by the General Sccrctlry.
TUESDAY EVENING. az Mozart Han, Lecture by
FHANR STRINet Elbow. the scout.
THURSDAY NIGHT. at $50. General secretary
Conversations. Clas,.
~ MONUMENTAL CHURCli-Rey.
J. e.. Armstrong. u. D., rcctor.-Scrvicos &c II
\. ". ana Pm. Sunday school nj % An.
IN FIRST PEESBYTERIAN
CrURCH.-EO. =. l.. PRESTON, d. D., pastor.
Services at is. ". aud 1870 =. VI.
L. THIRD ESBY T ERIAN
CIiURCrI.-Ro. ". T. RICHARDSON. y. D.. at ] l
A. NJ; Rev. NJ -. IIOGE. ID. d., at 7:i5 J.. W..
Congregations. meeting ftcr morning scryice.
IT, GRACE-ST REET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CiGURCII-Rev. DR.. READ, pastor.-scr-
vices ~ u 4. Y. No services at night.
~ TRINITY CHURCH Corner oi
Twentieth and Broad strccis)-Rcy. ). WILEY
BLEDSoE, pasor.--Prclchlng at II \. VI and at
1870 p. VI. Y..ug mems prayer-mecting from 3
!o4P NJ.
IL BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH lcomcr Tenth and Broldl.-sUNDAY,
February oG.-Prcachine al II 4. VI. by Rev. W.
G.. STARR, -. D.. pastor-subjec;. 1.-The Faith
that Can Build or Bury World: at T. VI. Tie
Methodist congregations Of Richmond and MAN.
chester VIII unite IN memorial service. occa-
stoned by the death OF Bishop W. VI. Wightman.
Rev. DIR. !. W. BLEDSoE win preside. and adj
dresses will BE- delivered by DR.. sLEDD, PETER
son, and STARR.
M CLAY-STREET VI ETHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Of Adams and
Clay notwithstanding by the pastor, Rev. s.
LAMBETH. SUNDAY MORNISG 90 IL O'clock-sub-
iect, " The Certainty aud Necessity Of tho General
Judgment; at half-past o'clock T.. W.. " The
Day Of Judgmcnt-Its Awful Proceedings and its
solemn Awards" All are cordially invited. seats
free.
III PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH (wc,t Franklin strccu.-soryiccs ut IL
:. VI. and q p. VI. by Rev. Or. sLEDp.
"MAIN-ST EFT CHRISTIAN
ClIURCH.-Treaching at IL \. VI. and 1880 =.
VI. byJ. \. DLAEBORN.
IL SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. J. Z. TYLER, pastor, VIII preach
1t II 4. NJ. and 7:ij L. VI. All welcome.
IL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ncr Twelfth and Broad atrccisl.-Rcv. J. j. TAw-
THoBNE. u. d., pastor, VIII preach on SUNDAY AZ
II \. M.-subjcct. "Judls and Ills Confederate
and At ~ +. M.-subcct. Satan Protesting.
an welcome. II
IN SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. W. d. THOMAS, d. d., wiz preach al II y. NJ.
No services a. night
III Ora E-S Y Rect BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushec streets.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM T..
HATCHER, ID. d. at l O'Clock 4. VI. and AZ half
past z o'clock =. VI. on SUNDAY.
III LEIGII-STREET BAPT Is 7
CHURCH corner Tweniy-fflh and Leigh streetsl.
Rev.JoHN POLLARD, Jr., -. d.. pastor. will preach
at l o'clock A. VI. aud ~ o'clock +. VI. subject
IN thc morning "Thc Kingdom that Enduros For
ever; at night: " The Temperance Que lion IN
the Legislature Allvisitors cordially welcomed
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~ Ora c E-S Il Rect BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushec streets.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +.
HATCHER, ID. d., at ii O'Clock \. ". and At half
past o'clock =. VI. on SUNDAY.
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IN SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. W. ID. THOMAS, -. d., wiz preach al II \. VI.
No services a. night
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT or GA,-N 0hk>.i
RICHMOND. Va. February To- l~e@.
GEALED PROPOSALS
wllIcuccN,d
Ar THIS OFFICE
TNTIL
THURSDAY, MAHCH2 1es2,
FOR THE
BE~T Gas COAL.

The qualify. yield, ana Illuminating powers {"
be established by practical test 10 Che "of"'
The sunni, for She fiscal year cndini February
1854. =, he delivered 20 the tower works As ine
necessity Of the superintendent may require. My
deficit will be deducted monthly from The price
Maid the contractor, who VIII be required {" give
bond and security for faithful compliance 81 'h'
contract. and il inferior coal De- repeatedly sent 70
the works after due notice from the sup'r'n'e"d-
ent II shall be deemed sufficient cause u ab'os''
the contract.
The Committee on Light reserve the rCht to i'-
ect any and all proposals .,,.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
o15-,d superintendent
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II FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ncr Twelfth and Broad strccis).-Rcv. j. j. IIAw-
THoBNE, u. d., pastor, VIII preach on SUNDAY AZ
IL \. M.-subjcct. judas and Ills Confederate
and At ~ +. M.-subcct. Satan Protesting.
an welcome. u
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n-g LEA 4 PERKINS SAUCE,
TIE WORCESI ER>Nll;E.
Delicious with
MEATS. GAME. ~Oi'P. WELSH L. tREBlIS,6
join DUNCAN'S SONS
jy I7--aly A-cni-.
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III SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Rcv. j. Z. TYLEE. pastor. VIII preach
at II \. VI. and 7:ij T.. VI. All welcome.
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~" MONUMENTAL CHURCII-Rey.
J. G.. Armstrong. ID. D.. rcctor.-rcrviccs at II
\. NJ and i. VI. Sunday school NJ % \. VI.
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IL THIRD PRESB T RAN
". T. RICHARDSON. y. D.. al ! I
A. NJ; Rev. NJ -. IlOGE. ID. d., at 7:i5 J.. W.
meeting ftcr morning service.
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t. GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH-Rev. DR. READ, uastor.-scr-
vices N NJ. No services at night.
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IN-STREET CHRISTIAN
Cl1URCH.-Treaching at IL \. VI. and 1880 T.
VI. by }. \. DLARBORN.
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m FIRST PEESBYTERIAN
CIIURCH.-EC. z. l.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor.
Services at / / 4. VI. aud 1890 =. VI.
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rjy~TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strccis)-Rey. ). WILEY
BLEDSOE, pasor.-Prcachlng at II y. VI and al
1870 p. VI. Ya.ug mems prayer-mecting from 3
ia
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TIE CENTRAL LUNATIC AUTHORIZATIONS
IN THE COUNTIEs-BOAT-BUILp
SONAL, &C.
f1..,.ro-,,nnho,cl Of iIle Richmond Dspatrh.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

Death of Judge Patton.

Judge James T. Patton Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals of this State died sudden
" on Thursday night Of hast week in
Wheeling The Register says he was in his
usual health, save a contracting pain about
the chest, of which he complained. He
walked about in the afternoon, and in the
evening kept in his room, where few
friends remained with him. Just before
midnight he suddenly gasped, and falling
back upon the bed, expired Judge Patton
WIS. probably, the youngest Sepgeme Court
Judge in lhe land lie was the fifth son Of
Hon. Jno. VI. Patton Of Richmond, and in
heri.ed Tire best characteristics OF his dis
tiucuishcd father. a. the age Of Is he en-
tered tie Confederate service is Adjutant of
Virginia Regiment commanded by his
brother Geo7gc, and throughout the conflict
va corspiioas for galantry and useful ser
vice. He attained cminence in his prctes-
sion and less than a year ago was appointed
TO The Supreme Court bench to I'll tire va
cancy occasioucd by the retirement Of Judge
Moore, and had already gained All enviable
reputation. lie was a gentleman Of gcser-
Gus and genial nature, and drew men closely
to him. lie married daughter Of the late
[. =. Senator Caperton, and was an afec-
tionate husband and father
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

.Vr EG0r:-As q friend of Mr. Lucas,
o., we'll 90, ot the >.rt, have been grIrycd
that ,o many have. as | conceive, mi>con-
,truci your u-, weeks editorial in which
you .o Justly culosizc Mr. Lucas. and So
strongly present hi. claims as a Congr,s-
~ioral candidate. iccl quite sure THAI our
good friend, OF the Pre-, ir--- were amons
those who mi>1ppreacIl i your meaning.
t1r au confident thar u0 undue rchcc-
tion,' uno1 any ONE were intended by you,
ana most heartily Join tho Tree Press la
the hope that Nr. LIcs, "will me- De han
iic4rpei 'y AMY undue reflections u,ou
distinguished gentlemen 10 the safe or
District A NCrCAL FRiEND.
". vauH simrly all that wc. too are
-ricvri that any one should have taken our
editorial "a, intended Co cast any reflections
upon either our present, o' ans OF our past
able and worthy Democratic oliiCyhDiderS,
and arr perfectly willing % draw our pen
through any sentence which may be taken
a- q -ca,ctiou upon ANYBODY. W, take thi,
occasion to saw that our intention i, never
to c.~' unjust OF undue reflections upon
any still wc shalt never be backward ia
ccn>urjue those Vto deserve ccnSure. We
shall h,w 90 the line. lot tire chips fall
where thcy may. Spirit
That's all right" hew to the line" but,
bcJ your chips that the most people believe
chat language was meant To give expression
60 Thought rather than & colctal ideas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
rcroor the tu,t-chtncse Eut

GOA Tuesday TIc>idCu; Arthur sent Co the
senate IS me>>s-eVetoiug the auti-Chine>e
mI and assigning bis rca~on,thcrcior The
Baltimore SEA- SAYS.
Do h4- been known that tae President was
Wiling to sign 90 Uii -u~pcudiug 'wmi-rl-
ti.u iur t.n years. bUt regarded Jhe -u>prr-
sion i1r twenty wears a- virtually pruuui-
tive. and. therefore. 900 vlo.d-iluni the Treaty
negotiated with tuc Chinese government iu
l>>u There are some other features. such
.- regulating passport, and excluding >kiii-
Cd hooDr~, vhichInthc President >opiuion
require Modification. a> beng DOB couJrateu-
tiru 90 treaty obligations With tli> view
of The PrO-ilru, tue majority even OF the
friend, of The bill VIII on second thought.
perhaps. agree. Not >o however. kepre-cu-
fatiVt- boz Ouuggc>, OBJ the states ot tle Pa
,iGc coast. who bad hoped that the Chinese
ou. ,,iou was settled formally lortWcutyyears
and practically forever. The recurrence OF
Tire issue aiter tenn years, with the possible
result of the realmi-,iou OF the Chinese at
tlc end of THAI interval, viii bc-o di,ta>te-
fgl o. Cuarrc->mCu from California. Oregon.
Nevada AND Colorado that 10 !, probable
;a,f uill seek Oh have their tlyotite measure
passed overtle ~. ijent-yeto. How near
lis possible tli,wi.i .c. uoyotes are chang
Cd. SID beperisyed when IT, 3 recalled tha.
.ho iili pa--,. che Senate b. q vote OF 29 Co
i-. agd the House by "a vote of l67 10 66.
lu the senate. It viii be Observed. but one
vote is wanting ior the requisite two-third-;
Bro lhe House the voice are in excess. 10 is
generally conceded that the veto will have
.u mtavorable effect upon the republican
,ore On California. Orcgan. Neva ia, and
t.i.r41l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

1, the Bes, Salyc for Cuts, Bruises. Sores,
Ulcers. salt Rhcum. letter, Chappcd
Hands. Chilblains. Corns and all kinds OF
skin ErdptionS. Frccklcs and PimPles.--
Get Heurv's Carbo.ic SalvN As I'll otAers
are coultcricits. Price - cents.
pr sSIrccr' * esseerete5 Filters.
is the best remedy tor Dyspepsia, Bilious
nosS Ma!afis, Indigestion. and diseases OF
the Blood Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures all
affections of the mucous membrane, of the
head and throat.
DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the
best Cathartic Regulators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

For the c5ifcatiou Of such as have been
perplexed by this familiar quotation Of
Scripture, a wag remarks: " Ii rains on the
Jus, and the uuju>t-and on the just mainly
because the unjust have borrowed their um-
brellas."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

4 man by the nameof Beard. in Indiana
killed himself with a razor. He seems to
have had a keen sense of the proper way to
remove @ Beard.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

Ex-Auditor Massey intends 10 speak
throughout Virginia in oPPositsso TO boss
ism and au.octacy. lie spoke in Char
lottesvlie few days ago, and spoke where
of he knows when he said Malone has a
boundless ambition, with an inhuites>imal
sense of gratitude, Is a man who never for
gotan injury and never remembered o kind
ness
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
Monday, Nay =, isS9,
The House and Lot

situated ON the North side Of Main Street in
Charlestown jefferson County West Virginia.
between the residence of James II. Rodrick
and ". ;. Merchant This Is a three and
half story House. with winE. First story Of
stone contains fine store ROOM and the upper
stories. Of frame constitute a connexions
dwelling house with 10 good sized rooms. and
appurtcrpnt garden, corn house sn,oi house
ana am ont house. with cellar and ciytcrn.
TERMS OF SALE prescribei hy Board Of
Directors of -aid Building Associaiion-Onc-
third Cash: due in one and two years from
date of sale. purchaser giving bonds with in.
terest from date. secured by Deed of Trust for
deferred payments. Interest Of second bond
payable annually.
FORREST W BROWN,
Trustee.
James y. Galaher,
AuCtionecr.
April is>2-5 times
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.
House and Lot.
II CHARLEsTOWNJEFF. co, W. u.

DV virtue of two deed, of Trust executed 90
ID me ly Robert d and Thomas w. Mitchell.
.nI Tboml, " Mitchell. one bearing date the
llth day Of Nav. lS>o and recorded in the
Clerks Ofh-co of the County Cour. of Jefferson
& uutv, Deed Book " page, il3 and al aud
conveying % certain HoV>. and Lot hercait
tc,crih a. to me as Thu o. f Je cr, County
n udirg Association No. J. o. secure bond "a
the .'iu of S333l ~ conditioned according 90
enc Constitution of sid Association for the
paymrnf ut tiie dies. &c. Of Robert b. Mitch
rll upon the eight shares Of stock redeemed hy
II. which Deed OF Trust was duly ratified hy
,iid Thoma, W Mitchell by "a second DECD,
bearing date October IS lS>l. ami recorded n
tsc Clerks Office aforesaid I'm Deed Book ],
pllc IS. Also "a second Deed OF Trust executed
hv Thomas W Mitchell hcirin, date January
a iSS2 and recorded I'M the Clerks Office a.
fo-cSail iu Decd Book i. page 22l. conveying
10 me. q, Trustee. the same House and Lot %
secure % Robert u Mitchell $4,000. To John
u starry $4,000 with Interest from July 18th.
1S79. % Lewis I. Starry $500 % Mary
Ann Brown $500 and tie said Robert
b. Mitchell having failed 10 pay his
fues fYr two successive months in said Build
ing AS>ocioiion and the Board of Directors of
,,id B'iilding Association having lty dii order
entered upOu its minutes On the 1T daV of
Auril. lSS2 having aScertiuel tie indebted
re>- II the said Robert Is. Mitchell 10 said As
ISOLATION u be the sum- of $500, according to
It's Constitution and BYLAWS. and directed Its
Trustee 20 sell under said DECIDE Trust upon
thptcrlns her iYaitet set strth and the creditors
under the second Decd of TriSt having also
10 luc>ted said Trustee To- sell the undersigned,
Trustee. will sell at Public Suction ~ front of
the Court House in Charlc>town, Jefferson
I County W.Sf Nirriuia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

The newspapers are referring 70 Gen.
Giant as a bankrupt, yet he has the credit
of preparing % entertain in Prncely style
~ Long Branch the coming -ess0R.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

il is said that an angle worm cannot woeN
more than an inch per hour, but lac Is al
WAYS an inch beyond the shovel when You
want FISH bait
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

Whcna lecturer has worked the ladies of
bis audience SD near % the weeping point
that they have gotten out their haudkcr-
chi ei>. and then suddenly changes his tone
and -pcaksof the merits of DIR. Bull, Cough
syrup he is bound 70 rouse feeling Of in
dirnation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

70 Is worthy OF note. in regard % Wcst
Virginia. thar q has % larger proportion oi
population O. each dealer Ia spiruou- il
suor, tlea Gag SAKE W zee Union. With
ber great Democratic majority, AND her au-
specialization legislature West Virginia
drinks less Liquor aud ha- % less number of
saloons and q les, number 90 dealer, ,hau
even tae state ot Maine. where prohibition
3, seq up Us an example for the country.
The foregoing statement 8, suggested by
th, allegation that the Republican party f.
'le party ot great moral ideas, 90 Say moth
Eng Of practices. and thar the Democrats
drilk go ,bcvhi,kcy Whether politics ha-
,n,ihinv 60 do with whi-key drinking o'
pot aal ,hop-h Ves' Virginia iu ,hCaboy,
make, a pretty ,rcdit1bic exhibition. we ar.
convinced -hc nre,tlc. with the flll .har.
OF au infant state
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

ereceiyed a copy Of The Utdgs, Ma
hone paper published at Herdon, Virginia
Itcou,aius a portrait Of the boss, hat and
all We don't think The Utdge viii do
very much in splitting sound democratic
timber, may 90 for limbs with wood
peck,r nest, in them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

The steamer Golden City was burned At
Memphis last week and tVeuty-thrce ladies
are reported lost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

Some one has made the discovery that
Grant has not been peusioned for his ser
vice in the Mexican war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given 10 the parties and 20
the lien crcI.,u.s If John Appel thlt viii ex-
ccute above decree 40 my office in Ch'".">toWn,
West Virginia, on the 9Th day of Nav. 1872.
CLEON MOORE,
Auril $. lSS2-4t Commissioner.
Erro prcss fcc-S7nn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
CaIie4nenics.

A BOUT the middle Of April next the Misses
a Kennedy under the direction Of Miss SUI
san Randolph Of Baltiihorel will open Calls
themes Glass for Boys Srd Girls
For particulars apply 20 ..
March u, is'3 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
". c. CARREII & Co.

We have Just Repnhed Stock all Departments for the Spring
special the Ladies Stock Of Kid Gloves including
Patent Iacng every pair warranted All kinds
Sewing Machine Needles, &c. Respectfully.
March H. 1882 W. |AhhELL * co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

nN the same day. place, artH Terms Il head
" Young Cattle, Cows, steers &c, the proper
" of the undersigned, 49,. =. e.,-,,, ,-.r-r1,
Aprii !. 1927.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
COMMISSIONERS E0TlGE.

~ the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
1 West Virginia,
THOMAS W. BEALE and Isaac Fouke,
Against Plaintiffs
JOHN FITZPATRICK, l.. \. Montague
and Michael Doran, Defendants,
~ CHANCERY.
Extract froa Decree Of February y, 1882
1t is adCdrcl ordered and decrced that
this cause he referred To- Il Commissioner of this
Court. with instructions that he ascertain The
value and annual rental value ofthe house and
lot in the Bill and proceedings mentioned.
2nd. That ne crnvcnr the creditors Of the
said John Fitzpatrick and audit all liens against
him that may be properly proven before him
and that hc make report thereof TO Tins Court
FP. LTNCU, Clerk.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given 10 the parties and 90
the lien ere litors of john Fitzpatrick
that Nil, execute above decree at my office
iu Charitsj0wn ". Va. on the 5,h day of May
ISL
CLEON MOORE,
Commissioner.
Apri' lSs3-iL
H.. Press = Cos 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

a true assistant to nature in restoring the
system 20 perfect health. thus enabling it to
resist disease, is Browns Iron Btters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

From the Statesman we learn that some of
the farmers Of Berkeley, in anticipation of
big crops, are pulling down their barns and
building greater onos Evidences ofpr9--
r.r,+,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08

npR-ONS having claims against the Estate
! of + VI Lt-xanl. dc.ei -el will pres sut
Them properly authenticated Co the lndersign-
- for pavrtft. Those indebted viii please
come t,rg.arl and settle the sa'iie.
THOMAS L. SUBLETTE,
Adm OF T. VI. l.acklund, deceased
turil 1 I-S9-jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
sale


bolo,rinr - the Estate Of L. " Lakeland de-
ceased.
Wire good W0rk Horses,
Two Mich Cows,
One Heller. two Calves,
one fine Brood sow with Pig,
Two Farm Wagons and Beds,
Gearing for four Horses,
Two pair Grain Ladders,
one Suntish Plow, one Livingston do,
one Roller,
one Keller Drill,
One Grindst0ne,
Three Single shovel Plows, two double do
Two square HarrOws,
one Corn do,
Flow Gears,
One Log Chai.i
One Grain Cradle. Ral,cs and fcrks.
picks and Crowhars. lot If Old Iron.
one Saddle ard Bride, and various other
articles 80
TEKMS-On all sums under SO C.isii; over
that amount = credit Of Six Months VIII oe
s;;vt., negotiable notes well endorsed bearing
y4,terest from date. payable at the First Si','oh-
al Rank of jefferson at Charlest"wh VII oe re-
G,;rcJ If paid at maturity interest reniitted-
terms must he complied with before properly
j. removed. sale Is confluence al ~ O'CLOCK
- ~ THOMAS Z. SUBLEFTE,
Adr, of + NJ Lakeland, deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-04-08
|ONEISIEIy BROTHERS
ONE PRICE
CTOTUTERS AND TAlLORS.

Everv lady customer pnd with 10
d body their beautiful Ne"
West Washington nearly opposite the Baldwin House IT,
io ola ftass stock Mems Youths and Children
( Furnishing with carefully selected ana eho
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1'Ae ,Sirse OF Es3ss ssirgiAia,
JEFFFReON COUNTY, to-wit;
ATRtLES held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Jef,7@oa County, april
Sri: 1892.
CHARLGrTFUsUBLLTTE and Fear, r
NJ Lakeland,
AgaIns;
SAM'L W. LACKLAND, fannie Wash
m.t,a, Llgrelce Washington her has
band, Willis Lakeland, Mamie Lakeland
and Thos, I, Sdbiette,
Defcadfnts
lie object of tic above suit is 70 have par
tition. under the supervision of Court Of
Chauccrv, of the real estate Of which i. NJ.
Laclllanl died seized among his heirs ut Law,
two of whou arcin,an,s.
Itappoaring on ath lavi; filed in this suit,
that the Defendants Samuel ". Lakeland.
Fannie Washington and lawrence Washington
enot residents Of the State of West Virginia
they @ hereby required to appear within tour
weeks after the date O.: the first publication OF
this order. or the next Ruic day viz May lst
1882 ard do what is necessary to protect their
interests III this matter.
+. T. LYNCH
Clerk OF Tie Circui; Court.
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