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 Browse the Newspapers using CalendarThe years of coverage of our newspapers are listed below. When you choose a year you will be taken to a calendar of that year. The dates that are linked on the calendar are dates for which we have newspaper coverage. Please remember, in the mid-1800s newspapers were not produced daily and that publication was sporadic during the war years. If more than one newspaper was published on a given date they will be displayed one after another. |
Sale of Real EstateSummary: Cochran's mill and Hogshead's barn were both recently sold.The New Market LawSummary: SS objects to the new market law as oppressive and unenforceable, particularly its provisions against selling products door-to-door. Will prevent people from bringing their produce to town, not encourage them.Correspondence of the SpectatorTrailer: S.Summary: Description of a ball held at Red Sulpher.Monday NightSummary: The Armory bands performed near the Virginia Hotel; a horse ran over one of Cady's sons, but he was not seriously injured.Fire.Summary: Arson attempted at Ruegher's store, near the post office. No damage done.An Ordinance to Establish and Regulate A MarketSummary: Rules and regulations governeing the new market house. See article above.
MarriedSummary: Bell to May, 8/18/57MarriedSummary: Pullen, of Charlottesville, to Qualden, 8/18/57MarriedSummary: Whitmore to Walker, 8/11/57DiedSummary: Elizabeth, on 8/24/57.DiedSummary: William, age 5, of flux, on 8/19/57.DiedTrailer: B.Summary: Gerscha, 11 mo. on 8/6/57DiedSummary: Henry, "little boy" after a linger illness on 8/13/57. Long passage of flowery prose follows.
