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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
Removal.

JOSHUA cRUMP respectfully informs tss frierds ana
the public, that he has removed his a stseet
Shochoe HILL short distance. East of SIR. James Root
wiighrs, where he has hand aud is now RECEIVING
general and complete assortment OF choice GROcIKIS
consisting of the following
10 hhds. x 30 Dbis. Brown Sugar
l hid. Il Is bbis. Loaf DO.
leo bags Green Coffee
20 - old Java do.
chests * 10 boxes imperial aud cunpowder
Tea
10 boNcS Young Hys do.
pipes old Coghiae Biandy
IL hhds. Ham. part old Antigua and Jamaica
pipes Old Slel.y & MADEIRA Vine
do. Lisbon Go.
do. Ttnsfifie do.
do. Port do.
ar. casks Sherry do.
tons Patent Shot
so kegs Du?outs Brandywine Powder
hags black Pepper
= Als9iee
so boxes aior.d Candies 49,
lx - Spernace,i do.
- flesh Chocolate
= = best English Mustard
20 - fiesh Raisins
bags soft shrlled Almonds
English, Parmasau and Eorthward Cheesss
20 lbs. fiesh Nutmegs
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn, assorted
l2O tons Time Nova Scotia Plaster of Paris
And many other articles tedious enupcrate. Hs
requests bis friends and the public cali him. he
~ determined 10 SCI, favour able terms and (when
quned) TO deliver 10 the purchaser any pace in the
city OF Richmond. Nov. rs. ....sOu
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u. INDEPENDENTLY,

y EsPECrrULLY Informs the citizens Of Richmond
4 and The public, that he bss returned TO thu city,
and for the presCGi occupies the lie formerly Did,
over MT. Dabney' Stoe (Oppnsite the swan ifeet.
Ills practice embraces. and he operates for every dis.
ease incident 70 The teeth and gums, and nert6 ARil
FlCIAL FLETH of every de- cripton, now n use. both
10 Europe and America. Having spent portion OF the
past season 100 Northern Cities, Tor Tue purpose of
procuring materials sndhavug made such arrangements
- have the best Of materials constantly hand he
confidently hepes 20 give satisfaction generally 20 those
petsoua Who inay put Themselves under his HANDS.
November -. ...,55.f
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Muhdy creek Kills No q.
GAoueesteY YIOwgrOunAs

sNOR SALE.-rhe subscriber residing in The county
Of Gloucester near the road leading from Gloucester
Town TO the courthouse sX miles from ie eight
from the aterpace IN full view OF tie hay OF the mouth
Oh severn IveT, offers for sale The hands little
farms III Virginia containing upwards of five hundred a.
cres5 neat y five hundred of which low grounds a
large piece OF whichis heavily timbered with OAK hcko-
Ty, within about six miles OF the clay bank York
river the place so highly spoken of for Navy Yard with
large elegant dwelling house, bnit within the last ten
or twelve years, of the best materials and finished in
handsome style andall Necessary houses attached
theteto large and spacious barn wIth horse mill there
III and new machine for hreshing the straw
newly butt this summer past, thriving young orchard
OF apple trees aud spring OF most excellent water very
conveniently situated dc. The subscriber DESTROYS OF
removing 10 the Western Country will sell great bar.
gam III the above property for prompt payment together
wan handsome parcel Of household furnle and all
the plantation utensils ready for farming the terms will
depend on tue payment HIGH may be known by app-
oa'h TO the Subscriber as It is presumed none will pur
chase without tTs viewing the premises WHICH they arc
invited TO DO. THOMAS LOCKWOOD.
December O..
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Nc DoMars RsewarA.

ID ANYWAY fromtbe subscriber living in Sparassburg
~ distfct, S. Carolina, LAWRENCE muiaiO man,
shout years old about feet 10 inches nigh large
of bis thighs his kHee very Dsck hood
0f hair and yellow cycsTaised Petersburg Va 10
expect in Elizabeth city cOpnty) he To- The Pc
nfcujiay for burglary and sold ont 10 McssIs f,ler
HS. wish 10 knew where he was raised and 10y whom.
will give the above reward, ifsec.led 30 any jail so
thgt get him again. WV. FaRROW.
December =. s...6'-8w'
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AaMes NiYer NanN.

'FNhE subscriber wishes to sell the TRACT OF LAND,
upon which he resides, in the county Of AibemarIe
and Is disposed 20 gveg great Igan IN Il, Applicant
nbe made short time The tract contains TO0 acres
more tha1 Too cf which low grounds Of the ur,t
qualify good proportion ofthe high land is ich
baeco land aud the whole strong soil well adapted
TO the Of plaster OF Paris ia good farming
dition The Improvements are amply sufficient for tie
accommodation of 4 large fsmy.
further description is deemed unnecessary as il is
presumed those wishing TO purchase would view The pre-
misses. SAMUEL SHELTON.
November a. ....52.2m
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EdUcati0n,

ToHN l.. NELSON will continue his professional seryi
~ ces the ensuing year at WASHINGTON HENRY A
CADEMf near the city OF Richmond.
In this Seminary will be taught the Greek, Latin
French and English Languages, according TO the most
approved plans. Tuition Will be 3O-Board, Washing
aud Lodging, Sile-eXcusIve of Lodging, : 100. The
term tuition viii be 10 months commencing the 10th
OF January and snding the 10Th OF December following
after dedactng of the Summer months vacation
In every instance quarterly payments IN advance WILDE
required.
AS the qualifications and progress the Students
during the present year. the public respectfully re-
fcrrcd to The Rev. John d. Blair, of Richmond.
Hanover, Dec. 4.
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N0ucation.

F1NHE subscriber having been literally encouragedin
instruction of youth iOr 10 years, his thanks
10 his friends and the public FOR their patronage
forms them that he intends continue his SCHOOLthe
ensuing year. in which will be taught the English Latin
Greek and French languages dramatically, penman-
ship, arithmetic, geography surveying, algebra with the
other branches OF mathematics history composition
uono,ny, natural aud mora philosophy, w the of
the globes. Ia this seminary will be taught IN the Latin,
Greek and French languages in addition the Ordinary
course any author which may be requested. The
dent for their imp and fol- The satisfaction
oftheir parents and guardians, Will write letters them
twice month. HIS ~ be s i25 for board
ioH, each boarder nndng has bed bedding
dies The school will be opened the 18th of January
and closed on the 10th OF December. There viii be
Summer vacation OF month"; commencing the 10th
OF june Knowing from experience The great anxiety
which parents feel for the Improvement aud welfare ok
their Children being particularly fond of the nstrI ccn
ofyonth, and very DESTROYS that those who may be
United TO his care may make every possible improve
ment he has made such arrangements will enable him
TO devote himself enuTely the duties Of his profession,
which he calculates on continuing follow. Ills time
viii be passed generally IN company with his pupils,
while in and OFT of school which will enable him TO
guard them against the ana accidents which
youth liable. his situation is retired and remarkably
healthy, with excellent waller. Parents and guardians
at distance, ho wish pupils TO his care,
will be peasedtO make tely Application by letters for
waTded 10 the Bowling Greeu, Caroline county.
THOMAS 3. COLEMAN, PTesidSrt
Caroline, Nov. l4.....55t3iJ Of Concord .ac16Gmy-
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CuscowiEAa Aca0elny ,

THIS SCHOOL, in which The usual acadsmical brspch-
es will be taught uudeI The immediate care and atten-
ton of the subscriber will commence tile LIST February
next and discontinue the 18th December following
making term Of 10 months after dednotiHg shoTttiIne
IN Summer loT vacation. he subscriber win take FIVE
boaTders in addition TO those already engaged
TERNS.--1utona ana Board (incudiDg washing, lodz-
Ing Sc) 100, TO be paid half yearly, at the expiration
of each session.
Parents and guardians at a distance, wishing to
rage tins institution, requested make immediate
application by letters directed Thompsons Store IAN
over and also, 10 come and witness the Improvement
Of their children and wards.
HARROD }. ANDERSON near the Fork Church.
Hanover, Dec. =. -. 60 2wSwtIJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
Wand s Negroes fnr Sale.

loY virtue Of deed OF to The subscribers
- by Canm taflck, 10 secure the payment ofceuain
debts together with the interest thereon respectively due
10 Edward Garck, aud particularly specified In the said
deee which deed is du, adnledto record in the
" Of King WaiR-wiii he sold highest bud
der public auction Atetrs Warehouse in the said
county GA NsHc0y the 2sfh Of Decemyer, If fair, az
not, then the next fair day certain tract or parcel
BLAND lying in the Parish 81 St. David county "a
foresaid, witch tue said Camm Gatlick purchased OF
Walker iaaieIro containing by estimation two hundred
acres be tue less, together with lis appur-
teuances aud also negro man named GLOUCESTER,
awomau named SAiiAka aud Il woman named ONLY aud
their increase the date OF said deed much
of sait land and many of said negroes will be su
cient TO satisfy the purposes of said deed together with
the costs of drawing and executing the
The said negroes will be sold ready money, and by
the agreement aud consent of all the parties
the the sale of the land will he one half cash
aud the balance In six months from the day sale the
purchaser executing bond With approved seenrity.
This land has on itavery good DIS ellmchouse and
efal convenient outboues Us OF pretty good quality and
situated in very healthy and agreeable ghbourboOd.
The negroes have been brought mostly the capacy
OF house servants and esteemed uncoInmony ,alu-
Bile.
The Subscribers, acting trustees for the benefit of
theirs, VIII only convey the purchasers title
they possess.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON,
ROBERT POLLARD, u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
White Chimney

THIS well knawn eslabl nent the stage road be-
d tween Richmond and Fredericksburg, thin ~ one
miles rom The former and dirty from The latter
place, having been repaired is good In
every Tesuect comfonablc Travellers both ladies and
gentlemen requested 10 call aud makea lIial this
house, which the subscriber has recently aken and
persuaded they will be pleased with.
THOMAS WEST.
Caroline Nov %. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
O. $50 Reward.

- ANYWAY rom the subscriber, ON Saturday night
L tie 9Th Instant, about ~ miles from Charlotte cOart
house, Va. two negro men, named JESSIE and The
other JlM lessee Is about feet high, has pleasing
counteUance aud large whiskeTs. Jim about i've feet
inches high, las gTum counteDance and is very
kuocEueed. Jes ee bad wheB he went away a blue
broadcoih coat pretty much worn, and jim Icing tailed
blue coat ahd panalOons. think it most probable that
they will make towards Richmond. The above reward
will he given 70 ans person who will appTehend the said
negroes, and COnhne them any jail that ge tLem
again. TEOs. SEALS.
December
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Estray Steers.

TAKEN mp by Th0mas Larkin, npou his land in
. Prince William county. 2 ESrRAY STEERS-one Of
them pale red, vide horns, marked in the left ear
with crop hole sud slit not extending far as tile
hole in the right ear balfspade and silt the 9th
er red white with shofttai marked In the
left Witha crop aud hole. and IN the right with
crop and slit on The under part-each supposed be-
four ave years old and appraised thirty
lars. Certified by Charles Eweli, the 23tl Of june,
1917.
a copy.-Tcde.
PHILIP y. DAVE, ID. C..
December l3. IS a.
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EAucatiOn.

w C. DAY will remove his SCHOOL the next yea
~ to house little below his present residence
situated on street, and in the neigbOubO0d OF AlaioT
PIosser 1r. BosheT and Mr.. Gathrghi--wheTe he eS,
ptcs 10 teach for several years The situation being
Vattd and retired, aud baving well Of excellent water
on tht lot, is well adapted 10 health and study.
Spelling, reading, writing, grammar, asHhmec geog
iaphy and the Greek and Latin languages will be taught
Ia this School. Scanning Latin verse will also be patti.
cnlaTly attended L..
The school will be opened The drs Monday In Janu~
ary and be closed the 18th OF December 1918.
eaton Of one Of the Summer months viii he taken. The
terms will be 40 for uition : 20 Tor board incu
ding every thing generally furnished at schools and
each for fuel Payments IN both TO be made qnar-
terry deduction Will be made for boys furnishing .htir
beds and bedding and preferred.
November 5St&CuMI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
NdWcatiOn.

TEHg subscriber respectfully informs friends andthe
pnbC in general, that his SCHOOL will be continI-
ed the ensuing year. Mr.. WIN. RICHARDSON will acs
assistant and will teach the Latin and Greek Lam
guages, English grammar and arithmetic. The subscTi
Der will snpeTtend The school, and devote himself par
ticuariy teaching Encd's elements, surveying Doth
theoretically and practically, algebra moral philosophy
and bellies lettTes.
The terms OF entrance viii be 20 Tor board and tut
ton, OF which so will be required ~ advance. The
boaTters will furnish their beds aid candles or pay
extra charge. FroP Is to bOarders can be accom-
modated. The term oftuilion will he 10 months com
mencing the tirst Monday IN January.
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
Goochlshd Nov IA 5s2aNGw-
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Jamesto0n Female Seminary Io'tery.
o 10000 WiN be gaineA

FROM FIVE aud chance for : Is 600 "A lottery for
the noble object the education vi females, sntamng
| prize OF $1,000
do 5OJO
I do. 1000
do. goo
do. 500
do. $50
Is do. 100
- do.
BESIDES smaller prizes of 20, 10 and ;,-the draw
ipg Of which is las; approaching TICKETS eau be had
al 3, but will shortly advance Distant adYentcrs
be suppro usual by mail otherwise. The different
will please their endcavOus close
the of the lew Tickets which Ienan their HANDS
by the ist of December next aud make their
~ TICKETS are Il be bad at the Lottery Office OF u
c. Graoie X Co. bichmond OF Captain edmd. Pescud
Petersburg; of the subscriber, Jamestown ,P. Edward
....5i-u EDIUNp BOoSER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16

TTNIGN HOTEL.-HENRY BUTLER takes mis- op-
~ poftuniy 70 return his most grateful acknowledge
nents 10 ms friends and the public FOR tive yey liberal
encouragement already afforded him. and give notice
that on ms dGy he viii remove into tie UNION HOT Ell
which, though still unfinished viii afford extensive aud
elegant commodations for ladies' aud gentlemen Hea-
gam pledges himself that every possible CxeT;ion shall
he maze by hinseliand family give cntire satisfaction.
HIS Stlbte Is cool and spacious is furnished all
times with nerds grass hay from the extensive meadows
81 DT 4dGls and generally with the clean and heavy
oats of tie Northern States
Members Of the Legislature wishing to obtain lodgings
during the ensuing session temse alone 81 with
their families, requested make early application
by some friend esdngi in this City may make choice
of suitable rooms.
Carriages vii! he furnished gratis for carrying Mem
beers to the Capitol during The session of the Legsia-
tuTe.
August27. a.-ff
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gNoR SALE zig Bosf istuga- Eg,Gfc an and upon
James Rissria tn eoua0 Of safry, containing abou,
1850 acres Ills Estate has r2nked among the best
nPom tins Rs end io 1he purposes ola stock farm it
cannut be eXceitt=-
Ny SlGte pspYrss aud LGuTs in the county OF BncE-
yer. contains 256aees. aeedon!y add that this is
sdere1 o. iucalc able vliuc--
I'rcnty TA6R5ara .fcfes CT LsDd in the county q
Paircs, embracing e FORKS Of the Little Dan River
The Improving navigation Of Che Roanoke Shortly
mahe tL.s properly very yalp9Hie--
About Tao Ha3.frc2 an tNfv AcTeS al Weshar
Just at tie hcadofts .rlpke, about4 miles above
the city
ALSO, u S3rGrC0 Lorg i'go acres in rear ofmy resi-
dsHce betwcen and streets, just nj The entrance Of
The Neshau Turnpike insc Tie city.
For parcuarsS terms, az fly to JTaj Robert Gamble
OF 10 the suhsogI5er THOMAS WILSON
August S. 27-u
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MiAAlan 8 49, NNllega

yIvHE iECTUREs Oh CHEMISTRY & EATURAL Pfi.
L0S0FHY, IN ,his lnstipuon, viii commence on
norday TIC 5h cf Jdnrafy
II INc djGercvf printers, seho usHoffy pVbHsH for
flf CofCge H picase ~ insert fhr Qbprr three
fcc,sS. 1ad fovRard ftcsr accourf9 70 a. Bnrsar.
UcCemuct g. G2sw
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n Yeacner Wanted.

A TEACHERtbat can produce GOO accommodations
may get good school by applying to tie Subscribers.
~. y. WATKINS,
SAMUEL WATKINS,
SAMUEL JONES.
Powhatan, Pee. II. 65tf
a TEACHER WANTED wish to employ As Tf0ck.
a Of fcw boys person we'll acquainted with
the Latin and Greek Languages Mathematics Geogra-
ply. JENahN BAKER.
Cumberland, Augusta 20. ....3I-ft
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Making on that day, as appears b,
statement 81 the aggregate a
mount OF
During the sanre period there
was purchased and redeemed
of the public debt, including
five hundred and fifty thou-
sand dollars of the temporary
loans, the sam of
Which, deducted from the a.
mount OF public debt, last sta
ted, leaves, unredeemed, on
the lst day OF October, 1917,
as per statement (3I the a
mount of
Slnce the 30th September, there
has been purchased or re-
deemed of the principal of the
public debt, as appears by
statement o. the amount OF
S$S, 235 rs
And there will be reimbursed of
the principal Of the old Is per
cent. and deferred stock, to
the lSt day OF January, 1918,
iGclEsive, the amount 81
7OO.6i3 40
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From which deduct the amountre-
ceiyed into the Treasury, 4Si.i2c
4si,2o

Leaves outstanding the sun of 3,T.7Sii
Which II Is estimated will ne received into
the Treasury during the TWO succeeding years,
in payment of the public lands in the State OF
Mississippi, and in the Alabama Territory
or will be discharged oy payments from tie
Treasury out OF the proceeds OF the sales OF those
lands.
Of the estimates of the publ. rereare md crper.
di:Rres forthey year iolS.
The Importation of foreign merchandise dm-
riHg tue years 1915 and 1915, so greatly exceed
ed what was presumed 10 be equal TO the AN
nual average consumption, That general inn
preston was produced that the importdtions
during the present year wonld fall greatly be-
low that demand. Under this Impression the
revenue accruing from that source, for tie
year 1917, was, IN ihe ANIMAL report of the
Treasury of the 10th OF December, 1916, esil.
mated at l2,000 00O.-but L is ascertained
that the gross venue arising from that SOM ce
durIn. the three first quarters of the wear
have exceeded IA ,000,0 00, and IL is estimated
that that OF the Whole year Will exceed
22.O000OO.
itis presumed that 1.-THE importations from
the East indies during the present year, great
| IL exceeded those which will take place dur
ing several consecutive years; and the reac-
| ton produced by the excessive importatious
| OF i5iJ and loi6, has in some degree neen di-
| Iain,SheJ by that circumstance. There Is, how
| ever, Just ground 10 believe, that the revenue
derived rom this source, VIII not Tor any given
series of years. i..7l below that OF the present
| year. Considering tilat TINS revenue during
| The year 1897, (the last year that commerce
| WIS not greatly embarrassed by betligerent ag-
gressIon,) exceeded iG,0c0 900; that the duties
| then imposed are considerably augmented bv
J TIC present tariff, and liai OUE populatOuh has
| Increased more than thirty per cent, carrying
| with il, IN the same degree, an increase of the
| means 81 procuring foreign articles with an
| uudiminiShed relish for their consumption: il
| is presumed that the revenns trUBithat source,
| during the present year, will De found to be
less than that of any nnm.sr OF successive
! years,
! According to these views the permanent an.
| nual revenue may be estimated to amount TO
z4,525 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
N eSYoes for Sale.

~ Thursday the LIST day Of January next shall offer
~ At Zdcbariah Tayors tavern IN Cartersvlle tw en-
y likely NEGROES, co sisting of men, 4 women =
children, and II boys, aged from yearsto 1918.
~ TERMS made known the day.of sale.
WIN. BoNDURANT.
Muddy Greek Mills Dec o. ....83 avs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
NV ENTERTAINMENTS ~ MECHANICS.

Mr.. Wm. Cherry, OF Philadelphia, has invented and
Constructed the town Of Paris. State Of Kentucky,
machine for tJngning and growing pank and scautling
aud which may be applied to the cutting Of vCneering
in cabinet work &c. This machine eau be worked b.
man with geatci ease aud facility than the
toHgang and growing plane can by tWo and VITA dis
patch than treble The former. The utility Of this
machine in tightening be labOuT and facilitating the
cuton OF the operations 100 housejOney carpcn
Try, aud cabinet work, where tOnguing, growing.
ncCring, rabiting may become necessary, VIII be
obvious tie slightest inspection the sencdis IN abour
saving and the eNpcdting Of w0k Ofthis Kind, will
dFrit object 10 a who engage extensively IN house
carpentry, u is contemplated by the inventor 10
procure patent right for the result of bis ih1enuiy
Tie price 81 the machine will be b little than that
pf the common plough aud viii be exhibited for sale
soona patented. fHcstcTH CtissB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
N TYeacMer WaI,te0.

A SINGLE gentleman qualified to act as TEACHER
n Al the NEwlNGTON ACADEMY. The situation IS
remarkably healthy and pleasant, Gloucester court
house. Good wages viii be offered.
~ Apply to Col. Jones, Of the General Assembly or
to the trustees, IN Gloucester.
December c5.uf
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sale Of Dover Pogtnonea.

TIVE illness Of one of my has retarded the survey
Of ny DOVER ESTATE, ana dangerous illness
Thcb now afdcis another more thaR hunctcd i1fes
distant renders Il doubtful whether can aendthe sale.
u viii, therefore, bC TOgfpONcd f fhe tsth d9 IF ne
cenrber. u desired by purchasers very handsome tract
Oi two hundred acres, upon Dover creek ADJOINING Tho
mas Woo6sons, will be sold separately from ihe rest
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
November n. 5f-fds
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Anst PnhNiSMaA.

RY BENZ. WARNER and rex SALE a, his Bcok.
Ed 81 re- Richmond, THE FEDERALISr, by Mr.. Aa-
dis9n, , nyJGg 8 w. Hamitton euINcEY's MEDI
~ LEAiCON, by hGoeTt Hooper, ". D.
y. Subscribers to THE FEDERALtsT will please call
for their Rocks.
December o. 62ow
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MsegYnas e. 800.

AT the same time aud place oi she above SALE will b
Offered for sale, auction, 70 % "a iTso.y, yuung Ne
GRoES. chiefly boys. TERMS-apploved negotisb!
notes, witlrppProved endorssis, az 90 days.
DsCcmbeI @. 62tds
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aMOt5an.
.''..ss.s.--
Cotton NarN Factory.

ONNNVtA : . y > % W N1
rOR ShLt.To be srid 70 ihe highest bidder on the
premises Monoay isc l2d ust. All SWIFT CREEK
COTTON YARN FACTORY ana an thc s4kChINERY
contained therein th io 5tloing cons sriue of SEQ
SpINnLES in full operation ulh al the necessary aud
preparing machinery H0untIe eJesi approved
constructions The whole d,Ihs ,aeis ncergone tho
rough repair, IL - nov capable ofspui g sjrfy tkOus-
and pounds Of gQTH Yei oHHl - ttac led to the Fac
tory is every Kind OF bsdu- ccessarv foI the accom-
mediation OF the manager 1iteh and ser wants As tits
ptesumahle that those disTusl 90 ~ chase t, examine
iutlci description is unnecessary.
TEEMS-G, IL, - ana 2Imuntus ~ Bonds with ap-
proved security will ee required with dee Of trust on
the property.