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q RMnatpa4 in Jaii.

oDGED in the jail Of Wythe county, the 5h dav of
iis instant, negro five feet inches high ra-
Their yelowh oompeXiOn also, sUppase in his speecb
whos.le. his name obo JOHN That he belongs to TAom,s
Scott m the APacusa country and that he left home about the
last Of March that he formerly of Baltimore and belong
ed to OF the OF Owen The owner Is required 10
come forward aud prove his property and take him away or lac
will be dealt with according to law.
MICHAEL MOVER, TAILOR.
n H. The aboye negro will he sold 1.-THE August court 625
MAY n. c,,f9,y
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CNRR'.S HOTEL

NEW EsTABLIsHMENT, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
4 ENhN CARR, late oiJUDB'S HOTEL. PhilafeIpb,,
hArepecliuEy ANNOUNCES 10 the citizens Of Norfolk ami H.
Pnhe that he las taken that spacious mansion lately ocem
ped by john JoEnson, Esq. Main street. few dot FINN
Market Square, which has been neatly and ex,rnsv m
amordns accommodations for Families Prisafe Patti,
me Pailofs are numerous aud spacious together with bir
I'VE single bedded rooms with bell in each Its location
the most central IN the place for health business and The
proprietor knowing that attention his guests good Tob
hed, AMI anu Liquor. IF Superior qualify essential to
~ B-Oood Stablinc with attentive oets arc a,,,ebs1
10 the above establishment.
April % 1926 ,,5,,os
"A Court held at Prince Edward CouLol,se ibe nth H.,
- o. May 1929 for the trial of Major James Ewing char
sed with having forged receipt the prejudice 81 Ne,
'rheid We, the undersigned Justices sat In the IA
Oh tni and iA examination Of the testimony exbbieJ ~
ven on he pant Of the Commonwealth for The accu.e %
were unanimously OF oPnon that was not the ly5cs
oInas on winch he could be convicted hut his innocene WA
H"de manifest tou by the evidence in the cause "
SAMUEL CARTER
j. MfCEIEAUX
JAMES II. WOOp
SAMUEL =. ALLEN
Mo. OSBORN LOCKETT
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TEN DOLLaRS RE- TV4RD-

- AN AWAY from the subscriber living in the county r
~ Caroline, negro man naped BILLY BUCK. The aid
negro Is about feet inches high, yelow. complexion and
spare made, Csronter by Gade has white lock Of
eit side Of h he1 and bu'hy head Of hair some e,
on las hanb aud one Of his ankle rather larger than The ib
II is supposed he Is lurking about Dr. Thomas Is Andsr.n5
The above reward will be paid for Experimenting and deliver
Ing said runaway to me- or lodge him IN any jail hat ret
him again IIOg VIII Sow
June 10. ~
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]. II. WILLIAMS. C.C.C.



OF two several DEGREES Superior Court
Chaucery for the district Of Richmond, made the 9Th
March, t25, and the 10th June, 825, the Soit
vs. Curiie hall ON The third Gav OF August eIcF for
sale 10 the highest bidder, public auction the front Of
the Eagle Hotel in The city OF Richmond, undivided moety
OF an undivided third part OF of Land containing Coal
and believed 10 contain 1860 aud upwards situated in
The county ut HencO, and known the Deep Run Pit
ItHoi Terms: one fourth Cash. and credit of cne
three for the balance the purchaser executing bond with
approved security aud the title To- he retained until pay
men Of the purchase money. Sale I2o'ciock
J. GUERBANT, VI. S. c. GRID.
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VIC SIdT tTntnt.
JOSEPH HINSHAyV.

Each month affords new evidences of the enter
prize OF oar western brethren, and of the ingenuity
Other mechanics y new Steamboat the &c Cara
van has Just arrived from Louisville, built at
Cincinnati; this boat is quite anovel plan: Her
tIrbers are OF locust and cedar, and brought 10 4
joint, and are calked and paved both on the inside
and outside-beiore plankng, the hull was covered
with canvas dipped in variish her hold is divided
into three compartments in water proof bulk heads
SO hat In the event of being pierced by snag in
the bow, stern or midships, there will be no dan
ger OF sinking II butt should be started, or
plank ripped entirely off, still she can pursue her
voyage without danger. Her plank on the main
deck are laid diagonalIy, and her sides IRE secured
by diagonal braces extending fore and aft The en-
glne appears remarkably strong, and has two sup
ply pumps and two safety valves, as recently re-
commended by the celebrated Nj. Dupins, and other
scientific characters in Paris in a report drawn up
by order OF the French government
The Caravan differs also from all other boats
which we have seen, in having much greater breadth
OF beam in proportion 10 her other dimensions
The cabin appears remarkably convenient, and is
fitted up with much neatness. The windows we
consider great Improvement for a warm climate,
as their large size will ensure constant supply Of
fresh air. SO necessary for the health and comfort Of
passengers. To the proprietors Of this boat, we
wish all the success due to their exertions
y. Orleans Paper.
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NEW DRUG g apoTHEcARY STORE.
DIR. a, BROOKS.

ID ES PECTFULLT iucru- the public, hc has peued
HI Drug and APotheeary Store, he Cry Of Richm ond
opposite the Eagle Hotel He has laid
OF DRUGS MEDICINES, which he warrants genuine. lie
has Engaged Mr. John H. Bamirs from Norfolk, gentleman
who has been reguuly brcu up Anohroary and Drug
g Those who favor him with their CUSTOM may rely
on punctuali,y aud despatch.
In addition the above he has ard intends tnkcep general
Of PAINTS OILS. all kinds OF Surgical
Instruments, rhiadepha prices. Family Medicine chest,
complete, with printed directions.
Orders from the counuy will meet with immediate attention.
June IL
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NAIYIDn

patented IN the Of Henry Banks supposed TO lie IN Pres
county, adjoining john JUDI, Settlement Right, the
oul door Vi the said county courthouse but II the said N
hundred OF Land should lie MunJngaia county, then
the said laud will he od to the highest bidder the font door
of The courthouse II the laid county OF Monongaia the m
Monday OF August next fam, Otherwise the fair day,
edit of two anh three years, The pun chaser giving
bond and security towards paying the debt du. b, Henry Bank,
To- The ar p WIN. Price And the admir- ol ohm Has e) with
the will annexed. i;y order Of
c. A. SWEARINGEN, Marshal
4. 1925 II-wG,v If the c O. laiStrirt
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lFrom 80 Fayetteville 0hscrvcr, June Q
HORRID MURDER.

On the evening of the 3lst May, 1925, certain
Jessy Upton, ofihe county Of Randolph, N c. COM
mttes one of,he most horrid massacres on the per-
son OF his wife. Just at the close oil the day, which
we hope, has Witnessed few such heart chilling
scenes, this blood thirsty villain, this monster in
human shape, having, no doubt, preconcerted his
daboical design, and, as it were, Invested himself
OF every sensation of tenderness, proceeded TO the
execution OF one of the most shocking, base and
savage murders known in civilized land.
He making of some terrifying discourse which
aitrishted his wife, and she wishing make her
escape, was prevented by her husband, who follow
ing herin short distance and forcing her back COM
menced his abuses by striking her with his fist,
long, made of halfa split sdppling, with which
he beat her on the head in a number of places so
that her brains out at the wounds; leaving her
lying on her face upon the ground, welering in her
blood, and Immediately making his escape. He,
the said Upton, is described 10 be between thirty
five and forty years of age, nearly or about six
eet high, middling clean trim built, dark COM
plexlon, dg hair and eyes, rather long vissge with
siGGIEpewhat down or sly look, and also smooth
Editors oinewspapers are particularly requested
whithersoever The above may come, to give if an
insertion, and thereby serve the cause of humanity
and Justice
do hereby certify the above statement to be
be true, for was eye witness 10 the disasreeabe
scene few hours after the perperator made his
escape Nj. MOFFETT.
Iconcur in the above statement.
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FOR LONDON

Fl THE fine ship rum no, Capt Glover now
fk n City Point, will clear ot thc Custom Iloue Tor
zeAlg lond' ~ about The 1T August For freight of 100
hhds tobacco, apply 70
ID. ". ( {. WARWICK.
sal'.
Imc p. a O,
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NOTICE no CREDTTOBS

PURSUANT 10 Order Of the Superior Cont Of On re
iOr the Richmond District made on the cd dsy If Inn
S@i have appointed the Oh lay Of July next andhis once
the time and place Tor such Of the creditors Of John Hep5
l' were aies 10 compromise with him, attend ard ~
their claims Asth hss been repeatedly acted o rd #
.. desirable that such report should be made as will rrable
the Court hnaily 10 dispose Of IT, the creditors WHO esr. n,
participate On the di,tfiLutiou Will perceive be ~
paying attention 10 thi, notice.
IT, BAKER, NJ c.
htCnmund, Nl,I
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NEW ORrrAN., May IA.

NEW ORLEANE, May ii.
. ST.. Do,INoo.-- We understand that several
free people of colour, who had been induced to
leave Louisiana, by the hope of enjoying more
freedom and happiness under the sol diSGft repub-
lcan government of Boyer, have lately returned TO
New Orleans, perfectly satisfied, by the expert
ment that liberty does not consist merely In the
name, but in practice and morals. In the towns OF
st. Domingo, they found much licence among the
lower orders, to beg, steal, and quarrel industry
was nearly out of the question among the coloured
men, The little business that done IN the city,
the coloured women and the whites carried on with
few exceptions. In the country, measures oil RI
gor were employed to make the cultivators go 10
the field for good share of the fruits OF their IN
dustry, as reward, had often been found oil no A.
vail This the state of things IN ST. Denim
60 when the blacks heard that Boyer was treating
with the French ministry. The government oil the
mulattoes at once became odious and In some OF
the districts nj distance from the towns, the ne
groes left Off all appearance of work. AIMED
bands of this class at the last dates, infested many
OF the passes in the mountains and general insur-
rection dreaded boyer, with his health i'm
paired, now finds himself on pinnacle, where 1t
is perilous TO remain, and yet more dangerous TO
descend. lie has some thousands ofbayonets at his
back but he scarcely knows whom 10 trust The
Blacks, in fact, only want opportunity and lead
der, TO exterminate the other colours
BALrIMoRE, June 9.--We remarked few
days ago, that the account received from Mexico,
respecting the revolt among the troops stationed
at Sacri6cios, was rather ambiguous, and we have
intelligence to-day, giving more circumstantial
relation TO the occurrence. It appears that body
of Mexican troops stationed at the Island of Sa-
crificios, mutinied the goth of April, and put all
their officers to death. The Mexican General in
the neighborhood of Vera Ciuz lost no time in
marching against the mutneers, who had boistel
the Spanish flag they compelled to surren-
der 20 of the rngeaders were executed the first
day, and other executions had followed
The Editor of the New Orleans advertiser, COM
menting upon the above circumstance, attributes
it principally to the hatred of the Aboriginal race
OF Mexicans 10 the descendants OF Europeans, but
this expect will out not to bc the fact, aud
the suspicion that the revolt occasiohed by tho
agents of Spain is likely to be to the purpose
However, the prompt manner in which the revolt
was put down, will serve lessen to all those
who permitted themselves to be tempered with by
the agents of foreign governments, and adds an
other to the many proofs already adduced, tina
the government is sufficiently powerful and en-
ergetc TO sustain itself against all the designs
the factious Fed. GGz.
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LaND FOR S4LE

Va As comtpod 90 the jail OF koiotsy count, ON 1
Icy Ia' as runaway, negro who calls lrs,if
1o' ana says mat he The property NJ Thomas To,v ~
l''y' trader 1nd was purchased Of John Ellis ~ -
county neai we Eastcrn Spring, and hattie ran Of from 49,
J o1y or ioiiy IN The uouians on his vsv to be We
Si9's between 20 and IS years Of age, very black 49,
inehes gh remarkably white teeth, and has %
re-'' produced a' be 'sys by hurn and hsd he ~
irons on hH wrists when committed 10 jaii lie b,s On ~
anneI shii grey mixed forrest cloth coat aud Vir-, %
P'oiaoon@ appears 60 be defcenin intellect and
no Or wt uoi give any satisfactory account Of himself r ~
sore aug county where Pc was raised The owner Of aid rr
away O. hereby required 60 forward prove liz ot,
pay charges and take him away, or he win he dea XXI y ~
aT uuge,'' 80 q. A. CAMPBELL. Tailor
'"lt ~ i"--Ni~W Of Nofovay
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ab DOrL9RS REJt,aRD.

ID AN away from the subscriber tuesday 18th Instant,
"a negro man named AIR w. between 2i aud % years of
age about feet inches high. lie is dark black, a
tout hearty hale looking fellow particular marks reeoi-
ected hc carried with him black cloth mixed
eooured one and expected he will aim set TO North
umberand county, Va where he raised, aud lac may
possibly have pass free The above reward will be
given any person who willbring him oonhne him
any ia tina, get him again. ANY information viii be
thankfully received JAS. NJ. JEFFRENS.
Rcd uousr. NC June 2i. ii---6t
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FIFTY DOLL9PS PFuI9pn

GTOLEN IN Richmond On 18th this ip.t from tho b..t
"a ne5o woman by the name Of Sally The thief /, b IT,
name 81 fh bfumikl free man, both rsiied in A;rcg
CouhyoaHys about y years old five feet four or Gee -
che' hg9, DARK complexion thick lips and ugly fesi,ed
wears a3i3ck beaver nat PhiH about sx feettfree m o.
nch h5~2 years otd' black complexion sny conference
whcn spoken % humble and pleasant, wears bue es.,;
clothes rs ,hey once attempted get on board v1ei ~
rec persons . believed they win attempt II q sersnJ Tn
masters o. vessels are therefore forwsrned from skg .
board Z" passengers, otherwise The above revgs1d Iii ~
Pado any person who viii them 10 snv J, II a.
state 80 ca9gei the aud bring the FELLOW Ia ,i m
% dollars VIII Be paid Tor The woman alone
Nay "" ls<7 7-wsw- 4, II SCOTT
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HIGELH HOIEL---oLD POINT coNIroR7-
VIE Subscriber has the satisfaction to announce Thai a.,
n above establishment in fine order for the aocom,n
dation OF Summer Visitors. 80 O0Niiho-
omce the last season ntu bar and screrny oIv,L
h"te been added the bath house is ine order and he
poets y the Isl Of July to he prepared with 7unr botb IL
% ms visitors that every exertion shall made To-
her comfort having made arrangements to be s,pni;ed &
TIE best Js aud oysters throughout the ess IA H.; ~
country affords % 'e suiiouua'hS
HIS 'Sg Is already we supplied with the best Liquors Hin,
keeper. Ign ." 'i's''e"t oar
June H. II, ,-e-,s. e.
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RUMFORD .4CQDEWY.

7
VIZ L. the signed, having been inyed by Mr.. William
w Hawkeswot 10 attend the ENamua,ion Of bis pupils
the 18Th instant feel gc pleasure 10 having power
todeolae ourselves generally pleased and highly grshs1
with the in which the higher classes NE Ancient
languages acquitted themselves.
Uiiigin Barns, n. ". Latans
Joh', j. Roa"e, Nm Temple,
Join q. Bqrrr,, Christopher Jotn,sn,
~ n. Norris, Robert ma,
.Johrt Roane UaiiaH, Ru1ia.
King William, June H. 1925.
IL The next Session Of the School will commence tho
9Th July. Terms, Board, Washing and Tuition SEQ per
Session. Tuition alone, SO peg do. Each PAYABLE in adj
WNI. IIAWKESWORTIl.
June -. ti---2t
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JWNNT'Y DOLL4RS REH.4HD-

NH AN atay from Tie su.cber IN September a.ia perr~
~ man. banned DANIEL, VINO sometimes call. bips,k
DANIEL G0EEN-lie may have procured free pss under
fGd nr assumed other Said Daniel IS iron, rs to
30 yearf old, fect or inches hrh yellow complexion
on made ull yiase, and ha lost part of Cor nre III b
eit hand by burn, when small The little time had him
~ possession be appeired fond Of dehng and ser he had
cigpcl missed sew spade, which makes believe he
og"ng ihe dclng bune lie bad relations and oonncz.
reward u 20 dollars II delivered 70 me, re.diry near Oar
Wis IN the upper end Of Dnwidiie Comfy or 10 dolIsr If
secured m any Jail 20 tha, can get him again.
VA u. THOMPSON
II. II.
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M.qRSHAL,S SIZE


townof Frederioksburs the 2Ist day OF April SO
William Starkc, Sarah Stark Rhoda Bell aud Alice his wife,
Kitty Sarke and Lucy Richard, james and Polly Stake.
t'nls, by John Moucure their neat friend, Plaintiffs.
Against
Joseph Sarke, Defendant.
by Of the parties hy COUNSEL the former orders
this recndtd, and this be heard by
consent OF parties, by counsel upou the ILL., answer, ard
exhibit ani argued by council On consideration whereof
IN" doth adudgc order and decree that the Marshal
the superior Court Chaucery for the Richmond district
ter advertising the tmc and place Of sale
ccssiyely ia newspaper published in the city Of Rich
m"nd, do expose TO sale, public auction To The highest bl l.
DER credit of twelve months, the parcel uf lsnd
IA the Bill mentioned said to contain hundred and fifty
three And the payment Of the purchase
thereof the said Marshal directed take pur-
chaser oi the said nd bombs with good security payable
self Ia divide them amongst the parties entitled there
to aud that he assign the said bonds without
he adult plaintiffs and the legally qualified guardian OF the
infants, respectively, and TO retain the title The said land
until the purchase hc Pad and report his prooce,n
hcrtmt this court And the Marshal fnhe directed,
upon Offering the said land for sae snail appear that the
Of thcPIcS respectively will exceed the Of tIre
red dollars make sale thereof hut report that
to the court.
copy. Testc. j. II. WILLIAMS, C. &C.
- Ia pursuance Of the foregoing Decree shall
2On day Of July the front door the Eagle Hotel
the city ct Rchuond offer for sale the of land therein
retened 10, said to contain huud eel and fifty three
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, n. NJ.
Junc o. tq.,I.
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RtchMOnd Burr MIL Stone iunufuctOrv

RtcAHOHd Burr MN Stone yKanufactOry.
TENHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends aud the
public generally, that they have hand, good
well selected assortment OF FRENCH BURR BIOCKS,
Of the best quality Aud al, ready made Bur- NIiStones
of various sizes, which they Inferior built
t country. Persons wanting the above article be sup
Piled Northern prices, as We are Determined to sell as low
they be bought in respectable shop for cash
accePtsuccs Their shop Is at the of aud
Street. Order, will be thankfully and promptly ex-
ecuiei SHELL q RUST.
Nays. iI7-wIsy
n. b. For reference to the quality Of our ready made
Burr Mil Stones apply to III, Richmond mi,ss, they have
uniser,nlly lid lair mini Of thrm S. \ 4
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.W-4RSfL.4LL'S S.4LE.

IN virtue II decree uf the Superior cou Of Chancery for
the Richmond District pronounced the lith June 1922,
wherein Henry Banks Is plaintiff and WIN. Prce heirs an'l
others defendants there will he sold ny the Marshall Of the
Superior Court of Chancey holden C1rlhurg for the i
district the Tuesday after the FL Mouday August. 1928,
being court day for thu county Preston, II fair the
tell fair ay. hum ed of
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George breton aHd William q. Goode Defendants
The Defendant George Bton having entered his an
pearanee according the OF Assembly and the rule,
court and appearing the Abstraction count thu, he
!. not an nhaint Of this state: oton Of the plaintiffs m
their ato ncy ordered that the said defendant 10
here on The it day Of August court next enter hiS an
pearanee and the Plaintiff Lill and that eSpv
ot this ord be ihcred in The newspapers printed m
the city Of Richmond for eight iuccsyey and nosee
at the front door OF the courthouse of said county
copy tcie, EDWARD L. TABB c
June q, 1895. 1s-re.
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u. HARRISON, ATTORNEY AT Law,
OFFERS his professional 10 the public hcrrsides
~ at buekns ham cou Aose, aud will attend the Courts Of
that county, Cumht tland and Aibemarle.
liurk ham. IuueI o. fvyt
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
THE FILLS PL.I.b'T.4T'yON "

pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Court of Chancery
4 for the District Of Richmond pronounced ON lie iitI a
OF June, SIS, in the OF tia Hancock &c SHAH on
wednesday the Sd day OF August neX day not fair
me next l day thereafter, offer for sale the bidder
public aueonihat part oftheFa plantation v NJ
W. Hancock 10 Charles j. Mcluro others by tic
ure OF the 18Th If august 1918, filed exhibit cause
containing eight hundred and seventy seven acres Including
two Islands IN James River he the more or cs ina IN
the county Of Chesterfield. The well known fertility oftd land
lying Immediately James river and in vicinity Of r
town Of Manchester and the city of Richmond render, il nm
necessary to do more than Ia invite gentlemen u cau to call
and see It. Terms: third Of the purchase money 10 be-
aiu IN cash. or note or notes at 100 days. wi good
sIna Farmers Bank Virginia. one third one yea and e
remaining third Two years from the day of sale the purchaser
s'Vns bond with approved security for the
aud the title retained until they are made
sale t. commence At II o'clock attic front door of e
Eagle Hotel ia the city Of Richmond. The rnclser can
mas such possession on the DAY Of sale will n,blc him 10
seed crop Of wheat, &c
June q, "a ~ "a ~
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DIVIDEND Of ~ - cents IN the dsllar will be rsl an
the 1T Jolly next, at Tie office Of a. r. Cirathrner ~
" claims properly authenticated, against Ae estate Of NJ
benjamin james Harris.
THOMAS T4yIop
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

pursuance OF act Of the General Assembly Of Vyni,
entitled An act 10 authorize the establishment OF Wes,
ern Lunaic Hosphal"---passed 22d January, 1925:
Notice hereby given, that Saturday the 9Th day Of July
next proposals Tor the erection Of the necessary buildings M
orzed by the act aforesaid, will he received by the ne
signed committee appointed by the Court Of Directors for
that purpose
The work will he required 70 be done in the best and
to he commenced early possible after said 9Th nl
plan Of the buildings and The site will be .hen 10 any Der
son or persons disposed 10 contracts upon application ether
Of the members Of tic committee.
Bond with approved security win be required Of the under
aker or gndeaker IN the penalty Of twenty thousnd d,
lars, conditioned or the faithful performance of the
under the imutdiae supsfnlendanoe Of The directors.
WILLIAM kINNEY,Jr1 o
SAMUEL CLARKE,
WfLLLiAfBELL,
UT WdDIJEL, s
nm. S. ESK FRIDGE,
Stanton. NAV g. ti7.--,,,a1b ~
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COTToM GIMa-

TUE Subscribers have iust received Cotton Gin Of sumo
- rior wotkmtnshp1nd orders for th. ircle Of dGcrn,
Dimensions viii he executed without delay. The quality o.,
which Is soarrGHted iu every rc'pect
Nav 20 ''A A'LeN