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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
NOTICE..

LII persons having claims against Thomas Paup, decd
"A are requested 10 bring them forward before the
let oil October next for settIemen determined to
have this notice plead al bar claims not
sented by that meand all persons indebted will make i'm
mediate payment, further indulgence will he given.
NJ. WINFHEE, Ex'or of
Pam dssBd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
NOTICE,


'tiE Commission supsislug betw zen the
bers, sader the ia Of Anderson, Blair Aper,op will,
hsnceorth continue exist solely for the pur
en ~ whd up the unfinished business OF the
greater convenience themselves, such of f,
asare engaged III the Milling Business.
All particularly desirable that their Affairs should D.
brought u close speedily possible they request all
those having claims sS,n,t them call for psyuent aud
those indebted TO them to qudae their yhoa,
la
RICHARD ANDERSON,
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, STAT December, 1923.
The subscribers, under the firm of Richard Aade
Shockoe Warehouse.
Richard ANDERSON,
RICHARD HENRY ANDERSON.
Richmond, LIST January, 1879.
rhe Subscribers, under the FIRM Of Blair Andersnn will
e'ntnue to transact business the on Ca.
~ Street, al present occupied by A. Ii. & A.
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Rshmond ist January, 1879.
'au. y. 80 2sw2wthen~f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

NyHaS eormited 10 the jsu of this county, Ibih
w November last, runaway slave who call, himself
NELSON, anJsay she was once owned by John Burton,
the county of New Kent and sold by him southern
der, whose name he doe, not recoect Nelspn is
years OF OF dark conPexon feet Sche, high and
each which he says burn
Had on when committed black roundabout of bro,deicth
and pair Of blanket pantaloon, he had also with him pair
OF h,mespun jeans The will forward prove
pery also comply with the other requisites he win
dealt with as the law directs. JAMES SHEPHERD,
Feb. j.. CT w3M Jalur oil county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

WILL be sold at the late residence of James
" Bray decd. on the 10th Inst the household
and kitchen furniture, stock OF horses, cows and
hogs, crop of corn, fodder, oats, hay, &c. Pan,a-
ton utensils, terms made known on the day OF
sale.
All persons having claims against said estate are
requested TO bring taem forward on or be fore the
hrst dey OF October next for settlement; as am
determined 10 have this notice plead in bar of all
Claims that are not presented by that ine---and
all persons indebted will make immediate pay.
ment, as indulgence cannot be given.
ARMSTREAT BRUCE, Ex'r
OF James Bray, decd.
Chesterfield, March 10. IO2-w4wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

HOISPUR.
AAHE Horse HOTSPUR, will stand during
- the ensuing season, half Of his time at
Dickenson's Tavern, on the stage road seven miles
above Powhatan courthouse; and the other half
at Bonbrook, in Cumberland, 1.-THE late residence
Of Willis Wilson, Esq. deceased
JOHN p. WILSON.
March I3. IOa-vi,vs
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Lord far S1is

Land for Sale.
SE>Y virtue Of deed trust by Gregory Mathew.
- TO su6seIiber bearing the 9Th day OF Mersh
1929 and duly recorded ~ the clerk, office OF Powhs~-
county, shall ON the 2sth day of April next, SELL "a
premises 10 the highest bidder land
s,d dresofy Mathews now rssi-- containing by estms
two hundred aud eleven The OF payne rt,
be Que tou'th OF the pu'eha.e cash, the hs
IN three equal annual inan III. purchaser giving
With approved personal security, add deed VI
land, 10 tue purchase money Acting as trustee shall
,ea'ey opiy tie tile vested in ny tina aid
HENRY 5. HOPKINS.
March 2T tns-,I,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

0bssesA ht,i Ia the eisrk oxee OF tina coma.
~ Of Buckingham, Monday the ID Of Fsbxpsry 1872
ssu Jones Ssmr Ford, msrehsats partner trading
under me nim Of Jones FORD, Fk6s.
josiah W:,on. George Watson, George Z. wihiuson and
George Z. Watscn, An,
The defendants Jesish Watson, and George WssscD nc,
hsrirs their appearance and given secssy sceorny
sPpestng the Satisfaction VI the court that they ss mol
habhans OF this eocatry il ordered that ths ssd Jiah
term rex and the bill Of the pisles; ana thss
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Epquirer
p1hick Newspaper Of the city Of c hmord for two monihs
posted the front door Of me courhvuse
this county. copy. Tsste, - :.
r., =, d. ELDRrpoE, i. dc.
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SW. fJGVy a. bOphiHS,
III Take No'ise, that shall Wednesday the 2oth
- Of June next al The Tavern Of John HI W,lfan ,np In
the county o. FRINGE Edward, between the hours Of 10
clock the forenoon, sud O'Clock In the afternoon Of h.t
dsy proceed take the dsr osions Of Peter Nunnely
Leaufy Naaoeyi Allen Nunney, Archer r. Jackson and
mie' A. Jsekonto he read evidence in ,u in chsn-
'ey TIE sounly court Of Prince Edward now depending;
wherein, am plsnia, and you defendant; when and
where you may attend If You ples,e. Yours &c
EDWIN II. JACKSON.
Msrob 81 tnc 49,
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NOTICE.

IL ibs creditor. Of willis ". 1Iudnsu ere rsqucrsd N
n bring in e claims properly authenticated, befoss
DC 'oh day ~ DosmneT ntr, ibt srrsDRentr. nay be
Ssds frr tie payment ~ them. JOHN FALLEN,
No'thGmbtfiaud Cyunty, GaT5 L6. 100 WV A.!.'er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Mr. Emanuel J. Leigh, and .7sa Dupey Ez'or
of John PWneH,
IN ENTLEMEHs- rske notice tbs, shall on the 2s,b
~ Day Of May ntr e Wa Penietr Tavern 10 town oi
fnoviile ~ Prince Edward Comfy take The sdsyit'of
CHARLES WOodson To he evrdesee before the master
Comn'ionsr ~ ,hs case Of injunction depending sui
undetefmUsd 10 ihe county ,, Pfiuee Edward. where
"a you are plsinSs, aud Myself ADD others BspdsD
Yours truly,
VIM. A. ALLEN.
M,reh 94. io5- vsvt
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y, cs.pss., A. es0n held TOT BusIDESs. evsaiy,
Sam, Jonss sami F.rd merchant. aud pastner, tad.
ms under the firm and',is Of Jones & Ford, Phas.
JOAN mssd.n John Mosri., .dn,or Of p;sAa H.a;.,s
deed, - - Nm
The defendant John Hsrdman not having catered liz
and given seeuty according 10 lhs Act Of
ana N. Sls Of this sou and By :ssisf.sc.
ordered that the said defendant John Haran DO sppese
here June court neat, and the t Of the psa;
ot two months posted The Of
the Courthouse Of this county A9 sRSn Int:
March "a ios-vsv
C6.ae.ry-At ceaIt lsid I.1 Bae.ioShaa O0aav,
Lawson g. Tyler, Pie
asa S.es d~'a and John Norris .dn'o Of seAs aa
The defendant John H,rdiman NOT having entered bis .p.
and given security according 10 the Act
anu ns rue VI this court, and appearing thsst.
Lection Ut me soar; sh., he NOT inh.n Of th
on before the frat DAY Of Jun. eaS "a
sa. inserted asp.p.f pasIi:A.d 10 a.: Sy e
Irons deor OF the courthouse Of this county.
h.DeefJ-NU'huussIiaad cSuaiy U0Sis izi5 J.aaS
William I. o0wlts, rid.
Thomas K. Hurst, and Warner Hurst Adu'or Of Jane II.
rh, day the plf by his counsel and appearing 10
the 's.fseion Of the court that the def. Thomss & Hast
not an inhsbian Of this usnweah, On the motion Of
the pitt ordered that the said delft appear here
,.e-nd Monday in April next aud hs t Of he pl
and tss acopy Of this order be forthwith inherited
State and also =. the aoor pr y: sosaa.
hi' eOuniy.-John ID. LELAND, pitt, Attorney, = :
copy Tssie,
Feb u. si-wsw.
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Feb. 26.

- 26th Jan 1929: SAV
VIM. Murray, paE
agaipt
Robert siP~iih, William II. Skipwh, Geo. N. sliprfi,.
G"rnsa L. sa'Pwhh, Thomas b. skpwith, Ssls Tucker,
Martha W. Harrison, lily Harrison, Robert Nicholas Msyy
Ssipwhn, William f. Grimes George q. Skipwth, Peyto1
Skfwh Grey SkPwHh, Tucker Coles, md HELM bis Wife
John Coles Selma his wife, Wn. Watkins Eliza bis vide
aud Samuel Ho,on guardian ad em the iusat children
II. PAP"nh' Defts.
The defendant. George G. skipwi,h, Peyton stipwi,h
ara grey skPyn not having entered their appesIauce
me rue, oi TN, Court and appearing to the ,esa
wealth On motion ordeedhat they do here on tbs
lh Monday April next and PIsin sud
that copy th, order be forthwith in some ne sun
per printed in the City OF Richmond two month,
svey aud posted the front the Courhous Of (s
County. copy. Te,te " ~
~ . MILLER WOoDSoN elk.
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Chesterfield, March 10. Io2@wt i've

Il FcpIGie Teacher TAINTED,
"a LADY qualified lr Instruct four ~ snsl, ,;rl. II, ~
es 5snebes Of plan "a .. edaotiJn eau End etnpIov
meat 'n fsuy Tesding ASeaiafe County bv aoni,e
toe 70 r. Anderson, Richmond a. u. Charlottesville
by letter, pot. paid.
March 10. fof-,xtr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VlkGiNIA-to tcit:
s'"Hf* De It remembered, that the seventh day Of
sL. s. March in the city third year Of
+"sn"s OF the United States If Ameres, Thomas Jeder-
Randolph, OF the said District h.tk deposited in hi,
Office the title book the right he claims as pro-
pristor, in the words following, TO wit:
"Reports Of cases determined in the General
Court Of ga. from 1870, to l740; and from 176e,
to l172. by THOMAS JEFFRRsoN."
In conformity To the Act the Congress OF the United
States entitled San Act for the encourage of learning
BY securing copies of charts and books the
aud Propreor' of such copies, during therein
toutd." RICHARD JEFFRIE6,
Clerk of the Eastern Dist of Va
March TO- IOf-w4v
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Of Msreh, 1929.
WIN. B. GILES.

William q. Philips is about 23 or 4 years Of age, with
youthful appearance about feet ~ inches high, sandy
his lower ones.
Msrch6. fo0--vav
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BY the Governor Of The Commonwealth Of "a
II PR0(I.A hIH IION

AZ HEkEAS has hrsn 10 the Executive by
the Jaiiof OF Cabsl county, that certain William &.
Pap who bad been 'enanded The jail Of TIE said
yiof fuhs tia by examining Court ,hereo eLsrS.
pa,svg eonnte'h. Bank notes dJ the rsb. Of the 5h
December last eress and make hi, essspt the Jail
s.h now eo'ns large have, therefore, Thought proper
with ue ADVICE u the Council Of State offer reward
fJ dollars TO any who will sPpeheud and
convey TO the Jail OF the said county Of Csbe
u Philips; Aud do moreover require all officers civil and
military, and exhvt the good people Of the Comm.
to use their best eudssscs to the aid fugitive
apprebended that he may be dealt with the dres
Given under hand Governor aud the seal of
SEAL the Commonwealth al Richmond this Sd day
nf Asrrb m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

WISHlNG TO close my accounts finally a. The Executor
w Of the late D. W. coleman, earnestly request all
having Chains against the estate my Tesator 10
-s.s t known for settlement; and the like requests
Of those who may have claims sSai the ii Of Dole
msh u Voolfolk. Those indebted either u. w. Coleman
o. 10 Coemsn Wooifsk, 10 E,'cr Of u. w Cole
rsa, to make ut hsr
niusesee ess be given. JOHN SHEPPARD, Ex'or
Jan. =. 7s-wtinAif CTR. ". Coiensn, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03
Feb. -.

Chancery- AT count heid tor Cumberland couoiy, ID
L 26th day Of Jau 1929:
Jsnuios. Willis, pid..
Cater Wilkinson & Humphrey Belt, Dsns
This cause came on TO be tried the bin,
n,bits hied whereuPon deereed and ordered IxsY
Wilkinson the surviving trustee proceed TO sell the lands IN
me Dill and trust deeds mentioned, (vinx 1--WE week.
o the tm and place OF SALE in Newspaper printed
the charge Of the sale and the suit ana ue.t a
pay 10 the plaintiff Jas JenunKs threw hundred
ny Two dollars and foy.two cents, NTH interest from II
18th January 1872 till paid, aud balance IN hand
subject the future order Of the court The ss sale Z 70
bar snd exclude all equity redemption Of the said wxtn,
son, belt or any person claiming under them.
MILLER woopsoN. cn.
In compliance with the above decree, shaiL on Tus,daz
the Ith day OF April next 1922 fair If Of the 6rst fair
DAY proceed TO SELL for ready money pre-
above decree lies within mile half Of Carteryiie
On Inc county OF Cumberland each side of the main
Leading from New Canton TO Richmond adjoining lands
hsndoph Hsrrson Gary Mitchell and Frspces D. Despt ar
II contains hundred aud sixty or Ie, Actpx
as trustee shall convey such title only q, il ye,ted 10
which Is believed TO be unsu..tionsble.
m.. IZARD WILKINSON, Trustee.
mslee .. 49, INST
VIRGINIA.: In Obancery-At court held for DaS E,ur-
ham county, the Slh day Of Feb. 1929:
Wiism Lech and Jane, Brown, and p.yfoe,
.. fnaA
benjamin Harris and John NJ. Hsrri,, Dsff,.
Inc defendant Bepamin Harris having entered sp.
bly, and the rule, OF this court sppesrnC 10 the ss,.
iacton Ut the court that he of hi, conn
ordered hath said Benjs Harris do appear
the first day Of May term next and h I'm NJ
Plaintiff and that copy Of this forthwith iossgted 10
one OF the newspapers published in tho Cy of Rshmond
Tor Two month uecssvey, and posted the front door ei
the courthouse Of this county. A Copv Teste
Feb. IS. ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

oDkkT JOHNSTON SON, are now Receiving AN ex
tensve and general Of Hardware, Cutlery,
at their Store yearly opposite tbs Bell Tsvsrn which
nsy wu cell low for cash. on the usual credit Ameny,,
which are-Anvi bellows hammers, screw plates,
Mes r.'P &ej Ml pitt cut hands saws, bench and
moulding ehe souses braces bite steal blade: and
ron squsre drawing knives auges glue, psper,
iatehe; and bolts OF all kini tsck Ss,s
eonnode knobs paw socket ball eastor CLOAK Curtain
pa bed joint, &C. ivory, tuck aud kuives
pocket Psr aud sportsmaa knives. shears scissors.
aud Stops isnnts aud phieam curriers' knives tea kenss
tea and eohes pots, coffee mills bell kettles pens,
Yea boards walters table aal spoons, wire hair sters
plate baskets candle sticks, lamps, suffers, bells, smoothing
brushes. rat uous traps, guns, pistols, whips spurs,
Stoves es,tins' nails, brsd sprss halter ehar,
Of all s.e' looking glasses, surveyors cuEpa.e. and nrs,
&c. &c. - S'
March 49, foa-vzv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

Lydia X. Bailey, TO bc printer S:aiioner TO lht
Custom House, vice John Binns, re neved. TSeni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-03

PHrLADELPHrA, March 25.--Wc learn that III,
following appointments have been made by'th,
Collector ofihe Customs for The Port OF philadel
phia:
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Feb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10

The editor Oft the B1ston Palladium in re-
ferring 10 the excellence of character and early
employment Of some of the men that existed
when there were giants in the Iani, says" An
Original anecdote of Sherman occursto us,which
il may not be amiss to relate here, in c1nnexion
with his account gwen of his early employment.
A distinguished Virginia member If the :on-
vention which framed the constitution, said 10
young friend who had come to New York,
from Virginia, 10 attend the convention as a
spectator. on will to-day nave an opportuni-
~ to listen, in the convention, TO one of It's
wisest and ables members, Roger Sherman,
of Connecticut. He was bred shoemaker;
and YOU may remark, in his manner, singular
tenac'y of early habit When he draws a
conclusion, he extends his arms vioIen ly. as If
he was drawing a wsxed shoe thread, after TAX
ing stitch Mr. Sherman soon rose. and a l
the conclusion of a spirited and ingenious ar
gumrnt, the gentleman was much amused 10
see he orator bring his hands together ard
draw them apart, in the manner described to
him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
TUUpsDAy Dec

The Convention asscmblcdaili O'Clock and
was opened with prayers by the Rev. Parks
when the President took the Chair
The Convention resolved itsefinto the Com.
rotee of The Whole the c0nsiiution--Mr.
Peasants in the Chair.
Mr.. Leigh rose TO address The Committee ia
continuation Of his argument commenced on
Wednesday.
He began with remarkng that he should pro-
coed 20 do that which he proposed to do when
he asked The Committee TO rise on The pre-
vious day. II was a main part Of his present
purpose to exhibit the different propositions
that have been submitted, that the Commit.
60 may have an opportunity to compare The
various projects with each other, and see the
application Of each TO the various divisions of
| the State and their different Interests
He would. IL he did moi know il TO be utterly
vain, address himself particularly 10 The
Western delegation, and make the attempt at
| least 10 convince them that he meant nol hing
but the utmost impaltialiiy by the scheme
| which he had propoeed and here Advocated
| but after what he had heard and seen here. and
what be had observed by conversation with
those gentleman, he knew il 10 be useless, for
1 they ina g inc thai there is some fixed, natural
inherent, eternal principle ordained by God for,
| the government of man, which j, would be i'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
HOUSE COVERING,

FHNHE subscribers having made great i'm
Ill provement j" fire proof covering, and
Obtained patent for the same, offer the ben
eft of it TO the public.
The improv ement consists in using fas enings
which are locked IN The grooves and nailed to
the sheetin5 plank B. this means, no nail IS
driven through thu tin, and the nails are quite
protected against rhe weather, which effectual
ly prevents them from rusting, md the roofs
leakiDg-whereas on the old plan, the nails
are all driven through the sheets, and tho COW
cred by the grooves, they are nevertheless
wet BY every rain. which, in no great length OF
time rusts hem Off Consequently, loosng the
lin from the roof. and occcssioning thousands
OF leaks. This fact is well known.
Another advantage on the new plan is, that
there is no occasion ofthe sheeting plank 5 be-
ing kiln dried, nor more than three quarters OF
az inch thick. And again, on old houses no
thing is required but TO take off the old shingles
and put on the lin or sheeting. This makes as
good roof as can be made, and saves tue
whole expense of sheeting anew.
WIN. BURD,
X. S. TILDEN.
n,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
WEDNESDAY, Drc Q,


The Convention assam led al ! | O'Clock. and
was opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Sykes Of The Methodist Chnrch-when the Pre-
sdent took the Cnalr.
The Convention then resolved itself into
Committee of the Whole on the Constifulian--
Mr. Slanard in the Chair.
The resolution respecting the county courts
was taken up--w EN- Mr. Marshall proposed
the following amendments -" In the Sd line
of the first resolution of the ju icial Committee
strike out tho word " anG''--aud 2diy, at the
end Of the same line insert " and in the Jusli-
ces of the Peace who shall compose the said
courts. and 3dly, add in distinct sentence
after the foregoing. " The Legislature may
also vest such jurisdiction as shall be deemed
necessary in corporation courts and in the ma
eistra,es who may belong to Tho corporate DO.
ds"-whicn were adopted.
Mr.. Mercer stated, that the Committee bad
proceeded as far in acting upon the report oil
the Judicial COMMITTEE, as they Gould, WITHOUT
taking up the mode Of elecIing the Judges and
the Executive report also had been so lar acted
on as they could. He moved that the other sub
iec,s shond be passed over for the present.
and he bases of representation should be Ia
kenup
Mr. Powell requested his friend from Lou
DOM TO Withdraw his motion for moment,
that he might make proposripn--to which
| Mr. Mercer assenied-and then Mr.. Powell
moved 10 recon-ijer the question yesterday de-
cided, for striking out the before the words
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
POETRY.
From the N. E. Reuitw.

From, the N. E. Reuitw.
u,pp,aGE OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.
- ..,,d mo sound land yet solemn rite
,s,ceeaeh mid the festive lighted hall.
>, 'a,,s are in ,reaty--and the soul doth take,
Tbat oath, which unabsolyed must STAND, uli
Death, :, ,,.
With lev seal, doth close the scrol of life.
No word mo sound and still y"n holy
rSaan, -. -.
with strong and graceful gesture, bath 'mpos-
The rrevocable vow aud. with meek prayer,
Hath sent il 10 be registered IN heaven
m,,hink, tb,s silence hea, lily doth brood
nnon the spirit.-Say. thou flower crowned
bride,
What means the sigh that from thy ruby up
Doth 'scape, as if to seek some iemnt
That angels breathe I
Mute Mute de passing STANCE
Like necromancy all. Aud yet It's well E:
For the deep trust with which maiden casts
Her all oil esrlh-perchance her all OF heaven,
Into mortal hand-the confidence
With which she turns IN every thought TO hun.
Her more than mother, aud her next TO God,
Hath neyeryet been meted out in words,
Or weighed with language.
So, We voiceless pair,
Pass on in hope. For We may build as firm
Your silent altar in each others hearts,
And catch the sunshine through the clouds of
time,
As cheerily as though the pomp of speech
Did herald forth the deed. And when y dwell
Where flowers fade not, and death no treasured
tie
Hath power to sever more--ye heed not mourn
The ear sequestrate and the runeless tongue;
tfr,here the eternal dialect OF love
Is the Tree breath of every happy soul.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-10
TERdS.

r,r a ner annum pa ahle in aavanee..so SUP.
u For ~ he received 10 less than SIX months
sepnon WIZ viii he disconnued bnt at tho discretion
and and. 10 EPd fPo until all arrcwaser are pae
oine '.-a,,s will b, inserted at so cents per
u AdYertsens rs, time and 81 / g cents for each
spare COR less rsoss from distance must be paid Tor
sontlnaaee, har Insertion tho payment assumed ny
som. c,.nrcerv Orders not exceeding two squaresare
md for SIX dollars
IT All letter. addressed to me 'o uoS'
- or tbey will not be attended TO-
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Oct. |
Premium White NIeaa.

NVfOW opening large supply Of Premium
~ White Lead, in OIL. Also, large supply
of phite Lead in oil, No ]. together " it'll eve
ry other color 10 Oil, and dry, all of which are
offered at the lowest prices. --
HOWEL DAVIES.