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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

HMTASHINGTON HOTEL. RICHMOND, VA
Wv The Subscriber having leased lhis old aud well
known Establishment, for term, Of years, takes this
opportunity TO his friends and the public
generally, and particularly the former visitors OF the
house, that IL will be opened for the accommodation of
company, on the first OF October. 1t is undergo
ing Thorough repair, and will be fitted up in a plain
but neat style, with beds bedding, and other necessary
iurniture all and OF the best kind. His Servants
are attentive and experienced, aud his Barkeepers pc.
lite and accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
well supplied with the best liquors and wines, and his
Table with the choice delicacies of the season.
which the city and country afford and he flaters
HIMSELF that by unreRitting attention TO his business he
will give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their company.
Tho WASHINGTON HOTEL il situated in the mo
pleasant part OF the city, mme diaey opposite the Capt.
toll and contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre the Banks, the Basin
the Warehouses; and the Offices Of the principal Miers
OF the city; aud at the time sufficiently far
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
10 retire from the hustle and noise OF the Such
are the local advantages of this house, that may
ture TO affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
Their on business or for pleasure, will find it oil the
most pleasant situations in he city.
In addition 10 what transient custom he may be ia
vored WITH the subscriber will be able to
twenty-five or thirty BOARDERS, by the week,
month, OF year, on the most reasonable terms.
ROBERT G. MACON,
Sept. IL 3S-U Late OF Goochland Court House.
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A|IRGINIA:-At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office
v of the Superior Court of Caancery for the Rich
mOnd District, the 5'h day of July, 1890
Jno Robertson, Attorney General of the Common.
wealth of Virginia, Pitf
against
James Murray, Wm. Murray, Jr., and John Murray.
Jr sons and devsees of Jno. Murray, Jr, dec, and
other Dedts
The defendants above named NOT having entered
their appearance, and given security according to the
Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
habitans of this Country is ordered That the said
January Term, and the bill of the Plaintiff; and
that copy of this Order be forthwith inserted in
Newspaper published in the City Of Richmond. for two
Capitol 10 the said City A Copy. Teste,
Oct. 1. 42-wSg VIM. G. PENDLETON, c. C
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VIRGINIA. DEB.a7.ES.

We have lately had opportunity examining Rhio
& Cooks volume Of Debates of whether we
take the quantity the quality Of standard its
value, have hesitancy pronouncng cheapest
have embraces upwards large octa
vo, Of closely printed matter and contains full
debates and proceedings Of the Convention to last Il il
volume entitled conspicuous place library every
vgnan who wishes understand the theory tho
under which he lives and hope that afford il
will be without Of it, Tho public largely
enterising publishers for tho handsome which
cutcdand trust that the demand sufficient to rcmuno
ate them Tor the and abou which they
subcctcd-Tho prco is SO so bound boads-or 81 in calf
pIreiuian.
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rHNO Me Stockholders Of The Rieanna .Napigation

FBNO The Stockholders Of the Riodnnd Navigation
IL Company AT meeting OF the PIE -ident and
Board Of Direcors Of the Rivanna Navigation Compa-
NY held at Everettesve, the 23i OF August, 1880
II was Resolved. by the said President and majority
the ID rectors, That general meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Rivanna Navigation Company. be APP
pointed TO be held at Charlottesville, ON Monday, the
4,h day Of October next and that one months notice OF
this meeting be given in the Enquirer, published at
Richmond, and in the Virginia Advocate, published at
Charl. that the Stockholders he urged to
give their attendance matters Of great de.
mand their serious atention-and that IL be notified 10
the Stockholders that if the weather should prove un-
favorable on the day appointed that the meeting will
be held on the next fair day. HUGH NELSON,
N III. LEWIS, p II. N. c.
JAS. CLARKE, ) Directors.
JNo. p. SAMPsoN,\ Sept g. 34-t4,bO
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a NURE OF DYSPEPSiA-DR JOHN Dove nav.
" ing just returned from New York, where he has
been 10 make himself well acquainted with Oliver Hal.
s'ed's method OF curing Dyspsp.a Indigestion, now
offers his services to those afflicted with that complaint
the legally authorised Agent for the State of Virgin
ia, OF o. Halsed the inventor Of this entirely new mo
Of practice in the efficacy OF which, j. Dove has The
most implicit confidence.
While there had ample opportunity of copversng
daily with rom 10 to 20 OF these unfortunate sue
from many OF the ates, whose diseases had resisted
the abes medical advice in Europe and America and
who had been entirely & radically cured by his ihod.
For the efficacy OF the practice am authorised by
sad Halsted, TO refer TO Messrs. VIM. II. Hubbard,
James Crane, BENZ +. Hiard, John N. Gordon, T.. w.
Rootes, and J. X Tipleu Of this city, and several from
the town Of Petersburg.
j. Dove may be found on the Market Beidgs, over
the store Of Messrs. Wadsworh & Williams
Oct l. 1876
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- EAL ESTATE.-For Sale, my Tract OF Land and
~ Mills, in the county OF Hanover, the South
anna River hve miles from Goodalls Tavern, and %
from Richmond, containing 600 acres-3OO Of which,
lies well for cultivation, is agreeably level with good
proportion of River Bottom, and that very rich-the
residue 300 acres OF good quality, and covered
with valuable timber.
TIE Buildings consist of large two story brick
dwelling house, with sufficient number of ou;-houses
together with a large well-constructed Barn. The
orchards in perfection, and Of the best selected
fruits. The plantation abounds with good Springs; and
the house, well OF as pure, good water any in
the country. The situation il very healthy, and the
neghborhood good The Mills are on the Soutbanna,
QUE mile from the dwelling house; together with good
Saw Mill built this year this place is also remarkably
ealihy.
Also, 100 acres OF Land in Charles City county,
about 25 miles below Richmond, on a Public Road
On this Tract, there is large Dwelling House, Store
House, Bacon Houses, and sufficient number of other
uthouses, with large orchards Of choice ruis.-Al-
moiety OF valuable Manufacturing Mill, about
one mile from the Mansion House, good steam OF
water; anda good neghborhood for custom. John Bell
will shew the property in Charles City those desirou
Of purchasing-,he whole OF which will be sold on
sonable terms. by application to the Subscriber, the
premises, in Hanover THOMAS HARRIS.
July Is. 20-if
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H/IRGlNIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich
mond District, the End day Of Aug 1890
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire on build
ings OF the State of Virginia, Pllf..
against
Joel Wolfe and Samuel MeCfaw Wolfe, and other
Defdts.
The defendant Joel Wolfe mot having entered his APP
appearances and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabi-
tant OF this Country is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT do appear here the first day of the Jan
uary Term, and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff. and
that copy of this Order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper, Published in the City of Richmond for two
months excessively and posted at the front of the
Capitol, in the said City, Copy. Teste,
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EEENRY o. MIDDLETON. OF Frederick .bur

EHENRY o. MIDDLETON, OF Frederick sburg
IA 81 Va, has undertaken TO restore lands in Virginia
10 the original owners. that have been sold for the d.
rect OF the United States and State tax Also that
which has been forfeited to the Literary Fund of Vir
gnia, Tor the nom payment OF taxes
He will undertake for poI ton OF the land re cover
ed; but preferred by the proprieors will take stipu
lated or coDn gent compensation, 10 be paid after the
performance OF engagements.
Persons wishing bis services, had better commun.
cate early with him, at Fredericksburg, Va (pot paid)
as he expects 10 set out early this fall for the West
He continues to receive agencies TO investigate and
Identity Western lands by actual re-survey to rent or
lease out pay the taxes make sales, and render every
other service necessary for the safe maDag eme n,
thereof.
The continued extensive range Of riding, which his
engagements require Vest of the eghany mountains,
affords the opportunity TO transact other business which
induces him to offer his services generally
The settlement and bonding old or new debts collect
Ing, negotiating, and all other business, will receive
prompt personal attention. As this advertisement soics
beyond his personal acquantnce he offers reference TO
the following gentlemen:
Corporation Of fredericksburg, Pa.
John Metcalle, John s. weIford,
VIM. j. Roberts, Fsyette Johnston,
Reuben Thorne, Archibald Hart,
Spoftsyuania County, "a
George Hamilton, WIN. Bernard,
Samuel A SOrrow, Cuipeper County. pa
.dibemarIe County. "a.
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers,
Hugh Nelson.
Lewis Stuart, Clerk Of Greenbrier County, Va
Robert Rves, Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs, Richmond City, Va.
Thomas o Taylor. POwhstsn County, Va.
". w. Dsndrdee, Henry County, Va
Abraham StspI ., Patrick Courthouse, Va.
Ballard Smith, Gfeenbrier County, Va.
Joseph i. Ddnger6eld, Lswisburg, Va.
Chief Justice George Robertson, Ky.
Hon. Robt p. L-tcber, Ky.
Mark Richards. Philadtlpha.
O. orge Hebb, Baltimore.
Slas Wool, New York
Doctor Thomas Semmes, Alexsndra, ID. G.
H-zekiab Miller, Georgetown, ID. G..
OttI Aft
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a tAUTION III understand that Thos. Richardson Of
" The City Of Richmond, has been endeavorDg to
sell Tfac' OF Land, lying 10 the County Of Hanover,
in which he holds a life estate only. hold Deed Of
Trust upon the Land, acknowledged Ia Henrico, aud
recorded in Hanover. To prevent saleW the Land
last Spring, Thos Richardson obtained Injunction,
which has not yet been disposed of, but will be,
presume at the meeting Of the Cbancery Court next
January.
hsfeby caution the public against buying the sfore.
ssid Tract Of Landand invite all those who inter-
ested. 10 call at the Chancery Office for the Richmond
District, where they may the whole ground upon
which this notice and my claim is predicated, espe.
ciaiy The derositiobs Of Hall Neson, and Pleasant
Winston, both OF the City Of Richmond.
VIM. RICHARDSON.
Rose Noun, spousyvans, Oct 1. 42-A
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VALUABLE LANYARD FOR SALE
HNHE subscriber offers for sale his well known a

II valuable lanyard, situated a half mile from
Prince Edward Courthouse, Immediately the main
road-and 80 acres of Land. of good quality, on which
there is comfortable Dwelling House, aud all neces
sary ou-houses, for the convenience and accommoda
tion Of family
To any one wishing to engage in the Tanning bust
ness, this is most desirable situation and the stand
for hides, is of the best in the upper Country The
situation is in healthy and agreeable neghborhood
There Is well, and never-faing spring on this
lot also an excellent apple orchard.
The subscriber will sell great bargain in this pro-
perty, and make the terms accommoda ting TO the pur
chaser.-Any person wishing to purchase such proper
ty, would do well to make immediate application to the
subscriber, living one mile North of Prince Edward
Courthouse. GEORGE KING.
Aug 81. 800
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER /, 1880.

MOTlCE.-A petition will be presented to the next
IN General Assembly OF Virginia, by the Executor.
OF VIM H. Perkins, deed, TO repay the estate 1886 ~
with n'eres, on the same, being cum improperly paid
by his Executors since h de ath for insov militia
tines Se' 4 40-w4ws
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~ OTICE.-Appicatio will BE- made to the Pref.
~ dent and Directors of the Bank OF Virginia TO re.
new certificate for seUen Shares Of the Stock Of the
said Bink, Issued 10 the name OF the President and Di-
recors OF the Literary Fund, dated the 10Th January
1920, and numbered lils, which has been lost.
Oct l., 12-v4w
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a CARD.--Mr James M. Garneu having gwen to
IA me the Copy n ght Of little work which 1 have
Just printed for TIE Pupils Of his School at Elm Wood
have struck of number Of extra copies, on my own
account, which now offer for sale at my Printing OF
fee Price 80 cents. T. w. WHITE
Oct. dZ-It
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NOTICE.-A petition will be presented to the next
Ia Legislature OF Virginia, praying the passage OF a
Law, compelling the Clerks of the County Courts OF
this Commonwe TO reside within quarter of a
mile Of the Courthouse, and within the county in which
they shall be compelled 10 live. The grievances re-.
sutng from the want Of such law, will be then and
there shewn. Oct 42-w6w
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TM9tTT9 M ".

- =
Il = beautiful rich dark brown, sig ro...
d old tbs spring, of fine size. form 80
commanding appearance, full sixteen han.
and one hch high, of great strength. acti,;,v
and beauty. lie was got by The celebrate
horse THgjRih1, be by Sir Arehy, he bv II.
imported Diomede, &c. Tndustry's ds~,
VTago, by the imported horse INN, 4.
by. odltram, he. by O'Kely's FeIs.n
Sc. Ills grand dam by the impof,'J
horse Eolps, bis great grand dam bY Co.
Meade's celebrated horse Ceiog, cut of t,.
Generals famous Aristotle mare, Sc. To-,
fallpedigree, see hand bills. p
He viii stand the ensuing season. AZ rr
farm on Opequoa, near Smithfield, in ,JeGss
son county, and win be let to mares At n.
reduced prices of eight dollars cash the sirgt.
leap; twelve dollars the season, discbar@sj
by ten dollars paid within the season AMI
twenty dollars TO ensure mare. pavabls -
soon az the marc is known to be in fo.I
parted with Any person entering five ny
may pat siAih fec Of charge. F,nv r...'
&c the groom for each mare. AL ~, oe''s
10 the horse without written insrr,.-t.-' -e.''
TIE contrary, win DC entered by tie sr 20
soH. The season has commenced, and VIII
teuaieate the iIfst of July. Mares from
distance Gan be furnished with excellent nas.
iuragc at Fifty cents per week, or fed viii
grain al twenty-five rents per day Servants
seUt VITA mares 20 fen8aiu with them, viii lie
iaaEd Gratis. Every care and attention viii
be Pali to prevent accidents or escapes, kss
10 liability for any tlatmay occur
April 5. 1890. CARVER WILLIS
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l-,yfty, a cry,r~s 10 the friends oTZJDn. From
these facts the lIieads and supporters ofSab-
bath schools are encourage and stTcngthen-
cd 70 90 AMI in future t8sl3.e greater ez-
ertiUus 10 do themselves, aHu awaken ner
sHd lively interest among others m the cause.
Let ali Christians do their aujy let them be
earnestly engaged Of q throne Of grace ''in
/ supplcating the influences Of the Holy SPIRIT
in their convincing and purifying power"
and 10 pronouacin@ al The aeans OF grace
that may be under their control, and within
Their reach, for the promotion aud extension
al Sabbath schools, aud never cease their
lab5rs and exertisns in the csaso. uaul every
chlld within the bounds Of this Union shall
; DO brought in 20 receive instfaca0n from
faithful and qualified teachers.
The Board Of Managers are unwilling to
bring this their report 10 close without
drawing attention % the success with 81 Eici
il has pleased the Great H,aI rf lie Church
10 crown the weak oad feeble szc,lions al
the last year in behalf Of SzbD,th schools
within the bounds Of THE MON, it would
discover a blindness not 10 discover the hand
Of Providence ia the prosperity ina Unior
has enjoyed Tho prayer Of faith am uni
ted suppiicaiion has, indeed sscoadsj in fer
vsncy Of spirit, The u1Heared tot, the pa
tIeat endurance OF tsac.icls ans supeY,Htas +
ante have effected juagh-JGt tue Oirs,iak Of
Cod has gone Jar beyond them ~. Lei cor
fdsace To- IL .4gafe. nHn, :. tEsn ai.a oaT
2raicia, rs#g.tea tons CT sar PAST, aad oereI
forts lte.es c=ate Until h.-tyen -i,ii ccasa g.
J.rss." Let IS continue 10 rat ouf trust in
Ind gre glory To iinu. who W0IGs.h al things
according 10 tte conn.c! Of lis owu ssil, coa
Gdnz IN a'm 1',.l 10 clown oar efforts ~ .he
good c1nse a when We ara engag.j. If
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T7.F113 CDrtrG GOODS.

FEOGMlRE g. BOYD are receiving their
il 4 supply Of Spring and summer Goods,
which Hiil be sold on accommodating terms;
,Aey therefore request al persons wishing 70
purchase TO call and eyan-ae their stock
consisting Of
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, < mixed Cloths;
Cassimeres, S. C8sslnetts, Black Brochelis,
Black Princetta. Citcassians s Bombazetts;
Black aud colored Bonbaziucs, NanAin
and Canton Grapes;
Black Satin LcVantine, and Sarsn6t;
Black Italian Lutslrirg:
Fancy cOiOred Grape De Lyons:
Dlto, do PaluarInes and Cote Paly;
White and coiolcd Gro de Maps:
White, Pink, and Green Florg0ces;
GauGe Searls and Italian Grapes;
Fancy, SilN, Popin, and Balrage Handkls;
Spi.Ietield and 8andanno DO
L.n.s Cambria aud Berkeley 40.
Fancy l-aveA, Cotton aaadann0cs;
Irish L!l-as 4i.5 =".-5, s.y... i,.sii .i,,ers
Buriaps, Iickiiugburss Russia Shooting.
Diapers, Marsali!es Nest.nr, Cotton and Silk
HJse, Umbrella. sad Paiasoi, Thread Bobl-
nett. Laces aad Edsn.s, Feather Pans,
CalIcoes new style Ginghams. French
Muslin "a new articie.1 S.gSs, Keno, Jaoii
nett, Null and CambIs Me,las. Linen Csnl-
brlc aHj imitation Aas.in, Bonnet aud color
ed Cauhries, L.1aCaas. 53resi; Eitags,
oioves, "uzpaaaars, aI5des, Tapes. LARGE
Sae3 Tuck .a4 -.aa CoM5s, Buttons. sc
ether aIlh an extensive assortment Of DO,
q sic Goods, t.secn.s, Glass, aHa stone
II are, ,foJdsl-bfare, Groceries, Hard
Var, Paints, Dye 5tu4-, Brushes. Station
airy, sc.
Al.rjinsburg, April 8, 1880
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WILL stand this season. AZ
cz.e-<f tae stable Of John McCiearv,
atT~sg2 in 1IarinsbuYg, and be let 10
e.ss}:g,5-Sss,. mares Of the low rate Of egNt
d1itols the season, bat Taay be discharged By
by the pariaent Of sir doite3s within the sea
son. and tloriu. detHrs 10 ensure plare in
toal; TO be paid when the mare proves with
loal; parting with, removing, or not coutin-
uing the ensured mare regularly to the horse,
forsaits the ensurance money The scasoa
has commenced, and will end the 2Jth June
next. Great care will be taken fmares put
% Spread Eagle, bat no Responsibility los
accidents. JACOB VAN DOREN.
SPREAD Eagle
Is a beautiful bay, III sixteen hands high,
handsomely marked, black name, tale and
let &, and Tor u rance eli form, figure, action,
and movement. is not eXcelled 10y any horse
in tue Valley, Spread Easlc was sired by
tae Eoted horse Wing, formerly owned by
the ubScrbeF--Nh lg was sired by The JUST
- celebrated horse Irue Wing, Of New Jer-
sev. who has the credit Of producing the beS
and finest stock of harness and saddle horses
ever raised in thai State: Wings dam was
by the celebrated imported Brown Iighlan-
Scr. his grand dam by Old Hickory. Spread
Eagle's DANE was sired by mir Able Seymours
well known turf horse Spread Eagle, WHO
was sired 10y Col, Holiness imported Spread
Eagle, whose fame on the British turf is wen
Enasga; and as a Stallion in America, stands
ungiyaIeo: his dam by the four mile horse
t.dicong; her dam by Bdcchus, who was the
first horse that ever beat the imported horts
Paul Jones 1t will be seen that this Young
horse has some of the best crosses in Ameri-
ca he has royed himself sure and good
loal seUer, his colts being large, fine s. active.
April ., 1880.
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49, 1ltsl.gI fEglrlIacc.

nsr Chan5s's15gg, fra'&ln county, Pa
YENtI, subscribers inform The Public. thai
FL tho'r FURNACE IS in fol- blast, and
thai they are prapajad promptly to execute
orders tor CASTINGS for an kiuds Of Ma
chmery, ssoFs P.ajes, Hollow ware, Gray
zig Metal Tor boundaries and |gr5os.
i. |. j G. AOU5UM
MaN Is 1ean
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Martinshurg, AprilI5, 1880.
CAEP.ENTEK- : lr0OLS-

EE0GNiBE s bOKD, have added to
z. e THAR assortment Of Hardware, Bench
Planes, Beod Planes. Skew kabiHt, Groves
ng Planes, Moveiag Planes, Ea igr Planes,
l@oyeSng FI'ster=, Sash lanes, Guiril o tea-
fnd Becds, 00iril OraI@s, 5o'aters Turning
= co.'s, Flame Irons, SpoA, Sbsvts. Notice
irc and socket Chssles, Hand SQWs, Whip
Saws. sc. sc.
April IS, 1880.
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G.gag3G2aSjte Go0J9,

NJ : u - - 4. - - - "a " u w.
CONSISTING, IN PAEr, OF
Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, and Mixed
Cloths,
Blac. Black, Dra5 aud Mixed Cassimeyes.
blue, Black, Dfab and Mixed CassInelts;
Bangup. BrocbelIs. ana Geaytite,us,
Brown I'D Bi.acaed DgitiHg Sank@en;
D2m5azett, CEca,,5al eAd bJuaJszios;
SE&, SIX Velvet, Valencia ana MaTse.lies
Fa-tiuss5
las;iHss, Eegea. and angola Cessinescs.
Iastau-, Ds0 Ce Gaps, sBa afa de india
IatHauaC, Cu'8p-la, and Grape &c L-srns
e.l".aagla, Prints, JacEcnetts, (, Cambria.
Fieiu lnG ID BOOK and sfFi-5 tiasiia,
J blta,, 3arts. e md Da1le Hands T.,
liable, BiI! eve ana Russia Diaper;
Lustrgs, Gs9la and 5plt Ribbons,
Gloves, six = Cotton Hose & Sa-penlegG
Shed, luck JnJ SIDE Combs, cefQ cj..4y;
MOCK CONF. assorted, " hiu- anuLaAcs,
legion, ~ttW and Gtnu Eoan-ls:
o.Aaaur5, 13riaps ana EeF,;es;
LrosR and 5lcach.d iGsa Liaeu:
Domeste tiaiia, Stripes aod saek;
Brown y E.r5csst 3.4sin-- sal. escorted,
Bed Ticking, Ntt!Mu, slon stgg-. &c.
1tar3 WAIT y cutlery, .oaeeI4s ware, Glass:
hroeeues, Liquors ~. sc.
Eheg ias..s lie citizens Of the town and
nei4i 5glEoUl 70 ell a;I examine before
tn. by, - laeg arc determined 10 sell aay
caae2,
sla.tm>bDr<. april ,, l55o.-G
A CAiat-ais 1,,A pleasure Ie;sun
"a tLaH4s 70 ;he a-...4e iOr thell liberal IN
ooarlsc4sai, aua Ae..s de present cOaccra
"Atlceol'a ia sill-lyr patronage So Ieos rs II
IS 4trlto1 "a. y. UoA2EOA.
.t-tt.HetsJrr- As,ai
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Domestic Goods,

"a, "A. 5-4t G. Rrow MusIiRs
"a, ~ & 5 4 nleach,d, 40.
SEA- Island Shirtngs.S ,nosraas
Lowell Sheetings. "a son ,i'''"'
noa5ticting. ass fostoa A4ePefr',
Cotton lIrlnlss 4ie'.saN- 80
49, Chess, Coaoh 'a.Aoies
Rooen G ssnare. STRAPPED Jeans.
NIcrripae, 6elhpoes AID Gln2fans ala
Cotton Ysrs lron no 5to 20 Carpet Cp''-'
Cassinelts aud ldtNbgrg Cord.
receive and i9r sale by pova.
HOGs.lRE = BUN
April Is, 1880,