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EDUBI.IC sALE-By virtue OF a Deed of Trust,
n. executed by. Robert w. Alosby to Hugh French,
and Joseph Bracket & the subscriber the Istday OF
June, ISIS, and recorded in the County Court of Pow
ha,an, for purposes therein mentioned, will be sold 10
the highest bidder, at public auction. for cash. at Pow
howtsn Courthouse, the third W Wednesday in Sepem-
Der next (being court day. the following slaves
VII; man who is gooi sawyer likely boy md GIRL
and young woman with too small children, many
them as mey be sufficient TO satisfy the purposes OF
the sad dccd and such title is vested in the subscri
Der, VIII lie conveyed to the purchasers.
VIM. $. DANCE, Trustee.
August 6. s6-wAw-
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YHNWENTY-FIYE DOLLARS REWARDS o!en
IA from ont Of my Stable on the night Of the II
met, dark Bay Horse, years old lat Spring
with blazs face, aud both hind feet whits-swiich
tall the bair very thin and short lie ia # inches
high will give the above reward Tor delivery Of the
Horse at this place. and the detection Of the thef-or
$I5 reward for the delivery Of the ors-, and
OF travelling paid DAVID INSECT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

NJOTICE ia hereby given, 10 all those who in
Ia debted TO ne, TO come forward and make pay
ment, between This aud the 25ih OF this present month
my Arrangement for leaving Richmond will not admit
Of longer Indulgence. / can be found at thu Sore
formerly occupied; and in my absence. Mr. VIM. b.
Hay, who occupies Tho same Store, can transact any
business for me. JOHN TYLER.
Aug. 6. 26-3t
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Tickets
Halves

Halves SZ,UO
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass No IL To be
drawn ia tbs city Of Richmond. Ffilay, August 20 H..
$1,000 Capital Prizs.
Jfcitets St-Hafues S2-Quartrs 81
- ORDERS from abroad meet the most prompt at
fenfon from THO. -. BIGGER,
IT Who cold and pail at sight within short time,
no les than three Of the highest Capitals OF $4,000.
each.
August 8. 2o-t
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COJf1fUyyYCgyED.
Total population in 1890.

vi this number ono white female and five cooured
persons are Blind two cooured males and coloured
female are over 100 years old.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

FE MUST SALE BY virtue oil a Decd OF Trust
Il executed to the subscriber by John Gooial and
VIM MCandlish md wife, which deed is duly recorded
IN The CLERKS Off OF James City County Court to
the SAIL John GoodA, he the subscriber for the pur
poses expressed in The sail deed, will proceed 10 SELL
(being requir 10 do 80, by III pret-n IN masters
ar professors Of William and Mary College at public
auction, for really money, in trout o, the Courthou
OF J'mes Ciy Couny, on Monday the thirteen IA day
Sept1iahsr next being Court day, If fair, if the
met lar day thereafter certain Tract OF Land lying
and oeGS in the County OF James City, which 10 said
10 contain seven hundred and iiiy acres. be tho same
mere or less belonging 10 the said John GoodSll and
'ormSrly owned and occupied by William Allen dec
Snch 'itle as the Trustee Las, will be conveyed 10 the
purchaser, and other,he ti'e however believed
to he perfectly good. EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Ausust6. 26 -wids Trustee
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August 6.

NNATCH AND CLOCK MAKER The Sub
Wv seriber is settled At Buckingham Courthouse
AID VIII attend Cumberland and Prince Ed,rord
Courts regullriy with good as 'o,tnen OF Jpafch-s
JeoeiTy. and Siuer Ware, which he is enabled to sell
very low az he receives bis supplies from Ne,,
forh-Wa'ches end Clocks repaired, aud all kinds OF
Jobs In his lhe,' fare ,cayr0nfed.
HORACE SUTY.
Aug.O 26-2t
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26tl2AS
WILEY FARM FOR SALE

VALLEY FARM FOR SALE
II ME subscriber being DESTROYS 10 move to some n
u he western south western States, will sell a
bargain III The above farm IL 10 perhaps we'll not
bette located than any form in Chester Id county w
log between tie principal towns o Richmond aud Pc.
iershurg, having Afpomsrx river the east nnvsa-
bic 10 any part OF the world and The Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike read the west, containing be-
tween 25OO and 200 between and 400 OF which
aIe creek bottom with Mill AMI severa! i,hing place
attached thereto The subscriber does wish 10 en-.
ter INTO ore general description of this farm he
presumes those who Ti'h 10 purchase will call and ex-
anime Tor themselves In his ah.ence MIR John Scam
NELL his nephews Edward, William or Peter Archer
will take great pleasure in showing il to those win
may wish TO purchase: lie would prefer 10 sell nj.
Vateiy JOHN WALTHALL
August 6. 26-n
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NSJANTED to Lease or Rent, tor a tern, OF wears a
w large Ffrm-one that ten or Twelve hands
roni We tupoycd on TO advantage, and great dis
lance fom RcbmUnd, with a Thresblng Machir ,
Barn, &c, would be preferred Persons bsving Farms
20 Kent viii direct line TO J. H. j., (nost paid) the
Post Once al Richmond. and they viii, be promptly at
tended to. Should j. Ii J. not succeed IA renting a
Farm to bi' wi'hss, he would be glad join in psrt.
nership with some gentleman, in cutvaiing large
FARM, by urnhng parcel of hands. Team, Sc; and.
ne would wish to attend strictly 20 the business him
s'f And, as he has had lengthy experience in agri
culture he can produce satisfactory testimony OF lis
qualifications, SC. Aug G. 26-4,s
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The remarks of "A Lover Of his Conn,rv'' were
scarcely ,critten, before they nu;ied by facts
Certainly, they were not published before Mr. Leigh
himself had reuted them: For, it is known that both on
Saturday last, at meeting at Gcn;rys and on Monday
last at the Courthouse before the assembled Poople
he gave his opinions, freely and frankly, the Chance
ry Courts.-Hc is not the to shrink-or 10 hide his
opinions. lie will speak them whenever the Pconle
wish to hear them. ANOTHER CIrizFN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

IN Pirginio.-At a Superior Court
a of Chanc"rv. holden AZ the Capitol ia tho CITY Of
Richmond, the 9Th day Of July, 1890
Etward II. Mos"l". ES'or Of VIM Fleming, who
her, BolIirG,d dc, Linnna- Billing, n he own light,
and ~ EY'or OF Powhatan Boiling dec, James S Jones'
Adm or 81 Thomas West. ard VIM. Patterson, Adu'or
lie bonis non IT Elizabeth Wes:, dec, PGl.
against
Jo'sph Catel and Pocahoutas his wife, and John
Of Susanna Wilcox. dec. L, fdts
Joseph Cabell and Pocahonas his wife, Pl,f4.
against
Edward H. Mossley. ES'or Of wm Fleming. dee
who was Exor as Aforesaid Lirn@i' Boiling Ex'or of
Powha'au Boiling, and in lis own right VIM Pate-
son. Ahm'or de honis non RI Eliz,be,l, West. dec end
James S Jones, Adn'or Of Thomas West, deceased,
Defds.
James s. Jones, Adm'cr as aforesaid, and coiI VIM.
Fa"sson, Adm'Or, Sc OF Elizabeth West, rl,Gs.
against
Edward IA. Mose!ey, Ex'or aforesaii, De fi.s
These canses came on this day to be further heard
tcs ether on the papers formerly read and e Repor,
commissioner Ladd, pursuant 10 the order OF the
2Oh Of June, 1911 with exceptions thereto ard w.,e
Court doth rerommit The said Report, with the excep-
mons thereto, 10 ore Of the Commissioners for him 10
consider and report thereupon with any matters spec-
any stated, deemed pertinent hy himself, or which NAV
te required by the parties to be stated.
Copy. Teste, WIN. G. PENDLETON &C
CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE,
Richmond, 3l.t July, 1870.
he parties Interested in the .cuton If the above
order, are hereby notified, that have appointed Mon
day, the 18Th day of November me- to commence IN.
CURED to attend with proper documents and apers 10
enable me TO execute the said order.
THOMAS GREEN, CoN1aIIssroNER
aug o 26-wSw
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NJ We invite the readers attention TO Mr. Kcndall's
Sketches continued on our last page They will aston
ish the Peopleiad such abuses remained bv the re-
election OF the Coalition Candidate the country would
have been sorey corrupted and the Treasury plumber
ed Such scenes ought to be discovered such agents
unmasSed, TO the eyes OF an indignant people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

SOANoKE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc sub. cribrr
G& intending TO remove to The We.t, oilers for sale
the Trac' OF Land which he restless containing SI3
,cres, SITUATED immediately above Tayior'e Ferry, on
Roanoke River, in the county OF Mccklenbu-c, Elk
NJ lea south Of }oyd'on. Adjcing thu lands Of M-ssrs
John FAVOR, WIN. Taylor, SAm'l larry, and Edward
Iary There are about seventy OF fret rate ri
yer AID creek Bottom. The highland /. good ary
IN th< county conaiuins not more perhaps than so a.
cres OF unprOiuctye land Tteye il good, convent
st DIV rngshnuse, with necessary oui.houses tor III,
accomm dAo1 Of gentee family An over,epr's Louse
aud eleven Tobacco lonses mostly new. There a-e
w 600 new ground tobacco hills on the estate which
wii tic In h"e condition for crop the ensuing year
II an early sale s eff crd lie purchaser seed 10
or 50 B5sheis OF Wheat 10 alvsnage, within 2 miles
OF hrs, rate MGcu!ac'nrisg Mill Fscm 25O to 800
'crss 81 biz LAM! are cleared. IL is situated in ex
ctiitn, neiehbourhood, end is for the first time Of
'eied Tor sale Ibs terms and quality # the land will
prevent my holding long. Ii is, therefore. necessa
sarY Tor those who wsh 10 purchase fine To APP
ply esIly.
iev grces will be received In part raympn'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

I'm CHANCERY- Yuginid AT q Superior Ceu,t
81 oil Chancerv, held at the CAPITOL. ia The CITY of
ktchmonc, on Tu-sdhy, June 29th, 1880
1. Gervas Storrs and Joshua Storrs PuHs
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Wo asoni,hed that any Clifton in s. Carolina should
charge certain influential in that Law
violent hands tho Union promote their ambitious
views" Wo have such insnuaon
1t must he false From Hamilton, Hsyno
eve hope with tho Mledgevilc Recorde for
hope Can there bc doubt about
drank regular tho ac dinner
umbus, will surprise coming from that quarter?
Walters Of tte Soa combination Of political .JoWusymcn who
hayo turned out higher wGges. Such
others is well becoming the friends Coalition whose pre-
sent Head workman i turning himself nug admins
tration and fighsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

Richmond, on Tu-sdAy, June 20 h. 1880
1. Gervas Sorrs and Joshua Storrs, Pnfs
Pleasan, Winston and Elizabeth c. his wife Ceorc.
Winston, Jr., surviving Trustee for tie said EIz.be,b
C., The President, Directors aud Comppny Of the Rank
ct The United States at Richmond, Join Bel and Jas
Wilson, D,fIis
James Wilson, PltG
Pleasant Winston. G-rvas Stcrr.. Joshua orrs, John
Kicks, DsnIts
GsIvas Store, PltH
Themes z. Howard and Richard whitfield Fv'or. Of
willis Cowlng. deceased, James Wilson, and Pea.ant
WINSTON Debts.
Erhaet from The Decree as follo,rs:
And the Cou., doh further Order, That the Report
OF the Commissioner a'oresad, with the exceptions
thereto, he reconmitted 10 the came Commissioner,
who is directed to rcstate the accounts between the
parties, in conformity with the orr going opinion; and
same period; and state alo the CLAIM, Of all the cred
tors entl led 10 claim under the Trws Deed from Plea
sam Winston and WIFI, 10 Joshua Store, and the
nrr in which the funds arising frcn the sales tf the
TSuted among the said creditors in nifty with he
principles OF is Decree and the provisions OF the said
irnst Deed, and report the 10 the Cout with any
tiers ally stated deemed pertinent Nv himself
Copy. Tes'e WM. q. FEE DI ETON, C c.
Cenmissionfr's Office, II chnlOnd, July 30, 1880.
Tie parties interested will please take notice that
havs appointed The I,h day Of October next tn conn
al order OF he CouT'-on which day 1T 9 o'cofk a.
NJ hey are required 10 attend at my ce, Is doors
d60re the PIrgfnid B1nks with the proof Of their
claim; end copies Of such Court papers as will enable
AMOS LADD Commissioner.
hug"6 20 -wSw
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The National Journal promises = Voice from Vir-
ginia viz certain Pro eediDas o! ting OF Ci,izsns
oil Wes'moeAnd county. " nominating II Clay a.
fhtir candidate TOR the Presidcncy"-A Voics-yes,
Indeed it will be fanrd Por ct preterea niil
Words, tcords, uordsl
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shoah "bo exposed 10 the obscrra;ion and scru,oy
otsny gentleman who may be disposed to sec IT," and
expressed desire TO examine it, The request ,ras
denied-i was not to be We repeat, tho letter
Is sheer fabrcaon-and il the editors Ct the CLAW
papers in 'his town will publicly express their oIno
,hey VIII say The same thing They dare not say they
believe IL TO he genuine"
"Wha' will he coalition DO pexR N. b. This Mr.
Soutbwoth Is the man (wic fabricated the story rela-
uvs t. 'le En o. Ssikrk, Lord Cochran Sir Charles
Sexton. AMI the Duke OF Save Wrm,r, bch was We
ry innoceu,y renublshed by us some DAYS luce; and
10 The same gentleman who has Lately issued proposals
Tor pub.i'h'nga daily paper in this city! Why even
h. coalition in this city would not counsnapcc such
man, but we believe, would oheeriuiy g, rid OF por
lion OF the Swiss corps they now have Oh haud."
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Up at this port, brig WIN. Henry, Cole
Mstanzas, soon. .s va,
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"A OARU.

TyHE subscriber expresses his CRATE
full acknowledgements to his friends,
and to the public generally, for the liber-
al share ofpatronage, with which It has
been their pleasure, heretofore, to- favor
him and he now informs them, that In
order to meet their wishes more fully, it
is his pleasure to offer for their inspect
ion, on Wednesday, the 22d day Of De-
cember, an spExtensive, Additional As
sortment of Seasonable Goods, ~E11 which
being selected in ,BosroN, the past week.
with the most minute, and labored scrut'-
ny, and 1asid for w;th Gosh oaiy, the com
bined advantages, enable him confident
ly, to solicit the attention Of the public,
which he fatters himself, will be commen-
surate, with his anxious desire to excite
it, for their mutual benefit.
STEPHEN DAVOL.
Dec IA
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N.m.- t)rl1sae. No. o.--tFsom ths
Pr;ss Cu1rSoi. Our market = .seaersl
- he fSirly considsssd - dull u every
-. - eaunot be expected = oshss-
,sirs unt;l AFTER riss in the western va
s,rs enable the traders 20 como with their
s,nauce sud make purchases. Our part
= regards the number Of good shipping,
ofsscnts = cheering prosPsct /; still the
rr;nciual businsss 10 confined TO dischsrg-
- We now consider the city ~ health
: and safe Cor strangers, and Tor . time
;,;.hed 70 bs excused from further remarks
on the subiect. The weather since our
~ h,s hem warm for the season for the
vesr, and favovobls for out door business.
We have mo- alteration to make IN the low
Goson s. TIE ssales Of the week have
s..r small and limited 70 about 1000 II
nssr our quotations, which are continued;
pnrch.sers have not ventured freely and
oorsidsr lshs rates too high. The late
news from Liverpool on Thursday, has
had the effect Of nearly susPending sales,
and we find many Of opinion that the mar.
krt viii not be brisk, unless reduction
10 prices takes place, which many san
xuiuely anticipate. s sQ. a.
.Sngar and Molassss, on the plantations
are not ia such good request as the plan,
selrs ought reasonably to wish for.-tiood
merchantable quality, Of the former, l.
cousidered dull at our quotation OF o Sd
cents by the crop. Buyers are holding
cut at S ,l-2 cents for tho very best, and
Same at lower rate. The Market Is
not fairly opened. Among the ship
msats taken place, We understand there
= considerable on owners account. For
molosses there has been . few engage
sneuss at market price, when ready foE
delivery. We have vnderstocd that in
. fsw Instances l8 cents per gallon has
hcen asked and II cents offered--it il sur
possd the article will pay more in proper
aion chan sugar.
Tobaceo,-This makes the second week
IN sueosssioa that We arc without sales to
seport. .,.,
Fte;gAss ,rs low and dull, and, from
the Number Of isst rsts vessels whose
owners and agents arc anxious TO max:
engagements, the rates are not expected
toimprove. soon. D 4 Il Atl
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X T a Court Of Probate holden within
~. and fer the town Of Bristol, on Mon
|day, the 9th day Of December, A. d.
|IS3o,-Applicatison was made that an Ad-
ministrstor may be appointed on the e.
tate Of tAa
THOMAS FALES, Esq.
late of Bristol, deceased. Whersupon il
was ordered, that the consideration there
ofbs referred to Monday, the Sd day Of
January, A. d. 1891, at Court Of Pro-
base, to be holden at the Hotel, in said
Bristol, at 8 o'clock, P. M. and that
previous notice be given in the
Northern Star, printed at Warren,
TO all persons interested to appear at, that
time and be heard respecting the same. !.
Witness, SAMUEL SWAN, Clerk.
Bristol, Dec. II, 1880
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The ship Gov. Clinton, returned 70 N.
York, sailed 9th inst for Valparaisoi at ]
O'clock Am On the 9Th when so miles SE
By 8 from the nook; a severe gale COM
nenced which 1t A M had brought
them under close reefed maintopsail at
noon was obligedto fnrl that and lay too
under tb;nsu-try :stlP M the gale
wsS very heavy, the cen making aisll
breach over shs ship, snd bOsh pumps an
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Just Received This Week,
4 FEW copies of Demonology and
~ Witchcraft, by Sir Walter Scott,
n vel. Family Libray. Also, the
Delorne in 2 vols. Also, lot Of Ink
Stands for portable Desks.
NATHANIEL CHURCH, Jr,
Bristol, Dec .l8.
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abls - keep her Gee, eot'hsr before the
wind end threw almoee evSfy shing ftom
"a deck; lost quarter boats, cahoOss and
bulwarks. One see, which broke on
board, washed away the cabin sky-ighi
n early filed the cabin with wafer. The
non. Dr.. namm, the American Charge
d'Aaairs Cor Chilli was nearly washed
from his birth.
Spoke, Lat 20 Ion II ship Warren,
from Boston, for New Orleans.
Sd inst schr Curlew, Chase, from this
port, for Key West.
28th ult of the Tortugas, ship stand
ing to the w. with n r in her foretopsail.
OF Capes Of Virginia, ship Illinois,
from New York, for New Orleans.
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SOCIAL CLUE.

SOCIAL CLUE.
THxs Regular Quarterly Meeting for
the choice Of Officers, will take place II
6he han of the Soclali Club, on Tuesday
evening next, At 6'o'ciock. A puactnal
attendance = seqpsssed. LIiCy . fs
Meesing for Discussion, this evening,
q 8 O'Clock. :. .a
Per Order.
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DIEI),

In this tswa, on Tuesday last, Mrs
M~y cowing, in the s7sh lys.r Of hs'
ago.G - 3AN3A NC
In Bristol, ON the 10th inst. York Ush
or, respectable person Of color, at az
sdyanced age. 80 E'iasia0ss y
In Seskonk, deeply lamantsd, on the
ed last. after a lingering illness, Mrs. Lyd.
il, ths Smiabie consort Of Capt. Thoma,
Munro, in the 4sth year Of her age
She was 1 member ofthe Baptist Church
in this town, and lived ~ she died, an or
nament Of her christian profession.
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UOJNG hyson, Tonkey, ed oss-
ID chong Teas /; 6our, sugar, csilss,
molases, butter and chsese, rye and indian
meal, N. Y. Crackers, boz and keg raj
suns, salt pork, salt fish and mackerei, 6ns
salt, Malsgs and Lisbon Wines, ~, =
e. N Rum, brandy, gin, tobacco and si-
gars, shellbarks and chssnuts BY the q9art
or bushel, earthern and wooden ware shoe
blacking and ball, essences, &c. Sc. Ses
sale by M 3. MASON, n
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E. w. BURR,
a Hope Rnnk Building
HAS JUST RECEIVED
NEW GOODS


Viz:
"A few pieces Of those surerlative Brown
Cloths, for Ladies' wear
Do do heavy do and mixed for Gentle
mems wear
Merino Cloths, genuine
Me rino Circassians, the best assostmemt IN
the Market =,
Mourning articles ofevery description
Changeable Silks, Of many shades, plain
and figured
Fashionable Plaids for Bornets
In-colored Fancy Handkerchiefs
Changsable Garniture Ribbons
Real (aachor) plain Ribbons
Ladies' Gloves, agreater variety than ever
offered
Bronze, Transparent and Turkey red
/ Prints
Ladies Velvet Cravais
Real Studs for ladies and gents. wear
Superb white Silk and open worked cot
ton Hose
Extra rich Goats Hair, realimitation, and
common CAMBLETS
Imperial Damask, Irish and Russia Die
pers, sc. SIC.
Dec. 18. efiJ
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ARRIED,
Ir this town, on Ssnday evening last,
BY the Rev. Mr.. Welsh, Mr.. GEORGE
EASTERBROOKS, 20 Miss REBEC-
CA BARTON KENT, all Of this
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At Charleston, brig Atlas, Thompson.
ofthis port, for New Orleans.
Cid Il New Orleans, 23d, brig Craw-
ford, Luther, for Charleston.
Arr At New Orleans. brig Premium,
Fslnk, Il New York.
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MONEY WANTED /!
HyHE subscriber solicits those who
are indebted to him, especially Old
Debtors, to call and pay or adjust their
accompts and notes. within the present
month. \,
SAMUEL WHEATON.
Dec. 15, 1880. .,-.,.
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,1al MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN. .9,s1 az
----- ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Slosp Mount Moriah, Martin Fl Provi
dcucs! i9syira apGflG ba4Joea
sSloop Eliza, Ingraham, Fl do

Sailed on Sunday last, schr. Columbus
Maxwell, for Mobile. II
On, Wednesday, brig James, Burr, for
CID, brig Brothers, Eddy, for Trini-
dad Zephyr, Champlin, do.
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Sailed from Bristol, on Sunday, schr
Mercator, Ling, st. Jsgo do Cuba.
On Monday, brig Dolly, Gladdlng
New Orleans. -t,f4 ..., +
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FRESH SALID OIL

DOZEN LORHLARDS SUPERIOR
Physicians Country and other wIlGn ito
Law theirs the prices
Bcesv in
Wheeling 1929
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E1ANEE1al NkUEsRY.
SADDLE TREES,

OC rs goo. iuut, any InlnufaciJre1 N esi
of tie Mountains; those wishing 10 purchase
are requested To call and examine his work.
lie feels particularly grateful To hls friends f0r
their liberal patronage hitherto, and hopes o.
merit continuance Of the same, by giving them
good work a., low price.
All orders addressed 10 Forsyth 81 Dobbin, or
TO Daniel hurry, thankfully received ndpunctu-
ally attended to.
Wheeling, Dec l., 1888.
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