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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

MeSsrs. William Kerr and George
Shauly and William Cook, Ex'or. ci
lsham Clark, decd.
EtAkE NOTICE. That az YOU said Wm.
Il Kerr are not an ,nhabitaut of Virginia and
do not know your place OF residence, | no-
thy You through rhe public newspapers that |
shall on the 25th day OF April, 1881, in Bedford
Courthouse, take the depoSit,ons Of William
Harris and Yancey Harris. aud others and
on the OH day of May. 1881, in the Washing
ton Hotel, in Lynchburg, shall take the drpc-
siion of Jacob FeNzle and Others, all which
dispositions shall have read as evidence on the
trial OF my suit against you and Others, now
depending III Chancery IN Bedford County
Court. Your obedieut servant,
JOSEPH CLARK.
March 81 w4w
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NEW AND
SPLENDID GOODS. ~
L YLE g. BORLAND taxi

Ia pleasure ia new calling the sifebiioh ~
the public aud their former customers 10 tie
mos, pisndid s1orimeni Of DRY GOODS,
Inch they have e,er uhsred--nmonssl ihose
iesi received, are thn tolio~iag, va
knfra snpsrfinn Blue Clsih ga
ilns aud Me iium ID do . 4
Snpsr Sssans black do : =
Fine and Medium do
D !: :: 8: !: !: !: {:
4. lara hne golden olive, and =
Olns brown DO : /.
! CIare,. Green and other fame, eolou :
f,r gentielnsns' dress L fTock Coats, &
| Ezra fms blue and black Cs.slmere : .
! Lavender. drab. stone drab, buh aud
cinnamon do
Very besl black italian Lustring-f
frr
Js, block aud blue blaek Gro de Nap
ash ionahls fancy plsid do
E'egani blue and greece chsnseabe 90
Sea green 90 DO
Sam sliiped blue black 10
Blue. pink. slaw nnd lilac do
Linen CambrIc Hdkfs, new style. large eo'ored
borders
DO do do ris in uhite do
e doz beautiful neck Gauge Sesrfs
do splendid Fouinrd. long GapIe do--sai'"
stripe
IL superior Palinerine do. Embroidered
super ak do = beautiful patterns aud colors
Lqfge, plendtd white and black Luce Wells
DO do Lace Cspes and Collars
4 few patterns MOS spiendid Ensl,sh, Chang.
abe and figured, silk Fesnng, eye, offered
In this market
Very beat English, plain black silk do
Fancy colored Cloves and Mus
renoh panied Mu.lin. a beautiful article
super deconps aud Gauze dress ShA~ls-ea-
brodefea
Palmetius DO nen giyle
Kleh SILK do
IL Bonnet Ribbons ihr mott gpienlR aud
never equssd IN this matbet--se s,pretiuiy
invite the Ladies' to call and eIamrue fbem.-
Abo. Ia srarnlue aIupfrLiy beautiful add ncw
style article lor ladies summer Bnunets, IL
voiced" Satin .uaw"-ihe idieH Pafis JasA-
ion
Wje white and black Satin Rlh' ons
Wide pink, blue, green. straw sad black Lns-
uinR do
A few elegant Bell Ribbons 'omtthing neD
6plecrs Ga aud I l plan BabDinrt L.aces--
hs1y
Thread aud Bobbinct Iacrs and Edgings
Thread aud Eobbnet lnser'ings, beautiful pat
ts,ns articles bitrn called Ior,snd bul sell
dom found ~ this market
Wide and narrow BOhbin-l Footing --Iogether
with sgrrai VARIETY ofolbet iancy articles.
A large aud elegant assortment OF be,t Eng.
lish Grnehams and Calicues hre daily expected.
March 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04
Town Property for Sale.

ANVIL BE SOLD, on Monday the llh
w day OF April, # tar, If not, the first fe,r
day thereafter, SUNDAY excepted, on The pre-
nises, al public auction, the House and + M
now occupied by John Irwin, situated on ,h,
corner OF llth street and 18th alley. no, IA,
iron Richardson's Spring. The lot contain.
a halt ac'e and Is well mclosed, on which i. a
Garden ami all necessary 0ut Houses and
the situation is retired, healthy and in good
nelshbothod.
Also, at the same time,
A half acre 10, immediately in the saioe neigh.
borh"od, adjoining the property Of Nj. Geurp.
Wford. This lot Is also well enclosed and %,
which there is good Slaughter House. rhe
sale will take place a 10 O'clock. wh.n thu
erms will be shade known, For Grthtt M
formation apply TO Mr.. Cassel Poe, under
whose direction the sale viii tie mad
JOHN POE.
W The sale will he conducted by John R
ID. Payne. Auctionesr.
March % w1,y
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PEDIGREE.

Corporal Trim was got by OLD Sir Archer.
his dam oy Old Domede. his grandam by
Wild Air, his great grandson by Apollo his 2.
G: grandam by Partner, bis &. &. &. graodam by
fearnought, his 6. G. &. &. gran,iam was inn,
ported by John Bland, Esq.-Thus i, will be
seen, thar his strain is OF the very best stock
Virginia has ever possessed. J. POWELL.
Feb II
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JOHN WILLS, Clk
CON MlSSIONEWS OFFICE, I

Lynchbufg, Ialh Mach, 1877. :
The parties IN THIS cause will take notice
that have appointed Saturday The 30th day
Of April nett, 10 commence the accounts di
rected by tue foregoing order Of court. on
which day at thr hour oil O'Clock 10 the NOR
ming they are required 10 attend Mt my office
ia this town, with the'r accounts, VOUCHERS and
copies OF court paper, prepared for exainlnd'
ton and settle meni.
JAMES BENAGu, Com
March %. ~3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

MR. WILLIAM KERR-As YOU are no,
M an inhsbi'ant of Virginia, and have No
residence known to M, hereby notify Won
through the public newspapers, ,haiI shall ON
the 25lh day of April, 1881, in Bedford Court.
house. Va. take the dispositions OF Hezekiah
fuqua,and oihers,to be read as evidence on the
'r'a' Of my suit in Chsncery depending Il unde
'ermined IN Bedford County Cont, Va. agans,
you, James Rucker and others.
Your obedent servant,
ABRAHAM FUQUA,
March 81 -,
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Mr.. George Dabbs,

a. lR. take notice, tina, I shall, On the 24,h
N5dey OF April 1881, al the Tavern Of Fred
crIrk Murry, IN the county 81 Bo,etourt, STATE
ol virginia, take the Deposit tons OF Ella sA. ku.
bank and others, 10 bs read IN evidence on III.
trial Of an Injunction now ooprndlng and undr
terninfd IA thc county court Of Bedford, where
IN nm Plaintiff and you are Defendant. II
the t.king OF the sand dispositions is not com
plated Oh tn above named day. shall con-
tinoe toiake them from day 10 day until CON
pl, ted. u. A. EDISON.
Ian. 81 A. JU
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Diss0lutiou,

hhE crpaftnershp her.tofo,. 81.
DER the firm OF Nathaniel Wig
~. nm, ano that Of j. L. c. E. Lyneh g. 'a =
ms day dissolved John w.. ave
CHARLES /. LYSGs
lae Lyoebburg Mills will. in fum. :.
du,tsd by The subscriber, '''"''' NC sta.
JOHN LYNCH. If.
u,,chot CHARLES Il. LYME
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

.saNns&aAsk2S TO mares at the moderate
prce OF s 10 IN. season, which will CONNIE nee
on the LIST March. and expire the LIST July, TO
he discharged by the payment Of $40 within
The season. Sc the single leap, payable at the
tune Of service, and $40 10 insure mare in
toal, N tie paid whenever it 10 ascertained the
mare 10 in foa or transferred, ana 50 cents TO
the groom in every case. Good pasturage will
be furnished gratis, and mares LETT win the
horse, il required, will be well led and attended
TO at % cents per day. All possible care ard
attention shall be paid TO prevent accidents or
escapes. hut will not be sponsible for either,
CORPORAL TRIM is a beautiful cbesnut
sorrel, very near if not quite 10 hands high,
now rising five years old and for blood bone
and sirong running points, surpassed by few,
any Horse in Virginia. In caHe Quence of
an injury which he received when only a few
weeks old on one OF his fore legs, just above
the pas'ern joint. (he leg nearly cut Off by a
sythe, he was never trained for the turf
As this Is his 6,st season, and the treat scar
city oil money at this time, his services are
offered lower than any horse Of equal blood in
VHg'na. He is now ia full possession of ali
ms natural powers- unimpaired by hard run
ming OF old age.-Many fine horses are broken
down and worn out by hard running and age
before they are let 10 mares--hence il is we are
SO often disappointed in the Coils we get from
such horses-fur hold It TO be a truth tina,
cannot be controverted, that the ofTspr,ng of
all animals must psrtake more or less of the
i"lrmItIes oil the parest stock at the time of
pr0creation.
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UNIV " lLi'o, Ik
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

LyhchbuFg, TT Jannnry, 1881.
The parties IN this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Saturday tho 30th ola,
OF April next, To commence tho accounts dirte-
ted by the foregoing order Of court on which
day. at the hour OF ttn o'clock in the morning
they are required 10 attend at my Office in TN,
town with their accounts, vouchers, aud come
ot court papers, prepared tor examination and
settlement. S. |. WATT, Com
March Ia w4w
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RgRt,sl

Martin ney, Richard L. putoey, William r..
Porter aud Rob- r. Pat. on Jr D,hs.
Hi, cnuse came on this day 20 be heard on
the hill, ans.erS 1.-THE Defendants Il Guard f.
Pnlney and William K. Porter, exhibits, aud
the order Of pnshcdtu n against the other d.
fendant OF the Ih day OF Juue last, which az
pears Ia have been duly published. aud eas at
gued by counsel On confederation whereof
the c0nr, doth order thai one dl lis COMMISSION.
ers do take an account, ascetialniuS The cash
value OF the sslt in the covenants, IN the pro-
ceedngs mentioned al the several periods slip
ulated tor its delivery thereon at the kanawha
Salt Works, and report. the same 10 The court
With any matters specially stated. Thought per
tinrnt by himself, pr required by the psrtle.
10 be 80 suited. a topv--Teste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04
n NUPy-Ie ESTE,
JOHN WILLS, elk
GMMlSSl0NER'S OFFICE. ,

CON WIooIUNEHo OFFICE,
Lynchburg, LIST Of January, 1881.
The parties IN this canse, will take notice
that have appotn ed Saturday tue 3Oth day
April next, 10 commence the accounts directed
by the foregoing order OF ccurt, on which d.y
at the hour OF ten o'clock IN the morning. ,bey
are required TO attend at my office in this tou n
"ith their accounts, vouchers L. copies of cour,
pap RS, prepared Tor examination and se,le.
men'' Il. WATT, Com.
March 81 va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

"a lkhlNiA-Ai n superior Cont Loao-
cert. holden ~ tn town oi Lynchburg,
on The "a day of November, 1880.
Robert Cruichield, Sheriff Of The county OF
Srof55 Iyaaa, aud y iar. Of Robert Pa, on.
deceased. PHI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
LYnchburg, LIT January, 1881
The parties Interested in This cause, viii take
notice, that have appointed Friday the 22nd
day OF Apr1 next, 10 commence the account
directed IN ito foregoing order of Court, on
which DAY al the hour OF ten O'Clock in he
morning, 'hey are required 10 attend 81 my Of
nee IN 'hls Town with their accounts, vouchers
aho copies oil court papers prepared for ex-
animation and settlement
5. l. WATT, Com.
March Ia ~,
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March 81

w lRGlNlA--A, u Superior Csmt Of Cham
" Gerry, hpden at the town of LynchDurg,
on the 26lh day Of May 1880.
William Harrison Henry Brown, James G.
Oeai'ng, Marstone Clay and Palsey barber.
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William l.. Lambeth, Eliza +. Erbols Fxecu.
ir'x OF Joseph Echois, deceased, Washington
Lambeth, Martin w. Davenport, Lynoh Dill.
ard IN his own right, and the said Lynch Dill
lard aud john Ward ms Executors Of John
Ward, deceased, Chiswell Dabney and Samuel
isIdy. Dens
On the motion of the defendants William L.
| Lambeth, Eliza +. Echols, Washington LAM
beth, Martin w Davenport, and Samuel Tar.
| dy by counsel, TO dissolve the Injunction a.
wa'ded The plaintiffs in this cause, on the 9Th
day OF April last, the court on consideration OF
| Inc Dill, answers of those defendants, and e1-
hibits, and alter hearing COUNSEL in opposition
| thereto, doth reject the motion. and doth refer
he accounts between the parties 10 ore of The
! commIs'loners, who is directed TO examine.
s'ate and settle the same, and make repori
'hereo' 10 the court, with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself, or required
| by the parties TO be so stated. And the cnnrt
doth further order that the defendant William
L. Lamheth, do after due notice. for that our
pose attend the commissioner who NAV take
tue SAID account, anil answer in solemn form
such Anterrogaioiies as shall then and there be
propounued to him, touching llfe matters n,
Controversy 10 this suit.
Copy-Teste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

HlRGINiA-Al n superior Court OF Chan
v Gerry, holden at the town OF Lynchburg
on the 10th day Of October, 1880.
Dennis Hardy, Essy Huidy and Betsy Har
dy. Pitts
against
James Jopling, Administrator of Baptist Har.
dy. deceased, John Early. Thomas Davis
administrator OF Mitchell Ewing decd Jaco
While, Henry Hardy, William Hardy, Jesse
WIZ, ADD Susan his wife, late Susan Hardy
David Lockeu aud Rachel his wife, late IA
chael Hardy and George Hardy and Sophia
bis vile, late sophia Hardy. Delts.
BY consent OF the Plaintiffs and of lie De
isndaut James Jopling, by counsel. the eour
doth order that ohe of its Commissioners d,
take an account Of tho administration Of tht
said Defendant James Jonling upon the estate
OF his ntesiate, and rrport The same 10 III,
Cont, with any matiers specially statet
thought prr'inen, by himself or required BY III,
parties 10 be SO stated.
A Cuny-Tpsfe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04
The Full Blootled Jack
YOUNG VULCAN.

ANY," lf>lHg I'VE years ola, VIII stand the
~ ensuing season, at Fancy farm, ~ the
county Of Bedford, one halt of his tine. and
he other half near Cheese Creek Church. in
said county, to pass down by Robert {. Step
toe to Cheese Creek, and 60 up by Davis
Store, Edward Gwsikins's Shop 10 Fancy
fam again, and will be regular at each
stand every ninth day, except public DAYS,
or IN case OF high water, and will be let 10
Mares at the moderate price Of Seven Dol
lars the season, which may be discharged
by paying Six Dollars within the season. -Four
Dollars the single leap, to he paid a, he line
OF service, or twill be consider ed season, ,
Ten Dollars to insure a Mare TO be in foa, to
he paid so soon as il is sscer,aincj III at the
Mare is in toal, or traded of-25 cents 20 the
Groom in every instance. The eeason will
commence the LIST dsy OF April, aud will eX-
pire the 10th July next
PEDIGREE.
YOUNG VULCAN was got by BraunaS's Old
vulcan, aud came out OF fun bloc ded Jinney
Nulcan's large sizp, superior muscula, mower
and blood, eniule hIn II share OF public pa
ttonage, rs he pa,taaes more OF the royal git
than any other Jack IN his part Of The cpnn-
try. FRANCIS CAIIAlVAY
UJ n. B. Young Vuican is Tor sale for cash,
or on time, and should sell him The purcbs.
ser 10 Complete the season at the above siandz.
aud possession can be had imme,!i,tsly
+. CALLAWAY,
Leesville, Campbell March % WY
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Ia pleasure iu new eHil'hg the sieb'ioh ~
the public aud their former customers 10 tiir
rsos, Tin.dd sfforineni Of Dkf 1ooDS,
= hieh they have c,er uhsred-"monsst muse
L. .......a -. a. Lila ~taK viz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

This report printed DR. manuscript in Ptin's His.
tory Of the United States, Vol 1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15


Pole! Four days ego most ssns uinsry and OBJ.
siioatly contested battle was fought under the walls
o. our capital Before the eyes OF your wivss, sisers
and mo here, under the view OF the whole eisy OF War
saw, 'he l,h troops have slain more than 20 900 of
ne enemy. aud TIE niren shments which are formed
oy The labour OF your ellow-cz ms have now become
tae grave OF her invaders To ssvs ihs town from
destruction, 10 weaken the force OF tbs enemy our oops
have evaeustsd the capital
The eaonor, ammunition, and all implements OF do.
fence, ,he GoVsrnmsni, he Depuli-s, al the magis-
hales, bsve Withdrawn with the Comm r.in Chief
and the army TO M din General KrukoWiecki 10 no
longer President Of the Cove DmsnL
In consequences Of SrDiaiee, honlliies are for
moment su'sendec; but my eoun,fymtn, let not that
moment be for you period Of repose which might d.
vert you from the grea, offset Of The delversncs Of
your naivs land; employ II rather 10 redoubls your
s'reng to new efforts TO establish The exsencs and
Independence Of Poland.
81. Warsaw for us all our country Do IT, walls and
ne Inhabitants within 80 a circuit form The lin
its OF The natopl Alter 90 many great saeri6sos. az
ter 80 many deafy achieved vic,oss which have Just
" as'oni'hed the world shsll our high Thoughts, our
feelings, our hopesshall al these b. AZ The last
Of expectation dis'iPsied, /. h ,hs waters Of the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
10 THE CITIZENS or MARTINS.
BURG AND ITS VICINITY.

'EVlfE .Nntms5ars Band have been unable
. to collect all the subscriptions made for
the payment Of tee instruments used by the
band-abeut thirty five or forty dollars is
sdll due from tie Band for the purchase
moaey.
These instruments are the property Of The
cihzens-puehased by tben--used by the
oand sraiultously for the entertainment OF
the citizens; the members il will be remem.
bered, receive nothing for their performance
on any OCCASION; they are happy to contri
sute TO the amusement and pleasure Of their
friends without any demaad OF compensation
and they have therefore no means OF paving
Tor these Instruments except through the free
contributions Of those who are wiling 20 en-
courage their humble efforts in their attempts
to improve themselves In music.
hose who have formerly subscribed, but
lalled TO pay are therefore respectfully ask
ed to pay their quotas to John Matthews.
(constahlc)
Our patrons generally arc respectfully re.
quested to add their mite TO enable the sub
serber to put an end 10 the constant dpps
that are made upon him for the sum above
named
9th subscription paper is at Mr. Hog
mires Store. JOHN III BLONDELL,
-. On beaasf Of the Band.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

n yROSF SALE.-By virtue of deed Of
III trust executed by the late Thomas Tabb.
for certain purposes therein mentioned. 10
William Rush, on the 9Th day Of March,
1919, and now of record in the county court
OF Berkeley, will be sold, by public auction,
for cash, at the late residence Of the said
Thomas Tabb, at the Cross Roads. on ~;
day the 9th day Of September merit, quantity
OF personal property. specified ia said Trust
Deed, consisting of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, some Farming Implements, with
a number OF articles, not necessary 10 men
ton. JAMES MASON Er,r
Of the estete Of William Rash, decd
August IL, 1881
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THE PORTRAIT.

A CHIEF MAGISTRATE of a moral people.
governed by christian tdtes, nIaEcTNG his
ch.s: officers 10 draw one another's blood IN
mortal combat. .'.No further correspondence
in acli.hgi" Mo- it shall be in the crlmsoa
blood 81 the parties
Win the Van B., jackson men say yet,
that 70, purity and morality he has not his c
GuaI in the United Statsss-.age.
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Cts LHarlsefa.

HIeTa1drie, ,filgeSt 8.
FLeUR.-Last week the wagon price Of
Flour closed at IS 06 to l24 for old, and
5 i2a for new wheat Flour Sale dnting the
week Of fresh ground, manufactured from
old wheat at 8 ia from stores, and 5 II to
is 2,3 for new whsat Second quarter d
%, subject TO re Inspection, and 4 IS when
priced IN store. rein spection at the risk OF
the purchaser.
Yesterday, partly in consequence of the
rain, but little business was transacted
There was no material alteration in prices.
We continue to quote the wagon price 5
06 for old wheat, and l2a Tor new
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

iugs Of deep affection. Of The death OF our
talented and distinguished brother and fellow
citizen, ALFRED II. POWELL, ESQ. and
that we tender to his afflicted family and
trends, our sincere and heartfelt condols-
ments.
That 10 testimony Of their regard for his
memory, the members OF the Bar, will wear
Grape for thirty days.
That the Editor Of the Gazette be requcs-
ted to publish these proceedings.
ELISHA BOYD, Chairman,
RICHARD II LEE, See'H
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

NTEGROEs FOR SALE-For a Negro
IN JVoama and her three childrem--T ,eo
Girls and Boy The eldest Girl is six years
old, and the other three--the Boy younger.
For further particulars
Enquire Of the Pr.ater.
August II, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

TEf HEAT WANTED Il will pay the
w highest market price for wheat deli
vered at the mill formerly belonging to EDla-
nuel Ebbersole, at Little Georgetown, and
will exchange Flour Wheat, or grind to suit
customers. will give barrel of Flour fer
every 500 pounds Of Understandable wheat,
and stand the inspection in any Of our mar.
kets. JOHN KLSlNGER.
August II, 1881.
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RR0AD TIRE drawn at Pennebaker's T.
Es ron Works. For sale by
HOGMIRE & ROYD.
August n. 1851.

81 F,AIHEk.--The sabscfiber takes oc-
E1 casloa 10 inform the public, that be has
taken peSSession Of the Ian Yard lately oc-
cupied by bis father about enc mile from
Martmsaurg. and that he is determined to
devote his whole attention 10 the ranninx
business; be has on hard and viii constantly
pisr sale large sapplyof Sol. and Upper
Leathe', Cafssias. firNcss aid ether Lsaihsr.
ard VIII retail the same at the Baltimore
prices. He at all times, rays the highest
piice for Hides and Skass Wanted 10 MR.
chase, q few cords ChsSput Oak, Black Oak.
and other Bark, forewhich he will pay the
highest price, DANIEL WELkksR.
August 4, 1881