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NEwLINE OF

Richmond, Scotfsrilie, and Stanton Mail Coach.
FENHlS new Line Of Coaches will commence runing
Il on Saturday ,he I'd Day Of April next. L, will
sun by Powells, Goochland Court House, George
Tinsleyville, Columbia, Winn's Tavern, 10 Scottsvile,
'Lence by Mount Israel to New-York, where il iuter-
seets with The Line from Charlottesville to S;aun,on,
and themes to Lexington and Guyandoiie. This Sage
will leave Richmond Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
and return Sunday, Wedne sday, and Friday; thus the
Public will have a line Of Coaches six times a week
through to Staunton, and Guyandoite, viz: three times
a week by Tinsie willie and Charlottesville, and three
times by Sco,isvilie and New.Yotk, making a Daily
Line IRON Richmond 10 Guyandotte on the Ohio River
excepted.) The above line will NEE, a,
George; the line running three times a week from
Freds ricksburg 10 Farmvilie, Prince Edward Court
give 10 The Public in this section of the State the ac.
they have so long wished for. The S :ot,s-
vile line will also intersect the line running from
TO Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
Aptil2. 1l0-,f EDWIN ORTER
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GLOUCESTER RACES,

----- OLOONEoIE EN- NhCES,
A&J ILL commence over the Campfieid course on
v v Wednesday, the 1t day Of June, and continue
4 days.
LIST day-A Swseps;aka for colt, and flies mile heats
entrance $50; tree for any, not excluding 1 years old
that has never won a race over any established course,
TO close the evening previous to the race.
The same ddy.-A sweepstake for Alfred colts and
hllies, mile heats, entrance S50-3 entries aid closed.
I'd ddy.-A Posts'ake, 2 miles heats, 500 entrance;
free for any horse, mare, or gliding.
80 day Jockey Club purse, 3 mile heats, purse
$3OO-$2O enhance, subject 10 a discount Of 10 per
cent.
4h ddy.-Proprietor's purse, 2 miles heats, 500 en-.
trance 10 be added to the purse; free for ally except
the winning no scs of the previous days.
Absent and Delinquent members are requested 10 Tor
ward their subscriptions.
By order OF the club,
TOM. CARY, Proprietor.
May 6. l2I -wtd
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YNH N MOVES INK POWDER AND
I'VE LIQUID INK.-In 1918, the manufacture
dete rmiped 10 furnish the American pubic with Ink
Powder aud Ink, whicn should sa'isfy those who sP-
ply in the mos, important uses iD bar ks, public Offices,
schools, &c and succeeded most fully, as the follow
ing ,estimonisls will show:
Register Of Deeds office. Boston, June 10, 1880.
Messrs. MAYNARD and MOVES.
Genl~ smen,-Haylng u'ed your Ink about seven years,
I have the plearure to inform you that ~ fully answers
my expec'aii9ns; aud from the appearance OF the Re-
cod. 10 my Office, | am Satisfied that it Is superior to
aoy have ever used. Iiaows well, and gives a beau
tiiul permanent black.
Yours r.. respectfully, HENRY ALLINE.
Cheshire Bank. Keene. " II. Jan. ], 1881.
Messrs. MAYNARD and NoYEs:
Gsutem eu,- Yours Of Dec. 81, was duly received;
10 reply 10 which, l bri.hy STATE .ba, | have used the
Ink, Powder msnufSc'ured ty you, ard no other, for
more than ten yGars last past. 1 think IL makes The best
Iak 1 ever used, and whiIr The quality remain, pure /
shali not think Of looking Tor any other kind.
Yours respectfully, N. DANA, Cashier.
POST Office, .NeD York CITY, March 10, 1927.
Messrs. MAYNARD add MOVES
Genil,men,-In answer to your request respecting
the Irk hat has been used in Ibis office, | state win
pleasure that your Writing Ink is much approved Of,
sud | re sommsn il a, a 6rst rate sr'icie TO every one
who il ds'itou' Of u'ipg good black Writing hnk.
am, gentlemen. your most obedisnt servant,
%THEODORUs BAlLY, po.I-Mas,er.
Patriotic Bank, Woshington city, 1ApriI, 10 1924.
Mcssrs. MAYNARD and MOVES;
GsnrIemen,-For he last yer l have BEEN using
your Black Ibk. / have been much ple;sed with II,
and have no hesitation in recommending it to all who
are DESTROYS Of giving permdnency to their wri'inr.
o CARR, Cashier.
Bank of Michigan, Detroit, Jay 5, 1880
We hive used Tx, prepared from Msosrs. Maynard
aad Noy..' Ink Powder, for sevsrsl years put, and
are quite satisfied with T.. u flows easily from The pen
andhas a briiiianey and perndnency Of color which ore
no, commonly louDd in other Ink.
c. c. TROWBRIDGE, Cashier.
Sod by she Msnuiac urers, Nos. 10 add IS, Corn
hill, { ate Marktt-j!reet) Boston. aud by
JOHN n NASH,
Ricbuoud Virginia.
May IT. 2-8
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we KS. WILLS, has personally selected IN New
Iya York aud Phi'adelphia, her Spring suppiy of
MILLINERY, comPri,iog a splendid aud fashionable
assortment. Sue is well prepared TO execute all orders
In the best manoer and most approved style. Every
%exertion will be used to give general satisfaction. Her
stock consists in part Of the following articles: Fan
cy silk and gaoze, hats and bennett; Wooelawn, Orleans
and satin satin do Leghorns, Dunstabl.s and omen
straws; caps, iurbans and capes; ribbons, a,wers, curls,
puhs aud braijs.
She WILL receive supplies Of the most fashionable
Dunsiabies every fortnight.
Dresses and Ridiog Habits made by the newes, pat
iern'. Leghorns bleacbOd, dyed and altered; also,
Dunstab!es repaired.
May. g.. l2l-9!
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-HZ IDK~NAPPING.-0n Thursday evening, the 9th
-EA- May, one Harry Clark, and James T,ppett, ,bs
former a resident Of Westmoreiaad County, and the
lat,r OF North CaroIins, left the neighborhood Of
Wesimofeiand Cour, House in a. jersey wagon, dsawn
by a white horse, and as the children below described,
arc missing under very s%u,picious cifcum,tinees, il 10
believed by the ciiZsns of the nsighbourhood that they
have been kidnapped by the aforesaid persons.
The boy is called Henry Winiams, Of free parents,
dark complexion, abou, 9 cara old, clothed When taken
10 a shir. aud Panialoons; the shirt Of plain Virginia
Cloth and ragged. and the pantaloohs Of yellow striped
Virginia Clo'h. No particular mark is recollectsd, ex-
cept ina, hs has a little false 6ngsr, annexed to one Of
HE litils fingers, supposed to be on his LETT hand. He
has lefS a brother and sister, called Sam and NJ Artha,
and he calls his father uncle John.
The girl is a little older than the boy, AMI a little
taller, her complexion is also brighter. Her name 10
Sally Tnxon. She has a scar on her back and hip,
fron being burnt, and was living with John and Amy
Davis when tak1n away.
This advertisements is not in'ended TO impeach the
aiore laid persons, any furtter than circumstances az
fordiog strong s%uipicions seem to require.
Asy II. 2-3t
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May II.

uNSTRAYS Game to ny house IN Hanover county,
H. near GooialPs tavern, en- the IA h Of +, bruafy,
two str sy horses, one ato,Ve about 7 years old, and about
fifteen bands high, wi,h a small sa. In HE iortheaI !,
long busby tail, aud ,plibteJ in bytb fore legs; also dark
colt, sonewLa, ineliniDg to a roam, abou, one year old,
with a ,nip on the nose, and a star in the forehead
appraised 10 eighty dollars viz; the one sixty-hye, and
The o,hsr fifteen dollars. The owner is requested 10
pay charges and take them away.
sILAS ELLETT
Hanover, May II. 20
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MAY II. 1881
NEW STOCK I'M OLD HANDs.-rhe .ul

IA scribers are now receiving [via New York
along with heavy purchases mads In that msrke, anu
philadelphia, a par, of their Spring im portation OF Brit.
weeks about Two thirds of their old stock, embraeins
almost every article that could be cons idersd cbiec.
'ionable, they will in the course OF ten days. have The
most extensive and commanding stock OF Fresh Drv
Ioods they have ever had, since they have been ~
business. When their supplies are to uand, particulars
VIII be given in a general advertisement. In he mean
ume 'hey are Offering such Goods as hey have already
ON the most favorable terms. wholesale and
retail +. & E.. JAMES & Co.
April s. lift M.rk., Btidye.
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twicea week generally and
hise times a week during the session of tho State Legislature
price, the Same az heretofore, Five Dollars por annum, PAYABLE in
advance. Notes of chartered, spccio-paying banks, (oniyj will be
received in PAYMENT: The Editors will guarantee the safety Of re-
hitting them by mailitho postage of all letters being paid, by the
- No paper willbc discontinrcd(but ut the discretion of tho
Editorsl until all arrearages have been paid up.
VI Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
One square,o OR LESs-First insertion 75ccuts-eachcon
tinuance, SO cents.
%stNo advortisomeutinscrt until IL has either been paid for.or
dssured by some person in this city, or its environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-17

YgNHE subscriber of.fs for sale. his lois in the 10 wn
n Of Uebanna, Mfddlesex county, on which i, a
Tavern and Store house, with ell necessary houses
tor both branches OF business, a COOL garden Sc.
Persons wishing to purchase as requested 10 view the
property. Terms will be made accommodating.
THOS. ONE
May IT. WV
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~ Office ALI persons having claims against the
~ estate of Archibald Campbell, dec, are request
ed TO bring them for ward, properly uthenticated-a
all persons Indebted to said estate, are required to make
immediate payment to the Subscriber, or suits will be
10 the next May Court.
w. ID. WREN, Sergio r..
and Adm'Cr OF A.. Campbell, dee.
Mlr:h 81. IO9-tIs,Jupe
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fIMBERLAKE&J J. s. ]. b. MAGRUDER.
IL -
May II.
the Land AID residence of the tate Benja-
mine Grynies, in the county of King George,
FOR SdLE

y DI
virtue of a deed Of trust, duly executed nv
Nd said Grymes, in bin lif, tine, and recorded in
the Ciefk's Office OF said County, l shall proceed 10 sell
for cash, to the hiStest bidder, on The premi,es, The
above named tract of land, on the l4,h day of July next,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy and
discharge a claim, together with sill o,her incidental
expsnces, which Abrdm b. Hooe, Sr. has against said
Gryme's Land, as one Of his Sc curities 10 a Bond exc.
ou,ed TO Henry Gardiner, deed. OF Charles County.
Maryland, and for which thu said deed OF irus, was
originally exscuted-i shall only convey such tile a.
10 vested In me ast,ustee, but I bslisve the ,hle 10 be
usques,ionl able. ID. LEWIS, Trustee.
May I'm 2-wids
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ENlFrY DOLLARS REWARD -Rsnaway from
- Humberston Skipwith's Elm Hill Es ate. on the
3 inst, a negro man by The name OF CUFF, who for
many years, md until The last ~ months, acted AZ Fer.
rymsn for hi, Master, in which capacity he learnt to
eoun, & change bills & notes very expertly. file is gene.
rally known 10 those In the habit OF crossing said Skip
with's Ferry. He Is a low, chunky feliog, very
black, and unusually polite for a servant-nO mark or
scar fecollecled. He carried of a variety Of clothing,
end will probably change his name, and sItempi to pass
40 a tree man, with plpsfs procured from some Tree
negrj. The above reward will be paiu ,yr apprehend-
ing and securing him 10 Jail, so his owner gets bin, n
taken out Of the State, or the sum OF $40 II taken To
the State. VIM. NJ. SWEPSON,
.8geHfJOr FL. SkiPDifh.
April 70. llS-I2t
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OTIS. DUNLOP s. CO.. ofer for sale
IN HHDS. st. Croix Porto Rico aud New
n e4V Origsns Sugars
90 Do English Island MoIssses
500 Bags Porto R,co, primes rser Coffee
$50 Do Java Coffre-part IL years old
100 bbls. and boxes Loaf and Lump Sugsr
100 Kegs Refined Salt Pere
80 Barrels Alum
2000 Bags Youles' Patent Shot
200 Kegs Rogers Orange Guppowder
$50 Boxes Gunpowdsr, and Imperial Teas
100 Do Sperm Candles
200 Do Tsilow do
30 Hhds. Whiskey
Haxah'S Nails and Brads
Old An igu' Rum
30 quarter Casks Madeira Vito, imported direct ard
OF superior quality
500 bs! boxes Windsor Glass-all sizes
May IL. I-w3t
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a NOTTON MACHiNE--A superior Cotton Ma.
u chine, with 50 Jaws, for sale by
LEWIS WEBB e. Co.
.ApriL22. II7-6.f
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NEW ADvERTIsENrRNTs

wAREH0UsE.-The Inspection at
Byrd's Warehouse, being revived by an act Of the
last Legislature, will open this day. No arrangement
necessary TO despatch, in the inspection and security Of
the tobacco, will be omitted; and tobacco coming 10 this
market by swater will be conveyed from the landing
point to this, upon the same terms as at the other ware
houses. SHELTON s. TRUEHEART.
May IL. 2-4t -
VIRGINIA UNION FACTORY.-We would an.
nonnce 10 The public, and especially the custo.
msr, OF this establishment, that a breach produced in
our dam by a late Freshe,, which resulted in a
temporary suspension OF manufactoi ing operations, and
In the Interim prevented a compliance with various or.
dcrs received from our customers for cotton warns, is re.
paired, aud that tia establishm. nt is now In full opera-
tion again Such orders shall be forth with promptly
and strictly ATTENDED &c, as well al all o,hsrs, with which
We may be favoured. We feel justifi ID Ia sta ling that
our yarn still maintains it's reputation tor superiority Of
fIMBERLAKE J. s. il. MAGRUDER.
May IL. 4&vtf
n AMI FOR SA~LE.-Asreeabiy TO the iast will
IL and testament, OF Richard III. Stokes, deed, late OF
Mecklenburg county, will be sold, on Thursday, the
i6'h day OF June next, on the premises, the tract OF
land on which the said Stokes formerly resided, con-
tanning GAL acres, on a credit Of one and two years, TO
be pad 10 two equal payment. the purchaser giving
bond with approved security. Possession will be gwen
on the 25ih day OF December next, with the privilege
Of seeding a crop Of wheat
DRURY Y. STOKES, ! Ex'ors, Of r. H.
JOHN Z STOKES Stokes, deed.
A description Of the land is deemed unnecessary, a,
II is expected that persons wishing to purchase, will
view the premises. ID. Y STOKES,
J c. STOKES.
May IL. 2-w2w"
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A NLARKE'SP Patent IhreShing Machine Tue I'M
" ~dersigned having %pnTchased the Patent for the
counties Of Granville, Orange, Person, Caswell and
Rockingham, Nor!h Carolina, take this method Of in
forming the Farmers OF those Counties, that he will be
of ,hs most valuable machine, by application to him in
Halifax county, Virginia, where h purpos es having
one in complete operation, by harvest, when lis utility
may DO tested. And the Citizens of Halifax are re-
s~pecifulIy informed, tina, ia connection with Mv. Philip
Howerion, he hopes TO be prepared by haTvest to fur
Ii'h az many machines as may be wanted, and he
takes this opportunity Of warning all persons agains,
the infringement Of the right.
April 26. 1I9-wSw THOMA EASLEY.
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SkA HHDS 81. CrOix, Porto Rico aud New Or.
as Barrels LOAF Sugar
/ { T ILL., : nOLAsshs
so Bags Java, old white and Green Coffee
100 Kegs Nails
S5 Barrels
IL Hads. "HiohIh
90 Boxes Soap
80 Boxes Candles
70 Tons lion, comprising an assortment Of Wager
Cart, Carriage aud Gig Tire
20 do do round and square assorted from 3-S "a
3 inches
8 Tons Hoop Iron from Sd o 10 inches
IL DO Nail Rods
2 Do Blistered Steel
Ia Do Euglish do
Ia Do German do
2 DO For Plough Pla'es
100 Nova Scotia GrindstoEes
5000 los. Cotton YaID, from the Petersburg Manufae
turing Company
500 SackS Salt
is Boxes W%hittemoro Cotton and Wool Cards
Boxes Axes
ID Tierces Hibberrs London Brown Stou, and Porter
in rint and qua;t Bottles
2 Ton Shot
300 Kegs Dupont Quo Powder
l Ton Bar Lead
Ginger, Pepper and A!lspice
Wines
French Brandy
Holland Gin
Old Antigua Rum
Tea
Tar
BID Cords
Cotton aud Hemp Plough Lires
Writing and Wrapping Paper
For sale by
WORKMAN & Mc6RUDER.
May 9. 12l-w8w
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a NOOLEY'S WHEAT THRESHING MACHINE
" May be seen 10y the side OF Doctor Crark's) at
The Office Of The Subscriber, who, az agent for The sale
Of both, will take pleasure in showing them 10 The pab-
lie, leaving them to decide which IL The best. Without
depreeiaing the merits OF other inventions, he consi.
ders il an advantage to the farmer TO bring as many as
possible 10 competition, enabling them to select tha,
which they consider the most deserving of patronage.
The right for Cooley's machine, in all the counies,
(sxcePi Louisa and OF Doctor Clsrk's for some lie W
coun'io' yet urso!d, wi h satisfactory indemnity for
the tiis, may DO purchased Of JOHN o LAY,
May 6. I2l-if l1ih Street.
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NARD.-Doc,or Chester CLARK having received To-
" formation, that attempts will be made to infringe
on the Paieui Right Of bis Wbest Thrushing Machines
(pariculsrly in the counties on the south eide of james
Rivef) IN the State Of Virginia, hereby gives notice,
tbst ovofy perton using Machines, upon his pr!nsipls,
without authority from himsels or his authorised agents,
will be prosecuted to the fullest exisn, Of the Law
which guarantees his privilege, and thu, srrsngemen's
will be made with Attorneys in the different counties
Of the State 10 prevent the evasion OF his right. The
attempt Of ihs persons signing themselves Hart aud
Snyder, 20 impose on The public With a Machine which
hey hcpe TO bring into notice on the populafi y OF HE,
will be attended TO more fully, 20 s)on as the said Gen
tleGen will appear in a tangible shape in Richmond,
agreeahly 10 their promise, or lie vicinity, where a pre-.
hesn placed 10 the hands Of an Attorney for that pur.
p,se. Philadelphia, May6 121-n
THTOBACCO Puddle observation-disclosures -
d PiaDtcrs and Others, sending Tobacco to this Ware
house, are assured, that the ~srictest attention will be
paid iu recover Dg and securing the SANE.
The dr3yase, and other charges On Tobacco, by The
gay Of Petersburg, Norfolk, &c the same az 10 o,her
Warehouses in the ~Ciiy.-Freigbt Toll, &c advanced
when reqoired. LAKELAND & FISHER,
March 81. 1O9-lls'June Inspectors
E~9ICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-Tbe Sub
"a scfibeTs Offer for sale, at their Office, near Sboek@
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory
"A Cotton S~heeffHgs
81 do &irtiHgs
Stout Clifton OznGburgs, 20 inches tc1de
dud a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods are believed to be equal 10 quality to
10Y made 10 the Uoitsd s,ates, and will be sold as low
rs goods Of similar quality can be purchased in the Nor
tbeFn Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Co ton.
CUNNINGHAM g. ANDERSON.
Sept a, 4O-1
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TRUST SALE.

virtue Of deed Of trust from An,bon,
- L. Lemen and Elizabeth his wife, 10
tho undersigned, as trustee for Abraham
ChaPiine, 10 secure certain money mention.
ed in said deed, (Which is of record in The
clerks Office OF Jefferson will sell, 10 the
highest bidder, on Saturday the 10Th dsy OF
September. 1851, on the premises, ali the
right, title, interest. claim and demsnd, eli.
ther 10 law or equity, OF them the said An
thony T. Lemen and Elizabeth hi, wife IN
q Tract or Parcel OF Land situate iu the
county OF Jefferson, and adjoining the land
Of Abraham Chapline. subject. 10 life cs-
tate. The term, will be-two hundred dol.
lars IN hand, and the balance IA twelve
months, properly secured.
ISAAC CiIAPLINE, Trustee.
Aug. IS. 1891.
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Public Sale.

I'm Tuesday the 9th Of September
~ next, will offer TO the hirhe Il
bidder, at my residence. sundry articles
oi property. amongst which are Horses
and other stock. variety Of farming i'm
PIGMENTS. quantity OF oats. hay, OLD
corn, and bacon-fiouseholda and Kitchen
Furniture. l also wish 10 rent out IS
acres Of fallow. broken up-and to hire
for the remainder Of the year. some Ne
grocs, which will then be offered, uules,
privately disposed OF All sums under s.
cash nine months credit will be given for
larger amounts, on bond and satisfactory
security. RICH'D C. BAYLOR
Aug IS. 1891.
n. B-Betwecn 90 and 90 bushel. OF
old Rye. in Viewers Mill, will also be sold
on that day.
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PUBLIC SALE.

AlLL be sold, at Sheriir's sale.
w for cash. Oh Monday the oe,h
oil August (insi) AT the late residence of
Phiiip Strider. deed. all The personal 6
tate OF said deed. Of Thomas Stridcr. son
oil Philip-of John T. Price. and of Ste
phen Roots, except horses. and the
right. title and interest in a negro ei,i
aged about , years. and a boy about 5
years old, which will be sold on tho So.
cond day OF the next Circuit Sunet;or
Court OF Law and Chancery for Jefferson
that being the ID day OF September en-
suin$,) TO satisfy sundry executions in NV
hand, against sand deceased. son. SC Sc
q. w. SAPPlNGTON, d s
Aug. IS. For &. U,llis. SI,r;G
p. S.-All persons indebted 10 the e,-
tate oil Philip Strider, deed, are hereby
informed that they can have an oppor,u-
n'ty OF d'scharg ins their respective ducs
Oy calling on the subscriber a, Cant. NJ
lhoinpson's tavern at Harpers Ferry. ON
Thursday the 2jih inst. Those who fail
TO comply with this notice. will find their
notes, accounts. SC. in the hands of an of.
iicer, for collection.
q. w. SAPPINGTON. u s.
For 2. Hills. Sheriff and .7dy.'y
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DIED.

I'm Saturday morning Last. i'm the s,b wear OF
hcr age, Miss CATmaRiSE MorEn, daughter OF
MIR. John Meyer Of this county. The deceased
wa. p.o''s aud a'niaLie Young lady. and her de-
m.se .. The morc distressing, because it is ia.
third visitation OF the Angel of IA..,l, -, H. a.
miiy OF MIR. Meyer. within little mory than a
month. Truly has the habi,aiion Of MIR. VI. been
converted into house OF NO; and the... rap;d
ahi'e''ons have excited, ia the boso,ns OF neigh
ooors and friends, n deep and general feeling OF
sympathy and sorro~.
Al his residence IN kanswba on the 10Th ms,
OF aPopieSy, Capt. SANrrL w Asmixorox. a ne,
phe~ and one OF the legatces OF General Geor1,.
Washington, aged about ca.
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JOHN QUIGLEY.
CONRAD BILLMYRE,
W ~. SHORT,
Contracts TO be Let.

1IliiH subscribers. Who have been sp
- pointed committee Zoe The parpose
invite sealed proposals for doing the fol
loving work TohaTnisb sIltbe materials and
erect s1bffsnfei 11syf0y- laid .yfsse Hal
around the Pfesby terrain Cburcb.Yatt. IN
CbafisNoWn. The Wsli - to be s feet hisb
and is inches thick. The proposals will be
~ 80 much per perch. We invite sl.o. q. ia.
rate propossls Tor Gaping the wall. either
~ith brick, made 90 suit ilie purpose, OF wnh
stone. Sepsisio proposals Will 4lso be re-.
ceited Tor furnishing al The materials and
reo'ing cot stone thc ~ ais e bu,lj,ng,
tof sabbath School purposes. &c. 20 be 20
Gated ~ some POINT oa ths church eoclosDfe,
. feet long feet vide. from Out 90 out,
and II feet high, e standard thiekntu, 81
- much per perch. The b,ds may be cd
dressed L. either u the subscflbers, II ~,
time before ] = O'Clock % Saturday cat, the
10th inst ., which tiaae they all be opened
az ilezss' Tstefn.
HFNRY MEANS.
CHS. g.. srEW ART.l Cc-r.
ANDnEW iivNTEH,O
Aug. IS, 1891