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SUMHIJs oO1Ds.
CHEAPER THAN FNER

,tIiENFEN IIINN INK
y(liIE sshscriber is now receiving and ob.,
L ing. a second supply offa>hlon,ble
Dry Goods, Queeas,core, Groeerisg.
We respectfully invites all those who A., /, y
of good bargains. to call aud exam. r,
themselves Tie pledges himself Z, sell the,
on much better terms than goods pu-eh,,.
last April. JOHN FRAME
IIsrper~. Ferry, June l6, 1851.
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Harduars, fluCelsWare. md Grocfriss.
AI ~ Whieh he has lately purchased ~ ih,
FhiadsiPha and baltimore msFkefs-srd a.
Zach lie would be glad To call their suen.
h5n April -, 1851.
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WINES, &C.
WOOL WANTED

m = MI receive any quantity of Wool
ekchsnRs Iof Goods. and allow fhe
highest price We have iust received o.
sddi',onal supply Of CARPEIlNG FROM
ihr n'k 'io~" Factory sod .hsH. ~ =
"" days. receive furlhef supply Wool
can be sdssntagsoeiB exchanged G.rcsr
peiing. WA. r. LOCK SEQ
April ~, 1887
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Z HFREBy notify sii ,bp,e perez u, !,
j ere indebted TO me, either BY note o- s,.l,
account, th.t have assigned tho same g. Il.
cob snd Charles Bsl,xoIl and Thomas An,
Philip 3siizeli. Of baltimore, and REQ rs, H.
immediate payment Of the same to tie abo,
named gentlemen.
MICHAEL GARRY.
June 9, 1891.
ATiCHAEL CARRY having ass snsd :,
WI us the notes snd debts due hin. a.
hereby sppoin' Joas FHAsE cur seen'. ,nl
reques, immediate pay men, TO HIM
J. Il C.. BALTZEIr,
T. z L. BAiIZEiI.
Baltimore, June Q, 1851.
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CHEAP wursvrv

HANk . nv barrels 20 cool so,,d vyli.
~ sutsblc ~ harvest u.e. ,t,,1 n,
ssil cheap. WI r,tvp,,' 80, ~
June ?, 1891.
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TO House JOiners, Piasferers, SC.
ME Trustees of ChsrIe.town are
n prepared 10 receive Proposals for
finishing the upper story or the marke,
house. ~ two or more apartments Their
present plan is 10 lease that part Of the
building for term Of years, 20 any indi
riduai. or TO company, who will engage
to finish Il Immediately in a substantial
manner. and return il at the expiration OF
the time TO be agreed upon. 10 good and
perfect repair, &c. The further details
oil the plan will be communicated to per
sons o,'posed 10 engage in the work, by
the undersigned, Who is authorized 10 re-
ceivc proposals. sc.
very advantageous speculation 10 thus
offered TO Carpenters. Plasierers. &c
which Il - presumed will not he Neglected
ANDREW KENNEDY.
Juno q See'y 30 The Board
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DR. w. JupRIWs,

Patent Specific Ointment.
DAMS have BEEN taken To make this sup
IL piy YER, rood II MAJ be hae 1T The
following places VIZ;
Humphrey heyss'. Goriesfo~n.
.7dam loung's. MdrfiDsJug.
.fdom Toung l. Co., Harpers- Ferry.
Iorner q Harris. Shephsrdsfoun,
kCJe The above Ointment Is offered Il
tie public IA safe and csrisin remedy foI
those obstinate diseases. some Of which
have SO long bsiilvd tho skill of medical sci
ence.
lat. white Swelliugs nf every description
Cd. Sore legs end ulcers OF long standing
Sd. Sebirrus or Glunduisr tumors. part,
culsriy those hardened tumors In woDs 70 I
brsasts which ofteniimes terminals IN Uire
rated esncsrs.
4th. FeIops. or what some pc oplc know b,
the name Of Catsrrhs, OF svery description
sih. Rheumatic pains Of the joints,
9Th. Sprsins and bruises or osery descrip
ton, or in whatever pert situate.
7ib TeItsrs OF ell Kinds In This com
rlaint The patient in APPLYING the Ointment
must keep the part out OF water.
sih. Chilbiains or parts affected by frost
May ~, 1891.
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Cd. 4d. Cd. 81. 100. and I1J. On, Nail,
- ST. and tod Fencing a
Cd. Sd. and fOt Wrought do
Sd. 81. and 100 Cut Brsds.
Cot and Wrought Spikes,
For sole rhrsp hv
w y RIDDLE & co.
june 0. 1881.
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4 lawyer, says the Journal Of Law, J
engaged in a cause before Judgs Pc
tiers. tormenied poor German witness
80 much with questions, that the old
man declared he was 50 exhaused that
he must have n drink Of water before
he could Say any thing more. Upon
this. the Judge called out To the teaz
ing lawyer, - think, SIR, you mus,
have done with the witness now, for
YOU have pumped him dry"
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T>HE anniversary Of ST. John the
IL baptist, will be celebrated with
appropriate ceremonies on Friday the cath
inst. at Winchester, by the members OF
Hiram Lodge, No. 81. aud Triluminar
Lodge, No. III. The brethren OF the
neigbbouring Lodges and all brethren in
regular standing. arc respectfully request
ed TO attend.
Len,uei Bepf, John II. Cooke,
Rich'd W. Barton, Chas. H. Clarke,
Solomon Hester, Benz. BushatH,
lin. l.. Clarke, Nat. Scorers,
Could johnson, I'm. u. IShepherd
June l6, 1881.
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Miller Wanted.

A MILLER who has had some experience.
IA and - well acquainted with keeping the
books of mill, u;li hear Of a good situation.
hy apply ing to the Printers
single man will be preferred.
June 2, 1881
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4 GORGE W. HAMMOND respeesfoiI,
~ announces 20 bis customers. ihst he Z,
nov receiving snd opening q large tuprly a
En.hl a.. Ill - c-.....LL.
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rUStisnsn. vrtEtr, ~
JOHN =. GALLAIEER.

CONDITIONS.
me FHtH PsHss !. published weekiy.t
TWO Doxi1ARS & FIFTY oTs
Pm ANNUN.
Paysbie haifyetrb In advance, 30, Two rar.
tAhs VIZ ~ feeeised - pa,mem To- faI. d
psd sstfeii 81 advance Should ps,menf5 b.
~ho'iy deferred until fle end of ne tfs..
iaats DpttaEs ViIi be invuiaBlyehs 90
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BAC0N.

on or 40 prime HAMS and SHOT,.
cO DERs, just received and for sale bv
june 2 G.. ". HAMMOND.
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WOOL.

III WISH to purchase. WOOL, for w N
81 will give the highest market price
April ~ HUMPHREY KEYES.
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Puszia,g a Painter. once
sat Tor his picture to Gainsborou2h,
whose talents he did not admire, and
puzzled him by altering the expression
OF his face. Every time the artist
turned his back, the actor put on a
change Of countenance, till the former
in a passion dashed his pencils on the
floor, and cried, I believe I'm paint
ing from the devil rather than from \
man.
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The crier in n certain court, while
mapping in court, was recently arous-
ed by clap Of thunder, and, starting
upon his feet, bawled out, "silcnce 90
to the infinite diversion of all present.
This is not SO bad as what happen
cd to man the other day, who fell
asleep in church. He fanried himself
playing nine pins, aud in the middle ol
the sermon broke out with the excla
nation, call down, by the hokey."1
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NEW DRUG STORE

Id respectfully inform the citizens
and the people gene.
D rally, that they have commenced
! the Drug and Apothecsry bust
ness, in the stone house formerly
occupied by. Doct. J. X Hayden.
where they will keep q general
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-06

erai rally, we are confident, 10 bring moral
force into the field which will utterly rout and
Giscomfit these heresies, Of modern date, but
most dangerous tendency.
We have neither time nor room Tor all the
comment which the occasion invites. We take
space enough, however, 70 refute the suggestion
(for it is not an assertion) of the Administration
Paper that there is party IN this country which
contends that the Supreme Court :. Is ciothed
with supreme and absolute control over the
States. There is no such party; and in the
whole range of our kno Wedge such doctrine has
never been advanced from any quarter. ne
contend for such control over the Jult,c,m pro-
ceedings of the State Courts as is expressly vest
ed in The Supreme Court by the Constitution.
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or construction of the said constitution, treaties,
statues, commissions, or authorities, in dispute.
La,cs U. S. Vol. II. page IS.
To save trouble, again, we quote from the
Constitution the clause giving this jurisdiction to
the Court:
'The judicial power shall extend TO all cases
IN equity, arising under this Constitution, the
laws of the United States, and treaties made. or
which shall be made, under their authority: to all
cases affecting ambassadors, other public minis
tiers. and consuls; to all cases of admiralty and
maritime jurisdiction; to controversies to which
the United States shall be party; to cOntrover-
sizes b:tween two or more States, between a State
and citizens of another State. between citizens of
different States. between citizens of the same
State claiming lands under grants of different
States and betwe cen State, or the citizens there
of, and foreign States, citizens, or subjects"
I We spbjoin this clause also:
e This Constitution, and the laws of the Unit
ed States which shall be made in pursuance there
of aud all treaties made, or which shall be made,
under the authority of the United States, shall
be the supreme law Of the land: and the Judges
IN every State shall be bound thereby ANY thing
in the Constitution OF laws of any State to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02
The following shows the Tin O., for each 3
which the above ionrney wa, pcLiermed:

Those who ave wei. acquainted with the road ras.ei
over, will kLO, from resoIe ciug where N. curves
short and ifequeot the Of The difference IT,
lhs rate OF speed.
when it is eons Tered that lho weight Of tbs enane
with al liz apparatus s oDy three tons, snd thai The
weight OF the three cars and passengers was above
eight tons, will be obvious, that Tho performance oil
yesterday was greatly superior TO that of any Of The 10
comoves in the first t1o trials on the Liverpool and
Mauchesier Rlil.way
Ffom ElicO,s Mills The party proceeded in the same
cars, drawn each BY horse up The second divsion Of
the road, dsiaDce OF thirteen m lee 10 ,hs fk OF Pa
spsso-on this part Of The journey, besides The era6
cGion OF viewing most interesting and beautiful La
urdI scenery, new TO almost all OF Them they had tie
pleasure Of seeing two irseks OF R,l-zay--ooe com.
plesd, aud the other more than half finished mad,
with stone rails and constructed with degree Of excel
lenee, that IL will be difficult to exceed, aud evidently
ottbe most permanent description.
. helUtniog, the party arrived at Mr.. McIaughlin'
hoeIt At the Mill, al o'clock, where exoellen
d,hnef was prepared for them, with wines aud liquor
o' 'he oes' quality, wbish hey enjoyed in a NOS
agfeeable shaded and cool situaiop hs plszza IL
| The rssr OF tbe Hotel
Alter hve o'clock, the LOCOMOTIVES was prepared Il
bring them from the Mills TO Baltimore; an additional
ear wss attached to ", ADD the number Increased u
one Hundred and Itoenty. All this ibe,sased vveis
apd friction Of "heeiIwas conveyed without dAisuIiy
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a DEMONSTRATORS sALE.--win be sold q,
"A Springfield. King William county, on Mouday,
the 9th day OF September II fair not, the next fair
day there AFTER all the persbab property belonging
TO the estate OF VIM. Ii. Potts, dec'd-vz: first rate
Gold Patent Lever Watch, Riding Horse, Saddle and
Bride, two excellent Feather Beds, Bureau, two
superior fowhag piece' one Of which 10 double bar
rel Pursussiou quantity Of valuable books, and
rSl other articles.
TERMs.-For all sums under So, cash will be requIr-
ed Tor all sumo OF SIS and over, eredi, Of ak months
will be given. Bonds viii approved security will DO
required, before tho delivery Of the property.
JOHN FARRAR,
Atm'or Of Wa. III. Potts, deed.
August 8 25-w5t.
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August &

- Lucke. WIN. Cole aud the late Robert Doatbat
oy Thomas H. Mitchell, bearing date the 3D. day Of Au-
gust 1918, and OF record in Hsnrico County Court or
hee the 'aid surviving trustees. Luke and Cole, on The
IL day OF September xt (S3 II fair not the ne
air day, al the Washington Tavern, In the City oil
Richmond, will sell at public auction for ready money,
90 much OF the estate, int est property, debts and e-
sch, forming the trust subject conveyed in and by the
saic deed, as hath been heretofore disposed Of and
on the same day last mentioned, al the same place,
Immediately after the close OF the sail SALE the said
Wiiam Cole will in like manner sell the interest,
right property and estate conveyed 10 bin Ia tsus, in
and by another deed executed by the ssd Thomas II.
Mitchell bearing date the llh day Of Fe ruary, 1920,
and admitted to recore In H-nrieo County Court off
The 20b day OF May, 1920 The said Vendors and Ven.
dor will convey such tile IN and he have aud hath
by virtue OF the said deeds but obey being trus-
'ee.) withou, any war; nty thereof whatever.
August l6 2S-wids
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CE.VTRaL HOTEL,

FHNHE Subscriber having recently purchased this
n pleasantly situated establishment, and having
spared no expence TO put in first repair hopes by
prompt attention TO business, TO merit share OF public
patronage.
His servants have been carefully selected, and will
render (he has no doubO entire satisfaction.
His stable has been lately erected, and in point Of
comfort and convenience. he aers himself il Is not
surpassed by any in Western Virginia
The Daily Mail Coach Line OF stages etop AT ths
house; stage traveller can reach Pbilsde lpba. from
his in two and bali day,.-Western travellers for
he North. on horse back. will fed it a convenien
place to take stage, and may rely upon low charges,
and having their horses well attended to.
w. II PLUMB.
Aug. IL. 27-w4w
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the whole thirteen miles Ia rather less than ty i've
minutes. Although Mr.. Davis IRE Queniiy when sp-
preaching turn out, from doubts whether he sciteh
wa, properly arranged lessened The speed Of bis engine,
by letting OIL the steam.
We consider the performance Of yesterday as a tel
umphsn, PROOF that we eau have locomotive steam
gtue' constructed in the United Sale,, capable Of trans
porting railways. both travellers and articles of
merchandise aud produce, with much speed
be de'rabie or useful BALI. GAG.
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:, MccA rst SrM,,S. vs,vSe.'
IuE sEPULcnRE

Ffom Fra1ers Magazine.
1hstc Manhood les Lit up the pail.
How hike tho tao" struck down ~ earth
la ito green rridc the mighty mil,
Whom q hath nattet'd with its wOt,h.
Like l. voyage 10 oar gfaycs
It, promises, Ike smiling waves,
lnvie u onward DER sa0
NEcIc all u hdGcn uvOchoTy.
Via, siatucd beauty slumber there
But mark those flowers paio as tho brow
Which u.cy have wrcothd II death could spare
AVicuiu, ho had pitiic'i nav,
To-day shu hoped to be d bod"
To-day, twas told, her lover died
noro Death has ieVell ii IA his power,
The riot OF life iaifest hour
Look ou uat n,ile ohcrua'- face,
Whose budding smile is fixed by death,
How short indeed has been its race
a e Uui sad Il by, the sun, a breath
Dad gently ct"cp actu-s e bed
Oi dpwois-it' spiIit then had He'd,
\ uiutntug star tuouIt ut bright,
inca melting iuto Heavens u~m light.
Behold that picture Of decay,
~ nero tutc wraried sank TO rest
Full luutscOtc Scots have passd away,
Not old ho, The lingering guest,
GN from liu's banquet with SIGH,
That he, alas SO susu should die.
Our youth h-- rOt desires 80 VAIN,
"a creep iutO un ogo OF pain
Bot ,boro how mournfully serene
That ohildiess widUw'd mothers look
10 her the world "A waste has been,
One whom 1t pilied, act SfsOot-
Calm os th" moons light, which 40 storm
Raging beneath II can dcthtm,
Dad hcr afflicted spirit shine
Above her earthly woes divine
Thus ID, attn deals vi h mortality,
Like flowers, some gathot'd N their prime,
Others whes scarcely said to be
just numbered with the things Of time;
With 10 worn out some gricvc To do
To oud their gticis here others ny.
Lido j. but that which woke 1t breath,-
Look hero aud tell me, what ~ death
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

try The states, mbsrs Of the sonte deracy, ex
ercsiug those appropriate rights which have been re-
served by them, are just Indispensable to the design
NJ our government as tbs limbs 10 the human frame
Twenty -tou,--or soy number OF republics thus united
According 10 the letter aud true opt IL OF eonstu
hoo may revo've in pstpe,ual harmony. while every
ACT "heh xtends ihs power Of The federal govern
ueni to o. jeets tor which rot desgrei wtakeDs
,be magic bond OF our union, and breaks down the
guards which have been cree ed around liberties
Svcb waS tie tendency OF me Alien and ji,ion laws
which awakened sud aroused the rspub lean parry
ihron shout the United Slater. The temp.raty hi
umph which gained hat occasion by an in-
d'snan, people, induced that fatal repose which has
Med the lamp aud even the citadel vi h the enemy
De by ooe have Tho strong hoiii been sezsd, uli
the unequsi struggle 10 nd in the last enreneh
men' OF tbs Constitution Instead VI beng caim aud
patioie contest icr piGeple where reason would de-
side, there too much cause TO spprs hsut, that II
may d'g=oeIa into an angry stifs or payer unler
che guidance Of mere Nor.
These are ny veSs; ,hese. sn6 moi The war-try OF
apaT'han, % The bSDCer u Chill, would have bee
my guide. had assumed he hal re,pcn,i 10 alta
ion Of an Eiiior | know thai my opinions OF me
urss or men Of tho least msgnsb!e quenr,
10 The public; bu, unworthy OF soD,dsta ion ,h
ray be- halt bs pardonvd, tru'', ha desr-, ,h,l
ny mo ives shoud b. cot es,ly and Js''n.iiy uud-,-
stood since they have b eu msde tie sni q, Of mis-
lax CO, seizure. A.a iz'n an ed,o- shvn oct
cease TO desire the TO these prize ules,
which may max IN iii tinsuyus Of parry, which NAV
bring candidates Zoe ofii e the s,auhard OF the
'oDie. sId not enlist The piop4 blind pastitans o.
ambitious ieaders.l trus, shall W, see The lime
"hen lie who may be selected =. sdeni viii b.
reg rjed a. an iuJrument ouiy of en- sting the public
good, aud not as an obec Of political pcrsonAi ado
ration To hOse who nave favored with thsr eor
hd-nee IN ed9ance by becoming subSeribegs lht
Virginia TIm,s," ! would otisr my srastu, &C
know ledgemen.s Where thu price II subse, ip,i, n
aat been received il will he rsturned u tho ros -o.
hee from which /, va, direcu,'.
III w. GiLMER
off. villa 4 4, On
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-

YHVHE MEDICAL LECTURES in hi, Institution
a III commence on the last Monday in De. ober
Theory and z aeues Of Observation-Disclosures
POTTER, NJ. ID.
Maleua Mediea-SAMUEL BAKER MD
Ohs'etrics aud The ID seasss OF Wom,n and Children
-RICHARD w. HALL, ~ d.
Institutes Of Phyiis-- MAXWELL MCDOWELL.
nj ID.
Surgery NATHAN r. SMITH, MD.
Anatomy-THONAS II. WRIGHT, M. D.
Ch5misJy-JULIUS T. DUCATELs, A. NJ.
NATHANIEL POTTER, Dssp.
Augud ~. 3l-w,IstN
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Aug. IL.

NUR THOMAS BIBB-S,r, a, you are No, IN
lVA habitat Of thi' Commonwealth you viii please
take notice that shall on the frd Monday In October
next at 'he tavern bouss OF Wyatt CALDWELL, Charlotte
county, State OF Virginia proceed to take rho d.po'-
'tons Of Joo ID. Richardson Jcssps Wyatt, and Fam
cii Barnes, TO be read ts evidence in r in Cbancery,
now depending in the Coun'y Court OF Charlotte,
wherein am plannf aud yourself and others defen-
dams al which time and place you may attend, ysu
hipA proper aud from any the dispositions should
not be taken On the day aforesaid, shall contuu. from
day 10 day unil they are taken. Yours, SC.
STEPHEN PETTUS.
August 10 2S-w4w
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Office If he COn'mssdyy General of Subsistence
WAsHINGToN, July l.t, 1881
SEPARATE Proposals viii be received at this Of
- fee, unu the ti,l day Of e,ober next, for the de-
livery OF provisions fer the use OF IN. troop, Of The
United States, 10 be delivered in bulk, upon inspse-
iion as follows:
A, New Orleans.
42o barrel, Of Polk
s75 DO fresh supe6ne Flour
a Goo P DO ss ssii /. a % , Slap Candle,
30 bushels god oesn Salt
1875 saoa' good cider Vinegar
A BitOn Rouge
500 barrels Of Pmk
625 do fresh supeIfne Flour
s 400 PSund' good hard Soap
100 bu,hel, good elesn SIT
ll25 gallons good oler Vinegar
At Canlonnent Jesup, rs miles by land from Nashi'o
$40 barrel, Of PIX
22O bu,h., good s'und Beans
$3.50 pound. cd bsrd Soap
1000 do good hard tsloy Candles
900 % . 1Iios sSod eide, GI:1n y Ss
One hall 1T Nay rt@ainieT it December, 1882
Al Naehnoches
s "a, b,lrel; Of Pork
so bushels coed sound Bean,
$3.50 pounds good hard Soap
ie9O do good hard 'llOw Candles
% 10 gallon; good cider yi.es"
AZ Canonment Il bon, mouth OF The Verdigrise, $50
miles above Fort Smith, Arkansas.
so barrels OF Pork
495 bushels good Beans
1870 pound, good hsrd Soap
SeOO do good hard tslow Candle,
IS0 bushels good clean Salt
<O<o gallons coed cider Vinegar
The whole on the LIST Msy 1882
AT Jefferson Barracks, 10 miles below ST. Louis
$50 barrel, Of Polk
go do fresh 'uPedns Flour
$50 bushels good sound Bean.
$500 pounds good hard Svsp
Z4OO do good hard talow Candle,
40 bustl good elesn Salt
l4OO gallons good cider Vinegar
AT Cantonmtnt Lseveuwo tn, mouth OF Little Platte
$40 barrels Of Pork
500 do fresh superhne Flour
go bushels good sound Beans
$500 pounds good hard Sac
20 buiht, good clean Salt
600 gallons good cider Vinegsr
one hsli LIT msy The remainder Isl October, 1884
AT For, Armstrong, Mississippi River,
40 barrels Of Pork -
go DO fresh super6oe Flour
lIO bushels good sound Beans
i7c0 pounds good hsrd Soap
zoo do good hard tsllow Candle,
40 bushels good clean Salt
400 gallons good cider Vinegar
The whole on the 1ft June, $50
NJ Prairie du Ciiep, Mississippi River.
$50 harrei, OF Potk -
625 do fresh supefhne Flour
275bushels good sound Beans
1000 DO GOOD hard hiow candle,
ltO bushels good clean Salt
ii25 gallons COED cider VinsEn
The whole let June, 1882
AZ 81. Peters, Mississippi River.
$50 barrels Of FOX
375 90 fresh superEns Flour
1865 bushels good sound Beans
264O pounds good hard Sosp
1900 do good hsfd tsll9w Candles
50 busheh good elssn Salt
675 gallons good cider Vinegar
The whCIe o. the 18th June 1892
! Az Green Bay.
$50 bsfrsls Of Pork
$50 do hssb ,uper6ne Fkvr
$50 bushels srod round Bests
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-02

BN CHANCERY "A, a Court held Tor Buekipg-
n ham County, a, the COURTHOUSE, the l3ih day OF
June, 1881.
Walter L. Fonia;re Phf
against
Daniel p B.yen,, and John Guerra,t som times call
ed the Adn,'or OF Sophia Guerrant Dsf,s.
The defendant, Daniel p. Bryant, not having entered
his appearance aud gwen security according 10 the Act
Of Assembly, and The rules OF this Court, il appear
ing by ,atatiory evid :nce, that he an inhsbi.
ant OF hs county, IL is ordsre thai the said Daniel
Z. Bryant DO appear here at September Court nett.
and answer the bill Of the paintif AMI that copy Of
this order, be forthwith inserted in the II chmend Eu
quirer, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted al the
front door OF the couri-house OF this county.
Copy. Tese, ELDRIDGE, c.
July 1. l5-wSr-