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XOhn IA EONcard,
Uphoisterer and Maitrass Manufacturer,
ya&ENDERS his respectful acknowledgements to the
public in general for the very liberal encourage
ment he has received and informs them that he has
ON hand general assortment OF
New live geese feather beds
Rest curled hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton 90
Cat tail do
Straw 90
sofas, easy chairs, sc. &c.
New We geese feathers and Spanish moss sold oy
.he large or small quantities
All Of hch can be warranted of the very best qua
Ity and will be disposed Of on reasonable terms ior
Two .norentices viii be taken to learn the above
business. between the ages of 10 to 10 years
may 9-eotf
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MAYNARD & MOVES
INK Powder & AiQuiA INK

sN18l8 the manufac determined to furnish the
i American public with Ink Po,caer and fnh, winch
should satisfy those who apply it to the most import
ant uses in banks public Offices, schools. &C. and sue.
ceeded most fully the following testimonials will
show
REGISTER OF DEEDS OFFICE,
Boston. June Is, 1880.
Mesus. Maynard e Noyes
Gentlemen: Having used your ink about screen years.
have the pleasure to inform you that it fully answers
nv expectations and from the appearance of the re-
cords in ny Office satisfied that it is superior to
aay have used. 1t flows well, and gives beau
t,ful permanent black. Yours respectfully,
HERRY ALLINE.
CHESHIRE BANK, KrESE, N. II.
January I, 1851. )
Messrs Maynard e Noyes.
gentlemen: Yours of Dec. q was duly received: in
repy to which briefly state that have used the ink
powder manufactured by you, and no other. for more
than ten wears last past. think it makes the best INK
I ever used, and while the quality remains pure,
shall not think Of looking for any other kind Yours
respectfully, N.DANA' Cas''er'
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Cash for Eegr0es
Xland for Sale.

Xland for Sale.
- Wishing to remove to the West will sell
ffExn or exchange the land own adjoining the
jssal town of Providence, Fairfax Court house, Va
A.&I ,mpwards Of eight hundred .ACRES,
fere is about one half in WOODS: the whole well wa
tered. and may be divided into four or more lots each
having tenements, wood, water and cleared land-the
soil can say from experience, is easily improved by
plaster anfclover. 1t is deemed useless to say more,
as those inclined to purchase will view for themselves
will take less price for the land than the wood
alone would sell for the selling price of per cord
standing able fourth cash, negroes or good
paper and credit for the balance of one, two three
years. any length of time not exceeding ten years
may be had puRctua payne of inteTest-or will
exchange for Lands in West Tennessee, Arkansas, or
Missouri. All communications the subject must be
post paid, or they will not be attendedto.
NAV 2O-lsw2m ROBERT RADCLIFFE.
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Was COMMITTED

Was C0mmNSlcO
,r1, the Tai, for the County of Alexandria, e. on
the 7,h of March, 1881, as runaway negro
man who says his name Is -
GEORGE POTTER.
He ,npears 20 be about Is years ofage, feet inches
high stout and well made He says he IS tree, ana MS
naive Mace is Newbern. Craven County, North go
"a snJ eS there and went to Mississippi River about
40 miles below New Orleans, and there shipped on
board of the Brig Confucius Capt Drummond, tor me
nor, of Alexandria. where he was apprehended;
The owner, if any, is requested to come ana prove
aSsv' otherwise he will be disposed otto the highest
bidder on the first day of July neat. 1881 at the jail OF
This County, as he has been advertised before THIS
"ns 70 law. C, SCOTT,
Deputy Marshal and Tailor for the County OF Aexan-
apr 13-2awtlJy ora. u. y.
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PArRIoTic BANK, WASHINGTON CIrr,
April 10, 1924.

PAraIoTic BANK, WASHINGTON CIrr,2
April 10, 1924.
Mesrs. Maynard e Noyes.
Gentlemen: For the last year have been using
your black ink; have been much pleakd with it, and
have no hesitation in recommending it all who are
DESTROYS ofgiving permanency to their writing.
o. CARR, Cashier.
BANK OF MICHIGAN, DETROIT, July 5, 1850.
We have used ink, prepared from MesSrS Maynard
e Noyes Ink PoWdcr, for several years past and are
quite satisfied with it. 1t flows easily from the pen
and has Jiiancy and permanency of color which are
not commonly found in other ink.
C.. G.. TRowBRIDoE Cashier.
Sold by the manufacturers, Boston, and by booksel
rally, throughout the United States.
apr 11-1aw6m
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Valuable hanN fOr sale.
r,IvE UIrNDRED ACRES, 1 and 1 / to t

1--WE HUNDRED ACRES, and IL to two
u miles fror the occoquan Mills, four-ffths OF which
"a in wool and timber consisting of oak and pine saf-
GENTLY large for bridges, wharf building; &c rms
,rct ies ws for cultivation, is remarkably healthy,
and well watered. Also,
TWENTY-ONE ACRES, II poles, lying
be,ween Hugh Smiths land and the Middle Turnpike
Road. Also, po1l,
ton streets; also. E W.. I
ONE ACRE on Wythe, West, and Madison
streets. For sale.by ,,,,,rr
mar u w -. " " :. -
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s. s. J. DOWgAas

3. = J. DONgAas
/. DE receiving the spring supply of GR0CEhLES'
a and rhey are happy inform their country friends
that they win be able to furnish sone OF them at lower
prices 90 s0~ H1DS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR. y
100 PAIR COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS
fprso
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Notice is Hereby Given,

TJyO the Stockholders in the Leesburg Turnpike
L Road, that on the 2lst day Of June neat, an Elec-
one will be held the Courthouse in Leesburg, tor
one President four Directors and Treasurer for said
Company.
Nv order of the President and Directors:
SAM'L. II. EDWARDS,
may 20-wt21stJune Treasurer.
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Notice.

Notice.
The new Line of Mail Sta
e8e@ages from Alexandria ID. y. TO
&3Es Winchester, Va. via I.eesburg
EX.0AaS nic kersvle, and BattetoW n, has
commenced running. and will leave A. Newtons
Frank lin House at II o'clock, A NJ. on every Monday
wednesday, and Friday.
THOMAS s. BLACKBURN,
anr 1e-dtf Agent for Stockton Stokes
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14
THE FLOODED HORSE
SURPRISE.

\NWiiL stand at the subscriter's si,hI.
W an Miii-Crssk, on MONDAYS. Tus.da,,
aud wednesdays; st Mr.. John Tabb's mill.
on Iuscsrors, one m,Is from Msr,insburr.
on ThursJass, rridsys and SATURDAYS.
Terms; twelve dollars the season, which
MA. be Psid with ten dollars before the 6r.I
of guiy neat; tweaty dollars for insurance
snd payable hen the mare proves W ,,h fu,l:
'ssi dollars The single leap. Pasture era
"s 81 The subscriber farm Tor those his,
come distance and wish 10 leave thei,
mares. bot 40 responsibility for ssesreso,
,ee'dsn'.. Tho season viii commence on
he lsi OF April, aud cad the Ist dsy OF Jul,
neat.
SURPRISE
" = beautiful Sorrsl. FIVE feet fou, ;ncbs,
hign. six years old. and WAS sired Nv 81,
femSfkHole Tor speed, bssuty, and blood
ne'ng oy Hal, who was by the ,mpor,.d
morse sr Harry. out of = weil.bred Diomet
mHrs. Wis Gam was got b, the impor,,d
nofse spread Eagle cut Of Dioned mare
surprise YES bred by Mr.. John Young h
"Srwiet county, Virginia Although he bs,
never been trained for the turf. III. blood
Iofm' activity, end strength, ipstif, N,
opinion ihai . trial only VS. nsee,.s,, =,
have insured bis success - rsesy.
Feb. -. 1891.
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|T,HE pubic are respectfully informed.
! thai this splendid horse win be kept
for service the ensuing season. on Mcs
days. T'ue.dsys. and Wednesdays. st MIR
Peter w. Kcrnsy's stable, on the turnpike
leading from Smithh-ld 10 Sh~phesdstoW q;
and on F,idsys and saturdays. st the sta.
ble Of Mr.. Richard A CROMWELL. two miles
from the W bite House, and three from
Smiihfeh; the season commencing Oh
the fest day Of Apsii. and ending on the
6rsi cf July. The prices At which the
service ef Rather will he rendered, arc -
f,ii,ws: Five Dollars the single service ;
Ten DclTsvs the season and Twenty Dol
lars for insurance. Parting With the mare.
will in ell cases forfeit the cnsurance mo-
ney
PgDIGREE.
RATHER wss fosi-d in the fall Of 1896,
the property Of william Anderson, Esq. ii
New York. end GAS purchased by Col. Ed
ward Parker Of Lancaster, Pa Who trsined
and ran him several times with success. Tie
vas SIRED by old Rs,tIer. who 10 full brother
to the celebrated Fhr,ilis. Sump,er, aud Chill.
ders. who we're sired b, SIR Archy. he by the
imported horse Oil Diomede. his dam by the
English Rockingham Rzttler's dam by the
imported horse Robin Rrdbreast. and Robin
bv Sir Peter r-szlr. grand dam by the CAPT.
tai imported horse obscurity, bred by Lord
Milford. You-g Ra,'ler's dam was by Old
rr'zehghfer. Who Mas BY the imported horse
Expedition, Pnzefgh'ev's dam wss by the
imported horse Messenger. bred by John
Pratt. Pa ut Ne~ M~'ket. aud died the pro
pery OF Mr. Van Rams, of Ne~ York, Jan
%. 1908. aged 20 years WAS sired BY Ma
Ismbrino. he by Engineer. he by Sampson.
the sire at Ba, Nation. Who was sired by
Blaze. who ~as sired by FIXING Childers, q
son of the Darb, Arabian. Young Rsiiler's
grand dam VAS bred by Col Luffborough OF
| Visg'nia' she WAS sired by the imported horse
Spread Eagle. one amongst the finest horse.
ever imported into Virginia
The folln~inH rx'rset 10 taken from the
Report OF the Committee. ~ the late Cattle
Show IN PhilAdSlph,s:
| 1--WE consider Col Edws Parker's col,
Rather. .nl',ied TO premium as the hes, tho
rough-etrd coli. tSign.d.)
| Manuel Furr, III Penn GofkiH
John q Ha;,nongh. Fl S WardeH
| CoNntrrIK .
II is deemed unnecessary 10 saw ON,
word in regard Ia the elegant form and
| fine carriage of Rather ~. II is anticira,et
that every gentleman will Judge Tor him
self Gen'lrmen are particularly request
ed to refer To The American Turf Regis
ter, 10 satisfy themselves in regard 10 IN,
pedigree and age of Y 'nng Rstil~r
JOHN NJ COYLE
April Z. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14

NATIONAL LNTgLLIGEvcE1

vs1 A<2vsIL Nv EL>LlG E.N L u 10,
Published In the City Of Washington,
By Gales & Seatsn.
ME NATIONAL ISrELLIoEKcER is
Il an old established Journal, At the
Seat Of the General Cosernment. u pub
fishes. originally, the Proceedings aud De-
hates Of Congress. snj contains moro re-
guisr. full, and accurate Report pf these
than any other paper ip the Union; u con-
ts,ns, also. the Acts Of Congress. and ~ the
State Papers and Documents OF public inie-
rest, lad before, or originating in that body
These recomms ndsiions, IN addition to the
variety Of o,her information which IL To be
found in Its columns. connected " ith the &c
neral Interests Of our own country, With liz
tersture and Science, and the Affairs OF
rHE WORLD AT LARGE; together with the
character Of fairness which the psper has
aiwass sustained. mskes il useful snd even
valuable 10 all Who feel an interest IN the
conc erns Of this or Of other countries
The.intsiligencsr is published Daily and
Fri weekly. The dali, paper i. $40 year,
or Se for Six mouths. The country InteiIi-
gencer is published three times q week
with the exception sometimes OF . portion
OF the recess OF Congress. during which IL
- published twice q week. NJ the PRICE OF
Six DoIIsrs year, ps,sbIe In advance, or
Four Dollars for six mooths.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-04-14
The celebrated four mile Rsrse,
aoUTREH1y ECix.rPau

NJ III sisnd thi. SESSION. on MonJsy,.
Inesdsys end W Wednesdays, 81 fbe sta.
bic of As'hoss >. Cbsmbers. an Nart,,..
,nrgi aod on ThoFsdsss. Fridays ana sstnr.
Ia :. 81 the stable % the subssTIbrs In sh,p-
herdsiovni end be ieI 70 mares ~ tea dol.
So he season. Mares seat from . ai,ts,es
esn be furnished with good pasture ., fTt,
cents the week. The season eilI commspe,
ne 20ih Of March, end end the 9sth Jwoe
oexi, Every esrs viii he tsten sf mare.
bot no responsibility for aeridsn,s or >,
esPes For redigree ard performance sss
handbilis, OF sk,snsTs Turf Register.
JOSEPH ENTER.
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March 81. 1861.
NAPOLEON

10 years old this spring. full Ave feet "a
inches high. fine bay wth black legs. Ne
vas got b, Old Gracious, bred by John Ran.
dolph. Esq of tosnoke, q thorough bred son
ot Old D'omedr. and ere Of Rob Roy Grsc
chns va, ou, Of Cornelia. the grand dam Of
MARX An'hony. she VAS by Chsniiieer. the
best son ct Old W,itlair, her dam by old Re
Ter. the best son Of Old Janus, grand dam b,
Mark Anthony. son of obi Partner. by Nor.
tons Traveller. out of Selims. b, the GodoI.
p''a" Arabian; great grand dam by yoiI, Ro
ger. out OF Silver Eye, which horse Wa
imported, and The property Of Samuel Du
Vail, Esq.
NsPo4eon's dam, Kitty. purchased Of Mr..
Sor~ Ood, son of the late Col. Norwood az
baltimore, by ten Walter Jones, las NAV h..
seer by his ceriihcste.) is a thorough. bred
mare. got by Col Norwood's no,sd running
morse bpnaparte. she having two crosse. al
me old stock OF Dioms de. - aonapafte Va.
got by Grey D'omede. sire Of Amanda; h.
Vas oy tn. imported Medley, bs dam b,
Sioe' grand dam by Nsmpier, &c" Cyrx
Dmmrde was considered las may he seen n,
the American Turf Register, giving az &C.
count OF his pefformaneer, J among the ,wt(,
eat, and hest -four mile horses " his dsy -
o'Tey Diomede got some capital racers, a.
Enong them may be mentiuned- Amanda IN.
dam OF Durook, Gov. Llssd's Pandora, Nc,.
woods honsParte, Ducks,'s Democrat. se,l
Little Johnny. ell the hes, ruaness Of ,hr,,
day, also. TemOleon Of Mar, land. The t;r-,
O'omede msres have produced some Of a.,
ees, stock IN our country -[Exfraes (rou
fhe Turf Regiaev
OF the strong probability af Napoleon
making hrs'-rsie running horse, may be an
TERED from the following extract IL Ir,te,
from Nj jacob Powder Ut Maryland. d.,eI
October. 1850.
g ran your colt, by Gracious, mil. heat,
against col, BY Arab, belonging 10 Mr Hsr
T'son. near the city Of Richmond. and = Du
roea colt, and mare. name not koown :
The two last named we're dis,are,d-v o,,,
COLI and Hsrrissn's run Oh, lspped--,be a.
cont heat, YouS col, lost. IN my opinion. q,
running out considerable distance on ,,,,,
he then mp. add lspped the Arab col, !,
ne running out AFTER this, trained on "a,
Lancaster course where he (EspoleonI ,,,e
WITH the accident befsfe sisted, Of hs,,n,
his shoulder burt. SIC sas thee taken o.
81 training I'h'bk better u him a. : hos.
OF speed than sny colt ever trained 4"
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JOHN ia CKSCN,
Constable. .lHcfi0HeSr. &c.

ID EsPECTFUIiY informs his friends sr
HI The public, ths, he hiss been appointed
Constable IN the district embracing Shep.
herdsio~n and harpersferry. In teoder'ne
las services ia tile capacity Of Constable. he
assures eli Who may en,rusf him with the col
lection Of their claims. that IL strict attention
and punetualiiy give any claim to their fsrors.
he feels quite confident lac shall merit por
ton of their patronage. lie will make p-i
vstc collections, IN conside rs,icn Of fair CON.
mission. and attend Ia such other business as
may come within the line Of his engagement.
As auctioneer. he will attend to all calls 1T /.
upon him for his services i'm that way, b, du.
notice being gwen him. either personally or
by note through the post Office ., Shepherds
town, the place of his residence.
March "a, 1881 SIN
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NAPOLEON.

A THOROUGH bred son Of Old Grsc
"A ehus. wills four days in each week,
Sundays, Mo"d'ss. Tuesdays and wedpes-
days at my fathers residence. , and bali
m,iss south sesi Vt Smithheid, aud on Thur.
days, F,'days aud Saturdays, at Mr. John
sbattfs stable near Leeto~n u, NJ ten dollar.
PAID within the season, wbieh ~ill expire on
the fifst day Of July. if not paid ~ that day,
twelve dollars will be required, and twen,,
dollars to insure mare TO be with fosi, to br
paid ~ soon as she mare is knowp to b. with
toai Parting with the marc. or irregular ~.
tendance NJ the stand, will forfeit the insnr.
ance; and eigh, dollars the leap, the money
To be paid when the service 70 pc rfot med.
wM. T. FLOOD, Jr.
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coPARrumsH1r.

undersigned having associat-
II ed themselves in a copartnership.
TO he known under the firm OF JOHN
FRAME. & CO. for the purpose Of re
failing Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. &c. ia
tho store hitherto occupied by Miehsei
Garry At HsIpers-Ferry, respectfully M
aounce TO the citizens and the public re
morally. that they have just received a Sc
lect assortment Of Groceries, whirh viii
toe followed by general supply cf Spring
Goods. all Of which will be disposed Of or
terms 10 give general satisfaction. The
attention Of customers and others, are SO
iieited to inspect aud derid Tor themselves
MICHAEL GARRY.
JOHN FRAME.
March II, IS3i.-5t.
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fHnk Partnership ~hsh existed under ,be
- hrm u ClrvsiandG CysiRkiR. uas by r,,,
49, eonsen' d'ssolsed on The 9Th uit,Too =
' "r sus,ness ell be eoasinned kv w,ll,.o,
rFr'Anti, wiih shOFs 90 scftlseeots In Eel,
''"n 70 aid hrm ~ill be nsde.
r. VA CLEVELAND.
Cbsslss,ewn, March 20, issi
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8OxsxwAR--
(Sired by Sir John. J

(Ssyed BY Sir John.
NHis very superior JACK, viii .,,e5
On Mondsy. Tuesday. sod Wedsesds,
81 kotk Hall, the farm ~ Thomas n Mill.
near ihs White. EIouss, on the rad le,d,rr
iFon Chaflesiowa 90 wineksstes, I'D 81
Ihp.'ast' Frday Snd saiurdsy % esee
"srh' 81 csPi. Jas,ss Gisbns nssr Wsi.
-" . 'a'tfn. sbout equal distance from
shs hsI , lew, bsfPefs Ferry snd Cbsfle..
D.h'aFs bne SIZE, fnll feet f.e
iesiis' high, eompeet form bore sn9 uv..
eie' WI ree0mmead hin 20 ~ No are =
s""us u breeding mules. Terms. A. an.
ssss"n di'shsfgsd ~ SO n psid siik,n tbs
'eAf"ni dollars irssTsnss 10 BE- psii =.
snon - ihe mares ere know 20 be w,,b g.sl.
P'rfiHg "rb the mare. 81 ,rssTulsv .,,.,''
ashfe 81 TIE s'shs. feffsiis tie insurance.
'~saiA'hss cents e. ne gfoos az -.
'en sli H'mense On the Isl az an,I 80
end ne ash ofJuhs. f'"' ~
Match "a. 1891. '''I'9
BLANEk Deems
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JEFFERSON COUNTY, Set.

February Court, 1851
George {eGnl0n, CoAPIAisAXI.
AGAINST
Jacob FS0mon, Fhiiip ESamor,. .71or
Ftamon. UiHiom /,amon. and Sol
~ fenmnn. Boyomin URfshire Gra
Bfc, gnrn his mi(c. Maurice 81. BIZ
ker and Eii-absih ms rift. John r..
Jaeksoa and Boifry Burok and Her
vift Ms y'ife. tate Horrief .Iaekson,
and Elisabeth. Hii!ia,n. Mary, John
aid George Jackson, children of the
sdi.iJo.n q. Jackson by his late uife,
Dho tpas ON heir of George Ftan,on.
deed. schich said Sally Ftama,,. and
Elizabeth. JJiiiam. Mary, John and
George Jackson, are Iafanfs, under
the age Of fscenfy-one years,
DEFENDANTS.
IN CiIANCERY.
IFrVHE defendants, Jacob Framan. Adam
u F.smsp. aad WiIlism Fesmsu. not bs,-
ing entered their appearance and given se-
curly according To the Act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court; end IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence. that they are not
Inhabitants OF this country: u IL ordered.
that the said Jacob. Adam and William. do
sppesr here on ,he FIRST day Of The next juno
term. and answer the bill of the plain ID
ard ,ha, copy Of this order be forihw in
inserted IN some newspaper printed in th,s
countv, for two months sIccessiyeiy, and
posted Ut the front door Of the court house
Of this county. A eopy-Tests,
SAMUEL } CRAAiER, c. c.
March 10, 1851.
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No Tariff Of Priees.-Free Trade.
Earthenware, Looking
Glasses, sc.
Glasses. sc
THOMAS ,. DAnRow a co

f~portsys. 80 Water Sc. Eev YORK..
der for sale. the largest and NM, row.
~ piste sssoriment Of EayfAsn~sye. CIR,
ehtnS, ftain and Cir Leoksng Cto..s, a.
wh"b Inc New York msrkeI viii sHo,s
comprising every siJts and VARIETY Of Al,
newest patterns. They return their me-.
CORDIAL thanks 10 their friends IN Ihs soutL
efn states, Tor their support in the persce..
ZION uo~ corr.ing on sgainsi them, Tor the.
reIusa, 10 JOIN q combination in 6xing ore
tsrih OF prices Tor Crocksry thrau1hot,, IT,
trade. u - naainly sttrihutabIa "a ~. 20.
-nes OF our Southern friends. tina, Ne b,,o
oesn enabled to survive thus FAR. In mi. MO-,
H)irs "1uaiion; opposed 10 the COMBINE
lbudehee aud esPiisl Of The wheIs trade en-
1sssoTinG 10 elect our ruin and sxpul,io,,
from business. We pledge oursel,.s 40 a.,
lrirnds 10 gise them every sstisfse,ion ;,
our power a. regards the quality 81 cur
koons, The exesiieBce of orr hacker. an
,ne 'own'ss OF our prices for Cash or On,
esP'soee.; snd IN return. solicit from
mem continuance of their pagrona1e ana
particularly request those who hass inar.
enee "tlh thefr friends 10 exert u to Uur be
baii' as We trust the cause u ons theV ere -,
interested an, and murh benefit y "a s,ss,..
to 40 igom their ff.tndly acts an M. w.v
" has been SAID, the Csmblnsiion v.. -.
k"n up. ~ 81 regards Prices nj, !. ,,,,.
~ ~. We MINK friends or foes will slio,,
hh'' We have effected this ebsngs; bot -
~. .',u,s ou' IT'ends, 'bsi ~ no period sinf~
~, soh a'sheea our system o. uashss he'd
prices, were ws in greater usst AZ 80.
'shes ebsn 81 the present moment. tn.
ev"'o'nst'eR 81 sen ere lsasing 40 nesr.
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GARRY return, RI.

MICHAEL GARRY returns his
N1 unieigned thanks to his ru.,o.
n'ers and the public at large. for the dis
iinguished patronage with " hi. h he has
oreh favored by them. and respectfully in
forms them that the business will he con
ducfrd IN future under the firm Of Jour
FEANE s Co, and would also sugges, the
p'opr.iy OF having all accounts due him
settled and closed with John Frame. " b.
- authorized 10 arrange aud receive all
oaIAnees due To me. March IL
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VIRGINIA, JEFFERSON Co. Scr:
March Tenn in 1884, after the County Court.
IAomos Griggs. Jr. COMPLAINANT,
AGAINST
Thomas Brorn. DErEsp.Nr.
IN CHAECERY.
'SHE defendant m Ih,s suit not having en-.
II tered his appearance and given securit,
according TO the Act Of Assembly,, and the
rules OF this Courts and 10 appearing by "a
'isiaet"ry evidence. to wit: by the afhda,,t
OF Elias Edmonds. that the said dsfeudap nj
IS not su inhsbitsnt OF this common wealth:
u IL ordered, that the said dsfe ndant do n.
peer here on the frsi day OF the next Iun,
term Of this Court. and answer the bill of
The complainant, and that q copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some ne wspa ne
published 10 this county. end pos,ed 81 The
iron, door OF The Court lIosse oG this coup-
~, for two months suecsssiyeIy.
A copy-Tsste,
SAMUEL ). cRAMER, e.sc.
March 81, 1891.