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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

"HRESHING MACHINES.-The subscriber re.
specially returns his thanks to the Farming com
munity, for the liberal patronage he has met with in
the sale of his Portable Ihreshing Machines for years
past. Not being able to supply the demand for Machines
heretofore, he has been induced to make arrangements to
carry on the business on a more extensive scale, which he
hopes will enable him to supply the demand to any ex-
tent hereafter for his highly approved Machines. A de-
scripuon OF them is deemed unnecessary, as they have
been extensively used for the last seven or eight years in
almost every county East Of the Ridge, and in several
counties west; and IL is presumable that Farmers gene
rally have become acquainted with the plan of them. Not
withstanding the variety of newly-invented Threshing
Machines that have been offered TO the Farmers within
the last A or . years, he can with propriety say, that there
has been no Machine of the kind yet offered to the Far
mers which sustained a better reputation than the one he
now offers: in support OF il he subjoins the certificates
oil the following gentlemen. The present Machines have
some additional improvements to the last years, that will
add to their execution and durability; the Machines will
DC accomplished ina good, substantial. workman-like manner,
GALL except the leaver,) at 5000. Persons wishing to get
machines Tor the approaching season, will please forward
their orders at as early a day as possible, to Taylorsville
rost,Shee, Hanover county, Virginia, and they will be
Millville, Hanover Co., May ID. ST w4w
do hereby certify, that l have used one of Mr.. Sam.
uel Cochran's Portable Wheat Machines for 4 years past:
and with four horses | have generally averaged from $50
10 zoV bushels OF wheat per day throughout the crop; the
repairs 10 said Machine has rot cost me SIS; and | would
now as soon have it as a new one; some years l have
others. L prefer those on Mr.. Cochran's plan TO any l
have ever seen. Given under my hand, this LIST day Of
February, 1888. ID. DEJARNETT,
Caroline County.
We do hereby certify, that we have used Mr.. Samuel
Cochran's Portable Wheat Machine for the last 3 or A
years, aud that we are well pleased with lis performances;
we further state, that with four horses the Machine has
generally gotten out from 100 TO 200 bushels of wheat per
day, leaving as little in the straw as any other Portable
Machine we have seen used, and as little liable to get out
OF order. Given under our hands, this IIth day of March,
1888. PICHEGRU wool OTK
JOURDAN
Caroline County.
P0,Dhdtan Co., 25th April, 1888.
Mr. Coehrdn-Dr. Sir: l have had one of your Porta-
Die Ihreshing Machines in use for the last six years, and
think 1t one OF the bestI have ever seen; it has never
~oeen out OF order for five minutes in threshing six
crops, that i know of; and L have several times averaged
200 bushels per day, from the commencement to the end
OIL The threshing season, using four mules, and never
changing or resting them during the time.
Respectfully, yours, SC. e WILLIAM OLD.
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~ A HrDH0N LA AONs

u persons are forewarned from trad .Ang for note, executed to me by Tho |nas 1rammeH, Dennis TrdnsmeH, and DG- |gid Trimble, about the 10th of March 1883, flor two hundred dollars; and the Tram |mes and Trimble. are forewarned from paying said note, or the residue thereof, to Iany other than myselfor order. Said note has credit of one hundred and five doi-
 lars and seyenty-fve cents, entered about ltho 9th or May last, ul.iet- nc"
 days subsequent to the note becoming. due. ! assigned the residue of said note to O.. N. Howell, and as the consideration for which said assignment was made, has
 wholly failed, I take this method of notify ling that gentleman that do not intend he Shall receive the money of the obligors or myself. DAVID BURS>
 crawfad, Q H Tnly7, l823. l6-4w.
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THIS Paper is published every ,fTednes 14g. at THREE DOLLARS per annurn, pava tie ;a edyance, or FouR DOLLARS st t..,;;
 sxoira tion of the year.
 No subscriber will be considered as pay.
 mo in advance, unless payment be made ot tbe time of subscribing, or on the re.
 ceint of the first number. No paper will be discontinued, fbut at
 tbe discretion of the Editor until all ar-
 garages have been paid up.
 mti De postpaid, or they will not be at
 tended to.
 TERMS OF ADHERTIsLNG .-Ad-
 yertsements, not exceeding 12 lines, first
 insertion, ONE DOLLAR, each continuance. FIFTY cENTs-longer advertisements ia tt~, same proportion. e.ace for
 All advertisements sent tal6er of inser- publication, without, Twill be continued iions being aR' asRae'charged accordingly. unlll Esqs FOR THE ADVOCATE.
 The following gentlemen have been ap- ,o;nted Agents for this paper: g0j1 y,sa e. SegIors, P M. Jackson county. gS'H r W KuukeedaH, Jackson, Lawrence co. : so; !. ysl go9j, # ? ? N Izasd Court house. T 1T Egner, Batesyille. Rsn;. Croeotey, Lawrence county. Iacob BJxzard, Lafaye county. r IT CaLdweH, Jefferson county. col. James ScutI, P. M. Pine Bluff. Io,e0h Jacobs, P M. Monroe county. ITnl B. Patton, P. M. Chieot county. VII. D. Ferguson P. M. Crittenden co. Fl [. Biscoe, Phillips county. T Farrelty, Arkansas county.
 1 | l,ol. John Ctark, Seyier county. DSoid Foran, do. { TGomas Htbbard, Hampstead county. .H Collins, P. NJ. Clark county. Ilr .aahon, Van Buren, Crawford county. l TRomas .uathers, P. M. Conway county. 1 Jakn HibbiH, do. do. Gilberi Marshall, ?. M. Crawford county. Col. |, N CEarjte. F. M. Morrison's Bluff. Lartia Neaoton, P. M. Washington co. [ Evaps, P. M Vineyard do. John E. Turner, do. L c. Pleasnnts, do. ]. H. Johnson, St. Francis county. I. 4. Whittingtoa, Hot Spring county. s. 7. B. Ryaa, Mouth Of Arkansas.
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JAMES MCKINNEY,
Attorney a1E,ow.

FN ay )
 GoiDES Tn Columbia, Chicot coun- 'y' Arkansas Territory, and will IIesularly ;ssuy attend the. Superior Court at nl.ue nl.. kock-also the Circuit Courts of sssln.'enden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, ...A a.Asnsas and Chicot counties and will a.tena 10 the settlement and collection of Ssols Ss.: lr any part of the Territory. Any ltss,ness lv mes. confided to him, shall be prompt
 Sept ls32 1v
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LE7FTT.EI ROCK, 1Aa ID WEDNI7
Sale of Lands for sEax{s, In Arkansas County, Arlkansas Teritory.
NOTICE IS HEIR EsF,1 GIVEN.

will offer for sa @ the e't5 Court q I Aranss the Seat
 following described sSP sc ss'ss sr 2f ssaa b @ I n sae leIefeon years hereinafter @ I h sa 2 pay @ taxes taxes and costs d said day of unes s s"o taxes between the
 sac day. and to be continued mil te wfo are sold - Iess quantity than fe and s @ o any uae will be oo southeast cosr f @ I tt I @ W more De struck off will surveyed the cast Ede of
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E. WILSON.

ME yNSyamissioN MERCHANT, LITTLE ROCK,
 WILL attend to the receiving and for- 'h;. '. Wardlng of all Goods committed to tbela lasge. Having recently purchased of |, fge and commodious WAREHOUSE inn nsssrs. mess Thompson < Drennen, situated be ia at the Steam boat Landing, Gooass ssow prepared to store any quantity of casa aus winch may be committed to his comn,; uoods consigned to him for sale on ady,ntsh' adssloh' will be disposed of to the best SS---sssge. Dec 12
 EiWAkK CIDER N yINE15 AR.- Far io so oois. Newark Cider, 90 bbls. Vine
 ln" ursaie oF DUNN & LOWRY.
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 Of six Oxen each with Coupling Chains,
 Yolkess dSc.
 All the Wagons and Teams are in good condition. and ready for immediate ser vice. Each Wagon is furnished with one Jack-Serew.
 The above Teams consist of 60 Horses, and between IS0 and 190 Oxen. The Horses are well broke to Harness, of good working age and condition, and among them are some of the most substantial pull ling Horses in the Territory. The Oxen are ali young, well matched and broke, are of the most valuable working size, and in prime condition.
 As the above Wagons and Teams are superior to any in the Territory, for the service of Indian Emigration, and as ihe employment of Wagons for that service the ensuing autumn will it Is believed) be considerable, the undersigned here makes known, that, in his engagements of Wagons and Teams, for subsequent indian move ments, preference of employment will be giyen to persons making purchases, lprice and services to be performed being the samel, over the employment of Teams belonging to other persons; and 1t may be farther understood, that those persons who pay the highest prices for the property, according to it's value, shall have prece- dence in the public employment. re- cord of Sales, embracing these particu- lars. will be kept, for reference ot all con cerned.
 SALES CAsH-And all property dis posed of will be delivered at the time the sale is declared. No credits will be glv- en on any of the purchases.
 The sale If the weather IS not stormy will commence at 3 clock, P. M. of the day above named and will be continued from day to day until the whole of the Wa pons and Teams are disposed of.
 T. BROWN, Capfain U. s. 4.
 and Pria. Dis. .Agl;, Indian Remoual. Little Rock, A. T., July l9. l6-7w.
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To Journeylnen TaiIors.

H'ds"oor three Journeymen Tailors, who
 N are trst-rate workmen, will receive constant employment. on immediate appli- catloo to the subscriber, who will pay $7 for making dress-coats, and for other work
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NOTICE.

A FTER being first duly qualified as the EAlaw directs, we have this day viewed FIFTY DOLLARS in Bank Notes, shown 10 us by Jonathan West, of Clark county, Antoine township, A. T.; the above notes being of the following description: One Ten Dollar note, No. 1871. on the United States Bank. payable at Louisville; one other Ten Dollar note, No. 230, on the bank of Louisiana, payable in New Or leans; one other Five Dollar note, No. 6924, on the Bank of New Orleans, paya- ole at Nashville; one other Five Dollar note. No. 59O, United States Bank, paya- ble at Natchez; one other of Five Dollars, No. 1851. Louisiana, payable at New Or- leans; one other Five, No. 16995, United States, payable at Philadelphia; one other Five, No. l3050, United States, payable at Nashville; one other Five, No. 293, United States, payable at Nashville.
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JOHN SMITH

Little Rock, July 10. l4-tf. lSrThe Editor of the Memphis Advo- cat cate will publish the foregoing advertise
 aea' a: four times, and send his account to
 this office for payment.
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12 Wagons and Teams, Of five Horses each, with Gearing and Har~
 ness eonpIetea and
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CAUTION.

|T HEREBY caution all persons from Atrading for, or taking an assignment on, la NOTE OF HAND, drawn by Jenkin Williams, and Alexander Gholston, in fa- |yor of Alexander Dobbins, Administrator |of the estate of John Newman, for one hundred and six dollars, due on the 25th day of December, 1882. Said note was placed in the hands of Edmond Blakemore, who has left the country.
 ALEX. DOZENS.
 Yan Buren, July l, 1883. l5-4w
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PUBLIC SALE OF U. STATES, WAGONS AND TEAMS.

WNTILL be sold, at Little Rock, 4. T..
 w on Thursday the 5th dag of Septem-
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TX GROCE Porter and Wine Bottles. AOJust received ,per Steamboat Volant, for sale by DUNN & LOWRY.
 June l3.
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33 OK Wagons and Teams. Of six Oxen each with Coupling Chains,
 Yolkess s5cs
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Van Buren, July l, 1883. l5-4w
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No paper will be discontinued, {but at inc discretion of the Editor, until all ar- rearages have been paid up.
 IF Letters addressed to the Editor r,ld De postpaid, or they will not be at
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THIS Paper is published eyerysf51ednes- Sag. at THREE DOLLARS per annUm, paya- sis ;a edyance, or FouR DOLLARS tthss v l....n r,r fhs,- mn r
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All the Wagons and Teams are in good condition. and ready for immediate ser. vice. Each Wagon is furnished with one
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TT TERNS OF ADHERTYsIN,G -Ad- yertisements, not exceeding 12 lines, first insertion, ONE DOLLAR, each continuance. FIFTY cENTs-longer advertisement in tf~, same proportion. ,.ace for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21
fForm of the Poyer of .attornev.1
CONN REWARD.-Ran away on the Sih inst.
20 ANIO al night. from the snhscriher- Ahner Nash

5000 l' EVA iIom ,Rs an away on The he's. s,h inst,
living In Amelia county, a Negro Woman named BET
SEY who calls herself Betsey Smith. She is a stout,
le.hy woman, about 23 or "a years of age, with a round,
iui face, and brown complexion. She took with her,
.er two cbiidren-the eldest, a girl 4 or 8 years old and
the youngest about 8 moDthsold, with a bright compile xion.
1t is supposed that the husband of Betsey, a negro man
who calls himself RICHARD SMITH, belonging TO the
subscriber, Joseph Allen, of the city of Richmond, has ac
c%ompanied her. Richard has a pass from his master TO vi
sit his family, with permission to be absent 10 days. He
is quite a small man, not five feet high perhaps, 20 or 80
years OF age, thick and well set, has a thin face, high fore
head, bushy hair, brown complexion, and as well as re-
membered, has a scar on his forehead. As two of the
brothers Of Richard have been successful in making
their escape to some of the Northern States, il is pre-.
sumed that these RuDaways will attempt to follow them,
and they. no doubt have have forged free papers. The
man was originally from Caroline, and the woman from
Ioudoun, and their route may therefore lie through one of
those counties-but they will most probably attempt to
get off in some vessel.
The<hboye reward will be given for experimenting and
delivering the said runaways to their owners in Richmond.
Of one-half for securing them in any Jail in the United
States, so that their owners get them.
ABNER NASH,
April 10. n12-l21 JOSEPH ALLEN.
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&1OA REwARD.-Ran away from Thoma.
April 10.

Off REwARD;;-Rsn away from Thomas
" wv Miles, in the city Of Richmond, State Of
virgins TO whom he was hired for the present year, on
the - Of March last, a negro man by the name Of TOM,
csh himself Tom Uiuidms, about % or 30 years Of age,
Father large than otherwise, five feet ten or eleven inches
hIgh, a tolerably bright muldtto, has a practice OF throw
ing his head back a little, as well 40 his body when spo-
ken to or in conversation with any person no unusual
marks reconected about him, but was informed that he
cut the little bnger on his right hand about the LIST OF Janu-
airy last, which has left a scar; he il a tanner by trade,
and was hired to Mr.. George Mettert for four or FIVE
years, and for the last four or FIVE years he has been
hired to Mr. Thomas Miles; he had a pass for fifteen
days, to visit his mothers at DR.. Wilkinson's, Charles
cry county, who he said wa very sick but since,
u mas been ascertained that he never went there. 1 have
every reason to believe he has got on board Of some YES.
sci Tor the Northern States or intends to do so. ! was in
two before he went of, il there were snv carts in his
yard from the neighborhood Of Williamsburg. Probably
ne may have gone by that place for Norfolk. / will give
the above reward for experimenting and delivering the
the said runaway 10 me in Richmond, il taken out Of this
state or one hall Tor securing him in any Jail in the United
States 30 that l can get him. THOMAS COWLES.
April 10. Ii2-tf
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Bank of Virginia.
10y order of a number Of Stockholders
Of Virginia., duly authorized by the Oh

order Of q number Of Stockholders in the Bank
a general meeting, the undersigned hereby gives notice,
That a general meeting of the Stockholders of the said
Bank will be held on Monday, the 9Th day of May next,
at the Banking house in the city Of Richmond, for the
purpose Of taking into consideration the subjoined acts OF
the General Assembly; and Of deciding on the e~xpcdien-
cy Of subscribing TO the James River aud Kanawha Com
pany, on the conditions specified in the said acts. For the
convenience Of such Stockholders as cannot attend in per-
son, the form OF a power of attorney to vote by proxy is
annexed.
As the object of The meeting is of great Importance to the
institution, as well as the community at large, it is earnest
ly requested, that those Stockholders who may not attend,
will appoint proxies to represent them.
a. ROBINSON, JR.
March 81, 1883, Cashier Bank of ia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

UNSTABLE AND FOR ALE will sell my
IL plantation on which 1 reside in Dinwiddie county,
on the main Stage road, 80 miles South Of Petersburg, con-
tanning about 2070 acres. Ii is well known as good To-
bacco and Wheat Land, and has tho advantage of the wa
tcrs OF Buckskin creek and Holloway river, two never
failing streams. The river will be navigable in some
short time, having been examined and reported favorably
Of. The situation is known to DO particularly healthy,
and an excellent stand for a Tavern, If desired. l will
sell in one entire Tract, or divide il to suit purchasers
Terms will be liberal, both as to price and time, aud can
De known by application to the subscriber.
ONWARD JOHNSON.
Harrisville, May II. 4-6.
PETERSBURG PROPERTY o sALE.-By vir.
tue OF a deed of trust executed to us by John X. Ar
cher and Frances c. his wife, dated tho 10Th day of March,
1882, and recorded in the Clerks Office of tho county of
Amelia, also in the Office Of the Hastings Court of tho
town of Petersburg, we shall, on Monday, the 10th day of
vern, in tho town OF Petersburg, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, the said John X. Archer and wife's inte-
rest In the property in the town of Petersburg, allotted to
US as Trustees Of said Archer and wife, by Commissioners
appointed for that purpose, by the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the county Of Amelia, by a do
cree pronounced the 18th day of September, 1892, in a suit
In Chancery therein depending, between the distributes
Of the late Mrs. Mary Randolph, dec, of Amelia. The
being entitled as joint tenants with the heirs of John Y.
fabb, dec, to the following property, to Wit: &c The resi-.
due OF the lot between Old and Pike Streets, being that
part or tenement lying next to the lot of Jabez Smith, and
occupied as a store house and family residence by Alexan-
der Brander."
Terms Of Sdle.-Six, twelve and eighteen months cre-
oil, the purchaser giving negotiable notes with good en-
dorsers, payable at the Bank Of Virginia, Petersburg-the
Gtle OF the property to be retained in the hands of the
trustees until the purchase money is paid. Acting as
Trustees, we shall convey only such title as is vested in
Us by the deed aforesaid.
The sale will take place at IL o'clock.
RICHARD BOOKER, ! r,
May 81. A-d
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will give a reward of Twenty-Five Dollars for appre.
IL bending and delivering to me my servant LILLIAN,
and provided he shall be apprehonded 10 miles or at a
greater distance from home, will pay in addition all rea-
sonable expenses which may be incurred in restoring him
to my possession. William is in color a light mulatto, he
is about % years of age, of slender form, with thin visage
ana straight black hair, is comedy in his appearance. His
usual occupation has been that of a waiter, and he car
drive a carriage. He wore at the time of leaving home
a brown cloth coat and pantaloons of the same or of a
dark mixed grey cloth and a black fur hat: he usually
wears also a silver watch, with a stone resembling a cor.
nelian annexed 10 the key. p, ". DANIEL.
Richmond, May 10th, 1888, ar
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SPRlNGS.-Thcse valuable medicinal
IL springs are situated in the county of Montgomery,
Virginia, about five miles from Christiansburg, through
which town the main South western stage line from ash
ington City and Richmond passes. Thus situated, they
are easy OF access TO visiters from all parts of the country.
They viii be kept the ensuing season, by the undersigned,
who VIII avoid no expense or trouble, to give entire sais-
iaction TO those who may favor him with a call. The
buildings and furniture will be found CONFERENCE.-The fare
as good as the country can supply, and charges moderate.
These Springs are in a most deligiItial summer climate
and deliciously shaded by a beautiful grove. Many will
remember them, as having been kept by Captain C. Tay.
Tor. CREED TAYLOR
May B. 3-S,H
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~ The enquirer is published twice a week, generally, and
three times q week during the session Of tho State 1egislature,-
Price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per annum, payable in adj
vance. Notes OF shattered, participating banks (only) will be re-
coived in payment. The Editors will guarantee tho safety Of remit
Or No paper will be discontinued, but ut the discretion of tho
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
Or Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nno papers, shall
havo the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One square, or less, first insertion, rs cents each continuance,
% cents. No advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid for,
0r assumed bv some person in this city or its onvirons.
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FHNHE subscriber offer for sale two tracts Of Land, call.
- ed Edge Hill and Sha1well, lying on the Rivanns
river, within 3 TO 8 miles of Charlottesville; each contain.
ing $50 acres OF cleared and 500 Of wood land. No part
OF the clared land is waste, all being either in wheat, corn
or clover These farms are In fine condition as to fencing
and heart, now producing heavy crops-the buildings
are permanent, new and in perfect repair. Indulgent Gre
dts with be given. More detailed information will be
furnished to those desiring 10 purchase, on application in
person, or by letter addressed TO the subscriber near Eve.
rettsville, Albemafle. TIL. ]. RANDOLPH.
APnl 10 IlI-tlstJun
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a RING.-Was taken out of a Lady's
IN trunk at Richmond Court House or Tappahannock
on TUESDAY or Wednesday last, a Ring set with nine DID
n'onds, the centre one very large. Besides the general
value OF such an article, it is the more so to the owner,
on account of IFS being an old family memento. A lbe-
raj reward will be given Tor its recovery. IL is supposed
that IT will be sent of 10 some town or city for sale: if so,
IL is hoped that should this meet the eye of any person,
jewellers or others, that they will stop it, and give infor,
NATION oil IT; u at Richmond Court House, to f. Lenoine,
Jr, Esquire of that place; il at Tappahannock, to Jno. A
Parker, Esquire; ii at Richmond City, TO the Editor Of the
Enquirer, if in Fredericksburg, TO the Editor of the Arena;
II III Baltimore, to Thomas Meredith, Esquire, who will
be pleased TO apprize one Of the above named gentlemen
OF II, or the subscriber, Richmond County, Virginia.
May 9Th, 1888. I2-31 J. d..
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NEMPERANCE.-The second Annual Meeting of
- the brunswick Temperance Society, Auxiliary TO The
virginia Temperance Society, will take place in the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in Lawrencevile, on the 9th
instant, whit Monday )-One or more Of the Reverend
Clergy in the vicinity will address the meeting. Mem.
bers OF the Society are requested TO attend, as business of
considerable importance will be transacted. Those who
are unavoidable TO the cause are earnestly invited-that
they may hear our BY. laws and Constitutions, read and be
better enabled to judge of the nature and doctrine of the
Neutrality-suspicious. 'si tbi vera videtur, dede manus au,
81 ialsa est accinque contra"
May II. 1881 GEORGE STONE. Sec,rv.