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Union. e' ""Poseo oy th<
g. That consolidation leads to separation and nul6eo
ton TO perpetual Union. $50 ~
L. mat there is secret but powerful effor now n,L
my IN the middle and eastern States To brine ,hou , @
T emancipation Of the slaves held by the south
D. That the people Of the country are bank rid No, h
Tue monopoly but by the State banks y
heea not say he has his hands full now and for
aye' Like 'he BOY whose industry led him 10 carry th
stones first from tho bottom of the Sar,n - , e
noh again TO the bottom, Duff when he has ARIEL a,
nS will find, that single breath of truth will
poTiu1. A'''''"" EM-
The lntellgencer heads am aricIs .pro.o,;,;,
sW ntya .ls OF prescribed officers. and says:
Of which TS %s pnTpo." to be list,
we have not seen the list of which the Int.li.on..
speaks-nor SHE address of The citivcns or USnI
,n ome Fres'denf, the subject of which IN,
y n1,gnoor OF The editor speaks as being signed INV
himself; but we have made il our business ~ ~
,he ci'izens principally concerned in getting nm tic VI
,"ennoneu, ana we are authorized, not "in oenernJ
% ou particularly to state. that the list or synonsis
poins.-Gi0be. ~ o'' "a'efiai
NEW HAMPsHIRE ELEcrIoNs-We rive ho,o,. ~,
r rSuI OF INC New Hampshire Congressional Elec,ion
81 We democracy has goriousy rumphed by m,or;,w
W 'os 'Iidn Mree to One.-How does il happep ,,, NJ
sachusetts has hitherto reinained s,,onarvp M as
o ms state are Republican in all their habits AMI
,Sn I we think, that the Patriotism the devotion =,
n'ot' ana the plain and obvious Jirec,ness Of =,
iesieh' IN the conduct of his administration with , .
~ u'e ne Predomnance of the popn!ar will over ia
, ought long since to have recommended Cen
Raw S' e avor oil The great mass OF the people of the
pay state How has it happened then Wills ,b W .e
>, view Hampshire and Maine, Rhode Island and Con-
nave recognized the true principles on which the
;eneraI MAINTAIN The rights ofhe people over the
'ns.onons that Massachusetts has still maintained
; oPPoson' and continued the upon an honest MAJ
ioe' republican administration of the na,ion,J P
sery polt concurring with the spirit of her own do"
:, "uohs. fear that party leaders have kent III
f'eSHon ou' OF view IN their local discussions H.
WIS foR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
DcmOfrnfic
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ny ms Governor Of The Commonwealth ~ $780,
q PROCLAMATION "e''s
n .hVANCf having occurred in the s.na,o.;., nj,
q uic composed OF the counties of Rando,"r Dls
LABEL Logan Fayette and Nicholas bv sh .'v'
S. ,ho o, william McComas, ESQ., late the represcr,o-
Oh the law 10 direct the Sheriff. Of The several
composing tins District to cause an election 70 he S,' %
month Of As,' on the Court days thereof In the
said vacancy. person 10 supply the
rss,,1 ' ,h under my hand Governor and under
loe"I the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth A. Rich
'nond this goth day of Nav Is33 ~ -''s"-
10y =, lo-w4w] JOHN FLOYD.
M h S.l, IoNSON.-This distinguished and
~. beautiful Race Horse, will again stand at INV s,ahIo
sP ,esent season, twelve miles from Belfeld fitss,
rom Jackson, fifteen from Halifax thirty 6ye So, 'sss"
renon N e. and ilty-sevcn South of pe,e,.h' "sr
Juv snJ mas commenced and will terminate the rst of
anu Is now ready at his stand 10 serve mares a, s
~ "e season. but may be discharged bv the n,y,o.,
" or'y collars within the season; mares can be- sJ
AZ seseh'y-nve dollars; the insurance money viii
pected so the mare is discovered -, VI" DC ex-
~. properly changed-one dollar to the groom In a y.
h., ,,n mares that failed to Monsieur Tonson last ve
ny Tue season, Will be Insured this al the soaso ea'
Large and extensive pasturage sown in ANAL price,
pressly Tor mares left with the horse and separsa I
sending from distance, if convenient ,,;i1 nose
servants with their Mares that they NAV be at,en"
AZ o. 10 viii be fed with grain
at 20 cents per dayno responsibility for acciJsns S
may happen' but every pecauon will be taken TO nrevss
Inscription Of Monsieur 7,onson ue e ....,..,
oood bay, with black legs name and tail S S .
nches nigh and have hesitation in Ga v;n ,, rse
one Q. .e most active and handsome horses ever
eu Nuns or any other country; and he is the bors. r
Oh The Turf that beat all the Archie horses that
- conac! win him, the Tmoleons the Eclpses h VIZ;
co i in , mss the Directors and every other ne
me iurI against him. which all his friends that eva v
s. run win admit; and persuaded that every GEN.
enah nat sees his performance i, friend TO snc ~
sresabv ae &c Mose His colts great promise
10 The number that has been trained There has
zen great many winners; his produce won the salli"
all Ii; spring at Tree Hill, Norfolk and Jeters last
produce won the stallion stake at Broad Rock Fair
'e, a. Liberty and at wythe Court House. ar
80 ,t sIee.-Monsieur Tonson was got by Pacolet b
a ,%e imported Citizen he by Pacoet Of England be- Sv
on Tonson h r oy ne Godophn Arabian, his dam Ma.
Snor,e% bedford Sc his grandam by Gray Medley
P'I, oscar, imported Fearnought; Monsieur Tonson
"a champion have never been beaten. " -N''a'u
'ioiseur onson has made himself so we'll L,or, H.
r,ban @ achevements tho Turf as 10 render al
os" el nouce unnecessary. Those that desire 10 see
"a perrn% account OF his pedigree and performance
,I'eried 70 The American Farmer vol O. mace aoo
~ also me Turf Register and Sporting Magazine
Man.. WM MOODY,
May TO- "P'oh Sounty, N. e.
ll7--2m
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al OH CE--ln pursuance OF decree of the County
"a Court of Cumberland rendered the 2Sth day of
January, 1888, in the OF Minter and wife against
Rucker s. CO., shall offer for sale, the premises
Thursday the 9th OF June next f fair, il not the first
fair day thereafter hundred and fifteen OF Land,
lying in the lower end OF Cumberland and adjoining the
land of Collin Darlington, Robert Straon, John Miner
and others aud belonging TO the estate OF James Boarght,
decd Terms, three equal annual payments, all credit,
first payment bond with approved personal security will
be required and trust deed tile land 10 the
two last payments ROBERT STRATTON,0
JOHN HUDGINS,
LEONARD DANIEL, T
PETER NJ. FORE,
April 10. 1l2-w6w
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EN- CHANCERY-VIRGINIA. Ameia Circuit
Superior Court Law and Chancery April Term, 1888;
John T. Jeter PHI.
Against
George Jefferson, Edward Eggleston, John W. Baker,
John L. Leigh, william Eggleson Edward f. Eggeston,
Alfred o. Eggeston, William T Eggleson, John Tonnes,
Ann Jefferson, Berther Jones, John Chan, Richard Egg
leston Richard Booker, John Rocker, Francis A. Wilson
John Webster Sheriff Of Amelia, and as such adminsira
tor OF Dabncy Miller, decd, and Thomas Prize, Dts
This this day TO be heard upon the Bill
and ofhe Defendants Jefferson, Edward Eggles
ton, Pride, Baker, Leigh and Edward Eggeson, and
hbis filed; whereupon the Cour, doth adudge order ami
Decree hat of the COMM sioDes Of this Court do tako
an account of The funds contained in the deed Of
from the Defendant, George Jefferson TO Edward
Eggeson John w Baker and John T. Leigh dated 1ltli
OF December $780, and in said account to distinguish be-
tween the amount of the trust funds which have actually
been delivered The said Trustees by said Jefferson
and the amount Of bonds accounts and other evidences OF
debt which remained in the hands Of said Jefferson for
settlement and collection, and the amount collected by
bins also state and settle the accounts of said Trustees
for all disbursements made by them, and each OF them in
execution OF the provisions Of said Trust Deed and report
the 10 the Court, together with any other matter
deemed pertinent by him required by either party be
specially stated.
The parties interested are hereby notified that have
appointed Friday, the 18th day OF July next 70 COM
mence the settlement Of the directed by the pre-
cedng order Of Court which day they requested TO
attend at my Office at DeDnville Amelia county, at0c
clock A. NJ, with such bonds accounts and other eyf
dences Of debt will enable TO carry the said order
into full effect FABlOS LAWSON, CONN.,
NAV TO- J. w5w
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MONDAY the 18th February the Stage Coach from
nin nGnlona 10 Fredericksburg will commence RIM.
my by .he splendid Steamboat Sydney-From WASH
s.on 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia the lines will com.
Sm,I on 'ne same day Travellers from the North ard
February 10 q 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

uDOYDTON FEMALE SEMINARY.-The vaca-
n , ton of this School in future, will take place in De-
cember and January. Experience has proven TO the In
sructo that very little study can be done by young La
dies in the and cold days OF winter. The session
will be oil ten months, commencing the first of day
February aad ending the fourth Thursday OF November
There will be semi annual examination, on the 2ls and
22d of June.Expences payable half in advance the ba-
lance at the end OF sue months
Board and Tuition in all branches, fol- 10 months, $3.50 90
Board and Tuition in English branches only, 100 90
Tuition in English branches, including course
OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, 20 90
Tuition in Music 80 90
Drawing and Painting, 1O W
French or Italian 10 90
Scholars may enter at period of the session. and shall
pay only from the time of enhancing deduction 10 be
made for absence, except in cases OF sickness
Mrs. Kngman will give private lessons i'll Oriental Tint
Ii. A. GARLAND.
BOydon, MecNenburg CO.. May IA. 5-lawtisJuly
VALUABLE REAU ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
" subscriber determined to retire from agricultural
pursuits will sell two valuable Farms lying in York
y and Immediately the banks of York river, aud
guous navigation: farm, is of fertile ow lands,
containing 720 acres about 300 open and arabic
the balance fertile, and heavily mbered with lofty,
luable pine and oak the distance TO navigation, not hall
me. The other farm is of high land, adjoining the town
of York. extending the margin of the river, and
tanning $50 Of these, 200 in woods chief
ly chestnut and pne-upoD this farm, large bodies OF rich
mari have been discovered and quarry is opening
from which the subscriber is extensively manrng with
mar these mari beds found in various parts of the
farm contiguous 10 each field The farms will be sbewn
|
now upon the FARMS will be sold with them; and the grow
! ing crops if desired Terms made known, land conve
nienO upon application to THOS GRIFFIN,
Nav IT, I3-w4w1 OF York Town
A r an Annual General Meeting OF the Stockholders o
"a the James River Steamboat Company, held in Rich
mond The seventh day of May, 1893 the following
solutions unanimously adopted, TO witt
RESOLVED, That the Stockholders o. The Company, VIII
have not deposited in Bank, the full amount OF their re
spective subscriptions, be- and they are hereby require
to deposit the same, before the trst DAY oil Jun
its Branch at Norfolk TO the credit OF the Company,
that they pay the by that day. into the hands oil tn
President, or some OF the Directors thereof
Resolped That the President and Directors be author
lied to receive further subscriptions to the Stock OF tn
Company. HENRY CLhhhb' fies'ueht'
, ROBERT ANDERSON, Secretary.
n May II. WIZ
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II. b. RANDoLPH.-ln noticing some comments Of
the New York Evening Post upon the subject Of r. b..
Randoph's bombastcsl letter TO Mr.. Madison, the Globe
gives the following statement respecting unpleasant
predicament in which he involved himself former
occasion; and which does not appear be in very strict
accordance with the statement contained in his letter that
he had brought dscred upon buself in his long
course of service:
MIR. Madison is also informed by this defaulter (who
had appropriated the property OF deceased brother Off
Ger, and robbed his infant orphans Of the Of sup
port that he had in any way brought discredt
himself in his long Of service. Had Randolph
forgotten that he brought under ehargeso dsrepu-
table character by Commodore Ridgely-that he lay
der arrest for long dme-and ct Last obtained order
from the Navy Department 1--WE know not by what inlu
eDce) rens'sDg him 10 the service, without invest
CATION Of the charger Would any honorable man have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

.HhHIO LAND AGENCY-AT CoLUMBUs,--The
" Subscribers respectfully inform their numerous
friends in different sections oil the United States, and the
public generally, that they have opened Office in the
town Of Columbus the capital OF Ohio for the purpose
of attending the purchase and sale of lands the pay
ment of taxes redeemng lands sold for taxes and furnish
ing any and all information which may be required
corning Ohio lands.
One of the undersigned has filed the Office of Auditor
of the State for eighteen successive and the Other
that of Chief Clerk in the Office for considerable
period they therefore atte themselves that their pre-
sent acquired knowledge of the business, and the ia
cies for extending il, will rendere interest Of those
who may avail themselves OF their services, at least
cure il could be in any other hands.
Letters addressed TO either of will receive prompt
attention. RALPH OSBORN,
Nav o., T6-w6ms1 DEMAS ADAMS.
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q ESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE will sell my
IA Rclitp on JSbIcb h"essSuin dfperet5bufg, con
tanning about 2070 1t well known good To-
and Wheat Land and has the advantage OF the
tiers of Buckskin creek and Nottoway river, two
falling streams. The river will be Davigable in
short time, having been examined and reported Avorably
Of The situation is known 10 he particularly healthy,
and excellent stand for Tavern, il desired. will
sell in entire Tract divide 10 suit purchasers.
Terms will be liberal, both 10 price and tnae and can
be known by application 10 the subscriber
EDWARD JOHNSON.
Huntsville, May II. 4-6t
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IN CHAN ERY-VIRGINIA--At /. C;...;, -
~ o Court OF Law and Chancery continued and he'll
1I Nor'nunoerand county, at the Court house an Ed
the 9th of April, 1888: 'o oh FRIDAY
James COX and Fleet Cox, Executors of Peter p ~,
Conway, deceased, T aso' .; lDomas
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EN- CHANCERY-VIRGINIA Amelia Circuit
"A Superior Court Law and Chancery, April Term, 1888;
John L. Jeter Pllf.
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IL the Delaware, ship OF the line now At No,c,
d ca LOT sailing in time, she Will bear Mir Liyngs,on
v, aus Sny 10 france. Delaware is a magn6cen n,
Nat. Gag. ~ ''eu''errahean siaiion.-
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since the publication OF the list of the Ro,rd -
TOT the Academy at West Point, James Nc Doy. r
lexington, Virginia, has been invited 10 attend ne
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Dnn Green is endeavoring to prove tive things
/. That his party Is the Union ParyaltiIough ayowed
Nulhhers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

The United States Temperance. Conv.,,,o,
=, rn,,adephia ON Thursday. The Hon Stepben Va,
was called to the chair aud the Rev Dr. EJ
Im%us ., massachusetts,, Dr. Smith OF New Jersey. and
uuge Earring oil Pennsylvania were appointed Scrs,,
es numerous delegation from different parts of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

May TO- "'"P'on county, n. Z.
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N ERY-VIRGINIA-In U,no.o. c----
~ Court, April 2ih, 1888: No"ny
MAJ ey"',n II azegrove, Josiah Hazcgrove William Tho
Ham Iu usan MS vile, who was Susan Hazegroye vii
nam nszegrove, John McGhee, and Caroline his WIFI
VINO was caroline Hazegrove, and James Hazegrove
ao,;ns, plaintiffs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-04

Inward Coles late Sheriff of Northumberland county
Sno IN 'hat character administrator OF William or'lo,
Sine Nelms, Samuel Downing George Dowoion lana
o. eyunor and Sarah his wife, William Herbert admn;
na'or o, Joseph Conway, deceased John Graham ana
ames .'na,lth, rsders yarinsss Smith, deceas-
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,s. al: dudes and takon his stand upon the dock
anu the stain cast by the charges upon hi h
nsu handolph it seems resolved 70 pocket nj,
psy anoogh ne thereby pockeued aront IL is true
hs nun Oh the street, told by one who had the
deeuser in the Jace" ~ '0"'" NOR iooS ms
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POLITICAL.

Il heoie'I Of ne Proclamation Of President L,cL -
me ,oth @ Decenber, 1882; in a series of nvnYbr,S
qnT,sn',Hy pubtishet in The N6rt6ik and Poytspon;S
No Vii d""er me signature IF Il Vrginian"- -
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"a + = Court continued AMI hell for Bedford c,
= = the court house, tla 2'i day 81 March l. ~
nE Settle PhG a.ainst vii r-ui IaE,do,,u ,t ~ '.u
MA his wiIc William Settle, Lewis Sell L. F,,, rhe-
iiam Derrett aud Scy his wife U,n,l, ,,t >. se'ut
aud Nancy h, WIFE, Thomas fnckcr and Ect III, ar
chiidsn ana hens "l Ne" man - tia, decreased isdp
~ SrtIr " iiiam Settle, John Scur. I.,,, M, y
aud hnbaly Soi,ic children md Sen OF Stroll, So,
deceased. "ho was "Ho otthe chidrcu Of N,vn.a -,
deceased. defendants In Chnncrry ''''''
The dcicndlnts " iilIAm Scae, / cn Is Settle n,,z,
Tucker ard Nancy III VIII, riom Rurkef am, - Z"
~ lie, William Settle, Jobn Sc IT,, Prgvy Settle ua,'"S
Settle and MaIlly Srtlc, hn,lug entered ~. NAN
pc and gwen srcntliy tV-uting 10 the -, ~
Assembly and TIE rifles oi iias Cont, and il appe4fsa
the sa1 inction of the NUT that The,
tis conatt bn the hotttu 1.-The L,utuiIn ~ cutl .
ordered that the san Last uaned defend ar,e Ar a. ~
hctnctc fourth aanday IL Ma, next and an.N r. H. ~,
oil the plaintiff. ned that, copy % hi. order lee lril,
published Tor cisht weeks .uccessiyciy IN the cl
dur OF the routt house If this county. "'
A'top,-Te.'e, 10. [. MITCHELL Gu e.
April 1. !. WIN
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eVIRGINIA, TO W1T:-,f a ci

cut 5Upcriuf CoaIi II Lassaud jhagoety
/ continued and held for fhs town Of L,ncthurg. ~
the Cotrt house, in said town On Friday the Sc.
eond day Of November, 1882. 81 ting Court OF
Csaneery.
Tie President. Directors and Company Of the
Bank OF virginia, Pm. against Robert Morfiss, and
| Peter Dunpingtpn, aud W,am Dunningion, bro
thers ~ Jane, Dunn'ngton. deceased, Mary Mad
ios, aDd n,be,s, Dehs and the sane, PIT. 0gdint
William Dunapgion, and Peer Huntington, bro:
'hers OF James bennington. decd. Mary MADDOX,
M others, D.n..
II appearing 10 the Court that George Il Wood
snn, late Marshal Of the superior Coori OF Chan
cery for N. Lynthhms Dsriet hath whnliy fail
I'd paw ,u,o either Of The Banks at ,hs place. 10
the eredi OF these suit, the of one THOUSAND.
ii hundred AID fri oa- dollars aud fifty ii
GEMS reported by 'hs. Commissioners 10 be IN has
bint. on he tbifiy -liIst diy OF Drcrmh.r,
thousand righ hundi II and twenty six, Brhmg
rom collection. rnade hy bifn under and IN pursI.
ance Of the dscreisl order, catered ~ hese csoses
On he thiri day Of Novembtl !, one thousand egn,
huhdlcd and twenty one api il also eppear,ng
20 The Court, hat Nhlthsi HplcoWb", lscbsrn.t
Noodson, Edwint Booker, James G. Norman.
lienrs Clark, William Robe, tsnn, Jan,ps e.. Amber
>on. MicHj III Lynca, J,hn l. ynrh, j. Ei.srd
Lynch Anselm Ly"rh, Fr'ncisCa!ld"ay. Name.
Rsine, Hugh RIM, Charl~s kaihe AMI Miller
Wopd son, We're ePcuriies OF the said & -orgc q
Wood o. Is inte Marsh-l aforesaid and thai
The aid " a.tha tiocoubc. ! -rharner Nnoison
Ncai.h Ltneh. 'ho Lynch. Jr Ans-ln Lynch.
an'i Nancy Rane have dspafted this life ;--lh
Courl dolb order, tha' Iud,th Hoieomhe admins
uatiix \" The " III ,nexpd of lbe sad Waltha
ilocomb', dec 4 1srph Il 8oodsuu IL cntnr
t,fc Sad lsthatner Nopdson. dccd. 1hrajah IA
vi, adm,ntiatof WITH the I'll anLosrd of ihe ssIt
hirai 'h Lynch, deG'd. Chhttes II. L,s.h, Ex..
caiot OF the said tCsria L,tch, dee a. oil OF th.
tss'is IN ti.tir aaud,, respectively u-inrr ng 10
IL E.tate7 o. tneit 'espefi>- iestaor- II so murt
"a Al l4t4I Ity.a l. \ l.
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Wrench Tuition.

YENIlOSE gentlemen who are DESTROYS of aoqni-
IL ring an carl and practical knowledge OF the
French tongue, and whose time or avocations pre-
ciud.d the possibility Of their joining MIR. Nan
crede's FIRST class, are respectfully informed that
he will open his Cd ciaSs on Friday evening next
May lnh 1883, at his room Ga story back, over
Messrs. Turncr 4 Kerr to commence at 0 clock
p. NJ, -one hour before the meeting OF his first
class.
Those Ladies and Young Misses aho may wish
10 avail themselves of the advantages now oiiered
will be waited upon at their own dwellings, on the
evenings of Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Mr. Nancrcdc can be seen at his room every eve
ming at ! o'clock.
May 10 Is
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" iR'i NlN--M Huos holden IN tic tictk', Or .
hee ii the titc1i Supe Court II Law sud Cb,e,.
coz i9t lhc town Of iynrihtg the i,t Ia, of Anil
ltdp.t linl+hs pn,ny aud Z elmr 4 .h~ Nifr.G NJ /
'nnd l,'lim O. Init nfai children II Cni,h Tn !,
dc " no nc As tie ,sd l,assus pu ~, th,u ne,,
h%nd, fht-. Aesinst Mother yd TMt, ae"n ~ M,
f'S IL tnil"pd, ndItt de inht> npr II r.lttct T.r
dce anh eamItl Br.r,L'td. Sergeant IT, Cor, a.f,n
of lsnehln Z, AMI Il. such sdni VI tj.. H. lsa ~
Dcft..
rae Ae'eh'aAi Neitrt and lat, not ayi0g cdatsd H.
sF" lftie" and given .rcurn, utdinl tie 81
Assembly MA IL" rnlr. 81 thu snd glpcsfel =
I-h'ort evidence u nj he iuiaiuat 81 tbs
country Ill L. ordered Ihat The said DIFF ud.h d..
penn he1e'n the int day OF IL" trtr,
IT," II 81 tr taihts mud that rspe II ~. ords,
.t i"fihstn inse'trd III sehe n."tlFr.t lted III tc
T"Wn IL iyuslharg for Two tso,i,r'., std
ported II The Font dedi " tae toult 10 u" .s
town. coz y-rtst., ID. RbuIs. IN
Npfil II van
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&al'ENlG IN.

TE7llls undersigned having formed II co-paftuer-
IA ship under tae style Of Nortin H''H and
Hradoa, ana having purchased out the entire stock
of Lorenzo No,yeIl Esq. in this place, viii carry
ON, in The house lately occupied 10y HIM n urge dry
goods business Tier assortment is now very gen.
crul. and IN few weeks will be added 10 extensive
ly, by purchases from the North.
The late customers of Mir Noryell, together with
our friends and the public generally, arc respect
fully requested To call uloa us. We promise Ihen
as good bargains can be had in tins place Our
assortment at all times shall be such as to suit al
classes of dealers, ~ wholesale retail.
One branch of our transactions will be that of II
general Commission business We Will attend
particularly TO the reee' wing and forwarding of goods
as well as to the salcs of all Soits of produce. W.
have room for forage, &c.
SAMUEL. NOWLIN,
BENJA MIN HUNT,
DAVID lIERNDON