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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

N Office The former friends and customers of the
~ late Capt WIN. Golf, informed that the Butcher
ing business lately carried by him. il continued by his
widow at the two stalls Nos. and in the Old Market,
which managed by her sons, Albert and George,
Tor the benefit OF her and Der family. She promises good
supply Of the best beef the market Affords and hopes
nuance Of the custom and patronage Of her late husband
November /. 5l-4t
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9R2 Acres @f gaaaDie , Wg pod L La" 70,
Testament OF Maj Charles Williamson, decd and in
der to effect division with the Legatees OF said WILL
shall offer at Public Auction, al the Red House, in the
county Of Charotte OH Thursday 2Ist OF November next
If fair if not the next fair day, Sunday excepted) that
valuable Of UOOd Land situated in the Counties Of
Campbell aud Charlotte, containing by recent survey 700
Acres, less, adjoining the Lands OF William An
derson, Henry Wheeler, Allen w. Freshman, Martin
Hancock and others.
Also, at the time and place, other Tract Of
Wood Land equally vsluable lying in the aforesaid
ties and nearly contiguous the other, containing Ivy
cent survey 563 Acres, less, adjoining the Lands
of WIN. and Richard Paulen Peuy's estate, and others
The whole Of these Lands above stated in their
original growth lying upon the waters Of Cub creek and
only 27 miles from Lyncbburg. They valuable, and
well adapted TO the various cultures OF that section Of
country IL is unnecessary TO enter into description Of
them-their appearance fertility OF soil, and many adj
vantsces those who may want TO purchase will
view TOR themselves Reference is given TO Messrs.
Martin Hancock and Sam'l +. Moses, residing the
premises, by whom they will be shewn.
Terms, two and three years credit, The purchaser
giving bond, with approved security and deed OF trust on
the Lands. The title is believed TO be unexcepionabc;
but acting as Administrator with the Will annexed shall
oucy convey such title as horiZei by said will.
i EDWARD WORSHh I, adn'T.
h Of Charles Uihidmson, Sen'r, deed.
Amelia County, Sept 49, A5-tds
{ Iynch5urg Vginian will please pub h tho above
he sale, aud send their sccount TO This Office collection
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NIOrICE.--There will be Petition before the next
General Assembly Of Virginia, for the purpose Of re-.
duoing the Tolls on the Falling creek and Manchester
Turnpike road. FREEHoLDERs OF CHEsTERFfELD.
August 30. 33-w12C'
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PURSUANT to Deed OF Trust, executed by Robt

DURSUANT to a Deed of Trust, executed by Robt.
n Crenshaw, on the 18th day of December, 1929, and
OF record in the Clerks Office in the County Court Of
Henrco, to debt due from said Robert Crenshaw
to Nahl c. Crenshaw therein specified shall proceed
Saturday the 3Oh day OF November, in front of the
Bell Tavern, in the City of Richmond between the hours
of IL and O'clock TO sell the Tract of Land named in
said Trust Deed, much thereof may be sufficient
to satisfy said claim, with the legal cost attending
the Said Tract Of Land contains 250 acres, and
lies in the upper end Of the county of Henrico the
Chckahominy Swamp, and not far from Burons Coal
Pits The title TO said land is believed TO be good but
acting trustees shall convey only such title
vested in us by said deed. BENJAMIN BRAND,
Oct. %. I4S-tds] HENRY CLARKE.
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HtOOPERS NEW NOVEL.-R. 1. SMITH has re-
ceived the Headsman. or the Abbdye DIES pigHerons,
a Tale by the Author OF the Bravo, sc.
Nov. I. 51-2t
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AND FOR SALE. offer Tor sale my Plan alton
N A called Ciouerldnd, lying in the county OF Prince
lillian 80 miles distant from Alexandra and Washingsn
II contains 1900 acres, has il large Dtccing House
Barn and other Improvements, and excellent Mill Si,e
which Saw Mill is ereced. The land has been we'll
titled, and for several years past improved by the OF
clover and plaster the effects of which where
more visible, fully proven 1t is divided into
fields OF equal and convenient sze and under the best
enclosures. This Plantation is justly considered ong
beautiful.
As purchasers will view the premises before making
oe r, further particulars deemed unnecessary. Ii de-
Sired immediate possession may be given. Letters ad
dressed 10 me (pos pa) be directed TO this place.
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER.
N. Il In my absence, Mr.. Edmund Newman, Agent,
will attend 10 gentlemen wishing 10 view the premises.
Richmond City, Oct. 10Th, 1888. 4s-ti1 G. s. G.
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"ANTED.-A Governess, well qualified to teach
w Music, French, and the branches OF polite fe-
male English Education. is wanted in private family in
the Southern part Of Virginia. for the next year. To
exhibiting satisfactory testimonials OF her qualifications, Ii
beral wages will be given. situation is also wanted
private Tutor, Teacher of select neighbourhood
school, gentleman who has for six years been consi-
dered successful instructor in scademca Of
Latin and English. Commute atoms either subject
will with immediate attention, il directed T. l.. l.,
Garlsnds p o. Albemarle county, Va stating terms Sc.
November X 52-w4t
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NOTICE. am authorized by Gend to sell at pub.
~ lie auction for cash, at Amelia Court House. four or
five likely negroes on the 25h Of November inst il being
Court daJ p. H. TONNES.
November j 5l-3r
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NJOrICE.-An pehsons are hereby forewsrned from
hunting, fishing, shooting, trespassing in any
manner whatever, the lands Of the subscribers The
and injury heretofore sustained, renders
this notice necessary order TO prevent the like practices
in future PHILIP MICHAEIS,
Nov l. T5I-Z1 RICHARD HILL.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR sALE-Wi b

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE-Will be
offered for sale at public auction the premises,
Tuesday, the 10Th day of December next, fair, if
not, the fair day, the Plantation Of which William
Finney late OF the county OF Amelia died seized 1t
tains about $40 than two hundred Of which
low grounds and about two hundred standing in
woods-,he wood land enclosed to ITSELF and making an
excellent range for hogs. The cleared high land is
good deal Of it, FERTILE and all originally Of good
quality lies well for Improvement is free from gals, and
well adapted the growth of Ueat and cOUer. The
accommodations plain, but comfortable AMI convenient.
AS any description of this farm, however minute, fail
to prove satisfactory to gentlemen wishing purchase it
designed, in this advertisement do than sim
ply TO publish the fact that il will be offered for SALE
give general account OF its character and invite the
attention Of persons, wishing 10 buy lands it, 1t will
be shewn by the overseer residing the farm, by
B namin w. Finney, residing in Powhatan, within one
mile Of Genito. BY THE EXECUTORS.
Private offers will be received for the above plantation
but if any private sale shall be made, timely notice will
be given the public. The sale will be upon a credit Of
and three years the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security and deed OF trust TO the pur
chase moneybu for half Of the purchase money an
indefinite credit will be gwen upon the purchasers pay
ing up the interest. Nov. l 50--tds
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"ORTH .ATTENTION-will be sold Friday
w the 18th December next, TO the highest bidder,
my Lower Mill in Buckingham county, Wlis's River,
at Cursville where there is Tobacco Inspection, and
several good Stores with good boat navigation Rich
mond; the situation is healthy any below the Blue
Ridge, and in very respectable neghborhood. My mo-
tive for selling is, that the neighborhood and adoin
ing counties require Manufacturing Mill there; aud
find myself too far advanced in years into that bust
ness; therefore, wish some Of to buy
who will put up good Manufacturing Mill there Per-
haps there is not in VTgnia greater opening for grind
ing OF Wheat, being thirty miles South OF James River
and the only that side of the River that
Richmond the water is sufficient for other works.
which be had out Of the canal any where between
the mill and the dam. The Mill is new, with pair Of
corn stones, upon stone wall that be made to any
size by opening the side end; there is small Tract Of
Land attached to the Mill which the purchaser have
any part is deemed ecessary point the ad
van,ages this property has over almost Other those
disposed to buy will judge for themselves The sale will
take place in Curdsve. Terms, fourth in cash. and
the balance in three equal annual payments The above
property will be hewn by the subscriber, any person
wishing TO view the same, previous TO the day OF sale
October o. (4S-7l] EDWARD CURD.
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I GALE OF NEGROES, STOCK, &c.-The ,ubscri.
- Der will offer for SALE to the highest bidder on Fri.
day the sih day of November next plantation of the
late John Harris deceased in the county Of CHAM,
called Snowden, opposite Scosvillc in the county
semare, about ftoenfy likely Negroes all the horses,
cattle am stock OF every kind, the crop Of amount
ing to three or four hundred barrels large crop Of tobac
co in The house, fodder, Sc &c. the plantation utensils
&c as well as every thing else appertaning to large
estate.
Terms Nine months credit for all sums ten dol
lars; for that and under, cash. Bond and approved
security Of course required Should the day be UNFAIR
that the sale go on then il will be made the next
fair day. JOHN. III. COLEMAN,
Ex'or. Of John Harris, decd.
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Albemarle, Sept. 20.

nj AND AND MILL FOR SALE.-AgreeabIy to an
- act OF the General Assembly Of Virginia, and de-
cree oil the County Court of Sussex will be sold at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder the 10Th day Of No
vember next, the premises the Tract OF Land in
county Of Sussex which the late Major John Edmonds
formerly resided containing between three aud four thou
sand acres. The land is finely watered has comforta
BILE dwelling house it, with all the necessary houses
farm and valuable MILL 1t will be sold entire d
vded to suit purchasers, and presumed to be
sary to describe the quality Of the SOIL those DESTROYS
OF purchasing, will doubt view and Judge for themselves
The Commissioners believe the title TO be good, but will
only convey such as is vested in them by said
cree.-Terms made known OH the day OF sale, by the
Oct. 90. G4S-tds1 COMMISSIONERS.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Oh DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
OV subscriber last fall, HENRY, Negro man, above
the common size, has a the back Of OF his
hands, occasoned by burn has fore tooth out, thick
lips is believed he is lurking in the edge OF Page
county, near the Madison line. The above reward will
be given IL delivered TO the subscriber, residing Ma
olson Court house; or Twenty il secured in Jail that
get him again. SINCLAIR BOOTON, .admr. Of
November 8. (52-w4w"l Wihiam Booton, decd
VIRGINIA OIL STONE-CoLMAN, RAYMOND
s. KELLoGGs celebrated Oil Stone, ready for
use, for sale wholesale or retail, by
G. v. RAYMOND.
Richmond. Va November D. 52-M4w
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niSMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.-Th An
IL nua Meeting Of the Stockholders, in the Dismal
Swamp Land Company will, according 10 Law, be held
in the Town of Suffolk, Friday the 10Th November,
1888. RO. BUTLER, President
Dismal Scamp Land Company
Smthfcld, October IL. 46--iI5hNov.
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AAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL-Ths School,
" which is the Bowling Green, and at OF the
heahest spots ia Virginia will he continued the ensuing
year, under the superintendent OF Miss Jones' here
toore All the branches Of good English education will
be taught by Miss j., including Geography, with the
of the Globes the Elements oil Natural Philosophy, Che
mis,ry and As,ronomy.-Also, Plain aud Fancy Needle
Work, and Painting Velvet
Ierms-Board and tuition for the scholastic year, $50
at which rate eight ten boarders will be taken.
WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green, Nth Oct, 1898. 4S-tlstDec.
THNHE School at Edge Wood will open Tor the ensuing
IL year the 18th January next Pupils under ii
years will be received and instructed in the Greek, Latin
and English Languages Geography, History Arithmetic
and Mathematics.
There will be sessions in the year, aud a vacation
of month time in the sumner The school will
close 18th December
Terms-For board, washing, SC. S95 per annum
Tuition, rs
One half payable in advance.
No pupil will be taken Tor shorter than the year
unless any of my pupils parents guardians may
choose to send for session
CARTER BERKELEY.
October 49, 46-ti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
VIRGINIA. To WIT.


At rules holden in the Clerk's Ofice Of the Cir.
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery fos
Jefferson County. the id Moadsy in July, is3s
'oLn Frame. administrator Of TSwnsend BeeE-
ham, decd PLAIHrIyr
AGAINST
James SfubbLcfetd, Jacob Hilbert, Fonfai,ss Beck
ham, Uiuidm .sEdylreg, Mcclellan .lEay1iez,.
administrator Of lillian Grahasa, deed. Hln.
nah VI Hayer, adniWsfrafr.r Of Eaksaro
Wdger, dcc'd, .bp,iress Hunter, Re6ecea Beck
ham, deissnfsfrafISE Of Camp BerkAas, drc,d
and William Cleveland, DuyExpixrs.
NHE death Of the said Townsend Beck.
- ham having been suggested, & subpoena
seire facias awarded to revive the suit IN the name
OF his administrstor, the said John Franc. and
the subpoena seire facias NOT being exesated on
the Defendant William May veg. and he nos hay.
Jog entered his appearance, and given seenris,
according 10 the set OF assembly and the rules n
this coalrt; and u appearing by sasisfaesory rvi-
dence that he is not iIhabitans oG tis country.
" 70 ordered, That the said defendant do anpes,
here on the frst day ofthc next term, and snsvc,
the bill Of tire plaintiff; and thas oopy Of hi,
order be forthwith inserted in some newsoapeF
published ia Chsriessovn, for two months success
sivcly. and posed II the front door Of the court
house in the said town Of Chnrleso~n.
A eopy-Tesse,
RoBERT T. BROWN.
July IA. Is33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
III O.V' assSs STEEE.

HAVE on hand "a large supply of Xn011
! assorted, in part, - follows:
wagon Tire, I, ., 4, g., and inch thick
and inches wide,
Wagon Tire, . and inches thick, and
inches wide,
OK Cart Tire inches thick, ~ In. wide,
Carriage, Gig and CarrioIe Tire 80 and
inch thick, J and q inches wide.
Square and round Iron from 3-l6 to IA In.
ches thick,
Scalp, Axe, and Hoe Iron,
Slit Iron for horse shoes and other Iivh,
work-Spike and Nail Eods,
Hammer Mouids, Bolts, aud Grow Barr.
Plough Irons, well assorted, with MANY
other kinds-togetber with a general assort.
Inent OF STEEL, such IS American and
Engilsh Blister, Shear, Crowley, and German;
Carriage, Spring and Cast steel, the latter
varying Ia size from TO 2 inches square. an
OF which will be sold a. low as il can be
bought at the Iron Works in this neighbor-
hood, either at Wholesale or retail.
B. T. TowNER.
shephsrdslown, Aug. -, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
CO.aCM .x.aKE.N-G.

III VIE subscriber tenders his grateful thanks
II 20 his friends and the public for the Ii
beral patronage heretofore received, and Is
determined, il prices to suit the times, and
strict attention to business, are any in
ducements, 60 merit further favors from a
generous public. Having selected first-rate
stock Of materials, and experienced workmen
IN his employ, he feels confident In stating
to those who may favor him with their Gus
tom, that they may depend on having their
work well executed. lie has attached 10 his
establishment q Coach Smith Shop, and i,
therefore enabled 10 mako and repair Steel
Springs Of all sorts and furnish work with
Puncualiiy, and al lower price than for.
merry.
Carryalls Of all sorts on hand suitable for
any purpose.
Old Carriages, Gigs, &c. &C. taken In ex-
change for better ones. All sorts of work
in his line repaired At any notice, and at fair
prices.
Silver and Brsss Mounting kept on hand
and If Kirk haint got 'em, he'll git 'em.
a. His Shop is two doors east Of the Stage
ohIce. NJ. C.. KIRK.
ShePherdstown, May 80, 1888.
N. B.-Three Apprentices will be taken 20
the above business, If immediate application
be made. Boys from IL to l6 years Of are
viii meet With . tolerable chance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

N retiring from the Ford Mill, the under
Il signed would feel guilty Of ingrattude
were he TO refrain from making his heartfelt
Acknowledgements for the manifold favors re.
eeived Of his friends and the public. His
chief aim was to rcciProcate the benefits con-
ferred; and in entering into q more private
life, he feels the cheering consolation that his
efforts were not entirely vain. Though was
his pride and pleasure to do justice TO all, yet
II he fell short Of his purpose, IL was more
from ranf Of ability than disposition.
Actnated by sentiments Of unextinguishabl
gratitude, he will still feel himself bound to
make additional efforts to serve his friends
and former customers and i'm recommending
TO their patronage the present occupiers Of
The mill, he does 80 with the conviction that
the business will be conducted quite as well
rs heretofore, and with the pledge that he
will most cheerfully give them the benefit Of
his advice and experience. A helping hand
snail he readily extended, il needed and an
anxiety ever felt to make some further return
Tor the numerous acts Of kindness which have
rendered him the public's obliged and CRATE
ful servant. D.fk7EL S.N-YDER
July IL lS33
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July IS, 1898.
VIRGINIA, TO wTT:


VIRGINIA, To WIT:
AZ rules holden In The Clerks Oa,ee of ,hs C.ir-
cult Superior Court of Law and -Chsoeerv foe
Jefferson County, the iss Moadsy in July, isSS
Daniel .IE1g11iotr and E1eaasr Ne ~, Ln,.
.SG.4EHsT A'A"
Daniel bryan. Robot Y. JaeE and JssTes HE
rrife, Brarsoa DdreEborf ~ he o.sn riNhf and
az executor u .ibnIhaB Datvaeovs' 1iec'd
.lsseaa StSother, Marcus Nc CorSsieL ausj
INuUanHa he rife, late L1aaganaa .He Ger
1sob, AaSses FTsre and Frdaces ~ sriE. Lase
Frances We CornacF, Ayoekenb,ou0k M
CsrRlok, ProsSnoe Me CorSsek, .4rrsisfead
r. VI We CorNaiek, and Ty.osaas ~. .,fc C,ov-
tbtE, Dis children and heirs Of ytfaxa Ne Ger
NICK, rho urds one ef E,e chikhea and arris-es
u .f6rahd'a Llssl'eHpsrf, deed, DasEsBAsTs,
~ CHANCERY.
VNNiiE defendants, Armistead r. ~. MeCor-
n mick, and Thomas w. Mccormick. not
having entered their appearaaoe, nsd given sem
rity according % The 80 o. assembly and the
rules o. THIS court snd is appearing 81 sssisfss-
iosy evidences taat ussy sre MOI nhsbisass az sh;s
country N - srlrred, That the sid def-Ddaofs
DO appear here on the 6rsi DAY q the next teru-
and answer the kili ~ the plaintiG., snd thss
copy 81 his order b. fogth viii iusegird III sor-
oewspaper published In Chsrsestoun. for two
s.otaa soccessiseiy, and posted Il Ire fraat dor
" u'e eeurt-house b. aaid town of Charleeaown.
A eopy--Tettc,
ROBERr 7. Brown.
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New Milling Concern.

ME undersigned take this method of in
- forming the public, that they have rent
ed the Mills on the Opeqion, belonging to
John u. WhitehilI, formerly Camerons.)-
Said Mills will be overhauled and put 10 com.
plete repair, and be ready for the reception
OF Wheat In short time, For every three
hundred pounds Of merchandise Wheat. de-
livered, they will give one barrel Of super
hne Flour, and stand the inspection either in
the District or Baltimore. They have -four
now on hand, and intend keeping supply Cor
the accommodation OF their customers; 80
that any person can have a load of 0ouP on
delivery Of the wheat. They prefer Grind
ing, but will give at ali tiroes q fair price for
wheat deliverad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12
We w FIRM.

svE " EHk6eNs
AVID II. SNYDER and WIN. CLEvE-
~ LAND having taken Mr.. Daniel Suy-
der's Ford Mil, on the Shenandoah river, for
the purpose Of carrying on the milling bu.l.
ness, have the pleasure Of informing the old
customers Of that establishment, as well as
the public generally, that the mill is at this
time undergoing complete repair; and Ia
its former capacity, they will add an addition.
al pair Of burrs, which will Mt all times eua.
BILE them TO furnish -four for the largest crops
Of wheat ut q few days notice.
From the experience Of ID. II. Snyder in
the milling business, and an earnest desire on
the part Of each TO give satisfaction, they
hope 70 merit 4 large share Of the grinding
custom OF the county. From all those who
may prefer selling their crops, they earnestly
request call, as they expect constantly 10
be in the market, at the highest market price
In cash. The style Of the firm will be
SNYDER Il CLEVELAND.
July IL, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-12

rH>O all persons indebted to the late firm OF
Il s. Marmaduke & Co., that the situation
OF the firm is such as requires promp, pss.
ssenf. Either part or the whole will be thank.
fully received. as it is absolutely uecessar,
10 close tho business Of said concern rs soon
as possible. As the remaining debts agains,
the hrm are Of an urgent character, thcy ara
compelled to make this solemn appe al in hone.
That this notice will be strictly attended TO.
SILAS MARMADUKE L. CO.
Kabietown, Aug %, 1888.
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TO THE E.RR.HERS
OF
ANTI Y.0vvyNorvrx

VIE undersigned have taken. for a term
n Ut years, Mr.. Beckham's welI-k.ovn M.r-
chant Mill, on the Island near Harpcrs-Ferry.
which - nov undergoing sundry repairs. They
viii give one barrel Of Fioar Tor every 500 pound.
OF good merchantabie Wheat, and will stand the
inspection IN any Of the Eastern markets They
VIII be able, from the good condition Of their
MIL, and from their experience in the business.
TO render The most perfect satisfaction 20 their
customers and they are determined not 20 be ex-
eelisd by any miilers in the country.
They will give the highest price, in cash. for
good merchantable Wheat, Delivered In ,hr;r
mill. JACOB & HENRY STAUB.
July Is, lSSS-2m,
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KOpesceH willis.

VhE undersigned inform the farmers Of
n Jefferson and LoudOun, that the above
named weli-known mills are now m eomplet.
order Tor the reception Of WHEAT. They
Val give one Barrel Of Flour for ever
SOO pounds Of merchandise wheat, and stand
we inspection IN the Eastern markets or
they viii purchase wheat for casa. At the
market price, as may best suit their cu,to-
nss. They feel confident Of meriiipg. bv
s.'en.'on and promPtitude, fair portion Of
JAMES HITE & SON.
~. d. Employment, and liberal vave.
van Do gwen 70 two good MILLERs. Uho
can come well recommended fog capacity IN
their business and sobriety.
August !, 1893.
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DIssoxuxxoU
OF P.ARTV.ERSEXIP.

HvHE FIRM Of D.sist Snyder 4, Soc was
- dissolved on the LIST mat. by mutual con
sent They are pleased TO say, their Books
arc ready for settlement; and from Ill with
whom they have accounts, they earnestly In
vise call. As their object In merely 10 close
the business, Will our friends do u the favor
to make the call as soon ~ Convenient The
Books will be found in the care Of ID. 10. Sny-
der. D1.tTEL SNYDER,
D.lYID IA. SNYDER.
July IL, 1899.