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ENTERTAINMENTS PATENr PLANNING ma.

~ OODSWORTPS PATENT PLANNING MA.
w CHiNE-The exclusive right TO use this vaua.
bic Machine in the eastern part of Vgini, is offered for
SAFE, or lew Individual county rights (he number be-
ing llmted may be purchased if Immediately applied
ior aess man one fourth OF the profit they may be made
70 produce IN one year, the proprietor would be wi
sing 10 form partnership with any respectable person
wis may be disposed TO invest adequate capital in the
concsFn 80 " wv
The vast advantage Of the above labor. saving Machine
mas been incontesiiby proven by use Upwards NJ
lYur years in various parts Of the United States II ia
a eshs,en to refer to Baltimore, Phadelpia New
org aaa Boston, where they have long been in sue
a, SPersec' each machine performing much work
o. Sa "e erected by twenty hands in the time; the
noong, or o,er plank being reduced an equal thick
ness Psheo. joated tongued grooyed at ono opera
hand. ~ '"" POS''O'J O' "o"e ny
Floors dressed by this Machine arc o,o,e so;d ,d can
be lsid at hall the expense Of those dresssd no - WV
weather boarding, shelving packing csss AID ho~ g
&C. can also be dressed by IL at so small an
he price OF the rough lumber 10 DEFY con,e;,, "
ne above Is welt worth the attention of ,osa
pentefs, &c. " 90" "iis, car
For further particulars, reference may he had n
p. MAURO & SON
49,. Commission Merchants, Washington. ~ r.
." 6G-2t
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a Ale OF NEGROES.-By virtue OF a decree OF the
~ Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county OF James City and City OF " Williamsburg, pro-
nounced on the 3ls day Of October 1885, cause there
in depending, between Manson's heirs and ansons re-
presentave We shall. Thursday, the I'd day Of Js
nuary next, at The Courthouse Of York County ia the
town YORK. proceed 10 sell 10 The highest bidder cash.
all Inc slaves IN the bill and proceedings 10 the said cause
mentioned, belonging to the estate Of Robert Manson The
elder deceased and which were in the hands of Peter
Manson and homas Hsnscrd, together with the increase
oil the females oil said slaves among them some likely
and very valuable boys and womet; and persons
sous 10 get for their may be satisfied that among
This LOT they have fair chance Of being well supplied
j.. -. POWER,
X. p. ELLIOTT, Commissioners.
S. SHIELD,
York County, Dec. IL, 1893. 67-A
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2A NEGROES.-0n Monday morning. the both
oO inst at 10 o'clock, will be solJ in front of my
office, without reserve, 80 likely Negroes belonging to
one estate, consisting of men, women boys girls and
women and children. The above negroes are all under
good character and sold for no fault Among them are
good tradesmen, and house servants The balance
field hands Those wishing to purchase for their own
use, will do well TO attend.
EXUM s. HUBBARD, Aucrr
Dec. D. 62-tds
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OAKLEY, Dec. II;h, 1888
do hereby certify that have examined Mir Lewis
HilPs Goianna Filiy, aud consider her mare of fine
but the late period Of the season. oone induced me to de-
cline it. HENRY A ~ VI as
Dec. "a en- =.
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- aLE OF NEGROES.-By virtue Of two DEGREES of
~ the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cbancery for
the county Hanover, pronounced in the of Tim.
oerake cs linberlake, and others, therein depending
the Undersigned 1.-The Commissioners appointed by the said
DEGREES will sell several very valuable and likely Slaves
male and female, at the front door Of the Bell Tavern in
the cry OF Richmand on the 9Th day OF January next by
public auction, TO the highest bidder. for cash.
PHILIP Il. WINSTON.
GRANVILLE TlMBERLAKF
Dec. 81. 81 ts
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H AND.-The subscriber offers for sale, the land on
81 which he lives. He wishes transfer his property
to different section Of the country and will therefore
on advantageous terms. II is perhaps the desirable
estate in Nooway county, and certnly by far the most
valuable which is now in the market any where in this
section oil the country he buildings of every descrp.
lion are new, convenient and well aaged. indeed no
person could desire another house for domestic or family
operations There are tenlarge and tobacco barns,
and many OF them expensivey constructed on new
principles Tor curing The tract contains 1850 by
survey, OF which there than $50 in woods Of
the very first qualify for tobacco, and about 100 acres of
low grounds Ii is believed that the soil is happily
adapted to the growth of 6ne tobacco subscribers
average prices have always indicated Nearly the whole
oil the open land is well set in clover and there young
orchard now bearing OF perhaps the best selected fruit
aH kinds from the Northern nurseries,, which is be
found In this part Of the country The situation is re-
markahiy healthy The subscriber expects be out Of
the Safe Tor several months during the winter spring;
and he does not sell before he goes his er John
r. Dupuy living in the neighbohood will shew 10 any
person wishing to buy, and viii be authorised to SELL
Col Asa Dupuy of Prince Edward win also be fully au-
thorsed to contract sale in his absence. Ii is deemed
unnecessary to give minute description of this
Property as those wishing 10 buy will, it is presumed
examine Tor themselves. w. J. DUPUY.
Otoway, Dec. IL. 66-2aw4w
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n AND FOR SALE. Will be sold on Tuesday, the
HI 3ls inst, in front OF the Eagle Tavern, at IL O'clock
my Tract of Land, lying the county of Hanover con-
tanning BIO acres, about Is miles from Richmond on
Chickahominy Swamp, adjoining the lands of Mr. Isaac
Winston and Others This is we'll known ST md living on
both sides of the main road, leading from Richmond 10
Louisa Court House.-The soil is equal to any in the
neghborhood; about one-hal in TIMBER and large por.
ton of first adow land.
Terms: one-thrd cash. the balance in two equal install
ments payable annually with deed of trust on the land
10 secure the two last payments Any person wishing
view the land it will be shown by Mr. Emerson living
on the premises, application 10 me- in Richmond
Also at the time and place, will be sold my int.
rest in the coal pits, which formerly belonged TO John
Burton, deceased which interest is three. of the
whole pits adjoining the Springfield Pits present work.
dby Mr.. Cary. BEN. MANN
Sale conducted by C. ). SELpEN, Auct
E December IL. 62-tds
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RxCAMO'D, VzRGAyza, TUESDAY, DECEMBER ID. ssas.

"lLL BE SOLD, on the premises, on the irst day of
January next lair, not, the fair day. that
wen known Tavern stand in Powhaian county, now in
he occupancy OF Mrs Skipwi,h. The terms will be lbe.
RAJ, ana made known on the day OF sale.
December H. [64-tdsl EDWARD cox
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"HlTE OAK SPOKES-.Wanted 5000 ,ounl |
w White Oak Spokes, all heart, suitable for carrssa
Wheels for which the highest price in cash will be pad
Dec. I'll. 1921 JAMES BOsBER
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ENARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.-The annua,
IA meeting oil the Stockholders, for the election Of Di-
recors for the Bank and the Offices of Discount and De-
Po will be held on Wednesday, the 9Th day of January
next. WA NEKERVIS ros6,.
Dec. Sd, 1888. 6IZ2,wtds
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EDURSUANT to a decree Of The Superior Court Of
Law OF Hanover county, viii be sold, on the 9Th Of
the present month, AT the front door OF the Bell Tavern
w The City OF Richmond, to the highest bidder Tor cash
s the Negroes belonging ohe estate Of Gideon Ragland
deceaseu. HENRY POLLARD,
Deecmoer 62-w3ws
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4
TT ANCAsTER, DENLY s. CO., aucfoneeTs and
IL Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va are now
receiving per brig Mary Jane from Malaga, and ship
Richmond from Liverpool,
100 or. casks sweet Malaga wine
APP boxes best bunch Muscatel raisins
200 half boxes do do do. do.
200 Or do. do do do
l5O boxes do. do.
$50 do bloom do
so jars grapes
% bales hard shell almonds
100 terces best London porter
10 do. do old port wine.
And are daily expecting from New Orleans
200 hbds. first chop sugar
200 do. do. nioasses.
And have in store,
1900 bags Poto Rico Rio Havana, Manila, Mocho,
Java, and African coffee
300 boxes and barrels refined sugar
200 hhds. Porto Rico moasses
100 do. st. Croix and Porto Rico sugars
70 pipes pure Cognac brandy, imported direct
20 hhds. pure ST. Croix rum, do. do.
25O doz. Champagne wine, do. do
15 pipes pure Madeira do. do do
10 do. do. Sicily Madeira, do. do
Also teas, shot, soap, candles and many other articles
loo numerous Tor the limits OF newspsper-togeher with
2O,OO0 lbs Gotten yarns, Clarkes and other labels
100 packages bleached and brown domestic cloths
All offered 10 puncual customers ON the most aceommo
dating terms
10 The Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee we continue best services the reception and
forwarding OF their Goods.
LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
December 3. 6O-I9t
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WTOk SALE The Maid OF Warsaw, two wears Old in
IA. May last, between Is 1 Q and Is hands high, by
Johanna, dam by Trafalgar, e. dam Old Rosaba by Spr
Eagle, out Of Alexandria, imported by Col Hoomes
OF the Bowling Green. Alexandra bred by Mr.. Kidd
by PhlegoD, out Of Lord Egremonts BiglGyer mare
Any gentleman who wishes 10 purchase, will please APP
ply before the first Of March, she will be sent in the
Spring TO Henry A. Tayoe Esq, to train. Price $500.
LEWIS HILL, mar Fredericks6urg.
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SITUATION WANTED.-A young Gentleman who
~ has had considerable experience in nsructing youths
and who produce satisfactory evidence of his ability
to teach the Latin, English, and elementary branches
Mathematics, wishes 10 engage situation in private ia
miiy Tor the ensuing year. Commune directed TO
L. G., Turner's Store, Caroline county, Va will be at
tended TO. TDec 211 60-eoat
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FIFTEEN TO TWENTY NEGROES FOR SALE
NY virtue of two Deeds Of Trust, executed by Ed.
ward o. Goodwin 10 me, and Of record in the Coun.
Cour' OF Abemsrle for purposes therein mentioned will
re sou 70 The highest bidder Tor cash, the 7b day Of
next II lair, otherwise the fair day. before
we Eagle ayern in the city Of Richmond, Is TO 20 Me-
goe consisting o. men, women, boys girls, &C. consi
elc1 70 ne as keiy aud as valuable any in the State
shall convey such title vested in me as trustee
winch IS considered a. unqnestionably COOL
Dec' ~ 100 -tdsl ID. r. ALLEN T,usfee
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sSTORE HOUSE FOX RENT.-The soLsc,il,cr vi,l
next on the premises conn,odious Store Ho,so "a
suited 10 every respect for an extensive country
tile Esiablishmeut. situated IN hickly settled neebh
hood Immediately the public road within ono mic If
SaiioIs bridge across Meheirin river about sxtv.;vs
miles from Petersburg in the county Of Meckls1t,rg
virginia Persons wishing 10 establish a country Store
are requested TO call and view the premises mmedi,feIv
ss II WIZ certainly be rented the day above mentioned
Ihc situation as healthy any in the Slate Of Virginia
ana not Store within several miles Of tile place in ans
direction Possession can be had early February nex
The terms will be accommodating, and made known On
the DAY Of rent For further particulars letter address
ed 70 The SUBSCRIBER Whites Mills r. o., Mecklenburp
December 81. 49,,
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81 kiSSoLUrloN OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The Co.
M partnership heretofore existing betw cen the sub.
scrbers, under the firm of E. T. Whe & Co., at White
vile, Halifax county, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
teres Of Chiffon o. White in said concern All persons
having claims agains, the late hrm will please present
Them Tor payment 10 f. T. White, who alone is autho-
rized TO pay and collect the debts.
4. T. WHITE.
CHlLION D. WHITE.
Whtcvie, Halifax Dec. TO- 67-3t
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1 s.
pursuance OF an order ofhe County Court OF Prince
Edward we shall offer Tor sale, on Tuesday the 24h day
december next to the highest bidder the premises,
near me Union Theological Seminary the tract OF Land
belonging to the estate OF Martin Taylor, Decd lying
near Hampden Sidney College, and adjoining the lot on
which the Union Seminary is located in the COUNTY M
Prince Edward.-This Tract Of Land contains between
400 and 500 acre great part Of which is very heavily
numbered, and forming number of beautiful building
sites, several streams running through the Land and
number Of fine springs The Land will be laid of in
number OF lots to suit purchasers Its location near the
above mentioned rising institutions its healthy situation
and the quantity OF timber the Land, make Il very de-
srabIe property Andon Saturday following being the 2sh
Of December, shall offer the highest bidder at the
Tavern Of George King eighteen twenty valuable ne
usble ditchers carpenter, anil house servants
The whole property will be sold credit twelve
months: Bonds with approved security will be required
Tor the negroes, and bonds with approved security with
deed OF trust on the land, win be required of the pur.
'D'''''' MOSES MOSES r r. MSUp Commissioners.
Prince Edward, Nov &c. 5s-2aw4w
n ANDS. NEGROES, SC. FOR SALE.-On the 26lh
IL December, 1888, at the late residence of Mrs Jane
pabney IN the county OF Louisa Va will be sold to the
highest bidder at public auction, the Tract Of Land on
which she resided at the time OF her death, containing
about two hundred and forty also, sixteen slaves
Twelve oil whom grown two about half grown
chdren also the crop Of fodder and shucks; the
stock Of horses CATTLE hogs sheep the household and
kitchen furniture plantation utensils and some other art.
ces oil less value. There two yoke of and se-
venteen hogs faened for pork. All sums not exceeding
five dollars must be paid at the time the purchasers the
personal property will be allowed twelve months credit ON
all sums over FIVE dollars. The land will be sold on a
credit OF one and two years, equal insalments Bonds
with approved security will be required, bearing interest
from the date, the interest however, will be remed
the principal is Punc,ualy paid. The purchaser of the
land, Will be required TO give deed Of it, in
dion to the bond and security above mentioned The
sale Will be continued from day to day, until all the pro-
pery is disposed of. FRANCIS DABNEY
Executor Of the last ,oiH of Sami. Dabney,
decd, and adm'or. ,Cith the tciH an
nered Of Jane Dabney deceased.
Decemoer H. 65-4t
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"A GENERAL Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the BanI
IA @ pirginia will be held, the charter directs
The Bank, on the first Monday in January next.
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
December IT, 67-tJ
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HNDUCArION IN RlCHMOND.-The exercises Of
M the subscribers school will resumed ON Thursday
End January, 1884 Three four pupils can be accom-
modaied with board in the subscribers family
Dec. "a [69-1t1 VIM. HAWKESWORTH,
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The schooner John Bartlett, Capt. Pitcher, who
who sailed from this port last month. with car.
60 of corn, tor Dighton, in attempting to cross
the Swash at Ocracock, on the oath, struck seve.
raj times, and the wind blowing fresh from NE,
was driven ashore, where she thumped 80 heavy
that she biged, aud, with the cargo, is totally
lost. The vessel and cargo were owned by Me-.
H. N. Williams, Of this town, and we are glad
to learn they were insured, though not for an
amount sufficient to cover the loss, as the vessel
had recently undergone thorough repair.
A strange fatality seems to attend vessels from
this port. This is the third lost by Mr.. w. in
the last six or eight months. The schrs Cham.
pion, Capt Halves, and Advance, Captain Tton,
discharged their cargoes and were on their pas.
sage home, the latter sailed from the West In.
dies, since which neither of the vessels, nor any
Of their crews have been heard from. Besides
these brig owned by Mr.. r. VI. Knox, Of this
place, and commanded by Captain Slocum, made
a voyage to the West Indies. sometime in the fall
or winter, since which nothing has been heard
Of her, add her crew have no doubt found wa
terry grave. All these were staunch, we'll built
vessels. new or nearly 50, well found, and com.
manded BY old and experienced ship-masters.
who were residents OF the place; two of them
have left famies-one wife, the other wife
and several small children, to mourn their IN.
timely end
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE AMER

Tuesday. May 81, p. NJ
FLouR-Sales of Howard street Flour from
store at SIS so, and some lots Of choice brands at
5 SOL parcel Of 500 barrels was sold yester-
day at So cash. The wagon price is general.
ly IS; in occasional instances S Sill is paid
There is no stock OF City Mills. Sales of QUO
barrels standard were made yesterday at 75.-
The trlflng parcels on hand are sold at that rate
when wanted, but the demand is quite limited.
Extra quality is held at Sc There is but little
Susqrehanna Flour now here; a parcel in the
best order, was sold at S IA, and lots Of the
same description are now held at so. We
quote at 5 274 so, according to condition.
GRAIN There have been but few parcels of
Wheat at market since the opening of the week.
Good to prime reds continue to command 81 90
% per bushe, and ordinary sorts of lower as
in quality. White Wheats do not bear quite as
good price; cargo Of fair quality was sold to-
day at % per bushel; we quote fair to prime
at about 27 SO. Corn has declined 10 price,
in consequence of a slackened demand Sales
of good white for shipment have been made yes
terday and to day at 81 62a cents per bushel {:
we quote white at 62 65 cents. Sales of vel.
low yesterday at GA SIS cents bat to day we do
not quote higher than is Ga cents. A cargo of
HOO bushels Rye, Of gond quality. was sold to-.
day at u cents; We quote al 20 a II cents.
WHIsKEy. -lIhds. are without any demand,
and We have no sales TO repnrt; we quote nom.
naIly al 29a cents per gallon. The wagon price
OF bbls. is % cents, and the store price Of the
same So cents.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port or aLEXaNDRLi. IN. c.

ARRIVED. May 90,
Schooner James Lee. Cox. Edenton, N. c.;
Shingles to G. H. Smoot and J, II Davis.
Schooner Friend to.Peace, jenkins, Nominy
Posts and Rails to G. II. Smoot.
Schooner Genet, Wheeler, Naniemoy; Her.
rings to john lleakins and the Master.
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Norfolk
Freish, and Passengers.
SAILED,
Brig Pembroke; Meaeom, Rotterdam.
Schooner Washington, Knapp, New York.
Schooner Patron, Ellis. Newbern, N e.
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Norfolk.
Brig Ann Maria, Rice, cleared at Baltimore
for this port 2lst
Schooner Virginia, Harris, hence at N. York
Goth.
Schooner Convoy, from Yarmouth for this port,
was spoken off Fire Ireland 18th inst.
Sloop Statira, Garretson, cleared at Philade-
phia for this port Goth.
The brig Orbit. from New York for Vera Cruz,
was cast away on the Triangle GU the Goth Of
ApriI-the captain had arrived at Vera Cruz in
his boat, and had chartered schooner to 60 to
the wreck Of the brig and save oil that they could
The cargo was all damaged when the captain left
the wreck. Crew and passengers saved; vessel
a total loss.
ELILAsErH CRY, n. C. May - Mpwreck.
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ju0 ~. Johnson,

- 1< " y III u ~ u Il u .
's@H ANkfUL to his friends for their lihera patron
L age. now announces to them and The public that
he has 'akcn hpuse on King street, The corner
OF Fsrisx street, where he IS prepared to make up
Gentlenens Clothing, usual. in the best manner at
thu shortest notice. and the reasonable terms
lie has also on hand an assortment Of Ready made
Clothes, which will be sold at the lowest prices Per
sons wishing Clothes ofany description will please call
and examine for themselves.
81
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Public Notice.

Mr.. CHARLES FLETCHER, one Of the late firm
WI ofFietcher q Dement,. having assigned to me IN
trust FIR certain purposes in the assignment aforesaid
expressed. sundry fromssory Notes aud Book Ac.
counts-Ao,ice is therefore hereby given to all per
indebted the late firm aforesa that imme date
payment IS requested, or, If the same be postponed,
that satisfactory security will be required, otherwise
those claims will be placed ia the hands Of the proper
oficer for COLLECTION.
NAV 2S-a6w CHR. EEALE, Trustee
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Practising Ball.

MIR GENEREs has the honor of informing his
wi friends and scholars that he will have Practising
Ball on Thursday next, the 23d instant. The parents
Of his pupils are solicited to attend.
may 20-3t mon, Tues& Thursl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. IA for 1883,
WILDE drawn ia the City ofNew York on Wednesday
Maya
Capital Prizes Of $4,000 each!
Whole tickets IS, halves 50, quarters IS.
DR.4WS THIS DAY
Delaware & North Carolina Lottery,
Class No 20 for 1888.
Will be drawn in Wilmington, iDel) on Thursday,
Nav %
CAPITAL PRICE q 900
Tickets b2i hslvesl 90, quarters O. so.
Connecticut Lottery Glass No. 47-New Series
Will be drawn At Hartford Thursday, May %
HIGHEST PRIZE "a 600.
Whole tickets only 81; halves so cts.
TO be had in variety of NUMBERS Of
:. OORSE,
LOTTERY e Exchange Broker. Aie,and.ia.
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Pr,ee Of Produce IN, .disrandria yesterday, from
,yo0ons md VesspE

Flour The wagon price Of Flour continues
steady at IS 40. No sales have been made from
stores the terms Of which have been made publis Z.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23

~ The early arrival Of the Mail every night
eompels rs to put OUT paper to press at time
soon enough to meet it. Our advertising custom.
ers would, therefore, much oblige Us by leaving
their advertisements during the Summer at the
Office as soon in the evening as they can make it
convenient
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-23
Cabinet Milking.

YNHE encouragement which the subscriber has recei
we'd since he has been in business, induces him to
return his sincere thanks to those who have been plea
sed to patronlse him in his exerlions to substanate
and beauify the various operations of his avocaton,
and respectfully the public that he still
tnues to carry the above mentioned business on
King street, two doors west of Mrs Taylor's, where
be will thankfully receive all orders in his line of bust
1ess, and promises to execute them with neatness,
cheapness, and despatch.
may II If WILLIAM CREIGHTON
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Richard J. Pollard,

NichArd J. P0iAar0,
SURGEON DENTIST,
DIGS leave most respectfully inform the citiz
ID of this place and vicinity that he intends cum.
mencing hi, professional business in this place. and
hopes, by close attention to business reduced prices,
and success in operating. to merit the favor Of ALL
u. J. P. is prepared to insert Natural, Sea Horse,
and Porcelain Teeth OF all the various shades at the
shortest notice.
He may be seen at Mr A. o. Douglass King street,
second door above Pitt street, north side lie will
wait pePsons particularly lades) their dwellings
apr 17-d6tS2awtf