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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

NNIAS stolen from the Boot Of the Stage, be-
w tween Robnson's Stand and this place.
large Double Leather Trunk, with the subscri-
ber's name engraved on brass label, contain
ing new suit of black cloth clothes; new suit
of bombazine, coat, vest, and pantaloons; black
satin vest belonging to the black cloth suit; black
coat made Of summer CLOTH three pair black
bombazine pants, one pair Callevade pants,
which is very remarkable, the thread is double
and twisted before wove, a thread Of blae and a
thread of white; besides number of other arti-
cles Of clothing, and papers, shirts, handker-
chiefs, socks, and collars; a number OF valuable
papers, that can be ofno use to any but the ow-
ner, among which is promissory note on de-
mand, made by John Armfeh, in favor Of the
subscriber, for 80 500, dated two years back, the
precise date not recoIIected; another note ofre-
cent date, also made by John Armfeld, for one
thousand dollars, on demand; besides number
of letters, copies Of contracts, dc.
I will give the above reward for the trunk,
contents and the conviction Of the thief or fifty
dollars for the trunk and contents, and no ques.
tions asked Any information lodged with Mr.
Blakey, ofthis place, or with Samuel Alsop, near
Fredericksburg, either of which gentlemen will
paw the reward, and forward the trunk to me; or
reference to Franklin & Armfeid, Alexandria,
ID. C. Information to either will be promptly
attended to. ISAAC FRANKLIN.
Orange Court House, Aug. %, 1884.
sent 2-3t
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BOSTON MARKET-Aueusr 30.

F1om--Some sales philadelphia Rye, about
800 bbs. at 81 IA per Dbl. mo-; Howard
street at l-2, mo-. S 600 bbls Fredercks-
burg mountain, S Ia 5 lie, mo-; and 1000
1900 bbls. Genesee at the commencement of the
week, 3-4, since which prices have given way,
and sales effected at 5-s l-2 down to 5 3-S
per Dbl. cash.
Grain.--Prices generally have rather given
way but the sales are not very extensive. 1000
bushels Southern Oats have been sold at SO Csc.
1000 bushels Northern, 40 Al per Blu. cash.
IA 10000 bushels Northern and Southern Corn
within our quotations. 9 a 5000 bushels South
ern yellow, 20 per bushel, cash Some sales
Southern white 81 a 6S middling quality, and
4 500 bbls Corn Meal, SO 81 l-2 3 "A per Dbl.
mo- and some Northern Rye, II C per bu cash.
5000 bu Bran also sold at 20 per bu cash. Sales
of about 5000 bushels of imported Barley OF
last years growth, at SOC per bu supposed on
time
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue of "a Decree of the Circuit Superior
ID ofLaw and Chancery, held for the County
of Spottsylvania, at the Court House in Frede-
ricksburg, dated 25th June 1884, will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at Brents-
vile, in the County Of Prince William, on the
18th October next, being Court day, TWO
HUNDRED AND. EIGHTY ACRES OF
LAND, belonging to the estate Of Enoch Renno,
deceased, lying in Prince William County, in
three different Tracts, all adjoining-one Of one
hundred and seventy-eight acres, called Gray's;
one Of ninety, and one of thirteen acres, called
Renno's, late Grants. Fifty acres Of Gray's
tract areestimated to be cleared; all the remain
der of each tract is in woods, and well timber
ed, within four or five miles of Brentsville.
TERMS: One-half OF the purchase money pay
able in six months; the other half payable in
twelve months; the purchaser to give bonds,
with approved security. A good and sufficient
title will be made to the land called Gray's; but
the subscriber will only make such title to the
land late Grants as is vested in him.
WILLIAM F. MOORE,
Executor Of Enoch Renno, deceased.
aug 20-w6w
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distressing Accideat.-An interesting lad,
ABOUT Is years old, named Charles Morgan
whose parents reside at No. Ferry street, LOST
ms lie about Z o'clock last evening, by falling
from iree IN the Park, opposite Beekman street
Inc LAD, IN company with several other persons
naa discovered squirrel upon the tree, and aft
yer lnenectnal attempts to bring the animal
SUSh %,tn stones &c assembled the tree in pur-
s s ihe unfortunate youth, when about 80
ieet from the ground, got hold of a decavs eI
branch, which broke, and he fen feet Sorsnyst
ana lodged upon the iron picket fence which
surrounds the Park. One Of the bars bv which
ne hung, entered his throat, and severed the
Iusular vein, He died almost immediately. ~
IN y Mer ddr.
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EDUC N
BROoKvILLE ACADEMY
THE. Trustees of this Institution, situa

YNHE. Trustees of this Institution, situated IN
Il Brookville, Montgomery County, Mary
land, about 20 miles from Washington, and %
from Baltimore and Frederick Cities, deem 1t
proper to inform the public that they have en-
gagged NATHAN c. Books, A. NJ. as Principal OF
this Academy. MIR. Brooks is gentleman OF
most unexceptionable character, of high stand
ing as scientific and classical scholar, and Of
very considerable experience in the education
of youth, having been very advantageously
known for some years past as the Principal OF
Franklin Academy at ReisterStown; and the
high reputation which that school attained I'M
der him, is strong evidence of his qualifications
for such station.
The central position and convenient distance
Of Brookville Academy from the cities of Wash
ington, Baltimore, and Frederick; its retired 81
tuation and location in healthy, moral, and
intelligent neighborhood, in which the retail of
spurious liquors is prohibited by an express act
of the Legislature, and where there is, conse-
uuently, less danger Of the youthful mind beco-
ming contaminated by the frequent observa-
ton of vice and immortality; together with the
high moral and scientific qualifications of MIR.
Brooks the Board of Trustees f1atter themselves
will give their Academy claims upon public pa
tronage which are surpassed by none, and per-
haps equaed by very few, similar institutions
in the State.
Mr.. Brooks will enter upon his duties in the
Academy on the 9Th September next and will
be assisted by three gentlemen well qualified to
instruct the pupils in their respective depart
ments.
The terms for tuition in English, Mathema-
| tics, and Ancient Languages, Board, Washing,
| Rent, and Fuel, $50 374 cents per quarter. The
| modern languages are Sc per quarter each. NO
money will be required in advance, for either
| board or tuition; but respectable references
| must be given to the President of the Board oil
| Trustees, on application for admission.
For more detailed statement of the course
of studies, regulations &C. Of this Institution,
the Board will refer the public to the accompa-
nying prospectus of the Institution.
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. D. President
VIM b. MAGRUDER, M. D. Treasurer.
ALLEN B. DAVIS, Secretary.
THOMAS RIGGS,
REMAS RIGGS,
RICHARD B. DORSEY,
IGNATIUS WATERS.
References:
BALrMoRE-Philip f. Thomas, Sheppard c.
Leakin, John j. Donaldson, Geo. F. de la Roche,
Vernon H. Dorsey, Esq
WAsHINGToN-James Larned, Granville s.
Farauhar, Dr. R. S. Staber.
GEoRGETowN-Dr. B. S. Bohrer George G..
Washington, Esq. Robert Barnard, Esq
FRsDERlcK-Dr Robert E. Dorsey, William
Johnson, Esq.
LIBERTYTowN-Dr. r. L. Dorsey.
CAMpRIDGE-Dr. A. C. Thompson.
A prospectus of the Institution may be had
from either of the above gentlemen.
sept 4-wSw
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RErsrERsrowN, August 25th, 1884.

RErsrERsTowN, August 25th, 1884.
To the President and Trustees Of The Franklin
Academy.
GENTLEMEN: Having been requested by the
Trustees of the Brookvie Academy, in Mont
gomery County, Md to undertake the charge OF
that institution beg leave to tender my resig
nation ofthe office Of Principal of the Franklin
Academy, which have held for the past three
years. Permit me to present my grateful ack-
nowledgements to you, Of the kindness and good
feeling manifested to me by the members OF
your Board, Individually and collectively, and
to assure you that will cherish through life the
pleasing remembrance Of your friendship, and
of the solicitude which you have ever evinced
for my welfare and happiness. In conclusion,
hope that the Institution under your care may
continue to prosper and prove a lasting benefit
10 the neighborhood and the state at large.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
N. G. Brooks.
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BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
TN pursuance of Deed of Trust to the sub
l. scriber, from Thomas Preston and Ellen his
wife for the use of the Bank Of Alexandria, re-
corded liber H, No. q folio 235, will be exposed
to sale, on the 5th day Of September next, at
IL O'clock NJ.
"A One moiety of the TAVERN HOUSE
Gl and WAREHOUSE called the Bear Tav-
ern, situated at the northwest corner Of the
intersection of King and Fayette streets, in the
Town of Alexandria. Also, a moiety of the
LOT occupied as Wagon Yard. Terms of
payment One-fifth cash; the balance in four
equal instalments of 6, u, IS, and "a months,
with interest from the day of sale; the after pay
ments to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises, or such other security as will satisfy
the Bank BY order of the Bank:
aug It's WIN. HERBERT, Trustee.
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RErsrERsrowN, August Goth, 1884.

REISTER5ToWN, August Eotfl, 1904.
To ~ c. Brooks, Principal Of Franklin academy.
DEAR Sin: To your communication, stahng
that, in consequence of an application from the
patrons of the Brookville Academy, requesting
you to accept ofthe situation ofPrincipal of said
Academy, which offer yon have consented to
accept and are therefore necessarily compelled
to resign your present situation-we have TO re-
ply. that we consent with great reluctance, TO
release you from your engagement, and nothing
but being assured by you that it is to your in'
terest to remove, induces us to part with gen.
teman so we'll qualified, by his moral character
and intellectual attainments to preside over an
institution for the instruction of youth. You
will have our best wishes for your prosperity,
wheresoever you may GO; and we also trust that
the high character the Franklin Academy has
attained under your superintendent may not
be lost, but that whoever shall succeed you,
bringing with him the same untring zeal and
fathfulness for which you have been Distinguish,
ed. will add still more to its high standing and
usefulness. May you, sir, be beSt in "oasket
and in store,' and may the great glver OF al
GOOD have you in his holy keeping, is the sin
cere desire of your friends, the Trustees OF the
Franklin Academy. Very respectfully, yours,
HoRATIo HoLLISGswoRTH, President.
JNo. SpMwALT, Treasurer.
WILLIAM DIVER, Secretary.
NIMRoD CROMWELL,
PHILIP REIsTEB,
SILAs LARsH, M. d.
JEREMIAH QUICKER.
sent At
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FLouR-Tuesday the current price of Flour
was SIS 90; late in the day one load was bought
at 81 &c. Yesterday the market was unsettled,
dealers offering from "a rs to SIS 90, but none we
believe was bought from wagons at less than IS
90. The receipts were light. Sales have been
made from stores of King street new wheat
Flour at 81 81 l-2 to S 90, and Wharf new wheat
Flour at 81 rs.
The receipts of fresh ground Flour, manufac-
tured from old wheat, are so inconsiderable that
We omit our quotation in our list Of prices
Old Flour may be quoted at from ST. 90 to 4 81
l-2, depending upon quality and quantity.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

IA will sell the BRICK STORE HOUSE
il.i4 and LOT, in possession Of George w. Cor
don, Fairfax Court House, Va. Ifnot sold be-
fore the 1st October next, it will be then rented
for the next ensuing year, and immediate pos
session given.
by VIM. Lee for the present year; and several
other Tenements, suitable for mechanics. The
rents shall be moderate, and possession lst jan
nuary next ROBT. RADCLIFFE,
Ex'r of Rich'd Radcliffe, decd.
aau 2S-OOf
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FOR NORFOLK.

YTNHE Steamer COLUMBIA, Captain JAMES
Il MITCHELL, will leave Washington at IL,
M. and Alexandria at O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Monday, the 9Th instant, for Norfolk; and return
ing, will leave Norfolk on Wednesday, the 10th,
at 3 o'clock, P. NJ; and will continue during the
season to make trip between the District and
Norfolk every two weeks, leaving each place on
the DAYS and hours above named
For the accommodation ofpersons travelling
from Norfolk to Fredericksburg, or from Frede-
ricksburg to Norfolk, an arrangement has been
made with the proprietors Of the steamboat sgd
ney, (plying between Washington and Frede-
ricksburg, by which they will arrive at either
place at an early hour on the days following
the departure Of the Columbia, without any ad-
ditional charge for passage.
Passage and fare SO. sept S-tSfh
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- CHALLENGE BLACKING.

1SI received, Taylor & Mason's unparal-
"a a. taea ana tninitabls Challenge Backing, de-
o ot9secly superior to any thing of the kind ever
on. ensfed to the American public. 1t is an effec-
,ua prsseryative of the leather and affords,
I,s,; ianhlteiy less than the usual labor, dry,
al me price Of ordinary backing, by
sept GEO. WHITE.
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CASH FOR 400 NEGROES

NSsLoolNG both sexes, from IL to 25 wears
d;, OF age: Persons having likely Servants to
OF Will hnd 1t to be their interest to give
,S y, cal, as We Will give higher prices in cash
barao Sny otner purchaser who Is now, or may
hereafter, come into this market.
ePt FRANKLIN g. ARMFfEJD.
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NJ PUEBLO NorrE.-A meeting will be held
on Thursday next, at ii O'Clock, A. M. at Dunn
fries in Prince William County, Va. for the pur-
pose of making an effort at that place in aid of
the great cause of Temperance. discourse
will be delivered on the occasion, and the public
invited to form themselves into a Temperance
Society. The Executive Committee OF the
Alexandria Temperance Society.
Alexandria, Sept /, 1S34-dtd
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CHEWING TOBACCO.

u USI received from hlcnInQpu, VIZ:
y s boxes No. pound lump LIST quality,
10 do No. 1, 1875, patent cut very superb
IL do No. l2's, small lump J or branded
s. s. Myers & Co.
10 boxes 16's, small lump I'd quality. brand.
10 half boxes l6's, do ed 8. M. Spscer
Is boxes l2's, small lump, I'd quality brand
ed d. Matthews
For sale at factory prices. .sov r
Georgetown, August l6-eo3w
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n+We are requested to announce PHuiP n;
10 nc a candidate to represent the County of
R appahanock in the next general Assembly a:
Of Virginia
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DIR. WHARTON's REMAINS.
TJHE Remains Of the Rev Charles Henry
IL Wharton, D. D.; with Memoir of his Life,
by George Washington Doafe D. D. Bishop Of
the Diocese of New Jersey. Just published, and
for sale by aug 20 W. NJ. MORRISON
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EXCURSION.

z The Steamer COL UNI.
a BIA, Capt. JAMES Mitch.
H$H-..iNNA3H& ELL, will make an Excur-
sion to Old Point, Norfolk.
and Cape Henry, on Monday, the sth Instant
leaving Washington at II, NJ, and AleXan-
dria at O'Clock, P. M. She will leave Nor
folk for the Cape on Tuesday, the 9th, at 2 o.
clock P. NJ, returning the same evening to Nor,
folk; and leave Norfolk for the District of Co
lumbia on Wednesday, the 10Th, at O'Clock, P.
NJ. Passage and fare for the trip, IS.
sept 3-dtsth
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Averages 90
Range of the Thermometer 80
WarmeSt day, the 9th 81
Coolest day, the 30th o.
During the month, "A clear days.
NorE-The long continued and very high de-
Gree of heat throughout the day and night, a
iarCe norton of this month, is without para-
Ie. in the memory of our oldest citizens. And
as far as is within my memory, | can safely
state. that have kept record of the weather
for thirty-four years, last past, at home and
abroad, in various climates, and never knew
the like at any previous time. The last eight
years of the above time Cat the particular re-
quest Of the father Of the present Edltor) has
been devoted TO that end, without the omission
ola single day. II Is highly satisfactory for me
toknow that both the editors, with their readers
in general, have considered the continuation of
these observations of public utility.
In the course of the absence OF the customary
rain for great length of time. vegetation, en-
bracing most kinds, within the circle of fifty
miles of this place. is materially injured, if not
totally ruined. Beyond that distance, more
favorable season has been realized.
In the midst of this extreme heat a fair ex-
pertinent was made, with a view TO ascertain
the actual heat of the water in the River Poto-
mac and after three trials in lively current OF
fifteen feet of water, and another trial under 81
milar circumstances in thrty-ive feet OF wa
ter, the Thermometer stood at Sc degrees. The
heat Of the atmosphere in the shade, directly
over the water where the experiments were
made, was found to be 90 degrees on the 18th
instant.
A gentleman who keeps journal Of the rain
writes as follows, viz: In June five inches and
one hundredth; in July, four inches and fifty
eight hundredthS; in August, forty -four hun
dredths. Total during the summer, ten inches
and three hundredths ofrain.
The health of town and country continues to
be good.
Museum, august ST. 1884
SEPT. 3.-The depth of rain which fell on the
hrSt and second days Of this month"; was two
inches.
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10 BENJAMIN L. CAN'T, WALTER B. c. Wos-
rHINaroN, THOMAS G. PRArT, and PHILIP BARTON
KEY, Esqs. are recommended to the voters Of
Prince Georges County as suitable persons to
represent them in the next General Assembly
of MARYLAND
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DIED,
At Saratoga Springs, JOIN LINTON, Esq an
eminent merchant of New Orleans, and Presi-
dent of the Canal Bank of that city.
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ALEXANDRIA AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKETS

ALEXANDRIA AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKETS.
aN Brig TRIB UNE, Captain SMITH, and
&k4\Brig UNCAS, Captain BoUsH, will resume
their regular trips the goth of October; one OF
which will leave this port every thirty days
throughout the shipping season. They are yes
ced masters in the trade, will at all times 60 up
the Mississippi by steam, and every exertion
used to promote the interest Of shippers and
comfort of passengers Apply to the captains
on board, or to ~
FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
aug 3O-t20thOct
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TEAS, &c.
Oh Catty Boxes
OU Gunpowder,
Imperial, and TEAS
Young Hyson }
Also,
Gases, containing
f sssn2Sas saa TEAS, ins ID canister.
Young Hyson
Just received per schr. Alexandria, from
New York.
Ba Store,
100 sacks SALT, and
Superior PICKLING VINEGAR.
For sale by }. & J. DOUGLAS.
sept 4-eo3t '.-
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COMMERCIAL.

Price Of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
Wagons and Tessels
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The large and convenient two-story
GaA BRICK HOUSE, recently occupied by the
Rev. E. c. Hutchinson. tits pleasantly situated
at the corner of Prince and Patrick streets.
There is large Yard with V M OF e pood
tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to
WILLIAM WRIGHT, or
june l7-2awtf CHARLES ROSS.
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HyHE BOOKS which were intended TO be
IL exhibited for sale, at the Ladies' FAR.
during the Christmas holidays, but came to
hand tea late for that purpose. are now de-
posted for sale at the Charlestown Apothe-
cary and Book store.
They consist OF n choice collection Of Mo
raj and Religious Books; many Of which are
admirably adapted 10 the Improvement Of tie
minds Of young persons, Is also Of those Of ri
per years-and comprise, m part, the follow
ing, va:
Poly glou and other pocket Bibles. also Tes-
tament', particularly PoIym,erian Testameuts,
IAN useful and handsome article,) Prayer
Books Of various bindings and sizes, and con-
tanning the new psalms and hymns the new
Psalms and Hymns also, bound separated,
from the Prayer Book; Scripture Principios
Buhon's Natural History, Pilgrims Progress,
Christian Pattern, Bakers Dying Thoughts
Bridges Exposition of the 18th Psalm. In
lanis' Retreat, Little Momeire, Course OF
Time, Crudens Polymicrian Concordance of
The New Testament, John Barr, Grand Ma
Gilbert, Tying on Confirmation. Christian's
own Book. Law and Gospel, Bible Letters,
Mas Boy, Margaret w the, Private Thoughts
Bible Companion, Children's Friend, Sancho
or the Proyerbialist, Way Marks, EzekIel's
Visions, IT'S Well. Divine Breathings, Wis
dom's Call, The Golden Rule, Young Mans
Glory, Daily Crumbs, Christian Miniature Lii
brary, Thoughts IN Affection, Self Discipline
Christ our Example, Evangelical Rambler
Commandments with Promise, Mrs Malcolm.
Heavenly Mama, Pious Re membrancer Youn,,
Ladies' Sunday School Book, Mrs. Iiemans'
Poems. Harmony Of the Four Gospels, with
Doddr,dge's Practical Reflections on the same:
My SfafiO] and Duties, SC. sc.
The foregoing will be sold low, for cash.
and To punotual dealers.
JAMES BROWN.
Feb Oh lS1l
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kliIB business carried on under the firm Of
- Brown h DAVIS, will be conducted for
the future by the subscriber, who offers for
sale, on the most pleasing terms, the follow
ing articles
Mems fine white. black and brown Hats.
FROM 81 30 TO $500; do. seal and cloth Caps /;
Mems fine Boots from sl.7j to $3.50. do
water Proof do. Brogans Boys fine and
coarse BOoiccs and Shoes, Children's Lea
Their and Morocco Shoes anI Boots Ladies
Lasting, Morocco, Seal and Md do. Ladies
Cali-Skin Shoes aud Cater Boots; Misses
Caii-skin, Morocco, Leather and Lasting
shoes. Also, Hair aud Fancy Trunks, Black
lng Brushes, good supply of Gentlemen,
Plan and Fancy stocks Linen SHIRT Bosom,
aud Collar; Silk handkerchief and
RE-5DI-.MIDE CLOTHING,
all Of which tie subscriber Is determined To
sell lover than ever offered before, for Cash
or on a short credit. (All Rips sewed gratis. }
MILTON J. BROWN.
ShePherdstown, FEB. -, l-J4.-G
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LOOK TO I'll

HANING pes'iirsiy determined on leaving
y n 'harlestOwn on the first u April neNi.
sud wishing hnal adjustment % 10. business
The subscriber most earnestly request. si.
persons Indebted 10 him, 90 come fofs ard aud
settle iheH accounts Immediately. as u D. hI.
d-Pensably necessary o. close rs shaHs hy
that time And ~ persons having clair..
against him. Siil please present them, lor set
tlemeOt.
The subscriber has on hand. a large stock
Of BOOTS, SHOES, &c Of she sery htsi
quality. Which be Will drpo.e q on bsn.r
term, than BE- has ever odrrtd them from
The reason shove stated TIE laborefs ou
The railroad are invited to call sod buy. a, q
large portion Di his stock was made esgrcss.
ly iDr their use
JOSHUA DLAtER.
Fcb 20 1871
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FOR MILE

a SIT of half-Paient STILLS, that VII
4 u bear comparison with any other.
holding 2l0 gallons cach-worn.s, Stand,
SC. Also, pair Of MILL BURR STONES.
feet, and bui little worn; and 20 or 80 SIN
Tubs.
Having no use for tho above property. I
"Iii give great bargains, and take IN pay nent
negroes, good paper, or the cash
WILLIAM e.. BURNS.
Leefown. Jefferson Co. .,
Nov. 81, 1888.