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Bank Of Alexandria run is making to-day the Me-
opolis Qhe Deposte) Bank; but IL 10 fully able meet
oil emsnds IL reported hero that the Bank Of vir
gina has also closed its doors" mot so!-Edtovs) "
hope II 10 not true; but have doubt IL is intended II
practicable break all your Bsnksin Virginia II would
have, the desperate Opposition think, happy effect upon
me current Elections by showing the consequences OF
the presidents Experiment"
Look at Mr. Clsy's speech Of yesterday. Judging
from this, one would think II intended by him and
his friends to make TO the knife He seems to be
much eatsd at what he is pleased call great triumph
OF The Wings! over the Tores!!-I him that
ne Is not gratihed at the result OF the New York
Charter Election, than the New York Representatives
themselves They think taking every thing into
s'deraion, they have achieved wonders Ii is estimated
by some Of friends 10 New York. that the Wings
ldiids the u 8 Bank mcn) could have expended less
than $500 0OO."
(The last Alexandra Gazette says, The excitement,
caused by the failure OF OF the Banks this Dis
ict has. giathsd TO learn, already in good de.
gree subsidized in consequence Of reliance upon the abb
lily oil those which have s,ood and prepared to receive
the shock. AZ FAR Bank. are commemorative
BANK OF POTOMAC aud The FARMERS BANx,-we
have every assurance Of their stability and frness &C.
Upon the whole, az we said yesterday, confidently
trust that the worst has TO the worst, and that
tue storm Is fairly shall nof be in danger Of
Their VISITATION We could say much more, but do
deem il hece,sary.")
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE HONEST OppNSITiNN


In New York, the Opposition have had the honest mo.
desy to call the friends OF the Administration Of Gen.
Jackson "Tories. and indeed every calculated 10
insult virtuous men oil any party.
1.-The Evening Star" (edited by Noah, the $50, 900
hTehng V the u. S. Bonk) has the following:
GLoKors H.-"1bc city OF New York is redeemed
Inc people have rumphsd The OF the
Wo have elected Of
aufrenW with the Common Council carry pal,
nge OF the city, amounting than million
wall 80" - - - " 's "" wv
Here find these honest Opposition men, who call then
sells higs flushed with the hope OF victory. say they
edrry the trhoie pot, of the city amounting 10
More than million Of dOiiarsH The office -hoders are
trembling! They see the hand c,ifng the ,oaH M
Virgnians Can you give your aid to The elevation OF
party based upon this principle OF corruption, boldly
serted In New York, and quoted with appreciation in this
city! Have we not condemned Gen. Jackson for making
so many removals: Yet there is known be majority
oil officer. ia all the dePa ,mens opposed his Admins
tra'ion Hereis more than he has
c'eit Tor; but what next! Are the
bases oil political virtue aud public liberty swept from
under our feet by Generation OF ansgonizing ele-
ments aud enguphed in the awful abyss captures aud
reprisa-!
Could any thing be more shocking 10 yrginiaus, than
the int oducton oil this system OF universal by
which all independence is 10 be prostraed aud every
man prescribed who will agree that all Offices are lust
prizes to the captors Let know before the close OF
the Elections, il this is to be the case here!
NO SOLOMON
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NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-Run.

ZANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.--Run.
away from the subscriber about the goth April last
uegfo by the Of Jesse, commonly called Jesse
Crank, well known both in Richmond and Lynchburg,
having the river head for many years. I
purchased him Of Mr. John Crank Of Albemarle county.
the mouth Of Rock6sb, where he has wife, 10 which
neigbbourhood he has been frequently beard of also
abou, Pekinss Falls, Scosye Jesse Is about 30
years Of about feet inches high, rather inclined
to he knock kneed-wben 'poken 10, has smiling coun-
tenspce. He has Of his ore6ngefs mashed, but do
not recoec which handit will be easily discovered,
however the finger is entirely crooked will give tho
above any person experimenting the said
OF the State, aud delivering him 10 me in Rockbfidgo
county Ya-and taken in the state, and delivered to
me- will give fifty dollars thirty dollars il secured
in any jsil, so that get him again. ...
SAML r. RENN NICK.
RoekbriJge county, Va, March Is. II0-m3m'
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Clay openly invoked on his country "cdr pesence and
famine evils less dire than the election OF this most
wonderful man. To pull down and him with dis
grace has long been the obecsnd what art has been
employed; what principle has been sacrificed; what
extremes have not met what sacrifice not willingly made
IN the fruitess attempt! experiment is relied
upon The People suffering pecunisry distress from
the mercess and vindctive expressions Of the Bank
These TO be kept up the nation TO yield the
Bank and abandon their principles and their President
Mr. Leigh though protesting hostility 10 the mammoth.
looks ahead and that the between il and tho
government eDdApger the Union; and In that event,
he niimaies his determination yield the Bank Has
the reader noticed the changes he rings he deveopc
men's Of the present ycsr" Yes fthe Bank keeps in
rapid ami wanon collection OF its debts must indeed,
su6,nn or be ground into dust and ashes. Mr.. Leigh
encourages the People ssist the sale OF their very
dwellings under the hammer of the auciioneer" and at
the same time he encourages the Bank push things to
this irghtiu contamination, the only way OF saving it,
sell from certain DEATH Itis then, the Union and Con-
siiu'ion against the Bank
this craftsmanship or is il the rnting of an enbitter.
ed spirit! Let the People read Mr. Leighs speeches.,
and see how wanting in coolDess in dignity, in imparali
y--how full OF pa,ty-bow full Of incorporate he at, and
injustice towards those whom the People have honorrd
and conhded in! But, 1 ought not TO blame him. He
was Certainly elected by faction in the Legislature, who
nsreprcsen'ed the principles and wishes Of Virginia.
lie seems to have understood that thing perfectly well,
Tor on entering the Senate chamber he instantly
himself alongside Of Clay, Calhoun and Webster. His
every movement shows that he considers there
Tor The express purpose OF pulling down the
snd' although "anew conner. he seems apt in his du.
ties, aud to work with pecu alscrity. His political lite
promises TO he brief May not then, expect more
industry! The Opposition have saked every thing OH
the issue Of this upon the Predent-snd they wage
In the unchIisiian spirit Of DEATH
their motto But what can they do without the People!
How can they gain the people, but by the miserable arts
to which they resort! But will that peope be eued and
deceived! Let US recoec what efforts made TO ex
chde the President alter his first election well The
shameless cuons leveed him when he az first
acsndidats The same oodhounds have yet quit tho
chase And from SUCH can the people expect any thing
like Justice 10 the merits of measure of the
traon! Mono. Those who commenced the trail with
such animated tones, determined be in a the death
But, thank God the barriers and fences of public opino
will continue TO protect the Administration. II our enc
miss drive things TO desperate extremes, must still
show that we are not less capable o endurance than they
are and that we are determined rot 10 be conquere any
way. MAJORITY
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.HmtLsiug Bittuders.

The Washington Correspondent OF the "PhiIsdeIpbia
Inquirer, Che slave Of the Limp writes with other
equally suhenc intelligence, the following bIuniering
account OF one Of Elections commentaries in
italics are ours:
"The from Virginia is most cheering Prince
William county has elected Mr.. Williams, thorough.
going An'i-Vsn Buren, States Rights man., "a decided
Jr,snd Of me ddtnistrdtion) Sin place Of Col Horner
(HooeJ who voted for the collar candidate, (P p
BdTbou in opposition TO Mr. Legh"-( ,oho 20 ted for
Mr.. Leigh inopposion 10 Mr. harbour )This is the
way the Bank presses deceive tie People hundred
paragraphs about bur Elections, equally false but not
QUITE so buresque, scattered in The newspapers
~ The Legislature Of New York has passed the six
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
PESirxcriaRr YiRotNiA,
Richmond, April LIST, 1884. (
Report e nan5er discharged andpardoH
ca Hth Ae state Of disease the LIST Of January 10 he 3iH 81
,s s9i-and the eoIors and conditions u those IN prison
1884, Jan i-Number Of eonvc,s in the Penitontisry
In health on this day ITO
In the Hospital,
--lI7
Number received Iom the LIST March,
-I2I
Died in the time, 10
jan g. Thomas Williams of Iisntco county,
Feb. q. John Newbold Of Princess Anne county,
Discharged in the time, to wit:
Jan 10 Samuel Moher
Pdrdoned
Joseph Hungerioord Of OHIO,
John Ens gland Of Culpeper,
James Townsend OF Groenbrer,
Spencer Webb OF Scott
Thomas HALO, alias John Walkcr OF Washington,
Sampson Johnson Of Prince Ccotge,
John Dvgard, eooed vi the OF Richmond,
Ill
1884, April lst.-To,ai rumber in prion, lilo
In health this day 1Oo
In the Hospital
, lilo
Goo1s S u %ss % '0"0' since 'uv 10 ." n
Coosd females
10
lilo
1854 Admitted into the Bo'pi'ai in January 30
Ia March l2
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The Philadelphia Sentinel announces. that the Met1s
Rotschilds have taken the Penns loan OF 500
and that they have sent out $500 900 oil PeDDsylvsn
per cents by the last packet from Englandand such is
their confidence in now political squab
bes, that they eagerly turning their attention to the
u States The Sentinel also states, that the balance OF
the late Pennsylvania Loan will all be paid in fortnight
and that " the gloom is rapidly passing away"
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MARRIAGES.

Married. the Merry Oaks Thursday evening, tho 10th
by the Rev James b. Taylor GIubbs
TO Miss Rebecea Ana, dshor Nathaniel Z. Lpscombe a
County.
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We believe this settles the last Of the claims which our
merchants had foreign Governments Tor expectations
American commerce. We wish We had tho documents at
hand prove the large amount Of money which the
Ky and talent Of has
chants. Mr. Van Ness proceeds to Washington this
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~ The Legislature Of New York has passed til,
million Loan Bill
NEW YORK ELECTION

Extract of Letter from Washington 1871 prif 1884
You will hni the majority for Mr. LswreDce very
smsli-but Vt would have gone beyond 1000, anticipa
ted by our ends, but Tor the dreadful riot which disturb
ed the whole city, and inertered with the voting ON the
Vast day The last day Is always ours, by to land II
lOOO0 votes had been Poled as there would have been
s great honor the Democracy Of our city, that they
cannot be corrupted or nlimidated!"
IRON WAsHINGroN-Erfroe Of a Letter, ApriI 10.
You will see from the papers, that four Banks this
isret have stopped specie payments TO wit, the wash
dDgton and Patriotic Banks, Of this City; the Farmers
ADD mecbsnies Bank Of Ceogetowp and the Alex sndrs
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Let US understand the Norfolk Herald, and its endorser
the Petersburg DeIlgencerDoes the latter
lsTy1 mean TO contend, that prefers National Bank
to the State Banks the fiscal agents of the Govern
ment Thatitis jus, as unconstitutional employ the one
as II is 10 establish the other! Or does merely mean TO
disclam "the competency the President to appoint null
Giude OF FOREIGN AGENTS, neither under his con.
troll. smenabe 20 Congress, for that purpose ~ We
would hint TO the nelgencer, that the Norfolk Herald
III favor Of The U. - Bank and considers both const
uonai aud expedent ''to PROVIDE as the Herald sotens
II down, IAN agent OF its own, aud under its special con-
troll Tor the collection, transmission and disbursement OF
the peoples money would also hint to both Of
Them in the second place, that 'ie doctrine which the
EDqsirer and its party preaching is not TO give the
President the State Banks Uncontrolled possession
ofhe public moneybut that IL the duty of Congress to
provide every guard against Executive abuse and fiscal
ismsDsgemensnd Tor the States, too, 10 exert all their
vigilance IN guarding the State Banks against Executive
excuses.
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eAA ny t0aua

E HE sa' c1a,r just opfne at 6ia >. ~
4 Ia,ge AID taahlorohle o,s lmeu.. { D., e..
al aupe,lol qr3i,ty. Among thtm are
Green broA n, Pupie, cInnamon AID cold Pro
81 ISIS Silks
cold Gro dc Naps and olncr S ks, very CHEAP
Black ltaiian Si"S AMI rlrh black figured Sks
81 am / Flench and English Mtunos
> 4 ond 1 black ana cord CtrcasS,aus
Ladies red and black McrIno Shlwls
Ladies Merno and Thibe Iidkf5
Barege, Gauze and other Fancy Hdkfs.
A few ilch Needle W ork Muslin Capes
do d. do Ch!m0z.ts
White aad colotcd Satins
WhI,c and cold Italian Cranes
t'Iorences
Lace, Lace Edsing and lnser,ings
Bobmet and Grccian Cuttings
Cambria Edslngs, Worsed Edgings
Ladies and Gents Gloves
Rich open work SILK Hose
PLAIN bl elk and viii Silk Hose
Wosstcd and Cotton Hosiery
! TIn>e Flowers
Bobnct, Belt and other Ribbons
a general assortment Calicos
Gteen, white aud black Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO,
sup, lot blue, black and fancy cold Cloths
bIne, black and fhecy cassoeres and Sa,lnes,
X i, white aud goeen Fiannels
flalda and Bnsnulzcus
L'nseys, krseys and Other coarse Goods for X
groes
Bed Iicklnes, Apron and Cosn'crpnne Chocss
81, ! and 81 b own and bleach, y Shlrlm., an
Sheein.,s
Dlmask Diaper and Table Cloths
iollanct, Swansdown and other Vcstings
Rose, Whitney, London Dullcl and Pont Blank,
The 13ovc,and a yoreiy Of others satablr Ia ii,
season, daily expected which Recommend 10 ia
public at unusual low prices. Dcaltrs wl jlts,
cell and examine before purchasing, for cheap bal
salas can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE
Or. Is Is
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Or. .Navcinkowsk skis
Balsamic Pills, for Dcbiltatcd Re
males.

Medicine oonfdcnilgefcrea 10 nc public as one
from feliel Il radica4 aud permanent tufe can
be attained.
SnHESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood from
- those distractions incident 10 Dcbiluaied lc-
males they restore free circulation, reform the IL
regular operations OF the snnguierous system, and
rectfy he disorlcrcd functions. Tie proprcioi
confidence 10 lhc virtues Of tbs innocent ond active
prepnralion is founded on the most decided ieslmo-
nv from many who have experienced 'ls eihcoey
lie can assure tho public that when the BalEomlc
Pills are regularly taken, according TO the directions
accompany ing them, they tail not to revive and re
establish til. desired healthy habits, and to restore
to the pad eountcnarcd the pleasing glow OF
health and cool spirits
Married Ladies viii find these Pills equally ser
viceaLle, except IN cases ofpfcgnancy, when they
must not be taken. They may be used with nd
vantage by either man or Honnn, IN oil enscs oil
hypochondriac. hyslete or ynPoaush disorders, IN
hectic, consumptyo or dyspeptc affections. In oil
cases of this description, these Pills revive, purity
and invigoratc the dlsoricred system
N. BIO prevent oounIoricit,t the proprietor has
his name written on the labels accompanying itC
walls, without which none will lac genuine.
For sale by Il. ST ADLER, Dtugg,st,
Lynchbnrg, VI
Oct Wjmt
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Mats, shoes. Nc

- o hen o'ii 0eluro then, ,h,nL.
'o''' ""d rrspe nul, my,te ,n,''4 "' pest Il,
".,",'"'rn' Of articles ~ h c," Ton to tn
/, e,na "n On they hf now on hana a '"e OF h"
Ge' T,pae,"s; Among them are: """' and are da,
op" and n" ,"h and common Fur Hats, of ,h ;;
Wool Hats '''"''dcfure
Halter Thinning, and F,-s
Ge"e"sD, Boots ",. ' ."G s'o h, srs,,Aio. &c.
quality '"'ts' OF fine aud commoo
C1ildren ''", s"" morocco morocco aud pruneIla s,o.
0",,1,irt'I"s, Stocks, &c. &c, a.
most accomm"dn ny ar determined to sell On h
'e' 10 give them call te(o,. he public are nvi-
Nov. 10 oiNkLE RUNB rITeh1ses
tlJso
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A,anN Ior Sale.

& DN SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of N,,o,,,..
1851 there will be sold before The from, dn,,
Vi 'ne Market House IN the town of I.vnchhur, ~
l'onnc auction large body Of valuable Woon
LAND lying on Chandler mountain !, IN, 49,.
y OF Campbell The tract Is adjoining TO the I,n,'.
o' homas Moormnn, Chandler and o,ho,s a,.,
'o''a'nS aooAt eight or nine huadrcd acrcS-I u,,I
vt 50 o't"td as Ia SUIT purchasers. Tins lana -.
's''c'e''y near TO town to rendert very yplu.br
"h account OF It's timber and wood
> al 'he same limo and place there " N he s,ld
hooeIt ii. Groys interest ia what is c,l,l ~
Long Mountain Tract of Land IN CANNON ca,,.
~, at present IN the occupancy of Crany,lle JorJa
ms tract contains 600 acres, more OF less 3D.
s"'o "tay interest is one undivided fourth nav,
f'o'-'he balance belonging TO Robert / "a,
man. - Co'e-
he sale will be made in pursuance or . ,.,.,.,
executed to The Undersigned by Robert II Crn,.
inc IAN June, 1883, and OF record in H.. oia,l'
Once OF Campbell County Court The ,tc - y,
uooht good, bat as trustees we shall co,,,o -.. Nv
'Snt 'h'y as The decd aforesaid vests in us
erms accommodating and made know, on,l,.
day Of sale. u vi tue
MAURICE II. GARLAND
-, GEORGE Il. WILLIAMS. Trustees.
he above sale is postponed untiI Friday tho
Nov. 90
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NOpIICE.
Oct %

N pursuance to an order from the worshiprnl
"a court OF Amherst county, made "A, Oclobe,
court, 1881, To me directed, shnll Proceed On the
loh OF December next, ON the prcms es, to sell. q,
pnblc auction, 10 the highest bidder, on a credt, o
I,2 and year., tract OF Lnnd conininino 3o1l
ncres, belonging TO the estate of VIM. II. Gibson
dec. lying in the county OF Amherst, on both sdcs
oil liorselys Creek, adjoining the anls of DIR. Gil
bet, WIN, GIll'atPs heirs, George J.. Phnsanrs
and others. On This land there Is a comfortable an
convenient famed Dwelling House of sufficient
SIZE to accommodate large family, Kitchen. Meat
House Barn and other IIouscs. The plantation is
i"eiosed with oleroblc good fences, now ready for
a:' occupant i"e purchaser will be required to
give bends with approved security, and n deed in
trust upon the Land 10 secure the purchase money
The deed in trust to be acted upon when the Inst,
payment becomes due
RICHARD S. ELLIS, Com.
No' - wlJs
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x,aua. &c. al AUCTION:

nIHegnaEs, Vi" Be s. .sS n the sss " public
::s q s',' t.s sf
containing 100 acres, more 81 h'' s,aah;aery aud
I,e. adjaesn, to the land. Of H. Terry 1 bs sold
e,. Also, at the same time am p,aee, la town
lor cash one undivided hall 81 'o' y" oro
.srIee.y,lle. and several articles oi Pe's'"a'
., sl L.r a. Wagons, Canyal', &c, S' ,,.
The sale VIII he made IN pursuance u Tor
,,.ed executed 10 The undersiened by step'e"
~. on the 18th o. loher, 1888, snd "n,e" rh,
cord in Campbell and Pns,isania eon','r
,nle 10 the property i, no doubt goo" oa. a. ssa a
Tres We shall convey such title Only as Tue o'''
'o'''a'' THOMAS LEFTHICH,
GERMAN JORDAN.
Trustees.
- tbs
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H r. JOHN CHRISTIAN, of Warren coun.
~ ty, State Of Kentucky Take notice. TINT
shall, on the 22l day Of December next. take Tho
aihdavh OF James G Christian and others. at H.
nathan SlouIs Tavern, at Amherst Court. Louise To
DC READ as evidence IN suit in ChanccrY now de.
Pchoing IN The county court Of Amherst, wherein
am Pain''h ana you nro defendant You Will at.
'end II yoo please, and # The DISPOSITIONS should
not be finished on tina, day 10 continue from d,,y 10
day until taken
WALTER l.. CHRISTIAN
Nov ,,
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$500. ~ - -.
VIRGINIA At Circuit Superior Court Of
Las. and Chancsty. continued and held for
Resfo,d County, at the Baptist Church, near The
town of Liberty, on Saturday, the ! lib day oil Oe
sobor. 1851 ~
James Baber, IN
against
Sampson Sharp anil William II Jones, sd'ats' Of
Matthew McMullen, deed Deis'
IN CHANCERY.
r.a u,,;, or ceuiorari. heretofore awarded, h
~..,,ve this cause from the county court OF Be-.
"a a., his roprt having been returned, and the &c.
.o,l of said cause being duly certified, II Is ordered
ia, his eanss bd docketed-N on The motion Of The
defendant. Sampson Sharp, 10 dissolve the ln]une-
lion AWARDED TO the plaintiff, the court, upon con
sidcraon Of the bill aud answers, aud after hear.
rag counsel in opposition thereto, doth fJsei
the mo,ion--and doth furthor aJludse, order am
decree thai commissioner Of tbs count do take an
account of the administration 81 the dciend'nit
William H. Jones, of the estate OF Mriihew NC
Mullen, oecJ.--and also an account between the
,ninliI and the said William r. Jones, adm r. Of
Matthew Me Mullen, deed and TINT he report the
sane to this court, with any matter specially stated
though, pertinent by h, nsclf, or required by lhe
parties 10 he SO stated ...,.#,..,..,,
A copy-Teste, JOS. +" iLsp', -
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Liberty, Oct 81, 1884
The narties in this cause will take notice thai
have nppointe1 Thursday, the ith day of Deem.
her next 10 commence the accounts directed by liz
foregoing deerec--on which day. at the hour OF ~
o'clock. A NJ. they are requested 10 Intend III III
S Office, in This town. with Their accounts vouchers
and copies Of court papers prepared for examination
and settlement JNO. AUSTIN WHARTON.
Nv G. wiw
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VANsnIANlpsS s.

VI llHF subscribers respectfully inform tho r.r
- lie, that they have received from tbsir fa',,
~, ana are now opening their Fall and Win,sr
sarp,y o'CAhhIAGES. comprising The following
thes ,or one horse, 2 Charlotte Barouches ,,;,,,
'An""g or falling tops, for one or tw horses and
!, ! elegant Improved Top Charlotte, win sid
- us. 'or horses which together with their nre >.
som ., Nocx on hand, enables them TO OFF, TO The
LII Iii n"s assortment Of Carriages, which they
.e" o" as good terms as any other establish,
nent 10 the U. States. II. R.REaCH iJs" mn
Nox.6 DEAoh q GO.
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Nov. 10

raSuE Stone Black-mith's SHOP III
dsA 8 Leesyille, together with the '"o
lr small llou.e., on the same Lot, Is lor
,.,.5-p.sses,ion can be had on any day. M VI
,ym Anderson or MIR. Thomas Lrn"1cn !, '""s
'.,,.,,I,ea 10 contact for the renting OF shld pro
prtv. 81 - ~ - ,1s
Nov 10