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THE THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH HORSE
EVHnE


NNiLL stand again a. my stable, Boydton, Mecklen-
w burge county, Va and will be let TO mares at
sixty dollars the payable at the end tbereoone
hundred dollars insurance, and dollar TO the groom
Gentlemen who will put class OF six mares, and
the payment satisfactorily shall have the OF one
gratis Every preparation is made 10 take the best OF
mares and colts, by separate eDclosureshgh and low
ground PASTURE extensive and good, furnished grals
gether with wheat and rye lots Every will be taken
TO prevent escapes accidents but will not be liable Tor
either This horse has proven himself foa geter;
his colour is fine dark bay, with black legs and
tall and will bear comparison with any horse in America
The will the 18th February, and expire
the lat OF July.
Fylde got by Antonio, winner of the great ST. lie.
ger IN 1872 bis dam Fadladinids, excellent runner
and own sister TO Sir Oliver Poulon and Fyldner, win
Of the ST. Leger in 1895, all excellent racers and
popular stations, by Sir Peter Teaze his granism Fam
NY by Diomede Abrosa, by Woodpecker, Ruth, sis
ter TO Hghhyers dam, by Blank, Of the best Of
the Godophin Arabian, Regnus by GoJophiD, Sorebce
Makeess Christopher, D'Arcys royal mare thus running
through all Of the most popular stocks in England Ills
racing career very brilliant; he beat many capital
GERS. OF them the best in the kingdom, TO Wit Law
rie Tod, Sarah "a winn,r ~ times ia year, both Of
which beat Birmingham, Sgnorins, who beat McmnoD,
Doctor Fsusius and EuxoD, (botb Of which beat the i'm
ported horse Levaban JoceIne. Mavroco rdato SsnsoD
Orthodox, Euphratcs, Hol,ton, Jupiter Vanish Recove-
ry aud many others. See English Racing Calendars
and American Turf Register Of 1885, for his pedigree and
performances in full. VIM TONNES.
Boydton, Va, 9Th Feb, 1894 S9-vSw
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Cancer.

~ and the art Of Healing, generally
n HE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
Of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his ai that he
has become compeentiy acquainted by the instructions
from the celebrated Dr. Lynch, of New York city, cure
that formidable and fatal disease, deDominaed Cancer,
without the use Of knife causic, but effected in the
same way and manner Practissd by DIR. Lynch, who
has met with unparalleled in the this
complaint, and also that Of Fistula FistuIoAs the
subscriber is here now, from the City of New York,
spend the winters any person wishing 10 be cured the
above-named complaints will please TO apply Immediately
to him, at the Mansion House, Main Street.
Richmond, JaD6 w. w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from DR.. Lynch.
do hereby certify, that Dr. w. W. Marshall has been
under my instruction, aud assisted in my business
which is attending 10 Cancer complaints, and the art of
healing generally. He is using my medicine. 1
think him capable and worthy the confidence Of those al
nicted. d. LYNCH,
The subscriber refers to Mr. Day. Of Manchester; MIR.
Gillian, Mr. James Caskic, Archibald Thomas, and Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. Benjamin
Harrison, OF Berkeley; and Miss Minis OF Manchester,
who has been under his care in New York, lately.
All letters must be post paid. w. w. M.
January Z. 74-wtf
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MARYLAND HOSPITAL.-The period for which
W. this well knoyyn Instution vac be,eoCore Isased

MWARYLAND HOSPITAJ.--Tbe period for which
I'VE this well known Institution heretofore leased
having EXPIRED IL is open for the reception Of Patients
under the exclusive management and control OF "The
President and pisiieys Of The Maryland HOSPITAL" in.
corporaed by the Legislature for the Of the
Institution.
The Buildings are extensive, and having been built
pressy Tor Hospital well adapted for The purpose
They airy and commoious, and their situation on the
heights adjacent TO the improved pats Of the City Of Bal
tmorc, Is healthy and convenient From the inn
provemeDts which have been made in the Institution "
offers many advantages 10 those whose msorunes induce
them TO avail themselves Of its benefits Persons tailoring
under alienation OF mind, any bodily nrmitcs, Except
sickness OF an infectious contagious cbsracer will be
received; able medical aud surgical attendance will be AZ.
ofded them, and the character Of the nurses, who
tmable members Of the "Sserlood Of Charity" is suf
hcent guarantee that every attention will be paid 10 the
safety and comfort Of the inmates OF The Hospital Terms
moderate as heretofore. BY order OF The Board
r. 8. sTEUART, President,
c. HowARD, Secretary. t7s-itwfwJ Jan. rs.
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I'M "A EsVlDN

WILL stand the ensuing season at the New Hope
w Race Course, Halifax, N Carolina; and will rem.
der service at $50 The season, payable at s expiration
which may be discharged by $40 cash; S75 insurance.
Parting with the mare will forfeit the insurance. 81 cash
to the groom, IN every instance. The will com
mence the 10 February aud end LIST August. Major
West will furnish good and extensive pastursge gratis
and mares gran-ied at 20 cents per day Every ateD
ton will be given to prevent accidents or escapes but
responsibility for either.
Marion is OF fine size, great muscular power and
maDdpg appearances his blood aud pefio place him
10 the foremost rank OF racing stock; he is the very
type Of his sire and grsndsire, old Archie and Citizen
from whose oins he sprung and whose unrvaled lame he
is sustaining, will be from his own perform ances
and boo Of bis get:-Francis Marion ore off al two
heats the great sweepstakes Of 900 entrance at ITALIA.
hasee, FLORIDA, mile heats, for year olds entries
paid forfeit; beating Veto Of S. c. AID Mary Smith OF
Tennessee 10 handsome style nguished nag. but
the old Roanoke las d. would say) poduced Francis,
which caused his owner 10 fob SO 500in rale cnk lin the
langusgcof Maj DowniDg) aud refused 50 500 for him
immediately alter The raceMars West, Gard Kitchen,
n A., Pasey Burton, Zaleiks, Mr.. Corprew's colt and
Mr. Wbisker's fiIIy, have all been winners.
omy knowledge than 10 Of his colts have
yet been the turf and several OF them out Of common
mares VIM l.. LONG.
New Hope, Halifax county, N c., Feb. g. S7-w2rn
@ Tho Wing, Petersburg Inogcnccr, and Norfolk Beacon
wiz publish tho above weekly for two months, and send their
counts TO the subscriber w. l. T..
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- rules held in the
M Clerks Office Of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery the 9Th day OF January, 1884
Elan Lockett, Plaintiff
Robert Locken, King Locket, Nancy Akin, james
Lockett, Michael Lockett, Francis Locke, Milton Lock-
EFT, Mary Lockeu Maria Lockett, Zachariah Lockett and
others, Defendants
The defendants, James, Michael, Francis, Milton, Ma
ry Maria and Zachariah Locket not having entered their
appearance and given security according the Of As
semby and the rules of this Court and appearing that
they not inhabitants OF this Commonw eallb, il is or
deed that the said defendants do appear here the first
day OF March term next, and the bill of the plain
till and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully, and another copy posted at the
front door Of the Court House Of this county.
A Copy-Teste.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
January IS. 79-IawSw-
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EN- CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- Rules holden in
Il the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for Louisa county, the 7 day OF Oc
lober 1888:
James M Trice, in his right and as administrator
of his late wife, Patsy T. Trce and also, administrator
of Martha c. Trice. Plaintiff.
against
Edmund Pendleon, John b. Pendleton, Peter S. Bar
ret, and Matilda w. his wife, formerly Matilda W. Pen.
dlcton, Philip b. Winston, William O. Bickeron L. Phi
lip H., John r., Edmund T., Barbara A., Joseph P and
Octavus Nj. Winston, William b. Phillips and Barbara 0.
his wife, Joseph w. Pendleon John Vowles and Lucy
A. his wife, Francis Johnson and Catharne II. his wife,
Thomas Nj. Pendleton, William Penlleon and Frances
s. Peudle,on, Defendants.
The plaintiff in this having by leave the Court
first had and obtained, filed supplemental BILL which
all The defendants, except John b. PendIeton, filed their
answers and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the said defendant, John b. PendIeon is not an inhabi.
nt of this State and he not having his appear
ance and given security according the Of Assembly
and the rules OF this Court, motion Of the plaintiff by
his COUNSEL ordered that the said John b. Pendecn
do appear before the Judge of said Court Court
house Of said county, the first day of the term Of
said Court, and the said supplemental bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper printed in the City Richmond for
two months successfully, and that another copy thereof
be posted at the front door of the Court house OF this
ty, some Court day.
Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, C. C.
January 4. 73-w4w~
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I'm observation-disclosures rules held in
Court OF Law and Chancery, the 9Th day Of Jan 1884
WOodson w. Hancock, administrator with the will an
nexed Of William Walthall, Decd Plaintiff
against
Pleasant Cheatham, Thomas w. Bass, John J. woodfn
William +. Walthall, and Julia c. his wife, Francis Ro.
berts, and Polly w. his wife, William Cheatham, Mar
tina A. Cheaham, Adeline + Cheathani, Chastain T.
Cheaham Edwin e. Woodfn, Elizabeth +. Wood6n, and
Martha w. Bass, Defendants.
The defendants, Francis Roberts, aud Polly w. his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the act of Assembly, and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing, that they inhabitants
this Commonwealth ii ordered that the said endan,s
10 appear here the first day OF March next, and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in published
the City Of Richmond, for two months successiv ety. and
another copy posted the front door Of the
this county. Copy. Tese,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. C.
January Is. 79-wSw
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be moro glorious than tho memorable operations Of Sir
John Duckworih In tho same quarter.
The attitude aud apparent intentions Of Russia
sny alarming II we do not in contact with her
in the Bosphorus shall perchsnce have repel her
fought In place the other Her great designs evi.
IDENTITY embrace both East and West.
Orders have been issued for getting ready Tor commits
sion Plymouth the CORVALLIS and Minirn both OF II
guns, aud the Portland, so gun ships and orders pre-
pairing 10 fit out three ships Of the line at Portsmouth,
and the number at Chatham. II is said that ten sail
Of the line preparing join the Mediterranean fleet
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VUNO MRS. LILLY BARNS.--As you are not a resi-
IL dent Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, you will
Legislature Of Virginia, for the purpose OF obtaining d.
from you have, in conformity the Act of the
General Assembly Of Virginia, filed in the Clerks office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery the
county Of Tszewel, statement OF the causes on which
my intended application is founded Your attendance is
moreover required at The next Circuit Superior Court of
Law aud Chancery to be holden and for the coun-
ty OF Tazewell. Yours, &C., JOHN BARNS.
Feb. a. S6-w4w
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N The 9Th day Of September past issued four bonds
" TO James Hector, VIM. Chapman, and Guy d.
French, all Of Giles County, virgnia-one bond was
for ten dollars and three other bonds for sixty dollars each
which bonds given for tract of land that James
Hector represented belonged TO him. l am con-
WINGED that the land did not belong the parties and as
have been deceived, forwarn all persons from receiv
ing trading Tor said Bonds, determined not 10
pay them. p. w. ROBINSON
Kanawha County Va &, Dec s, 1888. s7-w4w#
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TO MISS

TO MISS -
ana Us II so! n Thousand miles apart
nus 'ay o, mino Ger touch'ua g"ed heHt.
P ,'S'son ,no cy. VI peouty. won NO, SUMO
NI9n Ieeompense Tor al, the poets toll!
,r nN .o, rug s,nhe, Wat ohshtehu eyo,
nut ""s inc houtts warm ccstacy,
have not seenIi may not see
but maiden knd my gun shall bo
~. ~ moro es,eemed ana ehenshd Pfize
man arrest snte' or oiish'est eyes,
S S,,L WI; ',on uoply " .he pos' power,
nnnli sn'ne On hlay zone anu alsten' houri
a'so ,o' NY ho 'r"' howo ei ues'ow u, we g'ec''
o., 80, T"I ooHs, vu'sre ah'ns wofus, " sweets
Wv NV VIZ" , oIe ;, 10 oiigh. anu poshd sy''
a" "'", =" N'""'u "ea'' '",s' 'hs " praise
We are not strangers lin our hearts
Chords that must beat in unison
The Same touch wakens them in all wo see,
Or hear, or feel, we own sympathy
Wo ,voN Mnc'c .satu,e su,'n's W ooaoy 'i'u'
r. ;nvs nr ",o.a Ihaos,s n, -, W, o,o'
a ,cSJy ,car 10 ,,cen viii ,hoso ,he, W.,
,T;s ,bi. ,ba, in IN, imnass;on,J HON, p
Gives 10 tho r,yo,'d bard Tho po,yc,'
A. swes,ly so,,s Nh. s,ra,m If 80,
10 hear ,be ,nn,u,J sonI aon, e'
And make II con,iye 10 his Eli
VVi,h m oi liz IT, vap' oeo 10 ms ,h VIII
This is a tie that binds us;~,,is The glow.
'rbo eushir, ,y, rmh,, ~ h,a,, In. -. t,o,.
e''"'S ""'"''" W "ea'' ,""' ,'o'' A"'"-
we nne not suanycTs:-WeI my lines mpatt
Inc raohots iceiings IN the Puets heart.
Not even thy praise can make me vanly deem
That twas The Poets powor, and not his theme,
That woke thy hearts warm rapture, whes, from far,
his song oil Nictry caught thy iav'IiDg ear.
atvictry was thy country's aud his strain
WAS OF mat starry banner, that again
hdd "av'd IN triumph on tho baltic plain }
Yes though Columbus land be wide
Though Chesapeake broad waters glide
Far distant from tho fIrest shores
Where Alabama's current roars;
Yet all this land 10 nir
Still waves the fla: of stripe and star
sun ON the Warriors banks ia socn
ANA SHINES IN Coosa's valleys green
ny alabama's maiden sung
WIN pattiot heart and tunefui tongue.
Yes, have looked around mo hero
nna Iet was no foreigner. .
Each iricndy hand's frank oher'd clasp,
Tells me 1t Is biother's grasp.
NY own, deem these rushing Hood,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-13

Ihompsonan Books, Medicines, and Medical School.
A CURTIS keeps constantly, corner Of g. and 4,ii
As St, Richmond the genuine Thompsonan Medi-
cines, Family rights the OF ihsm and the Books
that devclope the System. He will accommodate,
and endeavor to relieves the afflicted from the country Who
have hitherto been reiuse and give TO those who wish
to become thoroughly acquainted with them both theo-
recal and practical instruct in the System in the
ture and OF the remedies, in Botany Natural Phoso-
ply and Chemistry; and free TO his Library which
contains many of the best works Anatomy, Physiology
Surgery and the theory and practice Of Medcinc.-A.
c. will furnish every candid enquirer with the
factory evidence, that, for Speed nnoceDcy and eca-
cy, in removing disease, and restoring healthy action
the system, these remedies, udciosy admnistered
supass every thing else that has yet been discovered
would advise those who desire and safe mode of
serving their health, OF restoring ii, when lost to
call, purchase right and stock Of medicines once
More than 900 persons in the u States no others
Feb. 4. S6-6t
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AtASH FOR NEGROEs.--I shall be absent two or
" rbree months from Richmond. During my absence,
Mr.. VIM II. Goodwin will attend my Jail and the pur
chase OF slaves for Liberal prices will be paid
Nov 49, l5s-uJ LEWIS A. COLLIER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-13

FUNHE Subscriber, having purchased that well known
IL Tavern, called Hopkinsvie, in the lower end of
Lynchburg, offers his services 10 the public as Ia
vern keeper, and pledges himself TO every exeron
10 give general satisfaction. For that purpose, he has
been considerable expense in furnishing every depart
men Of his establishment, to unite conven ience,
plenty. and comforts and he again the public that
nothing his part shall he wanting to give satisfaction,
and respectfully invites them 70 call and judge for them
selves. H. w. MAUCK.
JAM %. S2-l0,~
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INC celebrated aud eccentric unran preacher LOT1nso Dom
ach at Warrington the 81 inst lie Connect
ana, ~ his 'by yess preaching had travelled over England
ho Hsand and visited almost ovt pi Of the United stses
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EN CHANCERY-VIRoINIA.-- rules held in the
II Clerks Office OF Essex Circuit Superior Court OF Law
aud Chsncery, on the 10Th day oil January, 1884:
Rennolds Chapman and James Shepherd, executors Of
William Shepherd, deceased, AMI Philip b. Winston Jo
seph W. Pendeion and Edmund Pen lieton executors Of
Henry Pendleton, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
William d. Taylor. John Daracott, Laurence Battsilc
ajmr oil James NJ aisoD deceased, Lewis Madison, devil
Of James NJ ALLISON, deceased aud Henry Robinson,
surviving trustee OF Richard Morriss and himself and
others, Defendants.
The defendant, Lewis Madison. not having entered his
appearance aud given security according the OF As
sembly and the rules Of this Court and IL appearing by
sacory evidence that he is bant this Com.
monwealth. the motion OF the plaintiffs by COUNSEL il is
ordered that The said defendant do appear before the Judge
Of said Court, the Court House Of this county, on
the first day of May term next, and the plaintiffs
BILL aud shat copy Of this order be fo hwi,h inserted in
some newspaper published in the City OF Richmond for
two months successfully, and that another copy hereof
he posted at the front door Of the Court House OF this
ty, Copy-Teste.
JAMES ROY MlCOU, Jr. elk. E. c. S. C. L. & c.
February a.. S6-wSw
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I'm CHANCERV-v VIRGINIA At Rules holden in
Il the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court oil
Law and hancery for The County OF Buckingham, the
second day OF December 1888.
George Baber, Plaintiff
against,
Nancy Ming, W alter L. Fontaine, and James NJ. Pat.
teson, Def. ndants.
The defendant, Nancy Ming, not having entered her
appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and IL appearng
by satisfactory evidence, that she is inha bant OF
This Country is ordered, That the said absent defen
dant do appear here OH the first day Of the April
Term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that
copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City Of Richmond, for months
successfully and posted at The front door Of the Court
house Of this County.
Copy. Tesie. r. ELDRIDGE, C. &C.. {.
JAN 80. 81 wams
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POETRY.
"nucn rxr RxnA,ss rr.rrs."
POETIC cnpprsrnNnENCE.

FOETTC COKKESFONDENCE.
Although the following lines copied
reader them
OF tho gentleman sufficient TO induce the reader
pcrusc his verses interest. tho lady
permitted cxpcc before the Collaborating worlds but hot line
will we
no,hns from comparison, being placed spssi" OF hos
Of tho author Sispanged Banner - I1Sedoosd lat
TO MIR. r. s. KEY
Thanks gentle fairy now my Album take
And lac his table r'er he wake,
Then whisper that maden oil unknown,
Claims from tho poets hand a tniug boon;
Trdns, pcrchnnco him. but oh. not
10 her whose heart has thrilled long, long aro,
As his inspiring lays d her ear,
Lending the Strangers n interest dear.
timid girl may yet be hold T. admite
The Poets icfvor sud the Patriots fret
But tits not thcsc, though magical their power,
They cannot hti ghten saddcn'd hour:
Aud she, the happest, has saddend hours,
When all ife's pathways are bcroh OF howcrs,
And her bow'd spirit feels as felt by hee,
That to live alyay' on this earth would be-
For hor-fo ali-no happy destiny
Poet and Patriot! Thou may'st write for fame,
But BY u tcnderer and hoicr name
call Christiani write hcr one lay
For M read aud when thoun away.
Tuscaloosa, 10Th December, 1893.
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NoTiCK.-Thsrs is now confined In the Gsol Of the
City Of Richmond, negro man, who calls himself
HENRY WILSON, end says he belongs to Arthur En-.
merry Of King Queen County, State Of Maryland. Said
Henry about 30 years OF age OF dark brown complex
ion, and about five feet inches high IL said Henry
does belong TO said Emnery he will please forward,
prove property, pay charges aud take him away, other
wise he will be dealt with the law cts In such
THOMAS HARDY,
Caoler for Wm ID. Wrenn, s. G. r.
Rchmond Dec. 27lh 1888 70-wl2w
HN CHANCERY-yiRGINIA.- rules held in the
il Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery. for Goochland county, I'll Dec, 1888:
Nicholas J. Poiudexter, executor Of William u. Pon-
dexter, deceased, Plaintiff
against
David NJ. Parrish, Valentine Parrish, and Lpscomb
Crank; and William Shelton Minor, aud Benja amin b. Duke
executors OF John Shelton, deceased who surviving
partner Of Shelton & Harris, Defendants.
The defendant, Lpscomb Crank not having entered his
appearance, and given security TO the act Of Assembly aud
the rules Of this Court and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he Is not inabtan OF this Common
wealth. that he do appear before the Judge Of
said Court, at tho Court House, the first day Of
April term next. ami the plaintiffs bill and that
copy Of this orderbe forthwith inserted some ne wspa
per published In the City Of Richmond, and continued for
two months SUCCESSFULLY aud that another copy be posted
the front door Of the Court house Of this county
Copy. Tes,e, w. MILLER, e. C.
January30. Si-w9w
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"ATS, CAfS, &C.. v. Raymond has now on
HI hand, superior assortment of hats various quail
ties and patternstogether with assortment shoes.
stocks gloves trunks &C. Also cloth and fur caps OF his
own, and northern manufacture; all of which he wishes
to sell as low his Deghbors The shoes will be sold
very low to close saes.-N. b. The highest market
prices paid for country furs. Feb. 10. 1851
NOTTON YARN.-The Petersburg Manufset curing
~ Company has this day reduced the prize Of Cotton
Yarn so as TO make II correspond with present Northern
rates. BY observing the prices stated below, will be
seen that 1t has never been sold lower by this Company
0akug the numbers altogether whilst The the
quality was never better than that which is making
The following are the prices, viz:
No. 10 cents.
5a6 20
Tails 81
IA, Is, I6, rs
At these prices, this yarn be had in Richmond of
Messrs. Workman, McGruder & Co., of the Company
in Petersburg. LEWIS MABRY, Agent.
February 8. SS-4t
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nUBO'S & STODART'S Piano Fortes-Just re-
~ ceived by the subscriber assortment of Pianos
John lurPns Cabinet arerooins, two dcors below
the Virginia Panks
Piano Fortes uned repaired, and made equal 10 new
ones, in point Of touch and tone.
Piano Fores kept in tune by the year.
Feb. I. Ts5-6t1 A. STODART