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Il on lucsuay, De-cth INST, ana continue
four days.
sweepstakes for Colts aud Fillics years old-S20O
entrance half forfeit. mile heats which eight sub
scribcrs.
l Richard Adams enters f by Timolcon, dam by Sir
Charles.
9 Robert Corbin enters by Sir Charles dam by
Irafal Iar.
3 Thomas Carter enters by Prince Rupert, dam by
Tom Tough
a John Hcth cnersc by Sir Charles. dam y DUNCAN
s VIM Wickham enters by Sir Charles. dam by Arab
o +. Hare enters b C by Monsieur Tonson, dam by
Sir Archy.
1hos. Taliaferro enters be Orphan Boy by Johanna
Robert Stanaid enters b f by GOhanna, dam Lady
Gfeensvillc.
Sweepstakes for Colts and Flies, years old, 800
entrance, half forfeit, mile heats Six subscribers.
] Richard Adams enters C f Red Rover, dam by Shy
lock
o. p. Hare fly Monsieur Tonson, dam the dam
of Little John.
VIM. Williamson enters b f by Johanna, dam by
Sir Charles.
A James P. corbin enters c by ciohanna, dam Com
John Ileth enters b.. Sir Charles dam the dam Of
Collier.
Thomas boswell enters { by Timolcon danr Mcrino
Eve.
sEcoHp nay.
Propretors Purse, $40, me heats; entrance SI5
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Parse 500, mile heats; entrance 500
foURTn DAY.
Swccpsakc for ) year olds, 500 entrance; h. T.,
l. d. N patlcson enters by Johanna, dam the dam
of Damon.
9 Woodbridge by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Al
fred.
Edmund Christian enters c by Timolcon, dam by
Thnnderclap.
q Richard Adams enters + by Washington. dam by
s. VIM Wickham cnIers- ~ Gohanna dam by Sir
Archy. -.
G. Jesse Wilkinson enters by Roanoke, dam by SIR
ArchyJ
z. Jands s Garrison ciicra by Tiholcon dam Pan
dora by Napoleon
a Match. mile heats for 400 dollars between IIcc-
tor Davis Genmorc by lticgo and VIM. williamson
b by Tariff. RICHARD ADAMS, PrOprictor
April 10. Hid
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w M NJ SwOopc, Pa;ntiT
against
John Nicholas ana Alexander Garrett. Defendants
This cause be heard this fourth day of Au.
gust lco, the bill, answers, exhibits and cxamna-
IONS oi Witnesses and was argued by counsel on con
s"efato whereof tor reasons set forth i'm writing and filed
amongst the papers this cause the Court doth ,diud re-
order, and decree, unless the defendant John Nicoi
sha pay unto the plaintiff the of twelve hundred
ana forty one dollars and thirty seven cents with lcn,
interest ihrreon from the 10Th of August 1924 till paid
and the cost expended by the paintin the
oil thls sui,; then that the Marshal OF the Supc-
ror Court of Chancerv for the Richmond D;strsc,
having first duly cdvertizcd the time and place of sale in
some newspaper Published in the city Of Richmond and
at some public place in New Canton, for four weeks
previous thereto proceed 10 sell, by public auction to
the highest bidder, for ready money the land and ap-
Purenanccs IN the proceedings mentioncd and that he
pay the money into court, of which the yment of
ue dcicdan Garrett COSTS expended in the prosccu-
ton of ms former suit which remain unpaid will hcrea
ter be directed
December iill, 1890
tbeing suggested TO the Court that the plaintiffs dead
the ordered TO be entered of record Bv consnt
OF parties by their COUNSEL is ordered that this cause
stand and be revvedin the name of Joseph Brown admir-
OF William NJ. Swoop, deceased
ana ~, circuit Superior urt of Law and Chanccry
heid al the in Augusta county the lst day
On motion of the plaintiff by counsel the Court doth
appoint George NJ Payne commissioner make sale of
inns cause on the fourth day of August SU in place of
The Marshal therein named Copics-Teste
N. G. KINNEY, C. c.
In pursuance of the foregoing decree shall proceed
on Friday, the 10th day of May next, the premises
To carry tile into effect The land to which s,;d
decree refers is tract of If acres yinu immediately
on Slate River and Hunts Creek is fertile and contains
nexausioic stores of slate of the best quality Should
The above named day prove to be unfair the sale to be
made on the premises, will take place the first fair dav
thereafter, Sundays excepted.
GEO. NJ, PAYNE, Commissioner
buckingham, April 10, 1885 uI-wdy
cx.rr
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from ,i., prtn.5as. coa.eiiaaon.l


Mn Brow S.-'lhc reader will find in another column.
the authorized reply o. Nr Brown our strcuro on bis
votes, ia opposition to the State Right and Anti Tariff
Resolutions Of Mr. Goode II is clccrnly Published
from the Intelligence and he welcome 10 ali the hcnr
fits OF such defence lie ayers and we arc sure truly
that accident prevented his making Speech ON that
OCCASION Had lr dchyecdi led to pre- sumo hc
would have advocated thc principles " those Rcsolu
tons, while hc voted against thcm; exhibiting tie rare
and singular. and should thnk most uncnvjabc spec
tacc, of Saicsnan looking way, and rowing The
Other! Although have asserted and we now re-.
assert our bciel That SIR Brown. in voting fir Mr.
Leigh, did not fcPTcscnt majority ofhis constituents
II surely cannot he conteH Jpd his ground that we
shooid not review Mr. Brown pre- yiou public course
u Mr. Brown is dcsU0us Of forgiveness for past pui1
cal errors he Should extend that choFiy others be- ask
for hniscif and fg'ye Mr. Van EureD bis SINS os Lc
has HfgiYcn those OF no letter man. M Lciek -
lowcfcr unpaatablc may prove shall continue The
task, which Mr. Brown said in bis Spcccho Thursday
sc had commenced with HyUna ieroeify. ord search
out and publish all tbe evidence within our reach
which VIII tend 90 prove c iacousisfcncy of his public
acts. We ROfo owe Nj Brown as little political for.
5carance as VIC do personal hostility and shall show
him nonc not iot The ehsfactcrstic gr0isl of the
hateful iig~u1 saH hisras hs cars until even hat
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az y. 3. S. COsBY &. 90.

SSTOCk OF HARDWARE, AT AUCTIoN.-On
~ Monday, 2Uth April, at 10 O'clock will be- sold at
pubic auction, the entire stock of Hardware nov on
hand belonging II the late firm of Robert Johnston X
Son. he STOCK comprises many valuable Goods which
ure well worth the attention of country merchants aud
o'hcr purchasers Terms VIII be made known on the
day OF sale.
ANDREW JOHNSTON. Er'0rs of Ro..
ANDREW WHITE, jJoinStom, dec.
J. y S CosBY x Co, Aucts.
APeh T. Holds
EblECE GOODS, cheap for caSh--or sLtrt approted
n credi.--lirNR, PAYsoN. No. Z. Hanover ST. near
the Office, NEW YORK, respectfully solicits the
patronage of those Country Merchants who are making
their purchases of staple Dry Goods with cash or short
credit lie has made his arrangements for dealing with
such and is determined 10 ccr them goods at such prices
as VIII make 1T an object Tor them to paronisc him.
lis stock comprises general assortment OF foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods
Feb 81 o5om
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-ESRCS1.va OWED.
Plaintiff,

u n RY--yIRoixiA-At a Supctinr Court
"A of Chancery, hcdn Stanton on the 4h day of Au-
gust, $780,
VIM NJ Swoopc, Plaintiff,
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NAMEs RIvER AND KANAwMA COMPANY.

NAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
Cd Notice TO SRbScrbersn pursuance Of the direction
contained in the third section of the of Assembly
passed the 10th of March, 1892 entitled san ncOr
porang the Stockholders of the James River and Ka-
nawha Company, DO hereby make known TO all con-
ccrncd, that according returns made this office by
Commissioners appointed TO receive subscriptions to the
stock OF SAID Company thirty thousand one hundred
and thlrtytwo shares of the said stock, equal TO three
millions two hundred and thirteen thousand two hundred
dollars have been subscribe, for by individuals and bo
dies polite and corporate, other than the Commonwealth
do further make known, that The President aud D-
rcctors of the James River Company will proceed
Friday the first day of May next ascertain the
ovad subscriptions to the stock of the James River and
kanawha Company. j. BROWN Jr. I'd luditOr
Second Auditor Office, 9th April, 1875.
~ Should any books oforignal subscriptions still
main IN the hands Of Commissioners il is deemed inds-
pensae that they should be returned before the LIST May
J. g., Jr.
Declaring what shall be valid subscriptions to the stock
the James River and Kanawha Company Passed
goth February. 1885.
Section 3 BE declared and enacted by The General
Assembly That in proceeding To ascertain the amount
of valid subscriptions to the stock of the James River
and kanawha Company, the President and Directors of
Tie James River Company shall regard n valid sub
scrhcr any person. body polite corporate who shall
have paid dollar moro, each share intended to
be subscribed for by him. either into the Bank of Nr-
gina, Farmers Bank of Virginia, into any of their
offices Of discount and dcposc, any agent duly ap-
pointed TO receive the same; and such payment made
any time or before the twenty day OF Febua-
ry, eighteen hundred and thirty-i shall constitute
such person, body polite corporate, a valid subscriber
10 the stock Of the said Company, for the number of
shares for Which payment shall have been made, whe-
Their the name Of the subscriber be endorsed the Com
nssioner's books not
April TO- 1l-tlM
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"a AWRENCEV1LLE RACES.--1hc races over the
q Lawrcnccyile Course, for the Spiag. ISIS. vii
commence tc li'h day Of April next, and continue
four days.
First Doyt-Two sweepstakes colt raccs the first
$500 entrance half forfeit mile heats. six subscribers
AID closed The following the entries, to wit:
o. p. Hare, Tonson lilly, out Of Maj Thomas Rilcys
mare.
r b starkci Daniel Dagger g. c by Medley, dam
by Nirginian
VIM. VI. West, full sister to Sir Walter Scott
John 6. Goode
Star
John d Maelin s. C. Wv Tiinolcon, dam by Hal
Second sweePstakci 500 entrance, half forfeit TO
close thc FIRST day Of March next, now vcrai sub
scfbcrs.
sreoad pr -Proprelor's Purse $500, 2 mile heats,
entrance Slj.
Third Day.-Jockcy Club PURGE 500, without dis
count, mile heats, entrance goo
Fourth Day--A Handicap Purse 800 mile heats
the best three in five. entrance So.
lt is necessary 10 state that the track las been re-
Gently very much improved, it having been tan-barled
around Litter and stables furnished horses gratis
The Proprietor having also had the stables for tic horses
thoroughly repaired viii cndcavor to give general salts.
Fiction TIE PROPRIETOR.
February n eff
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NATAS COMMITTED to the Jail Of Frederick coun.
w W as runaway, negro man calling himself
JOHN HARRIS, about fortyv years of &c five feet
seven inches high, aud of dark comIc xon There arc
visible marks defects about him. with the exec 2ion
OF ms right leg being about an inch shorter than the LETT
occasioncd by Kick from horse in the groin He
says that he belonged originally TO the estate OF Car
ter and purchased from the said estate y ono John
Montgomery of York, Virginia, who sold hini oa trader
about five years since (namc recollectcd) Tic owner
is requested TO forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, otherwise hr will be- disposrd Of ac
cofding to law. CHARLES BULLET
JaaOT Of Frederick co0,ify. Va.
March II. l01--..im
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

FAIKFIEID KACES.
FMNHE Spring meeting over the Fairfield Course Will
"A commence ON Tuesday, the 2Sth inst, and continue
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III EWIS NIL Gcperaf .4gcaf md Collector will al.
tend 70 the collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in ihe State Of Virgina.
Fredericksburg, MARCH, ~. los wifi
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TENIlE BELL TAVERN FOR RENT.--'rh. Sub.
d scriber is duly authorized by Hiram Chilcs the
present tenant of the Bell Tavern to dispose of his
lease the said house. to expire the 30th day of Sep
cmber next together with all the furniture in the esta
blishment which is generally of good quality; and pos
session to be given may be desired 10 GOOD
tenant well qualified to conduct the business viii re-
local situation of this tavern is surpassed by none in the
City. The accommodations extensive and convent
ent. The .HoTthcrH line Of the mail and accoinmoda-
ton stages stop at the house The establishment is so
generally known, that minute description of its
advantages is deemed unnecessary.
For terms, apply to AMOS LADD
March H. IO4-U
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q NOTTON YARNS AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
" ~ Foctorg PJiessA regular supply Of the Yarns
and Cloths manufactured hy Che Richmond Manulaciur.
ing Company, for sale above By
DAVID ANDERSON u.
M1fch u In7 wiw
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a LLAN b. MAGRUDER, ArronNrY Ar LAW.
Ia Brakeman, Botetowrt County pa practices in the
courts of Botctour Bedford and Rockbrdge and offers
ms services to the Public, in the various departments of
his nrnrrssion -
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AA, MAC RAlI.ROAD.-At meeting of the Pre-
sdent and Directors of the Company, Monday the
I'd March, $50, the following resolution adopted
Rcs0trcd That the Stockholders be required pay on
their respective shares the following sums wit Five
dollars each share, before the tenth day of April
next; five dollars each share on OF before The tenth
day of May next and five dollars each share on or
before the tenth day of June nextThesc sums are to
be deposited. heretofore TO the credit of the Company
in the Bank of Virginia to The credit of the Treasurer
in the Girard Bank at Philadelphia.
The Board deem proper to state for the information
of the Stockholders, that upon compliance with the
QUESTIONS mnde and heretofore, onc-fourth of the
private subscriptions Of the capital stock will have been
Public Works will then be payable and that will proba
bly, render 1T unnecessary to make any further requs
ton upon the individual Stockholders sooner than Sep
tember. WM. p. SHEPPARD, Sccretary
March Z. 10O-2awl0thA
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81 MOTSPUR. The Sire IF .aaseypa. VIII stand The en-
$ 3 suing season. at 81. Ieger, MIR John Ilctls)
in thc county Of Chesterfield - miles from Petersburg
ID miles }om Richmond, and 6 miles south Of the Cor.
Ps. Particulars VIII be givcu hereafter
Dec. -. l70-tfl JOHN n. CHRISTIAN
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p The ENQUikER is published twice week. generally, and
three times during
Pricv heretcoc Five Dollars ad
chartercd banks (on) will be
The Editors viii safety remit
he NALL the postage Of being paid by the writer's
will be discontinued the discretion of the
Editors, until all have baou paid
1 Whoever will guarantee payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
No paid
. by person n this is onyons.
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-RXCEE.M ON.D,
a An NEGROES, to be sold on a credit of sir
&NI m0nAls.-They at I've River Rock Is.

land, and Hockey Point Farms, aud at Kanawha Salt
Works.
On Monday, the 9th day of November next, at Tye
River Farm, within 3 miles Of New Glasgow. and "a
miles from Lynchburg will sell FoRrY.NisE NEoRoEs;
consisting OF men, women, boys and girls; with from
plantation tools, large quantity of sheave oats,
anu loaqer, TWO new wagons and harness. just bought
Farm Ia miles below Lynchburg aud four miles of James
RIVER, forty-two Negroes; consisting of men, women
eoys ana girls; large quantity of corn, sheave OATS
Sc with stock of horses cattle hogs and Sheep plan
tatlon tools, with set of backsmith's tools
On Monday, Odd November next. at Rockey Point
Farm, on James River five miles below Pattonsburg
toh"y-hree negroes; consisting of men, women, buys
and girls quantity of corn stock of horses cattle and
nogs plantation tools, with wagon and harness
bought WILLIAM MORGAN.
LynchbcrE, Oct D. 47-w5w
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HHENRlCO NURSERY, within three and bali
AH miles Of Richmond Ya.--Thc subscriber offers
Tor sale, at his Nursery, ~ varieties Of Apple % do
Pear II do. Plum, Al DO. Peach 70 do. Cherry 5 do
Apricot, do Ncctarinc, do Almond, do. Fg, do
Grape Vino, do Gooscbcrrics do. Curfants, and 2
Of kaspberos; nearly all propagaied from in full
bearing in his orchard and embraces perhaps SEE
lection of Fruit Trees that have been surpassed for
Tic climate Of Virginia The trees large aud thrifty
and many of them have fruit NJ this time Gaia
logues (to which have added, in consequence Of
rous enquiries, ample directions for psntiue) may be
had gratis, at the Nursery, At The book store Of Peter
Cotton at Tie seed store Of WIN Palmer and the store
OF Thomas II Drew, where any orders left will be pune
tualy attended 70. JOSEPH SINTON
Oct u 50-4t
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A TEACHER WANTED.-A man of good moral
IA character is wanted, TO take charge of school on
The LIST OF January next of about fifteen twenty scho
lars, who well qualified TO teach tie usua branches i'm
English, and also tie Latin language TO one who can
come well recommended, liberal wages will be given,
particularly to who has had some experience let
ter addressed 20 the Postmaster Mount Level Dnwid
die county, Virginia, will be attended Early app-
cation is desired.
October o. 45-t25D
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NWTM. McCRERY, Dyeper and Tailor, respectfully
w calls the attention Of his customers and tho pub
Tic generally, 20 view his assortment of GOoDs Just
ccived. fie pledges 70 distant customers, who cannot
view in person assortment superior quality and RI
refy and excellcd by any in The Union All orders
shall receive his strict personal attention
Richmond Oct 30. 43-st
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N7N7ILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE-A change
w having occurred in the arrangement of depart
ments in this institution, since the annual advertisement
this day.
Rev Adam Empie, President and Professor Moral Phi.
osophy.
Thomas II. Dew, Political Law and History
John Milling!on, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, and
Civil Engineering
Robert Saunders, Mathematics
Dabncy Browne, Ancient Languages.
Beverly Tucker, Law.
Oct 80. '''-' 20 1'' Set
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pOSTPONEMENT

W he above sales are postponed to the 4th January
1886 at Tyc River to the 18th Rack Island nd to the
18th at Hockey Point. w. MORGAN
November 3. 52-w,d
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NL EGROES FOR SALE.--Wil be sold publicly, to
the highest bidder for cash, at the House of Mrs
Jane Poor, in the county of Goochland, Friday the
10Th November next 30 50 valuable slaves, belonging
TO the estate of the late Geo w McLein deed. They
very likely. EDMD. GEORGE, .7d,n'r.
Of GeorgssW .NeLein decd.
November 3. 52--4t-
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wiLL BE SOLD, TO the highest bidder, al the late
Wv residence of the late Doctor Daniel Harda way
dec a. in the county of Amelia Tuesday the 18th ay
oil November next, if fair it not the fair day. the
whole stock OF horses mules CATTLE hogs, and sheep
household and kitchen furniture good riding carriages
der shucks and straw; excellent library consisting
OF medical and miscellaneous works many of which are
the horses, is excellent pair of wc-broke carriage
horses.
VIII be sold, on Monday the 23d day of November if
far otherwise the next fair day. the plantation of the
decedent in the county of Nottoway the stock of horses
mules, cattle, hogs, and sheep; plantation utensils
good wagon; the crop of corn, amounting thou
sand twelve hundred barrels; fodder &c There arc
in the stock of cattle, six eight yoke of welbrokc
oxen.
Twelve months credit will be given on all sums above
five dollars, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security For all suns of five dollars and under cash
VIII be required Bonds will be required to be executed
before the property is delivered
FABIUS LAWSON admit
dc LoniS NON, Of Daniel Harda,cay deed
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NAlLL BE SOLD, at public auction, for cash, at
Wv the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, on
the Both day of December next, three likely Negro
Slaves late the property of Mrs. Sarah Duke, dccd
consisting OF two girls and a boy
WILLIAM nj. DICKERSON. Comr,
under a Decree Of Gooehiand Circuit Court.
Nov. g
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a TEACHER WANTED.-1'he subscribers, resi-.
Ia ding IN Surry county, Virginia, within miles
OF Cabin Point and in healthy ncghborliood, wish to
employ Teacher for the ensuing year To who
can come satisfactorily recommended character nd
qualifications To teach the Latin and Greek Languages
English Grammar, Reading, Writings Geography, All.
zebra, Arithmetic, aud the higher branches of Nathe-
mates, an adequate salary will be given.
DAVID g. SAMUEL BOOTH
NOV. 8. 52-2lS
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HNOR SALE.-'I'le subscriber has two very GOOD
q JACKS for sale, which he will dispose of accom-
.npdaung terms, Black Hawk. now rising six years old
and his colts are large and promising Black Hawk was
by American Fnrmer-and he by DR.. Charles Morris 5
Jack stock vigorous active, and surpassed hy none i'm
Virginia foa getters. In this particular Black
Hawk has established himself) The other is three
years old this Spring Persons wishing purchase such
property, will meet with bargain by application 10 the
subscriber, near Hanover Court House
November 3. T52-2tl EDWIN HILL
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FuNRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust cx-
D. ecued TO the subscriber for certain purposes there
in mentioned by Henry Alley bearing date tho lth day
of November, 1884 and recorded in The Office of the
Musings Court of this City, and also the county of
buckingham shall proceed TO sell public auction,
Wednesday, the 25th of November, the fair day
thereafter, at the said Henry Alleys, and in the said
county of Buckingham to wit carriage and hoiscs,
and all his household and kitchen furniture, consisting
of the usual varety--for cash.
SAMUEL PUTNEY, Trustee.
November g. Sgt
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NOTICE "A memorial will be presented TO tho next
V General Assembly Of Virginia, praying the pas
sage Of Law for The removal Of the seat Of justice Of
the county Of Hanover, TO more central and con-
yenient location than the present
September ~. 30--tf
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" TER PARIS, &c.--The subscribers have on hand
and will keep constantly supply of Best Mountain
Clover Seed, Herds Grass Seed. and Plaster Paris,
which they will sell on reasonable terms.
READ, VENABLES IL SPENCER
GAINESVILLE, Nov l. 1895 52-,ySw
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ERON STORE-We have in store large and well
"A selected assortment of Iron, which are daily
rddng by receipts per almost every packetnnd offer
very low prices 200 tons, of the following description,
FLAT-EnglisI, swcdes, Country AID Ulster almost
every size.
ROUND-Englisb, Swcdes and Ulster, from Ia to d.
anietrr.
sQUARE-English, swedes and Ulster, from Id to 4
diameter
OVAL-7-8 oval Ulster Iron,
Box, band, sheet, hoop and plating Iron
Nail Rods spike rods axetrce moulds coach makers
Crow Bnrs
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hi NOR BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CIrY- -

HTOk BALTIMORE ria WASHINGTON CITY
= The Steam Boat CHEsApEAKE. Captain Nay, leaves
Hampton Roads on Wednesdays and Sundays on the
ngton the following morning-lcavng it optional with
travellers 10 depart in the 10 o'clock A. H. clock
r. NJ Rail Road for Baltimore which carry the m
through in two hours. Passage and Fare to Washing
ton 81 Passage from Washington 10 Baltimore 81 so
September %. 4O-t1stD