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lNsEEp OIL. by the barrel or glil5n
q Pls. Turpcnlinc
Coal Tnr
go ton Seed 81
Tanner Oh
Rasius
Birthstone
SwfG Oh
Sail Petre
Lqaoflcc md l. qaofioc Root
Wln'e by siloo of bottle MI kinds
Teas iertfai KINDA
Chocolate bcsf qonI,ty
Blue Pills, Afoltereftes Hal neuafae.ufe
Golden 5. al
Jamaica G1neer
Red Sen Myftb
lIeroeh oil md Baik
Mantle mud Cylinder Tbefmomelef', Boa ifu
Pocket Luelieis, mr. atfflc
Chlorine aud Orfig' Tooth Walh
Lemon Syrup aud Pepper Sauce
For sale by HOWEt. DAVIES
Aprll 20 ts9
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FRA Washington correspondent Of the Loncas
Ter (Penn } ln,eligencer, says that Mclean. CLAY
and Calhoun have already determined no, to prr
NIT their names to be used as candidates for tn,
next Presidency; and he expresses the opinion that
Webster will follow he example We hope til,
after conjecture may prove true. Judge White is
the only man who can beat Van Buren.-an oh.
Jet which, most of all others, should be desired by
the Wings, both cause his defeat will be III,
overthrow Of the Off :c-hun,ing party, and dec,
slve repalse Of the attempt OF the President TO M
point his own successor, and becausc we shall /,
Judge White have at the head of affairs an homes
man, an upright POLITICIAN and a sagacioas states
man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

34J Mrs Rachel b. Packer has been apponc;
Post Mistress at Sunbury, (Pcnnsylsania,) by The
Pos,ma stcr General in the room Of J. G Martin
ESQ resigned. Where are the advoc ltcS vt E" siric
construction u Why is tho Enquirer dumb
Did the law ever contcm2la the appointment o
Jen.cles to Office I We have too much saantr,
% object TO IT, If he practice be lesal-but # it bt
in non-conformty with the law, VIC say, IN The Ian
guage Of Mr. Ritche's oftcn-ci'ed quotation fom
the speech OF Porfia to the Senate oil Venice
{" 1t must not be
Or II will be quoted precedent; and thereby
Many an error will rush into the 5 ate
- We COPY in another column, from the Ken
mond Whiga state ment relative 10 the l9nom'"'ous
treatment of Midshpman Wilson, by Capt Geof sc
C. Read. of the U. S. Navy during the lite cruise
of The frie ate Constellation, of which capt H. was
the commander. Ifthat statement be correct, anu
from its perculary we have no doubt II Isl III e'-
ery essential particular, we hope that the Puo,'e
voice will unite in demanding that inc 'lii'' W
made subject Of enqury-lf not Tor me Pu't'o''
Of mnishing Capt Read, at least that naval COM
mar ders NAV hereafter be 70 hidden 10 IN 'uSe 'he'
snlene,ic hnmofs on their subordnaes we kho"
nothing of Capt. Reads political sentiments VI III
Io.J ,b,,ber he has any-and, Of course, these re
marks arc no, the offspring Of party feeling ney
snr;n, from an adherence oftyrunny and despo'
tism, wherever they be exhibited, whether by Inc
ruler of nation, CT by monarch in miniature, as
a naval commander in truth is. If the Presioe"'
should regard The complaint as unworthy OF no''ee
we hope tina, some member ofConsress WIN mex :,
winter move an enquiry mo the particulars II
thew cannot punish past acts of dcspo''s" 'ney can
a, least, by legislative cnac'mens' put euro upo"
hn hpca
the ferocions ,empers of those men, VINO, because
thew chance to be dressed IN niue of'c' ah''"
itv." rule their subordlnates win Tue 'o' anu
scourge.
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WAsHisGroSI. Iib Apr;l Is,

WI shofily be consummapd, We find the fol-
owing premonto'y symptoms in tn last Journal
oil Commerce:
WARRINGTON, l4'h April 1892
MIR. Barry's Commission, as Minister TO Spain
mas actually been made out and signed. Ynn
may be assured OF this. He will leave The Posi-
ohhce, u IS SAID In the cousse of This week Il has
heretofore been supposed that Mr.. KendaH would
succeed him as acting Postmaster General bui
a doubt has arisen whether this would be lawful
Inc law regulating the Department provides thai
!" case OF the death, re.gnaiior, or removal
from oiiice ot the Postmaster General all his du,
ties shn'l be performed by his senior Assistant I'M
II, successor shall be appointed and arrive n, the
General Post Office, 10 perform the business Ac-
c"rd'"g 10 this. until the President shall actually
appoint Postmaster General, the senior Assistant
| must act as PostInasirr General nr in o,her
words, there can he no acting Postmaster Gener,
al, exSspi the senior Assistant. II foiiows there.
lore that Mr.. Kendall, in accepting Ike appoint.
nen'' must take the chance Of losing both II and
his presen ofi:e, or liz muxJ wait I'll the Senate
conhrm his nomination, Hence. prcsum, is the
| report that Col Gardiner, senior Assis,ant i, I,
ACT us head OF the Department until mex, Ses.ion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-23

81 The Tennessee papers are nled with tn
proceedings of meetings IN favor Of Judge White
There cannot be a doubt of the vote If that STATE
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BARRY AND KENDALL.

IRE Nrgoia elections beng nrarly over. the de-
hh,lse arrangement, in relation 10 this noble mir.
VIII shortly be consummated. We fud the fol-
living premonito'y symptoms in til last journal
of Commerce:
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III The Editor OF the Cnlpeper Gszpt,e has Ger.
tainlv been bit by Pot Emmons-rl.e h. conll
hardly perpetIate such sublime slanzssa, those
which ever and anon adorn his editorials
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or s1ousus AND Go15 cze,
II L.EAk5YfLLf

81. | sl, exposs 10 SALE, n the lown
f.s..sA Of Ls.k,eills, on "Wednesday the II i
I,.t,sa5 Of Aiqy neki. kfss3 ana @h eo0a-
r5.-sy :, rue tom H,,i "a -, ftrf.I ~ = sill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
LAND AT AIe"HaesN.

DtRStANT to Il decree of the county court
OF Campbell, pronounced at the June court
1873, on 4 suit then therein depending, between
Cyrus Bailey, John Bailey, Wood Jones aud
Martha his wife, late Martha Bailey, Plaintiffs, a.
gainst Mahaly, Polly, Catharinc Elizabeth, and
MiiPhram Bailey, DcllS,, the undersigned, the
ao3opmlssloncrs III said decree named, will, on the
-oin uay OF NrP'v"i',, ..,,,, 90. 49, ,,ro,,.. NO,
coed to sell, by way Of public auction, to the heh-
est bidder, the Tract Of Land in said decree men
toned. The land lies about seven miles from
'ampbell Court house, on Bear Creek, and runs
up to the main road leading from Campbell court
to Charlotte court house, and adons the lands of
" ashington Matthews, David Callahan, Nhcaiab
Hubbard and others, contains pan acres. more
Oh less about 40 acres cleared The improvements
are lew snug cabins and several rood Tobacco
barns, lies well, and may be said to he a, rood
land as any IN that uoighborhood The terms
VIII he one and two years, for equal noictics of
Tie purchase money, taking from the purchaser
bonds, with good personal security for the pay
meni OF the purchase money, and retaining the title
10 ,a'd Land, as further security therefor, until the
last payment is made
MATTHEW MARTINI ,.....
RlCll NRD MORGAN, ''hm'SS'o"efS.
AUG. u T.,
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e..
AiIr , |

Virtue of deed OF trust, executed 10 III,
~ subscriber, 10y Samuel b. " illiamS ON the
'Ih day OF AUGUST, 1880 and recorded in thc
clerks office of the county court Of Campbell. for
purposes therein mentioned, SHALL on Tuesday
Tue Nlh day OF September, 1898, if fair, if not. the
nN' "r "'N thereafter, proceed to sell, ON the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, at public sale. for
cash, a certain tract or parcel of Land sin,,to
Nhg and being in the county of CampbcU. con-
tanning 20 acres, be the same moro or less with
All ana singular the tcucmcu>, Entertainments and
aPPnfienancrS thcrcunto belonging, it hcipg ,hr
same tract or parcel of land ON which the late Thu
mas IanlS resided at the time of hi, death and
on winch Robert Strange now resides. and lies an
nom II SIDES ct the main road leading from Camp
p'' courthouse t" the Red House, in Charlotte
county Acting as trustee will convey such tile
ONLY as IS vested in me
THOMAS WILL ANS, T,,trc.
Aug. Il
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fLlZ ABETH MARE.
\ hbRoSE X. MARI.
" iw
August 81

MI ESSRS. J;mes $. Jones sampd unl, ,aI
~ IachariahW lliams:-Ta rot;co '' ,hat ana
the ION day OF september, 1895 I shall tato , I'
dispositions of SladricL C. Claywell and o,bnrs
the house of sad Claywell, in IrodolI connty an 9"
State of NorlhCarolina; and ON the 36,b If | ,ho
same month, hail take the dispositions Of San" ,
Jones &c and othrs, al the Store of Aupspangh &
Co., in the TOM of Liberty, Bedford connty and
state OF \rsnla TO be read in evidence in sn;,
IN ,nancery now depending in the county corr, Of
bedford aTl State of Virginia, wherein 7 am y,
plaIn'IlI ara you are defendants. If from a ",n
cause Aal fan to take the said dispositions on he
J"lS ap'e mentioned shall continue from day 10
cepted) CH1S r. u IIIunaayS eN-
Aug.7 hh'oN'
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Id RfT Ant To- the last will OF janice Ogden.
4 decd. | shall. ON the 18th Of September next.
sell 10 the highest bidder, the premises, ia. Tract
of Land whefeon lac resided at the time OF his DEATH
upon credit of one. two and three years equal in
stalments. The executor deems It unnecessary to
cay much IN the way of recommendation, pr, Stunning
that those disposed to puucliase will vie" for them
selves. The Tract contains nearly loo acres the
soil i good and a large proportion IN woods, lying
on the stage road lc idmg from Iynchburg to Am
hersi count house ten Mules from the former and four
rom the latter place The purchaser all be requi-
red In give bonds and deed Of trust on the Land 10
secure the payment, The title IS no doubt unques
tlonable but the executor viii only convoy such title
Is vested IN him b, the viii Of has testator.
1t the same time and place. | will sell, 10 the
hlgesf bidder. upon credit Of twelve months II /
the stock oil Horses, Cattle, Sheep Il Hogs House
hold and Kitchen Furniture and Plantation tcnsils
The purchasers will be required 10 give bonds, With
good personal security.
Al persons indebted TO the estate earnestly re
guested 10 make Immediate payment, rs indulgence
cannot be given; and those having claims against the
estate either As principal security. will let them be
know I lfnmedatcly ThceNccutur !, authorised and
required, by the will Of his tesator to cpate
ny uf his Slaves which he Is anxious to do soon
Is possible. All claims not made known before the
1t day of November next. this notice will be plead
IN bar against them.
LINDSAY MCDANIEL, Es'or.
MtIy
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T obaeco Land for Sale or Rent.

1 WISH to sell valuable tract of Land IN the
4 county of Amherst, adjoining the residence Of
Mai. \ Taliafcrro, containing 600 acres,-aboat
80 acres cleared, and IS productive in grain,
the remainder is woods, nearly all of which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality. Onh, tract
is comfortable dwelling, and the water i, good
and plentiful
also wish to rent several large bodies of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, very rea-
sonable terms. Persons inclined to buy or rent,
would do well to give me an early call, and view
for themselves. "a. DRi MMOND.
Amherst June $ Is
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ne genera aeIee>sl'o oil 'i'f "lse' Of ''oo'"S
ioh''ieS n ','> country ana Inc Pe'ol'a, 'fIo"-
STANCES Nn1' con- m 10 il''t''i's ION anu >'-
Nr'r - - an ''' 'o'N
VI "'' ""o'o 'o'l'1'f"9f' 'is ao'J'''' WIN" wei"
oes''Ne uo eoasiasi d,ioo 81 eaeit one "no "'' Il
s"''N !" M, 'l'' Ee''t' ''l''ea', = 'o' '''f 1t
na''e 'd',''e 'o' "l' 's''on u tue ''''l,h "P,S'
INV "'ao ',as Al lepot''o' nearing on 'l' pun
~ u'eS 'o' s'feaaA threaten the private interest
""' i'"nH ''e' lions 81 every individual This j,
u" ~, ~" ''o''i> Oh fi5a'a -one III "hlch the in
1"' 'o's 'aool'us III la slan9t in 10 earn the ne
~, - " M i''' ~ Hd'lsh the labor oi day
W., s'"t,'.A - Pio.lde The bare neccs-
'''''' u nc LOT Il N'th. Yet not content with
''o wages "ilish demand and iaf competition will
y '!'19 ''l7et' h9ihins Is now heard of
"a u'e 1o' ,os[9 5ti'. int line combinations, aud
'"'"'s' % o7ites oi idbofrts, AMI the resort to
'N'iH means oil intimidation, 10 enforce lhrir I'M
JUS 'ne '10iR.s go ior higher wages or for
reuueea noun 81 ldbof Il Is not designed here
=" 'o"S'e' ihe opetdH9h al these combinations,
oi 10 >ho" u3,' even VIM successful, the conSc-
qncnccs would be lnlafloa, 10 those who seek benz
eh' from them, Is we'll is 10 their employers and
to the community al larec. The conduct of these
tui-ied, yet DISCONTINUED ard riotous lthorors, is
merely here named 10 he rontrasted with the con-
atloh ol the thousands OF female. who in silence
" ''"''S't' fti'i HHl'i iNHH ol Ailll HItatCr ms
cries IA iuiufe, labor necessarily II prolong a
"fetched g sienre. Why should aha difference
~ "c REWARDS l9f ifhof exist, aud be increasing in
"'gfee' between The No se>eS Anl are there no
proper means. OF removing, olat lelet OF allcva-
''nS 'he et Il Is II feFltds women
peheNalPhi AID Pabhe sPlntsd men have recent
~ taken this subject INTO consideration, and have
commenced letihs with more zeal perhaps than
discretion, II Is feared that tn'jr efforts are not
properly directed, and vii therefore produce NO
permanent or henehgll result. Public meetings
have been called IN Philadelphia, of the laboriup
females, and reports Of the cNn,iHg grievances
nave peeh MISREPRESENTATION entered into OF the
Propflety ana necessity oil Increasing wages and
a pan devised (1s Is Inferred from the imperfect
ana concise statements IN the newspapers, (tor
FORMING associations oil females like the trades
unions OF meh,io combine their wishes, and to
ENFORCE thelr demands. All this will he Intellectual
-aha mneh worse t1aa merely Intellectual The
assembling OF females III public meetings, is vio-
ieh' departure from the retiring modcsty which
mas heretofore distinguished country women,
me poor no less than the rich. By previous habits
they are nnhtied (and long may They remain SOY
10 take part IN public dehbemtion and action.
Even were IL olher"lse, combinations of females
cannot possibly Compel an advance of wages, as
is often attempted and effected by association, of
mon-and II itey could The results would be la
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10 SH:
AT n Court of Quarterly Session, Continual,
aud held for the county of Arlslo'
1t the Court House, on Wednesday the l7tb 5a,'
J unc, 1885.
William A. Richeson, Plaip,;r
against
Ambrose Tominson, John Tomlinson. H.,
romlinson, James Tomlinson, Elizabeth Tn ND
son, David Tomlnson Qowland) and Mar
wife, Charles Martin and Jocy his WIFI b.
Clements, Isaac Rucher, administrator de I..aa
non with the will annexed Of Ambrose Toni, as
dec. John Alien and Polly his wife, David ,5a'
and Joicy his wife, Samuel Ballard and IN, '5a
his wife, David :. Garland and Zacharias II
mond, admin traitor de bonis non with tbs Ii
annexed of Ambrose Tomlnson, deceased d."
dans.
IN CuANcERY
The subpoena awarded inhis cause on thu >,
day of December, 1880, being returned. and
vice thereof acknowledged by the detendaf,
brose Tonlinson, and the subpoenas awarded Ls..
in on the 2nd day ofJanuary, the 2nd day of Il
the Bird day of September, and the Bird day Of n
ccmber, in the year 1882, being returned eyes,n.I
upon the defendants James TomIinson, Amin
Tomlinson, John Tomlinson, William Tomm,4
Elizabeth Tomlinson, David Tominson doulsa5
and Mary his wife, Isaac Rucker, adminislra,a,5
bonis non with the will annexed oil Ambrose T,1
lnson, dec. John Allen and Polly his MI
David Allen and Joicv his wise. D,,ii y
Garland and Iacharias Drummond. admin.
traitor de bonis non with the will anu.
of Ambrose Tominson, dec. and they still i,iis-
to file their answers, although more bn f.as
Il 4 III.
of said subpocnas, as the filing OF the pain.i5,,
bills, original and amended; on motion OF the n.,,
tiff, by counsel, his said bills are taken fl, -"
lcssed as TO the defendants Ambrose Tomieo@
James Tomlinson. Isaac Ruckcr, adnini>,r,,a",
de bonis non with the will annexed of Aml.,a
I TomlinSon, deed. John Allen and Polly h.n;t
David Allen and Jocy his wife, and David :
Garland and his amended bill is taken 1orco,
fcsscd, as to the defendants John TomIin,a.
William Tomlinson, Elizabeth Tomlmsoo D,,;.
Tomlinson, Qowland) and Mary bis wife. and
Zacharas Drummond, administrator de bo,i. NJ
with the will annexed of Ambrose iouliq..a
deed. And thcrpupon this cause came oo,ola
heard, upon the original and amended bills, II.
answers Of the defendants John Tomlin,on Nh
liam Tomlinson, Elizabeth Tomlinson. DAVID
Tomlnson Oowland) and Mary his wife, cb,ra,
Martin and Joicy his wife. Bartlett Clemens and
Iaclarias Drummond, administrator de booi, m.
with the will annexed of Ambrose Tomaya
decd to the original BILL the answers of tie lcta.
damt David Tomlinson jr. to the Original and
amended bills, rcplcatons and exhibits, aOjV3,
argued by counsel. On consideration whereorfs
court doth order that John Tomlinson and william
Iominson, executors of Ambrose Tomn,o,
deed. Isaac Ruckcr, administrator dc BON, mon
III Il.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

r,,.-a The subscriber offers for sale, ON ac-
g.t.91 cemnodatmg terms, the following Va
,,s,M Iuable propefty,to wit: Ills present re
EA4As51A sdence, IN the town of Liberty, late the
property of jaime, {. Steploe, Esq. The Lot con-
tanls about eight The Dwelling house is
handsome, large and convenient; Brick Kitchen,
Office, lee House, Barn aud every necessary out
house, and Well OF very fine water IN the yard
Few situations III this country are as beautiful ur as
desirable for private residence, as this
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NvIRGLxIA.-8truigaa ollen N tis eiefA Or
free of the circuit superior court oi Id" an
ch,ncery. for the town Of Lynchbaie' on INC ora
day Of August, 1859; .,,,,c,,,-
Cbi,well Dabney, trustee Of the i3'e me- ~, ..
rio firm Of Gait. Bullock u Co, (which saia urn
was composed Of " illian Gait, IN his HE ,''''e
and james aud Ohm Bullock Samuei oafidia M a''
Jobo Poe. and such other OF the creditors Of III
lin Rohr decd, as may pray to unite as paf'y
plaintiffs in this suit and pay Their proportion ' ol
the costs,
igaint
Jane, c. Boyd. administrator With the VIII an
reycd Of Philip Rohr, decd, The sanie James l.
Boyd and Ann hi, wife. Mary Rohr, Sarah lSohf'
pbilio Rohr, William Rohr, Michael Rohr, mus
band of Mary Rohr, aud William Bnrd, peits,
The defendant " illiam Bard, not having entered
his appcarance and ayen security according TO inc
ac, of assembly and the rules Of This court, ana IL
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that ne Is lo'
an inhabant of this country II Is ordered, that
tie said defendant do appear here Oh the MS, oas
of ,hc next term and answer the bill OF the ram
tiff, and that copy OF this order be forthwith M
scrtc&in some newspaper printed IN the town
Lynchurg for two months snccessvelY, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse, IN the sait
town. \ Copy-Teste,
u. ROBES, Clerk.
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We have now IN this country son ofthe Prince
of Orange. \ son Of Louis Philippe, the Prince
De Jopville is daily expected at this port. Nice
Admiral Sir George Cockburn, Lord Nalentia. Tho
celebrated traveller, Lord Joselyn, Miss Smms
and select party of iashonablcs, are hourly en-
Pected at Quebec, from Halifax, to make tour 10
Niagara. " !, Co,
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very D'minu,ire.-A man Just Witnessing an
act OF exceeding moanness, thus gave way 10 his
feelings: Ten thousand such souls as these. be
said' might lie in the she'll Of tobacco seed. and
have room 10 let"
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7
only forced into one single employment, eHf 10 ar
rtn fran the mo" profitable part 81 maj employ
msat, 10 make eay feT Tie other ser Men eloiles,
by usage and fashion, have been almost ehifeit
given up TO be made by maies-aud IN many ease''
the male merely receives the price, WINE ifnhes
for small proportion OF II, actually perform N
whole labor.
Now suppose that the tyranny eiiaN OF oil eoa
tom fashion, or religious pfeJadi'e' u any UNI
whatever, compelled very large proportion O me
lahorinr men TO oonhne Their efforts 10 business
which onc-thrd Of their number could a. wen e'-
ecute would It not be certain consequence al'
their l3mPe'''oh ana o'sea' , hi, $40 II
pn 200 I.ss -. ,.,,,,,sl IN sunni, tn.
-, III IN ooo o,ber pefsgn,
""''' % va - 10 IL 1an,ite1
W.T. a,;,I.,,, In ,Le a.,
VI az '''' ~ ~, h., ,,,t,,qal -, l
20 W. ,, -, .,., f,n,5le sean,s,,,.sse.
% ', ,I,,,., ,,i,hon, exeen,ion would h,
'hoehaNcr> 'l"o>' "'''o"' ~ -
~ ~, , ,,o,.r and neges,,r, n5mber If
E'"b' " r.. ..,,'.,.....l - J., IN aonA
''o e,,h;,el a, any oef,,a,
'|',' "' -, :; ion. a. :, !. CIR,
W Wv 49, Ill 49, l., l,no ,,l.,, ,l,rir,.# ,l,,t
,,t,. "a ., I,r, ,lo ,,nnl,,nfnt and tine
- - ,,.,..., liz, .,,r, IN, n, the in,nf-
Way anu ' WI 7'..li,,;,,,s
Wv ,J H., r,,;,,,, Il tho &C.,, ,,,lI
WONG" ~ 'o."Po' wy ''''''7 u. 49,.
"' ~ ~ :. -. -,
W. "''"s' wv "''".' ''' -
"'n' r. d., tia.
~" we mann I,l,.r
. persons WIZ pay VI, -, -.
may DC impressed WIN w ','' ~ a.. ,la,,.
N'"' ''' ''''''''' ,,'l n,,,,,,l.,.. mo,
q" ''' I'LL -, ,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,s
ny 'nuN'I"'' are '''"S - ~
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WANTED IMNlEDIATEIy-

'Wo or three Journeymen Saddlers and Harness
"'A'ts TO whom constant employment. III com
e''h' hands') and good wages will be given. Annly
J. c. SiIACKLEFORD.
VIII meet with prompt attention. =
Sep3 . u =
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AlIr. !
NOTICE..

IN SATIR DAl, the 18th of September. the
~ Plantation, near Bethel, IN Amherst County
on which ChurchwcIl T. Dawson formerly rceldcd
VIII he leased tor the term OF two years, with the pr
'llege of seeding-and possession gwen At Christ
mas. WILLIS VI. ENNDIDS, 1dnr.
Ninth mo 3 IN