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BDURSUAN'T 10 1 Decree Of buckingham County
s Court in suit r,rrow and others Il. iiI!, shall
proceed. Wednesday, the 2ch Jay OF Drc"mhcT' ),
,r # otherwise on the next fair day thereafter TO sell
.s.s a t.n!fs auction. II the highest IidG'
! and ~, Hunts Greek in the County of buckingham,
on which is situate the Slate Quarry, commonly called
Prrrows Big Quarry. and remarkable for the quantity
and uuaity Of the slate which II yeids-ih'' properly
is valuablc and should attract the attention Vi caiaI-
lists.
Bonds with approved security and decd Of trust TO
secutc the purchase money, will be required.
BALDWIN ~. PAYNE.
H., 81, I5S-wlGsl Commissioner.
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NTOTICE is hereby given, that The Court OF jiIeG-
tors for the Lunaiic Hospital in The city OF "il'
lia.surg Will proceed, on Saturday the Ian {" 'aina
~ ,7 to elect keeper and manager OF The lns;itu-
,ion to supply the vacancy accustomed by the Essn
ton of Dck:c Gall, Esquire.
None need apply but such as can exhibit testimonials
of good character for honesty 'n!cgyi ana SIcl So
briefly. J:'o' LIZ; =, -. H.
Dec %, 1896. I'll!
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Nov y,

p. s-The above sale will be postponed 10 the y day
of Ioruarv next, when il Will lie made III New Canton:
at the Tavern Uf y. Anderson.
Dec - 'N-tI9
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q GOOD COUNTRY &CHOOL.--'i'hc Sc1o'l FIR
"a Young ladies, at The residence at The $ih":f'"'r,
near Charlottesville. h!cmar': VII! hr continued daring
Tho vc.r lc7 by Miss Baker recently from !"y Sem.
nary, \ T.. with high recommendations iiom Mrs. N'I'
lard Miss b. has been Tie nsrGc'tcss Of M daughters
ard other youug ladies' in my house. for the last icy"
months. feel no hesitation III saying that 'r 'nc'""u
is the very best ard The progress Of her pupils not SUI.
passed by any The school Will commence On the 10Th
Of Jauuary and will end on the 18Th OF Drcrnher a.
having vacation CT month. from u2 eddie OF jane
10 The middle cf July-Six eight bnard"s VII b. Ia
ken on the following terms: English, so; Music 80,
French. $40; Board ,o ten months, Bedding Washing,
&C. furnished b. The subscriber. $40. Board and tn!-
ton fees 10 be pd orc half in advance, w
Doc L :tnMtlNI % VI l. N.Nt
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:! @OYDTON FEMALE SEM!NhHI.-'i!.o winter
z > session Of the Institution Mj!! cG:irnc" on the
oi,.l al January, and cir$c the 18th ii June. This
scpn il atrr!cd in healthy nj ,hoo:i!1o", wilma
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l',ainlii,

----. representative Of l;","'r! ). F":'sl dec Il,
T.pa* /; Parrish. George Ross and Naiy.h's "!! -"hi
Lai;., and Ann. hii vie: GtntGr j. fLlSh. l'imn"d
:; Faf&r Stevens faisi ana William H. tariSl:
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t-or cr hitter from s:c Mark Wood 10 Z. :. C'fhln
~ PHI tL.iL .i..Nc -. 80.
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HUBBARD q GARDNER, AGENTS
Richmond, Feb. g., 1896. SI-lOt

NNIM. Nj. HARRIS, Commission MERcuAxr, Rich
Wv moad, Pirginia, with view 10 facilitate sales
has taken the house Main street, recently occupied
by Martin Hollins, between Lancaster. DENLY II Co 3
Auction Store and the Old Markedly this arrange
ment, in connexon with his warehouse the Dock he
hopes the better To his present friends, and all
others who may be disposed toencourage him.
The receiving and forwards business will be parcu-
tdTty attended to. am authorized by Lancaster Dem
by d Co. and John Hollins 10 ask continuance Of the
business in this department from their friends Having
purchased the Stoek IF Groceries Of MIR. John Rollins
he will endeavor TO fill orders good terms any
other house in the city.
Feb a. SG-eoSt
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s.esEYR n.


ENGLISH DiIOu ALMANAC tOi 1896
This though not the last certainly of the
season IL Is exactly the size, hut thumb
nail IL might bc set ia sll rn fea a."
teras GEM beng OF the dimensions specified containing
not ony complete ainanack, all things properly spperts
thereto but several portrat ALL
poems ron The ererpoin,ed OF H. T. H. The beauty Of these
NO shall prove By our quotations. Nat. Gazette.
SCHILLER.
oh, the lovely shapes
That glide along thy ioveiar line
Ani glorious is the breathing life
That warns that burning page of thine
But form fair
Amd tho poets visions mnvcd,
Than Thekla thy sweet flney's child,
The German maid who "lised and loved"
Tor her sad sake shall woman's
bejew thy low sepuchra cell,
Ahi say thrice blessed he the sleep
vi him who knew heurts 81 well.
HEMANS
Where tho purple violet groweth
beneath the willow roc,
Where tic early snowdrop bloweh,
seek u wreath Tor thee
For the violet's breath perfunoth
The open mir around,
And the gentle snowdrop bloomeh
When nonc beside 70 found.
We will gather these, these only
10 srcw thy grave alooe:
They are lovely, they IL lonely,
Aud they haunt Us like thy song.
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a LEXANDER McLEIN-As yon are not an inha.
In bitant of this Commonwealth you will take notice
that, on the 2lst day of March nt, shall proceed 10
take the dispositions of John A. Payne and Others at
my store house, in the town of Columbia Fuyanna
county, commencing SUNRISE and closing for the day
at sunset and continue from day day until whole
are taken, which are to be read evidence in suit
now depending and undetermined in the Circuit Supe
rlor Court of Law and Chancery for Fluvanna county
wherein i am plaintiff, and you and Edward George
administrator of George W. Mcein, dec d. are defend.
ants-when and where you may attend if you think pro-
per. JOS HODGSON
Feb. lS. g2Nwlws
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Jnnnarn 2G

NJOTICB.--A determination 10 remove a. tis. Yves
~ has thrown into market my tract Of land contant
ing upwards Of 800 acres lying IN North Garden Al.
benarle county, Immediately the road leading from
charlottesville TO bynchburg and few miles from, the
Staunton and Scosvle turnpike Il is 3 miles from
Charlottesville - from the University Of Va, and
~ from Seotlsvle admirably situated for market hav-
ing choice Of the above named places with good road
leading to each About half the land IS CLEARED and i
good state Of improvement (of which is highly
ceptibc) The rest well tmbered and Of it good
bacco land, though mountainous. II is well waiered
and healthy. The improvements are on n small scale
bot comfortable. more minute description is deemed
Unnecessary thosc wishing 20 purchase will Of
view the premises, which will be shown them by the
proprietor, living thereon
Jan %. to2-wlwl G. II MERIwE'rHER.
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Nancy g. Stnson, Elvra Stinson Elizabeth c. Stn.
son, James c. Stinson John III. Slinson, Virginia ID.
Stnson, America A. Stinson, George M. Stinson and
James Baird and Susan his wife, formerly Stinson,
Defendants
The defendants, James Baird and Susan his wife and
VIM Stnson, not having entered their appearance nd
the Rules of this Court and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants of this country:
~ as 0rdeTed That the said absent deiendan do appear
here on the first day of the March term, and an
swer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
In the CITY OF Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county. r. ELDRIDGE C. r. G.
jan D. 73-wSw
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Jan ID

TITLE, SHAW IL Co.-Qa,e No. l32, Pearl st,
"a New York)-now, No. AZ, Liberty street, near the
corner OF Nassau street and opposite the Middle Dutch
Church, in the vicinity also of the City, Congress Hall
and other Hotels.
Little, Shaw q Co., having by the destructive fire Of
10th December lost their entire stock goods store
take great pleasure in informing their friends and the
above mentioned commodous and newly built store,
where they are now opening entirely new stock of
Fancy and Staple Silk Goods, umbrellas, parasos stocks
English and German hosiery, &C.. with a variety of
other new and desirable articles, which they offer for
sale at the lowest prices for approved paper cash.
per cent. discount
Feb 10. OFT
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SHfLOCk, formerly the property OF Thomas Steger,
~ Esq, will make his season at Thomas Har-
vey " Co.'S store in the county of Charlotte and at Wal
kers Church in the county OF Prince Edward Paricu-
lars and terms will appear in due season.
THOS. II. MARSHALL.
IeD IL. 0n-M3ws
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February 10.

K En REWARD for the apprehension of DEN
~ OV MS, negro man belonging to the Estate
of Anthony Waddy, jr., dec'd--He made his escape
about the middle of December last.-When last heard
of he seeking passage to Richmond by boat from
Goochland &. H. He is rather low, black compile xion
feshy face polite and intelligent about 40 years old
lie has probably obtained free papers and is seeking en-
poynent as brick layer and paisterer or may be max
ing his way to some free State.-The above Reward
will be given to any person who will deliver him to me
in Louisa county, him in jail
GARLAND r. WADDY
Admir-. Of Anihony Waddy, jr. deed.
Jan Ia. 77-t2SF
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FHVRUST SALE OF LAND.--In pursuance OF
IA trust deed, executed TO the subscriber by William
ii. Hardwck, decd dated the 2st December 1888 and
recorded in the clerks Office Of the county court of
buckingham TO secure the payment of a debt due To
Richard G. NORRIS, shall proceed to SELL the pre-
misses to the highest bidder for ready money on Tuesday
the st of March next fair fno the xt a day GER
tain tract parcel Of Land lying and being in the county
of Buckingham containing five hundred and city acres
and bounded by the lands of Charles Yancey John Clio
yer, and Samuel p Hardwick, and by James river
The title to the above land is believed to be good but
selling trustee shall convey only such title as is
vested in me by said trust deed
CHARLES YANCEY, Trustee.
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Buckingham Jan o. s3-M4w

I'm CHANCERY-YiRGISIA. Goocbland County
"a Court, 18th January 1896:
Meshack Hicks, Nancy Carol Sally Hicks Richard
Taylor and Suckey, his wife, and John w Ford and
Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza Hicks Devisees Of Me-
shack Hicks, decd, PhGs
against
Josiah Leake, Executor of Meshack Hicks decd
Elizabeth Hicks, the widow, and Thomas Bernard and
Polly, his wife, formerly Polly Hicks isham Clements
and Cary, his wife, formerly Cary Hicks Palsey Byrd
formerly Patsey Hicks and Henry Hall and Luey his
wife, formerly Lucy Hicks, Devisees Of said Dleshack
Hicks, decd, Degts
The Bill ofthe plaintiffs being fled and The defendants
Thomas Bernard and Polly his wife and PaGsey Byrd
formerly Palsey Hicks not having entered their APP
Pcarance and given security according the Act As
sembly aud the rules Of this Court and il appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the Court that they iDhabtants
Of this Commonwealth-On the morton Of the plaintiffs
by counsel is 0dtred That the said Thomas Bernard
and Polly his wife, and Patsey Byrd do appear here on
the FIRST day Of April Court next and the plain
tis Bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond
for months successfully and posted at the front door
Of the Court house Of this county. A Copy-Teste
MAR. w. MILLER, D. e. g. g.
January 2G s2-wsw
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N
Armsiead A. Green, administrator of John l.. Cooke
deceased and administrator with the will annexed OF
James Cooke, deceased, Pltf
against
William Browne, Branch T. Archer, William Crurnp
Sheriff of Powhaan and administrators of Peter f. Ar
cher, deceased Joseph A. Royal and Mary b. his wife
Henry Anderson and John w. Nash, Defts.
On the motion ofhe defendant Anderson and for rea-
appearing to the Court is ordered that unless the
plaintiff shall mature this have it ready
Tor trial at the next term Of this Court, the bill of the
plaintiff shall stand dismissed with costs as an act of
this day: And the defendant, Branch Il. Archer not
having entered his appearance and given security ac-
cordng TO the act of Assembly and rules of this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he
IS not an inhabltant of this Commonwealth the
ton Of the plaintiff by his Attorney il is ordered that
the said Branch T. Archer do appear here the fret day
ofthe next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
give security for performing such decree as the Conrt
may make herein and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the City
of Richmond and continued for months successive
y and that another copy be posted the front door of
this county A Copy-Teste.
WIN S. DANCE, Ok.
jan % S3-wSw
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By The Gorernor Of tho Communicable of Yirgiaia
A PROCLAMATION

A PROCLAMATION
NMTHEREAS, JOHN RI. POYTHRESS, who WINS
Wv confined in the Jail of Prince George county.
charged with larceny and murder has made his escape
thereifom and is going al large:-Now therefore
l. Littleton Waller Tazewe, Governor Of the said
Commonwealth, have thought proper 90 offer reward
Of One Hundred Dollars to any person or persons who
will apprehend the said Poythress and convey him to
the Jail Of Prince George couny:-And do, moreover
require all officers both civil and military and request
the good people of this Commonwealth to their best
exertions to apprehend and the said fugitive in
order that he may be dealt with according TO law
Given under my hand as Governor and pnder
TSEAL the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth at Rich
mond, this 9Th day Of February 1896
LITTLETON w TAZEWEIL
Poythrcss is about feet inches high very fair
complexion. small features, has on his left check
sharp face, blue eyes and dark hair"
February IL. 02-w1w
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kPENlNG OF THE RAIL ROAD--The cars of
W the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company, will commence the transportation of
tween Richmond and the Steam MILL near the Son,h
Anna River The following will be the hours OF ARRIVAL
and departure daily, until further notice:
Leave Richmond at . clock. A. NJ
Returning, leave the Steam Mill at o'clock p NJ
The passage in each direction is expected be made
in an hour and quarter.
Tickets may be had at the Office in the Depot-price
one dollar and quarter.
In order TO CRAFTY such persons may wish 10 make
excursions, it has been determined that during the rst
month, tickets for that purpose will ene
holding them to seat in the first returning after
the one for which they are given
TO TRAVELLERS
connection has been formed with Il. Porter & Co.'S
line OF Stages and Steamboats,, by which travellers be-
tween Washington city and Richmond will be trans
ported in the most expeditions state of the
weather will admit
Due notice will be given Of the connexion of a night
line, running at the hours with the Northern and
Southern Mail. which is expected to be made
Notice will also be given of connex ion with r. NJ
Weir ~ Co. line of Stages TO Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville, for which arrangements in pro-
gress.
Way passengers will be taken in n; the crossings Of
the public roads, and there only and in that case sig
nal must be given f'r stopping while the Engine is at
distance of 2UO yards more.
CHAS o. SANFORD
- Igt transportation.
FEBRUARY 10. yl-f
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A mn REWARD.-Ran away from Mr. Robi
~ d wv Payne, IN the Spring of 1895, negro
man named AsDnHw brown compexion about 8 feet
10 inches high ~ years Of age stout made and weigbs
from lG5 to l7J pounds has marks o scars recoect
ed-ie was purchased by MIR. Robert Payne Of Peter
G. Cosby. Of Richmond, for the Corporation of Hunts
ville Alabama Mr. Cosby purchased him Of Mr. Thad-
deus Jones' Amelia; he has vii. in the negbborhood
Of one hundred dollars will Be paid for his apprehen.
sion md delivery Messrs Goodwin g. Tempeinan Of
Richmond having him secured in any Jail in the State
Of Virginia. GEORGE r. BElRNE,
Mayor Of H'mtsrife Aiabama.
Jan. II. 77-w3m
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NNJINTER ARRANGEMENT.-Twic WEEK
Wv The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahonas TO
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence on
Monday, the 9Th december, to run only twice a week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
day, the 9TH January, 1885, they will only
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, aud Norfolk
every Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Should the ma
vgaton of the Patapsco be interrupted by ce the pas
sengers will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning, for Richmond and return every
Sunday and Wednesday
Passage and fare TO Norfolk SO. All baggage at the
risk of the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, agent
Baltimore. December d. Gift
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ENDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE-The
III undersigned having been appointed Agents of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford Coaarc
tic"t, are now prepared to make permanent or limited
insurance against loss damage by Fire, on property
OF every description, in town and country terms as
favorable to the assured, any similar institution
This Company have been in operation for more than
tceny years and during that period have paid ali their
losses without subecing the insured any instance
resort TO q Court of Justice
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BN Acknowledgement Court held for
IN buckingham, the 9th day of Nov, 1885:
Hannah Stinson, Ptf
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D UNAWAY.-Was committed TO the custody of the
N u Jaor of Halifax county, Virginia. Negro boy
named RyJanrn-who states that he is the property of
DR.. Benz Johnson, late of the county of King George
Va.,twho has recently removed TO West Florida The
said boy is apparently about 30 years of age dark COM
pexlon, OF low stature and remarkably awkward,
crepid appearance-had when committed a round
about coat and pantaoons of mixed bomespun and no
hat The owner is requested TO forward and com
ply with the requirements of the law otherwise they
will be complied with the part of
JAMES MEDLEY, ID. s.,
Jan. 80 TS4-wCw1 IoiIor of IoJ;f,1
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1HNUSiC STORE--Jhe subscriber has Just unpack.
lYH ed at his Music Store and Piano Forte Warehouse
opposite the Virginia Bank, Main Street. an elegant
PAsO FoRTE from the unrvalled mandatory Of Nunns
Clark ~ Co, Of New York, where an assortment Of
Piano Fortcs from the mandatory is constantly
hand Also, Of the best Of Chickerine of Bos.
ton-and the beautiful oak Instrument, made by Loud
which took the premium in 153, at the franklin Ins,i
tute Philadelphia. All Of Music of the first com
poscrs, and lSsrRUMESTs Of the best makers
Feb. q. fS5-wlffhl =. H. TAYLOR
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the directions contained in the decretal order Of the
county Court Of Powbaau in the suit Of VIM Chenault
and wife rs. the said Thomas Peyton Hutchinson and
others the undersigned Commissioners under said or
der hereby notify the said Thomas Peyton Hutchinson
that there is in the hands of said Commissioners
the said Thomas Peyton oicbinsons portion Of the pro.
ceeds Of the sale Of certain negroes held bv TIE late
James Hutchinson, decd Of Powhatsn for lif and at
Ter his death with remainder to the said rhos r. Hutch.
inson and which, f not applied for in a reason
brothers and sisters Of the said Thomas r. hutchinson
the presumption Of his death as he has not been heard
Of since tle year 1915 which time he was then al
inhabtant OF in the State of North Carolina
JOHN w. NASH,
HENRY t. HOPklNS,
February 4 fs6-w4w1 Comm,ss,oaees
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NAN. u. DAMBlN, que ~ Ha.,j hfroRagg AsD
w CoUNsELLOR ar Law, oncrs his professional ser
to and the pubic. Address. Summer
vile, Tennessee. loO-w5nj Nov. H..
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G RKANSAS LANDS will purchase Military Pa
IA tents for lands in the Territory OF Arkansas
Jan. .. G75--l2tl GEO. l.. SAMPSON
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N CHARACTERIZATION Rules holden in
III the Clerks Office fthe Circuit Superior Cont of
Law and Chancery for Powhatan county from the LIST to
the 9th day of February, in the year 1886
Edmund A. Lockett, Administrator with the will an
nexed, OF Edmund Lockett, deceased, Plf.
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a. NEED AND CARPENTERS PATENT WHEAT
~ THRASHlNG MACHlNE.-The subscribers are
now prepared to offer to the public Wheat Tbrashing
Machine on an improved PLAN which is superior any
now in use in this country-We say with confidence
than any other we have seen--We only ask fair
trial. and we warrant them To peaseWe have doubt
that they Will supersede all others, wherever they
known or used. Our patent taken out last Spring
and we built and sold several last season. which gave
perfect satisfaction, and all who used them pronounced
them TO be the best they had seen. We will sell
patents for counties States reasonable terms and
would recommend all machine builders adopt our plan
We will also furnish machines built in the best manner
dolph, Col Thomas Macon, John p. Sampson William
Gilmore Hugh Nelson, Francis X. Nelson, Peter Meri-
wether all of the county of Albemare. Letters ad-
dressed to Stapleton c. Sneed, Everetsvle Albemare
county, Va will be attended to-
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THNO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Far1a-
m CWe Music anil Fancy StOre.-I have in store am
constantly receiving and will be very glad SELL the
most splendid assortment of PANos and all other kinds
many fancy subStan;ces AS putting is odious, will
merely state that my Pianos beautiful their
tone sweeter and more powerful that they remann tune
longer and better built than all other inferior ones
and lastly, that they be learnt play in half the
time of other instruments in short they are as
much superior to many sold at other places as a church
organ is to jew sharp, with the tongue broke out As
to other musical Instruments furniture and fancy goods
they are far above any comparison. 1 will sell lower
than any other person in this State-indeed so low that
you will be astonished. All Pianos after sold
will deliver gratis any distance under 40 miles also
warrant and keep them in tune ~ months hire out
Pianos, repair old ones, and take them in exchange
will sell Chair lower than any other person and be We
ry polite, particularly to Ladies.
Oct. IL. [46-laf3m- w9ml GEO p KEAUEE.