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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
Feb. 6.

VII AKGRAlE E. thinner Of the Great St. Lcger.--This
1'H iEst rate English Racer and Stallion, recently
c'cd aud imported by Dr. Merritt, will the next
season at the stable OF the subscriber, PtsyvanIa Court
House, Va, al $50 the SEASON, and lUU insurance, de-
anaat'e when the asccrtaned 10 be with fnas,
property transferred and 81 to the groom IN each case
"ooa 'sLurage galis and fed with grain at 70
cents rdaycycry attention will be paid, but no rcspon-
SONNY lor accidents cscaprs The season comnsn-
G.. !ulh February, and expires 10Th July.
'afsfave was very superior runner, and won In
sweepstakes nearly S25 ,OGU. He won, besides other
p'1Ss The Great ST Legcr, 10 subscribers and the Gas
Sg'e Stakes III subscribers, Doncaser; the Criterion
S'aAeS, 81 subscribers. and the Grand Duke Michael
10 subscribers, at Newmarket; sweepstakes at
scA'T'cge, sweepstakes at Winchester, &c, and by
I'oolnlss with ST. Giles, lost the Derby by order OF
Ills owner although doubtless Alargrave could have
w." IT, txtract from Quarterly Review. 1t is the
opinion that he ought never 10 have lost race:
was remarkable for his sloutncss and bottom, having
'', g, 'ca'rn very seldom.
.n"Stav" WAS got by that famous son of Oryc, Mu
con,a Is Gnqucsonahiy his very best son. and OF
'e ha!i brother 10 Levialhan, whose colts
s 80 successfully in the West his dam Che dam Of
n sood runners) got by Election winner Of the
and capital four mile horse, by Johanna; gram
pn., t"r hc,en by lamb!etonian; Helen by Delpini
RI h' wy ny lhen"menon; Atalanta by Matchem; Lass
vac 'i. o. Oronoko; Traveller; Miss Makeless by
psr Js ufeyh'und Partner; Woodcock; Crolts Bay
barb liarc '' O's' -'e"'
r ,astave is very dark rich chestnut, without any
tan. saSen hands high, with grca, hone, fine proper
Lc ~ svu Gcti"n, aud immense substance and power;
gc,,o sn health and rgour, and excellent foai-
sr naa was selected 10y that celebrated breeder and
h-d M " alt for his mares for two seasons. Mr.. w.
1ac hs.no'' Lottery: Manella and many other first
esccn, ana Is eqaailed by no breeder in England
ersyr i'a Evrenont and the Duke OF Grafton. Mar
anJ =, b. many Of the best Judges in Eng
de,s ''y equal 10 Sultan, Prian. and Flying Chill
l>3. ne sporting Magazine, No. 6, I'd series, page S.
tnni,r 'ues IN my section should not let this oppor-
o,ly ape OF breeding from this horse he makes
Uie season here.
PARTICULARS in handbills.
Ehc JOHN L. WHITE.
- S7-w4w
F,nlLONulSM, ercry night this ,ccek, at the
Krswosr',h HOTEL, commencing february Ist.-aIR
gcnsma. IN returning his thanks to the ladies and
lion n h RICHMOND for their kind and polite a:tcn
them ,hn, 'orner entertainments respectfully informs
every nc Will continue to give (or this week only
Hotel b;s at the large assembly Rooms of the Eagle
"fs'nai and humorous drIincations of charac-
buck rnm% IN his pentroquiat Budget of the Brom
al half open at half past 6, performance to commence
Tickets s - o'clock, precisely.
Book S % cents to be had at the Bell Tavern Halls
JspSsorse and at the Eagle Hotel.
,waFys. s5-3t
EE VI. Is. HANl.IS /Ju,. Of r., :, s...n.,.,, -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

yNyHOMAS c. WILSON, General Agent ard Col
d icctor for Newspapers and other claims IN the CITY
Referenees.-J H. Reilly, J. Mills, VIM: Dougherty J.
Purdy, W. w. Billing J. A. Bender J. B. Ferguson,
Barnard Il Raymond, E. & A. H. Young, j. e. M'kcl-
den P. Force, w. w. Moore.
January 10. |9-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

w r. b, HAMLlN, (iatc Of Eu.,) ArroRsEY AND
vices +, SSELLoR AT LAW, offers his professional ser
vile MS friends and the public. Address Somlncr-
'SSee. (o6-w3m Nov. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

4 NVlL, BY Monsieur Tonson--dam: lsahclla-will
"A stand the ensuing (lS3D a, Halifax Court
House. Va at thirty dollars the season, and io:tyhre
dollars to insure His performances too well known
in Virginia 10 require comment. That he was race
horse Of the frs, class at all distances manifested IN
his contests with Trihe Medoc. Mucke-J John, Jessup,
lans!ap DC, &c. His sire was unrvalled as race
horse and his dams to the latest genera
TONS He has grown and spread very much. and is in
form striking likeness of the Godophn Arabian.
As to his pedigree, without bemsh and will be
given with his performance in due time. tic VIII oe
under The direction of Mr. Robert S. WoodIng.
January A. T7S-1Stl BALE PEflON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

HBY virtue of u decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Il D of Law and Chanccry, for the county Of llenrco
pronounced on the 9TH day of December, l35, in the
suit OF David G. Williams against VIM D. Wren, Ser
gcant of the City of Richmond and Administrator Of
county and Administrator Of Samuel GrcenhilI. will
proceed TO SELL the highest bidder for cash. at Char
iot;c Court House. Tuesday the 10Th day Of February
that valuable Tract Of Lend, containing 7o2 Sd acres
belonging to the estate OF Pascha Greenhill, lying in
the county of Charlotte, adjoining the lands of T. l.
Gains, Francis Vaughan, William Jones, Francis Pol
lard Thomas Pollard, Martha Cook, Charles Hutchln-
son. Prices estate, and William Smith
Jan. 2G [S2-2aw:'wl COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

ACtAUT!ON-Al persons are hereby cautioned against
Z making any contracts with II. A. Wick uric, in our
zane. or as agent, we never au1horIZcd said
Wiehuric act or any further than 10 attend some
:nes slaves in Richmond about the LIST January ast
sace w,e li!ne.he has hrcdiand sent on mechanics,
vii! the promise Of high salaries, unauthorized by U.s.
and We hereby protest against holding ourselves in any
Wal bound by his contracts further than or the hire of
.Ioorc's. wages not exceeding SllO per year: Any
ielsons who may have made arrangements with SAID
Wckuric above will please drop us line to Bent
Czech Duckng Cham county, Virginia.
LiTrLEJOllN, KOBiNETT & CO.,
Canal Contractors.
Font Crock Feb G. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

2 hR. HARRIS, Gate of GcochlandD respectfully Of.
AV fers his professional services to the inhabitants Of
Richmond and its vicinity. His office is above Clcands
Auction Store-at which place lie be found at all
times unless professionally at Mrs Saunders
boarding house, adjoining the Washington Tavern.
JAM 10 70-2aw2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

FHTIlE debts due to the Office of the Bank OF
Z the United States at Richmond which shall remain
unpaid WILL on the Isl of the ensuing month"; be trans.
erred to the Bank Of Virginia and TIE Farmers Bank OF
Virginia. The suspended debt due 70 the Hank Of te
United States and payable Mt its Office al Richmond,
viz protested notes and bonds we'll Judgments: Will
be collected The said Otce.-Thc approach Of the
period when the charter expires, WILL it is hoped. show
the debtors the necessity OF carly attention to these
claims. Dec 81. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

ENREDERlCK A. MAYO, ok-Bmder, soci,s Tie
III public pncc more in the of % years expe
in this city, for portion Of patronage in his line
(f as mechanic he deserves such) His friends and
clerks Of gv different Court"
O. His BIndcry is situated on the Main Street, near
the Market Bridg &c, Mr. VIM. Palmer and next to
r. l. Smiths Bookstore. ISi-G.l January 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

a DEMONSTRATORS NO1lCE.-All persons in
"a dcbtrd 10 the estate Of the late Sarah w White,
deceased hereby notified and required to make imnc-
date payment to the undersgnea-And all persons hay
ing claims against the said estate will present then duly
authenticated, for payment. -
JAMES RhWLlNGS,
.4dm'r. Of Mrs. Sarah ". Nhitc. dceenscd.
I'm 13-.9nWSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
PHILIP HARRISON, comn;ss;,
ROBERT G. NICHOLAS, ls'l


The National Incscncrr Country paper and the Gazette pub
requested toinsc the above
until tine day sac svn their bills to the subscribers ior S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

RKANSAS LANDS.-I will purchase Military Ia
N tents for lands in the Territory OF Arkansas:
In q 115-l2l GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06


q LARGE and ralunbtc tract Of Land in Fauqnicr
"a C0nnty fer saio.-By virtue Of decree OF the Su-
peror Court of Law and Chanccry for lenrico county
i'm the case of Norton Norton, the undersigned
Commissioners will. Monday the 2c.h day of March
next at Warrcntnn in the county of Fauquicr before
the front door of the Courthouse of said county, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, 10 The highest bidder
tract of land lying in the county of Fauquer near Ger
nantown, and within or miles Of Warrcnton, long
known as the Eingham Forest estate, and containing
253 acres according actual survey made some years
auo /, was then divided into nine parcels or lots, with
The view Of being rented arncd out these lots were
divided into four parcels containing about 0Oo acres cac
50 as to make Convenient farms of each parcel.
The land will he sold in parcels in such way as to nc
comodate purchasers, and upon the day OF sale plat
of the whole land divided into separate tracts, will be
exhibited This land is situated in very healthy coun-
try and is believed be fertile, and well adapted to the
culture Of Indian corn wheat ryc and oats, and in re-
gard 10 society, is wei! situated
Terms Of Suic.-Onc-lhird of the purchase money 10
be maid in nine months, one-third in eighteen months
and the residue in two years from the day Of safe
Bonds with approved security for each ins.amen bear
inc interest from the day of sale, will be required OF The
purchasers who it expected will be ready with their
surees TO execute said bonds at rthesl the day OF
sale The title will be retained until a conveyance shall
be directed by the Court.
PHILIP HARRISON, ! Co,u;ss;o,c,s
ROBERT G. NICHOLAS, 0'
Jan. 10. Old
The National Intelligence Country paper and the Gazette pub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

Tg7O THE MERCHANTS OF VIRGiNlA.-ihc
& subscriber having been amongst the sufferers in the
rrcat coutagrainn Of the lG; and 7h OF December,
and lost his entire stock Of goods, bcgs leave TO inform
his customers aud purchasers generally, that he has made
immediate preparations to get up fresh supply, andn"w
las tic pleasure Of acqnaintng them that he is daily re-
ceyng from his mandatory the various articles in lis
line, embracing first rate assortment, viz S1chS Shirts,
Srt Eo|inrs. BoSoms, S"cnders, &c. and earnestly
lrits Of their lyors 1T -. Cedar street.
lie would hero remark TO those merchants, with whom
lie has no: had the pleasure of dealing, that Tor many
years he has ai PARTICULAR attention 10 the manufnctnry
Of such goods in his Iimc are well calculated for the
Southern and Western trade, and feels confidence in
srrin purchasers that lie will be- enabled 10 supply them
such terms will give entire satisfaction.
in addition his loss in the destruction Of lis
property he had lli" misfortune 10 lose all his Books and
Papers, and consequently has 10 rely upon those who are
indebted 10 him IL furnish statements ot their accounts
and sncl rs make it convenient To pay IN short
,nlr VIII c",i!rr particular obligation.
WARREN CARTER
Manufacturer Of S.ncks Shirt Collars. Nc,
l3, Cedar street, late $50 Pearl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

G1ALE OF NEGROES.-Will he sold, 10 the highest
20 bidder, for cash, at AnGersnn's Brick Tavern, in
Louisa county, The 22d day OF F"hruary, Qnst) .
negroes belonging TO the Estate Of Anthony Waddy, r
dec d. consisting of men, women boys and girls very
likely and valuable among which are two pair vrT good
Suwycrs. GARLAND r. WADDY,
Admir-. Of .qHth0"y Haddy. Jr, dcr'HSed
Ell S:J--tdS~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

e SThLLlON.-l wish 10 sell or farm ont, young
Il Stallion, not inferior in purity Of pedigree TO any
horse in America He will be five yrars old next Spring.
but has never appeared the turf, account Of
ci,!.i al birth, which ruined him u hn-se and
Impaired his brauty. Ills paris excepting these injured,
very ur he is Of good size and Of the riches, dark
bay color with rgs black nearly up TO his body He
vclcd tw mares last nna proved himself
inal.gctcr. lie was got by GoIanna, his dam hy Sir
Alfred, his grand dam by Sir Harry, his great grand dam
was Haxalis fine imported mare Pomona, gnt by "ur-
thy Gown brother to Waxy) By Pot Sos by the famous
ECLIPSE. Terms moderate. ABB. CRUMP.
Powhaan, February :. SJ-2awt;t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
YHVAvERN PROPERTY FOR LEAsE-For Rent

YEVAVERN PROPERTY FOR LEASE-For Rent
Il or Lease, the Tavern at RnckGsh Gap the Blue
Ridge or Mountain, with the Farm and about half The
necessary Furniture for the house. The geographical
situation is not cXceed be equallcd by any in
the world for health and novelty OF scenery; and it the
main thorongharc for travellers to and from The West
and Southwest between Charlottesville and Saunlon,)
there being gap of easy access except this for 20
miles either way, which brings the roads TO focus at
this point TO the mounlnin The house is very
large and comnodous, having twenty odd rooms, and
now in good repair wish to acquire for this situation
tenant Of good qualifications for the business TO such
one it would br permanent home and large bust
ness, the travelling is immense, particularly during
the Spring, Summer and Autumn mouths-thc Virginia
Springs contributing largely thereto Applications to
me, al the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, where
shall remain for lne-after which, shall be at the
premises, near BrouksviIle Post Office, Albemarle.
SAMUEL LEAkE.
February 2. S5-2awJw"
p The Fredericksburg Arenn and Petersburg Constellation
insert the aore cach the OF 81 3d. anu for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

p The Frederick suc Arena and Petersburg Constellation
requested the above each the 81 for
rd their to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

EEOUSES AND LOTS for sale, in tho tO'en 81 Co.
e Il lu,abia, Furunna county, Fa.-Thc undersigned
having determined to 10 Richmond, offers The
following very valuable and desirable property for SALE
viz very large three story house, at present in
complete repair and in every respect well adapted as
country chouse and suited extensive and gene
raj trade having attached thereto suitable warehouse,
wea,.house, smoke house, carriagc-housc, stables %c
together with garden in good order The above house
and premises with few alterations, might be made
suitable tavern Nc. for which, in This place, at present,
there is very Jlattcring opening.
Also spacious and convenient family residence IN the
most eligible part Of the town. having attached thereto
the necessary houses ice house, and an excellent
garden.
Also: house and LOT, which is we'll adapted for
lanyard for which there is most desirable opening IN
this place present. the nearest establishment of That
kind of any is twelve miles distant.
Also, eight lots we'll enclosed and in high state OF
cultivation. He thinks it useless 10 comment on the adj
vanages that will in short time he derived in this
place from the James River and kanawha improve
ments, which in progress. and will run within
few yards CT most Of the above lots.
Bcing fully that any description he might at
tempt to give would fall very s:nrt upon examination Of
tie property and the future improvement OF the place,
lie prefers to let those who may be DESTROYS to purchase
examine and decide for themselves Apply on The pre-
misses to JOHN II ENTIRE.
Columbia, Feb Ho-2aw3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12
OF so AP

TENHE Celebrated Patent Animal and Nege-
n table On Soar, for cleansing coa-coI-
lars wooIcn linen and cotton goods, from spots, oc-
casionel bv grease, paint, tar, varnsh and "iS OF
eyery description without injury To the finest goods;
and. in addition to all its usefulness, IN cleansing
goods ofevery description from spots occasloned by
grease; the Oil Soap, possesses very healing penc-
trating qualities and is used with perfect safety ion
bathing various external complaints; If Is considered
decidedly the best remedy for sprains, bruises, poi
sons scads burns sore bps on the feet, that j,
known Also, for spraiued shoulders and scratches
on horses there is no composition that exceeds It,
The above article may be found, one door east the
post-0nice. Try the experiment, it You please.
WILTON & HUBERT.
Oct %, lS36--l6-2t
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N O Il 1 c E,

Y ETTERS Testam'n ary, with he will an
-1A nexed having been granted TO the under
signed, by the Probate coet of Ockuhbeha county.
at the October Term, 1886, on the estate OF John
Moore, deceased, late of said county; notice is
hereby given, To all persons having claims against
said estate, TO present them duly authenticated with
in the time limited by law, OF they will be forever
barred and those indebted 10 said estate are request
ed TO make immediate, payment.
JOHN T. THOMPSON, .4dnlr.
Nov g. IS36-I7-qt
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ORANGERURG DISTRICT;
In Chancery.
Exparte,
Thomas Oliver & Casper SIS
~ .',..T D.tar nli,y.r

Exparte
Thomas Oliver < Casper Sis
trunk ex 'ors of Peter Oliver }
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
IL that George L.. Oliver aed Charles Oliver,
sons Of Peter Diver deceased, absent from the
State and have not been heard OF or ten years. 1t is
ordered, that the said George l.. and Charles alive,
or if they be dead their legal representatives. or heirs
at law, 10 prefer tier claim Tor any interest they
NAV have under the asi Wll and testament OF SAID
Peter Oliver 10 the Commissioner of this Court ON
or before the 9th day Of February next; and, ON
failure thereof the executor, OF SAID last viii and
testament are ordered to pay over the amount in
their hands, 10 which the said George L. and Charles
are entitled, to the other children OF tie sad Peter
Oliver, deceased J. b. MoMICHAEl.,
Oranrt btro, :. G Commissioner
Conmisso Hcr's Dlice
10Th July, 1886.
September B, ls3G--s-t6F
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NO 7 / q E-

kNHE undersigned admin .tatrx upon the
4 estate OF Thomas {. BRANcu, deceased
wilt sell to the highest bidder on tie 23l OF Nov
instant upon the premises OF SAID deceased, one mile
west of Hamilton, Monroe County Mississippi; upon
credit of II months all of the per onaI property
belonging to SAID estate, consisting OF Il or 10 likely
Young Negroes, and the no SEES, mules, cattle, hogs,
&c. all of the household and kitchen furniture plan
taton utensils crop Of corn fodder, oats, &c.
The sporting community would do welI to attend
this sale as there are two or three fine hooded colts,
and fine bloodcd mare. now in loa by Mennon
(tmp j. Persons holding claims against said estate,
will present them within the time prescribed ly law
or they will be barred by thus notice. those indebted,
will come forward and make payment, as Indulgence
cannot be given.
ELIZA i BRANCH,
Hamilton NOV 3 1S36-I7-3t 3d,n'fri
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Hamilton, Nay 5, ls36--l7-3t .1dm'trir.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the January
~ Term, 1897, of the Pfohates Court, of
Lawndes County, State Of Mississippi to be held on
the ninth lav of January 1887, the Undersigned adj
illustrators, of the goods and chattes, rights and
credits of John Boswell, deceased viii present their
final account, with the estate Of sand John Boswell
OF said Probates Court Tor allowance and hnal settle
ment, when and where those Interested may attend.
If they think proper, and conta3t the allowance
thereof HENRY W HNUr,
JAMES B0SN ELL,
administrators Of John BoSlceH fec.
Nov 5. 1s36-l7-3t
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UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION!
MEN AGE8IE AND CIRCUS UNITED,
Under THE DIRECTION OF
II. II TDTT G. Z o N

IT. q U - 7 II G. Z OFT g g o.
VIII be exhibited in Comnu Thursday Friday. the I1th
ana iEIh d3ys Of November.
The Procession viii Dc lei ~ BAND musical Talent
sufficiently spacious for the Of the
approach each place
h50n by performing eVeaOpular Airs. Marches NatZe Sc
from o 2. ". t ,Ok Erm-FQ
Circus. Children
Servants half price
fcd mi 70cT GCE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-12

COMMITTED to the Jail of Monroe-county,
" Miss ON the 7ih Of June, Negro Boy,
bv the name of DENPSEY.-He is about 80 or
40 wears Of age and SAYS he belongs 70 Gordon
sims. who lives at Clinton. IN this STATE, The owner
|, requested 10 come forward an pf Te As properly
Tor he will be sold, according % Law
A. G. GREENWOOD, Jailor.
June II, 1886 3l-u
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Snnn RE EEesT ID

- .pu,yn To, has rather downward ooN
h1TTIT-, M otherwise; had ou, when hc left home
blue r.urb short tai coat dark brown cas,nct pan
tolo,n,, a cotton shirt with linen bosom and black
hat aud probably other clothing,
MOSES, arr about %, very stout, back com
Injected. bcpht five feet ten and a-hai, or eleven h-
cbes when spoken to his voice is coarse and mono
lonous. had on an old black fur hat, h0e cioIh
coat, and other clothing.
DICK. AGED y or %, very black thick set and
stout nrrro has scar IN the corner OF the ngot
eve: height five tect six inches, had on Wuenhc ,NL
new icans pautaloons, common black lat, and an
Old cloth coat
TINSLEY, aged u or y, height, SIX ltet one or
two inches thick lips speaks quick when spoken to-
vtfv black: had on when he leit gray Jeans coat
and an old seal skin cap. They all had other cIodl-
ING, not rccoltced,
The above negroes, will in all probability am Tor
Kentucky, as they were purchased in GreehSb NJ
and Columbia IN that State, last January BY on o
the subscribers; il is likely they may claim some oiner
persons as ttcir master A reward OF fifty dollars
will be given if taken in the State; or, one hundred
dollars, ftaken out Of the State, and delivered to Us
in Carroll county, Baykcr Creek Mississippi "lIt
all expenses paid. ,.,.,,,,
ST LANE 4 j l. CONGER
10 The above negroes were probably entced
away By some white man. II So, reward OF Two
HrNDRrD DoriARs will be given Tor hls apprehen
sion and conviction
Oct ~, 1885 lost [Sl0-Gc. Is.
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Commission E5sESineSs.
MIR, JAMES GARNER.

FHAYING settled in Weumka, retires from
n IL our concern this day. We have assoca-
ted with us Mfr. William b. Maone, aud the bust
ness viii be continued as heretofore under its pres
ent stvle and firm. We would take this occasion to
return our grateful acknowledgements toour friends
for the very liberal patronage extended u TIC Old
concern, and respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same. FULLER, JAltNER'& Co.
Noble, June /, 1856. Som
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YEN IL subscriber, being about to take up his
III his residence IN thus place, offers his ser
vices to the citizens 81 ColUuibus as a MASTER
BUILDER; aud, feels confident that his long
cxpelicnce IN the business viii cna le him to give
General satisfaction. The subscriber ha, also
llde ,uch arrangements Tor obtaining LUMBER,
a. will enable him to take contracts on as good
terms as ANY other builder.
JOHN FINN.
Columbus, Oct. S, ls36--l3-4t