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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10
* Il II o Il 8 z q,
Brood Mares q. Calls.

Mich Cows and Stock Cattle. a large
m OF Sheep, Fat * Stock Hogs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10

Mansion House.

o1OhEHOUSE, WARE-HOUSE.
barn, n two good Stables, and seyera
olner necessary and convenient Buildipgs
TWO Orchards Of choice fruit. Also.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10
asa Acres

a = IL a ~ d.
a great portion thereof being Potomac and
Opequon bottom. This tract Of and viii
DC SOD IN two parts. Tract No. I, will
contain about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10
ElRNLNG UTENSILS.

all kinds. among which are Barshear,
and Single Shovel Pioughs. Har.
ro,e'' one first rate road Wagon, one Plan
tds'o',. 10 Windmill. Catting Boa. Grsin
Ladders. SC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25
ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

RrsuLrs.-Ertno ETA letter from Harrisburg, Oct. II.
We have elected eighteen Of the Republican candi-
dates for Congress, by an aggregate majority of about
1-,D0G votes. Our majority a, the Presidential Election
will, ! think, be greatly increased. We have done our
duty. viii Virginia follow our example, and secure a
glorious triumph;
Our House of Representatives consists Of 100 mem.
brrs. O! these. - ae Democratic Van Buren, ncr, =
Wings and Anii.Alaaons. Oar majority on joint ballot
will lie at least % Buchanan's reelection to the u. S.
Senate is certain
Fridays Pennsylvania states, w have now the f.
nal result Of the late election in this State. In the 18th
District, composed of Bradford, Susquchannah, Tioga,
Potter and Mexican. Samuel w. Morris, Van Buren,,
is elected. In The 9th District, composed Of Beaver
and Mercer, Judge Henry, Wing, is elected. In the
9th District, composed Of Crawford, Erie: Warren and
Frnango, Arnold PIumer, Van Buren,, is elected. The
Congressional Delegation. therefore. stands, j |Hn Bu-
zen to 10 Harrison. PurviaEcc, Wing, is elected IN the
Senatoria! District Of Allegheny and Butler. We have,
therefore, Z out o! the : new Senators, and in The House
of Representatives, we stand, - Van Buren, to - liar-
riSou."
The following is the state of the Pennsylvania Dele
iJat:on III The next Congress:
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GE0RGlA-Hcads IN!

The Columbus Sentinel assures US, that call the men,
bcrs of the Union party, friendly 10 the election Of Judge
White, voted FOR the Notification ticket; that they are
already finding out their mistake, ana regrettinr their
course-thaL they will soon learn that White hns no
chance for election; and That they have been merely raj
lied by the Opposition under the White standard, TO be
turned owe" to Gen. Harrison, the candidate of the Wings
and Of The ALolitionists Of the North"-and the Sentinel
confidently predicts, that TIE Van Barren ticket 1ciH be cGr-
red by at least 5000 r0tes, at INC ensuing c:cIion in No
rcmJcr.
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mo United States Gazette places MnryIhHu uH1oHE .e
doubtful States. The complexion of things IN th's o.ate
begins to look Muc to the Whigs-ii" VIII Ut ~ '' ;" y
few neeks.-D. ,p,;
Reporter Ph''
i iIp1htA M, =, tt1i il has good authority for saying the
new '"SS ' nanE ;, he :, T y5Ss.y S;s:ss i ''t . 5cp 'S5' 5f i, Go eh '"s
hcNl Ies'S'ata .'a I" e Receiving back Tic bonus paid 10 The
S., Va The grounds Of this dctcrm'n 'l'on on 'hr pa'to'
nta'r; e not assigned, bat it is probable that re-
th@ nrii;,ira! events may afford an cxplan1t'on'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

IA" EnTcn MAJORITY on lo:nl baHot. clg!l'.
"The Republican party arc raj lying with c7cot conf.
dcrcc in carrying the State at the November election.
'.The Wings claim this State as certain 10! Harrison.
Wien i; is considered tina. lhry put down lC" ~a$y.yg..
Us doubtful, where the Van Buren, men have elected i
OF, Of - members Of Congress, ! out Of the : Sr@:,;
chosen his year. and - on, 81 100 Representatives. ae
people will know what value &c attach 10 their estimates.
Uc have yet strong hopes OF Ohio"
The :ollowiry seems 10 be tic. state c. :nr Delegation
in lhc ucXt Cunrrrss
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GrORGIA

Tie Unicn ticket has r7eva.lcd.-Tie present aver
age No. on that ticket is 2S:5:t5-On The states Right
ticket = ,t45-prescnt majority 40. Three more cona.
ties 10 be heard from, w Floyd, Rahun and Union
which may run up the majority TO > or $50.
la c3 counties only, The Union men have li3 mem
b"rs Of the Lrgislature--t!c States Right men li"-
The majority may be rrar 40. " If (sayS tie AugU.a
Couricr) our opponents can find any thing to console
them in this election, when every thing is understood,
do for mercy's sake, let them enjoy it. 1t is the las!
CLEAN Of light: that will iiumc thcir destiny"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25


PAHIc AurAD.-Thc 81, 900 dollars editor Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, has issued u long proclam'-
ton to the Merchants, which has been copied in the
tw" I;a',ioun papers IN this city. he recommends Il
united and devoted stand 10 be made against Mr.. Van
Buren,. Shutting up stores, drilling clerks, porters. car.
tiers, cooPers, box makers, &c., &c &c; moscti ptions,
dirks and pistols arc 10 be the order of the day; indeed,
the commercial world is to BE- turned upside down; rir.
gers, stevadores, caukeIs, ship wTighls, captains, skip
pcrs, mates, seamen, cooks ANA stewards, are to be pu,
under this Wing system OF tactics; SHIPS. briss, schoon-
ers, sloops, bay craft and scowS. are all to he cleared
out and have a holiday: indeed, VIC do no, know what
is not TO be done,-wc sHill look to the future with ire.
mendous apprehension,-if we are not blown 'sky high
sky high, SIR why, it will be no fault OF these gentle
men panic-makers. There is but one thing they cannot
do: the Banks will not be shut-notes !cW become due
and notes must be paid. Huzza, We say, for the panic
makers. Let the Democratic wcrkingmen keep Il bright
look out for an awful blow up" never performed on
any s!a~ge.'-Battimorc Republican.
REroRM.-We congratulate the friends Of Democra.
tic Reform at the growing success Of our righteous
cause. We are we'll assured that the cause OF the peo.
pie is daily gaining strength among the homes, and lead
ing Republicans in this State. The Senatorial Electors
from Queen Anne and Caroline, have not miscalculated
the opinions of their constituents. Qacen Anne will
nominate her six delegates to The Provincial Convention
this day, as will Cecil also. The other counties will Sc.
verslly follow suit, and 4 Convention will assemble in
November, unsurpassed in character for patriotism, high
personal reputation, influence, and all that the wealth
and talent of our fathers were willing TO risk in the
'ause of Republican principles, and equal laws and pi-
teges.-D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-25

p. N. NICHOLAS,
7. V. DANIEL,
THOMAS RiTCiiIE,
WILL. SELDEN.
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
CHARLES ELLIS,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
G.. W. GOOCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-10

party CT assent to such propositions. No Wbig, when
franiing or adopting the Consuinn and requiring the
two Houses of Congress keep Journal ever supposed
such rlonstrous absu!diiies
Il is curious fact, that there docs noT 7tst case
prcrisaIy nna!oycUs To Tie ono stHtrd n6orc.
There are now Two Reports rom Committees the one
before the Senate the olEe- before the ouse OF Repre-,
sentatives both declaring that electors OF PRESIDENT and
Vice President CHOSEN uudcr certain circumstances are
in violation Of the Constitution At the famous bargain
and sale Congress, Il suppose tits readily known by this
appeIlaon) given in the manner Pronounce' 10 De
in violation Of the Constitution by these Committees,
were contested upon similar ground The petition sent
10 the Senators from of the States was suppressed at
the time, md not presented. That 20 the House OF
Representatives presented, and iaisehooa re.
spcctng it, inserted their Journal. II this talschood
should now be expunged, and The truth inserted: would
the House of Representatives cease 10 krcP Journal:
Let it once be understood that TIE House OF Repre-
sentatves cnn ener their journal whatever They
please whether false, without there being pow
cxpnugr and the orders Of the people TO publish
the from time TO tsr will avail little. no one &C.
quninlcd with the valGs of tilc wcud ever look into
them. =tsy
have done-ns citizen, have endeaysfcd to assert
my rights in this casc-- wis. could fGvc carried into
the examination more ability and Icsrrc.
May, 1886. CllHHllLif'
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o. The publication. Of the following comrtu Eo1
has been delayed By various causes with which it is
necessary to trouble the public The first copy of it
lst and another uspcndcd by various engagements.
But justice, though tardy is due to MIR. Leland We
chccriuly lay it before the public
| TO TIE EDITOR OF The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Dear Sir-Ln tx Eaqurer Of the 10Th ult, (OctoSer,
1898 there is communication headed A 8isstatc
mcnt Corrected in letter addressed to the Rev. Hen
| drrsnn Lee, oil Luacnburg county, Fa by Thomas f.
|! lctcr.
| This communication would have received immediate
attention, If The information which deemed necessary
III the reply could have been obtained in That
reduced to the necessity of touching this matter at
all, however, Is TO ME extremely unwecomr and enter
upon it with un.igned regret Nothing short OF sheer
justice TO- and the parties concerned, could induce
me TINS to appear before the public
In that communication il is stated there is report
extensively circulating through the country indirectly
affecting Thomas E. Jcer and Capt Alexander q. Wal
hall and directly affecting the character and seriously
copardlzng the personal safety of DR.. John Thomas
and that this report originated with me- upon the state
nIens Of my negroes That there was some foundation
for such report, is certain bat that any acquainted
with the true circumstances Of the case, Mr. Je
ter, should pen suc! letter. seems wonderful Let US,
therefore, look L! the statement Of this case according
TO facts and testimony direct and at hand. What
these facts by the statement OF Mr. Jelera clerical bro
thrrr Mr.. VIM 81 WILSON, in the hearing of several per-
sons upon the evening Of The following day, and tho
very spot where the transaction took pacc WHAT Il
heard brother Jcter say that Dr. Thomas passed through
Mr. Lees plantation, and stopped and preached sermon
10 his negroes an hour long.
We certify that the above spoken in hearing
the night Of tie I'd Of August, 1885, by Mr.. VIM S.
Wilson. (Sgned)
JOHN LEE,
CEpIIAS HARDY.
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--------- DI.1T cSy,gJE. .97 AUCTION.

REAL ESI.3Ik nj 7CCIIO.S.
~ a,c,sy the 18th Of june will be sold nj public
L oder Of the ecuires OF Jacob T. Cohen, deed, the fol-
o Of Land in tho pan OF the city Of Richmond,
rrc 49, !y:a- the Northern corner Of + and st streets,
- 70 fee, incnc street, aad running back on lst
~ ,.I ricc" Of Ground, with the building and i'm.
,i,,co, lY,n- She ciiy OF Richmond, being Pnt Of
il tr plan thereof BY the number ILL., yias NJ
b cun.r OF All Isl slrcc,., fronting 49, feet on street,
- ,,,ain. bach l;:c, iiochrs . ,.
n Of IT,. LAM lying in the said city Of Richmond, ST.
an nl r.nIag along the South side o: or Main street, Is
i,oh.. IN front b. the less; thcnce hack from
on. sru, feet d2ph, 10 form 10 the rcar
S,. ,.,.II,l with ,ac sail Main s;:cet
T are Lots, ling wihnu. the corporation ino on
80 Nah lcus N.at,s Brunch know ny the numbers Ill and
=: +, ,,,ai'. edition the city oi Richmoad
w,. NJ; ,ho.e thee Lots Tcnsmrn's, containing two
in nuai'. addition the city OF Echmcni, known 10y
=. go! Ic;. 81. ~. ri III. ~ . ,
% tc ia. r,ioncd LOT. Of GrUu:d will be sold upon tho
AMI Il. others will be Disposed Of in font OF tho MOI
coffee House in O: Richmonl The sale will be alb
.. -, without reserve. viii commence at IL O'Clock, " NJ,
una the first d.r:i3si Int .
Trsu-One cash, the balance in two equal payments Of
~ md twelve the credit payments 5ear's trc.t lion
49, v OF .ay The i'll. 10 b. retains" utl the whole paid or u
;ca<crs desire Then ncSotupe
~ " os 10 b. 2xccuri iu the credit mcn and deed OF
;iI. gwen 10 secure tho ScHn".
B ordr: OF the i"csiscs. 49,.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &c CO., Aucts.
,,.,,c l0-G
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VOLUME XXXaEE.---Igo. 10.

things, Of their defeat and slaughter by superior
bers Of babarous Mexicans, and their Indian allies, up
on our very borders, and kindred, and not
Interfere: Shall stand with folded hands. and grin
ana endure like brave Irishnan, who, when hogged
sou"aly with cowIdc asked the bysanders "did not
stand 1t 'se mani Our feelings are already deeply out
ragged, our sympahies greatly excited, yet dare not
resent: because, forsooth, we may have fight with
Santa Anna Now, do not dread that thing He will
never love Us for the port already aer-comon
will teach that-and the right way to put him in good
temper with us, is to fog him. will venture to pre-
dict Gf he is moi already caught and he thinks proper
10 resent Gen. Gaines invasion Of the disputed terrific
~, and they in contact he will get such Aoggng
as will put Kim in good hrnlour with all the world.
NO TEXAS SPECTATOR,
But AN AMERICAN AND PHLASrHRoPIsr.
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EsEzsGsIRs'S EXCHANGE,

Dra'en Nos. IF The rirsinia Petersburg Lotcry Class
No. o. dre'o Saturday, May &3tA, 1876:
Ga AZ 81 81 80 2G Is a 43 sc Z
Whole Ticket, 81 G4 G., Capital of Si&oO sent to
correspondent in The country. Whole Ticket, 70 s.,
Capital of $500, sent to correspondent in the eouf-
try Quarter Ticket, 81 10 G5, Capital Of $780, sol in
Richmond
The above prizes were all sold, and will: usual, be
paid at sight, by BIGGER.
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Ss2.y ADVERTISEMENTS.
- ~ 'rr,oJ,.rrL.EErpERSf5y

- - 70 UOTEL-hhFFE .
- ,c, or lease would he preferred, my Hotel md
A. Ko.sd, (ta. aa imneda,s possession gwen. Inc
p;%p sa ws'"y Sa a1 sSras any @
~. - IL. stca, hunus hsrs the Virginia Springs, tho
~ sor,. 49, States, aad from th"ncc 10 the East. The
sa ,,n nn hfcs stories ninety feet long by forty
N''' s!rr rooms and chambers, with wooden wing with
-I'i a. ht Of stone, with other necessary out
fa sl.ma Of sui,ube qualifications, combining
Ing the property term oil yeas, to commence
D.crn5J. the .: the property IN establishing
nn;na rents in bca!ins ill that time. With suitable
1851 the house would do uch boarding in addition to TRAIT
The and scen"y hold ont strong Inducements to
sent r,m;,. have n;nod Of their intention TO 10 so
80 ,.c, Enquire n,a tho properly, % miles wsst
pr r;;n and - 10 S,-uncn 'runksrl. Pos, office.
%thi'i'''o' " SAMUEL. LEAEE.
l0-S
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rysrlrEE is published twice week. generally, and
- TAs rk rar:as the Of the State Lcc.ntuo,
.t uNe> Five Dollars per samnn, payable III adj
s" ,ar,,-ci specie uayus banks onyl will hc ro-
AH The / i;ors will guarantee the sais:y OF remit
:S M ter e,s ,n of shs
%rN p':: ~ ,r.ncra..s have been paid up
1i' viii r!stan'cc The payment OF nine papers, shall
-: :as ga" TERMS or ADVERTISING.
,. -. i.>. ira, il scron, Scents; each continuance,
y '1' n,.n inserted. uu has either been paid Tor
3.-.1, .'N. an.,,n in ;h,s city lis cnviEonS.
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A OTfCE-By virtue of deed of Trust, executed
IL to me by Vim. H. Stanard, deceased, bearing dale
the fourteenth day of july 1885, and upon record in The
Clerks Office Of Orange county, shall, for certain
est bidder for ready money on Friday the 9th day Of
May next, without fail! upon The premises, the tract Of
Land upon which said sanard lately residrd-adjo'i.
ing the Town Of Sanadsvillc and the lands of George
Price and VIM. Sims, and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will be ac-
curatey surveyed before the day Of sale and plot there
Of then exhibited The title is believed TO be perfectly
good but selling Trustee, shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by the Trust.
MANN a. PAGE, Trustee.
Orange G. H., Va, April ., ll4-tds
o. The sae above advertised is postponed until
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JOHN LEE,
CEPllAS HARDY.

The contents Of the foregoing certificate commu.
ncated 10 for the first time the day following at
my plantation. On receiving such information, could
not hut feel mingled emotions of surprise and ndigna-
ton, that utter stranger, without my knowledge and
regardless oil my feelings, should upon my pana-
ton and tahc such liberties with MY people. deter
mined Immediately to investigate the truth OF tho
statement and know for myself what had been preach
ed. | therefore proceeded with Mr.. John Lee TO ex-
anime the negroes, taking them as we found them,
their houses, and others in detached parties
on the plantation, where they engaged at work.
In this way, we examined male and female, old
and young and although they were taken by surprise
and ryatss circumstances which precluded concert on
their part there was Notwithstanding the most perfect
unanmity in the following statements: They sad they
were first questioned by those men as TO the places OF
preaching, and to which ofthese they going. They
replied, TO Ebcnezer where Dr. Baxter Mr.. kirkpatrick
and master going. They asked if they be-
eved in their masters religion They replied that they
did. They then told that they were not to follow
Henderson Acc believe Henderson Lee that he
was one of those mon, who only chopped and haggled
the Scriptures and threw light upon them and that the
Much said en- The OCCASION which il is unne-
ccssary to detail On the conclusion OF the investigation
remarked 10 Mr.. John Lee, You sec sir, that tliese
men have taught my people Observation-Disclosures
they intended 1t or not Now; sir, while altogether dis
claim the disposition either originate retail reports
especially those of sanderous injurious character
list say, that the above proceedings cannot be justified
at any time, and ought to be considered peculiarly IN
,0lerabIc under existing circumstances.
Phase publish the above, and trust that in future
may be better employed
Very respectfully.
November, lS21- HENDERSON LEE.
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AUE OF LOTS Il. Prize EcGri Court NouSOn the I:I
Monday il June: FRINGE Eiwa! Cou':ay will nc so to IN"
,r ii sold privately before that tin'u Two Lots, adj
the Public Square Prince Edward tcu't-hcusc, credit
the purchaser giving holi with approved seed
r OF ie-c Lots lies nos Of John Pcatsons (deci I'M
~ unl the Court house, commencing wItn 80 icet
AMI running li2 feet front 30 within 10 eet The
@ JAIL and back 2i0 feet with the privilege Of going sill lar
m back the purchaser wishes, reasonable price
This m from raica location, il admirably adapted for
huac OF public encrtanmcnt Those who would iecl
,c purchase for ba, object vii! find it examination.
also sell at the same nc tho terms, the ulIacre
~ hou." in the snnncc OF Mr William H.
;,ao5 anis. Those wishing bay av,cd 10 examine for
Any farther information which may be DESIRED Gun be
hid hs ra.lrs in Farmvilc.
4, both OF these lots occupied, tic time at which
.esg,:a can had will be made known tn" day Of SALE
NArII'L. 4. FENABLE.
r,rTyl,c Jr,c = 9-3t
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s,EArYESSA York paper sayc, remedy for
ration Of hearing and cycssh is TO be hud OF Doctor Green
II moves ccctua the affection is cnucd By nervous weak
NESS the remedy gives health nnd strength 10 Tic whole
On the other hanl when deafness owing TO other enuscs-oher
nnun1 wolf rcpcu-tlat person, where tho nfc"n
caused by Of his remedy viii restore both hra
am to the Doctors Practice aud principles tina.
MUCH nF TIE ART
rursrc,
CONSISTS;
Is KaowING wHES,N
Sor T.
The restoration cnng shought about whon, giving any Thy
srwihout giving mccinc hath hccn experienced III INC
d;,or:. avn family well the families of OF his neigh
bors nso Thcrcc and in part return Tor such great re-
ccivca, make the above known o INC sooa VI o ''
in similar distress. r.
For fec Of five dollars assistance Of postage for
persons, or a many ~ arc aicoa ID '""' "''oo ~
For ice OF ten assistance ia 'cnlrc Of postage $50
fur ucrsnn .norcu non-us al times ncigh5oIS, may DC,
IN IN other sickness, besides ,cq los, of eye sight
ha3,c,,nc, help for such sickness without chniSr
The fee pays Tor all and every hcr sent 'o'""eS' o ' "
This considered trustworthy plan All conclusion" it
WILL doubt, satisfactory for people know That the assist
anco is not TO '' applied S iST e aT A
Consequently danger whatever Can haEsn TO he"non0"'
And during that people using his assistance Mt home
and learning help Themselves restore and recover their
They can follow their customary business:
And thew Gun also ca, and drink wha, hest
The following is extract OF letter from S5 BAKER 10 ~
Printer: ..,: :,
noccut and performs the by strengthening the
NV Joncs wife thought she would Try II too being long
time troubled weak and together with her drainc''
cnkncss she sent TIC customary lee and
some per Of Postage which in f,slr than week
made them good and ever doing now
whou, spcctace and il restored 10 her a. rs
her hearing. . y. r. . h.a ,,
B-WTh remedy the patient receives instructive ana
easy how preserve health in general tonshou. the %o
rcn) and without charge whatever 1t always accom-
| ,bn NV for tca
Uni, quite lately people had :hc Doctor 10 get help THIS
was great trouble Absence from home ana business
ected Danger travelling. Running iherk getting sick from
which hnppcncd Being obliged with the Doctor
al tines from three weeks AID sometimes onsel-
Generally cost twenty up thirty forty y dollars and somo
times more Now by this plan of scnS help to people, al
their homes oil this is saved, aud coats ktilr that not
mentioning. =. r b1NH"'
State Of .Nta York, Sept TO- 1875. ..........
All printers who publish the above will receive the remedy ga,u
,ouslv postage also will be placed ut their oFona
disposal their ncghbors maybe in want Of some
l Maya. o-"'"-
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A DMlNIsTR AToR's NoTTCE-Al persons indebted to the
" estate OF the late JOHN CooE, deceased will make Poy
meut delay unjersgnedAnd oil persons having
claims estate them known order that proVi-
n,uy DO made for their payment. JAMES RaHLtNCS.
.adai-istrator- Of Jpaa L. Cook, deed
June 3. 6-2n
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &c.


ANE takes this opportunity OF eaying his o"n and
country cnS aud the public grncrai, that he has just Tccer
ed and selected b. himself in the Northern markets. hundred
packages OF Boots and Soe, 7rasag Tr Carpet Bags,
all Of which the best quality Amng ,hom arciO cases Of
gentlemen fine cali and morocco boo NEST Of them Mr
superior French calf and do II low price hnuis
s. 80 TO 50 gracmcu cali ana seal shoes and pumps OF all fi
ties mems anu boy double sole Richmond made boSnrs fret rate;
boys Gulf cs onlters 1900 pa shoes and boots,
al cuos shapes 1909 pur indcs' French kid and
slippers superior 800 pair Hdics fine zeal walking shoes
ties do bread doFvr 1raurcrs 100 leather trunks, made
iron iHmr arch, iuln and hnt Brussels cu'ret bags all
sizes and many other kinds tedious tor an advertisement fur
clascs will find il ,c advantage give call old
stand under the EaS!c Hotel thing vii b sold the
est prices. SAMUEL PuTSEH.
June