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PROSPECTUS
Fer the continuation Of tie
CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

1NHEint Of William Johnston Esq
- in this establishment, having been
transferred to John ChEisty,I the Free
Press wall in future be conducted by
PEARCE g. CHRIsTY The political com
plexion orthls, paper willnot be changed
the editors being frm'ia their determl'
~uation to preserve its neutral character
Hhe transfer from Mr. Johnston tCC Chfisty,
has been made with the hope OF ensurlng
Ithe continuation ola newspaper In Car
rollton: And with this view, the editors
appeal to the people Of the county tor a
patronage equOEto the merits and imPOr
lance oftheir enterprise, One Of the ed
eitors being a practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to The interest Of the paper, tits confident
ly hoped that, with reasonable increase
Of their subscription list, the Carroll Free
Press may be continued to the mutual ad'
vantage Of both subscribers and publish
ers.
Orthe convenience and necessity OF a
public Journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen Of The county must be
convinced; and the editors trust that, the
people oCCarrOll will sustain themin their
effortstO promote, public good, and tose
cure anlhenestFmainlenanee.
TERMs.-The Free Press wilEhe pub
lished, d,every Friday morning, at Two Dol.
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. Hpayment be delayed until
after The end OF the year, 50 30 will be
required. But as payment IN advance is
for the interest Of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended. ...
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rate. AlIcommunications addressed TO
the Editors must be post paid.
J. PEARCE g. J. CHRlSTY.
Carrolton, Carroll Co. O Sept. 1885
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REMOVAL,

The su 'scrIber De5s leave TO Inlorm
his old customers, and the citizens Seuer
ally, that he has removed his shop from
Mr. Arbuckle's N The hollow, TO The east
end of his own house-frst door below
Mr. Robert Gould's we'll known Black
smith Shop, in that delightfully."- situated
part of The town Of CarroIton, called by
The vulgar, Sheep HM-where he in
tends manufacturing and keeping on
hand, a general assortment Of
CABINET WARE.
He eels also grateful IN being able to
add, that the patronage he has received
since commencing business in Carroll
county, will be sufficient stimulnnt to
induce him 10 give general satisfaction.
JAMES BURGE.
February 5th 1886
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pedantie pediar Of pros aud proncuns
on the'atiirmative, permit me 10 prog
nostic tie the perisbiug Of his perfectly
preposterouS propositions. 'POtentlpre'
tensions totpereeption pertaining Pc
culiarIyto this precious project possess
I-ponderous performance. prove par.
ticularly perplexing : people prsjudge
propositions purpOrting perfect power
and prosperity pleasing picture, prob
sbIy painted or polished, persuade
Pueriie perceptions: Persuasion's pow
er perishes prescribed prosperity
plants, pOinards into prior precepts
plump into peoples possession and
pOsteriIy Prospers--public passages
progress presumptively, public prop.
erty and private, produce proper pri-
ces!
,PREsIDENT.-Gen en'lemen, you have
heard the very learned arguments on
both sides, The question will now
be taken, Please answer in order.
A. 4 say yes.in the negative!
b. i soy no in the affirmative.
c. Pm in favor Of the opposition.
ID. pm'for both sides Individually,
+. I'm vice versa.
+. Me too.
G. I'm sort o. mix'd up.
H, 1 think so too.
I. Pm unanimous.
X. I'm ou the majority.
l.. Pm decidedly of one opinion.
PRESIDENT The question is set
tied ia the neuter gender.
We should hate terribly to'hear a
suffering man read the logical argu'
ments of Mr.. Pepper. We think il
would take him a good part of the
forenoOn TO pronounce the,p--p-p'-
,pS.
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tTAMns DAVIS

tOpposite the Western ErchGgge,
Nh AS become byPurChase ofthe Pdten'
IH tees, the proprietor Of the right fol
Centre township, Carroll county, q. tc
make g. vend, sc. &c. A.BeOrd's Patent
Spring Seat and Spring GEt Saddles
The superiority Of ibis improvement over
the common saddle, rs we'll establishedin
Virginia, where 1t has been dor some
time in use and is spoken ofin the most
favorable terms by certificates taken
from the MaysviIle Monitor. '"ThFs is
10 certify that a model Of Boards patent
Spring Saddle has been presented to US
for inspection, and that after careful ex
aminahon we unhesitaungly Prenouace
il TO be the best Improvement both tor the
ease ol the rider and also the horse, that
we have ever seeH Francis and JOSEPH
r. S,bert, New Market; Louis Gregory
Peytonsburgh, Pittsylvanla; Daniel Mash
james Barton, Buckingham county, Phil
lIps Rainey, Boyd,on, MeCklenburgh co.
Va; J. Bray, ShOokee Hill, Richmond'
W. Barnett, Nelson cOuntyi J. u. Bran,
ChristiansvilIe, Va; john p. King D.
Hide, Prince Edward county; John Nc
Cabo and sons, Baltimore, Robert Grove
Staunton, Va. ,
Numerous other names could be added
but the above is considered sufficient
In few days these saddles can be OBJ
tanned at the above named place, a lew
doors west of the Steam Mill, and oPPo
site the Exchange. With the addition OF
the Worm Steel Spring Saddle, which
will be kept on haod with the common
kind constaOlly-saddlry aad harness
of all kinds whole sale OF retail--the a
bove saddles may be objected to by some
bu, the undersigned just invites the pub
lie to call aud examine for their owH sat
isGactiou.
N. B. One or two good jOurneymer
wanted immedia,eIy--au apprentice vii
be taken to the above business it fapplicG
t;on be made soon, The SUBSCRIBE
would lust intimate to those who Consid
er themselves indebted to him to com,
forward and discharge the same immedi
ateIy, as money in hand IS better thar
out-if this is not attended to unother
kidd of Patton Spring than the above viii
be applied.
JAMES DAVIS.
May 6, ls36.-l2mO.
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ISAAC ATKINSON

" S,iust received, and offers for sale
It'll the following goods, at small ad.
vance Oh the Eastern Prices for cash, OF
produce in hand.
Low, middllng and SupeTfne cloths, Blue
Black, Green, Olive and Mulberry.
do do Casinets in great variety,
Twil'd and plain summer cloths,
Canvass and Padding superior quality,
Marsailes Vestings striped and printed,
Fine and Super6ue Valencia do.
Plain and Fig'd Silk ves!iDgs,
do Velvet, do
Brown and bIca'd Drilling for PanLaloons
MorInoes ass'd cOlors,
French, English, German and Domestic
prints,
do do Painted musIins,
| "A and 6 a Cambria and null
Plain and Fig'd book muSlins
do do BobbiDett,
do GreciaD, do
Laces, footiags and edgiugs.
Bro Sn, HollGnds and coll d muSIinS,
Beaverteens aud table covers, =
Buttons OF every description,
Cotton and Linen thread.
Mexican stripes and mixtures,
Now style, low priced, pantaloCN stutfs,
Brown and blea'd goods,
Checks, PIaids and Stripes,
Leghorn, straw and Tuscan bonnets,
French, Italian and iOdla silks,
Hardware and Cutlery.
Groceries and QuOensware,
Iron and Nails, &c. &c.
Carrollton, April 80, 1886,
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THE SATURDAY NEWS,
AND
Literary Gazette:

A WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Devoted to Literature, Criticism, the Fine
Arts, General Intelligence, NeUs, DC.
Price So per annum- payable in advance
ON Saturday, July 2, 1896 the subscri
bers will commence, ir Philadelphia,
the publication off new weekly 'hewsPa
per under the'above title.
@~The NeuoS will embrace every variety
Of lighs literature, including, Tales, Poe
try, Essays Criticism, Notices ofthe Fine
Arts, the Drdlna, 4o. The original mat
Ter will be So ,plicd by writers Ofthe first
emincnce. A regular correspondence
will be maintained with Washington, and
the principal Cities o: tho Union, aad ar
rangements are in progress by which let
lers from Europe will be constantly tur
nished.
Attention will be paid TO securing al
the earliest possible date thechoicest pro-
dnctious Of the English periodical press.
Popular novels will occasionally be CIV
en-, though they will not be suffered to
Interfere with ageneral variety. The Ia
test nOws, and oil items O(iRleresting IN
telIlgence will invariably formport OF the
contents.
The News will be printed on a folio
sheet 'ofothe largest cIass, and will iur
nish as ITgo an amount Of reading mat
ter as any weekly paper now published IN
this country. 1t will be conducted III a
spirit of the most fearless independence
All aIusiOn 10 party politics, OF sectarIan
religion will be carefully avoided.
LOUIS A. ,G0DEY,
JOSEPH C. NEAL,
MORTON McMlCHAEL
Agents of this paper will be allowed the
usual commission.
Six copies furnished for ten dollars
All payments to be mudein advance
Orders, free of postage, mist be ac-
dressed TO
LA. Cooley, Il CO.
No. 100 Walnut St. Philadelp hla
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From the Baltimore AtE@neum.
THE DEBATING SOCIETY.

ILlE OAOH AAANO
+,Oh eloaucnce! thou violated Aower!'
CHARLES !.
President. Come TO ordeF, gen
flemeD. The,questiOn proposed Ior
discussion this evening is, "Whe'her
the Rosd Commissioners should con-
struct an accommodation road from
mere 10 yOnder.' Mr.. COnTadOn the
affirmative and Mr., Pepper on the
negative. :,
Mr.. CONTRA. Mr.. President-you
doubtless must be aware that ] have
enioyed very bad health for several
DAYS past proximo, and 'in coming to
TO on so important question as this,
ian going 10 come quite uOprepared
however, my inertness prompts me
10 an effort. Nobody koOws nothing
cot the advantages Of the road 10 que',
4iou eprevlous 10 discussion. HnternaI
Improvement, sir, is diUrnSIly 'dva"'
cling everyday on the rolrOSr'de--lhe
indefinntiypsrt 'yOuder' slated in the
question, giVss'i, wide scope and an
enlarged compactuess, which would
mos, glsriugly distinguish it from ell
,othsr rOads-its elOTgstion by sec
tions Of other trifing important roSdS'
cir, woaId, si:, make it thegreat tho
rough fare Of ell the trade, Of tbs aud
lbe other side Of yonder.
Wswillhave the presumption TO
nresume for o moment, sir, by imsgi'
ning in our mind, a circular square
commencing at the source Of the erea
Mississippi, end advancing backwards
,in direct angUIar'Iine TO the northern
laEss: turn This l,us'frOm'i's'unchang
,iur,course towards the mOu'h Of ST.
a.swreUce, thence'kecp sdirectcoOrse'
inclining sou,hwsrd until you aPProx''
mate dWergedly 10 Vheguif Of Mexico
thence maritime 'passage over the
qisthmus to tho PscihC! I shall give
YOU an abslract compound Of ideas OF
The wealth 10 be poured into our laps!
4,eautIiul'plsins, level and undGlaIing
washed by the purple lImpid waters
of thousands ofslsgnsnt streams. The
animated iaertness Of happy millions,
giving the product oftheir1ndu''ry to
our great snterprise!-Thi'1'n Wis
ionsry dream, cir, tho opposing a."
tsgomsts may calIdtSregulSr anomaly
n some more erudttely aesrHed ora
tors would lend me the loan Of Tntei
iectual thoughts and verbal words,
might describe 10 you the benetlcla
advantages Of such Sroad but sir .,
| said prior before, the bod health
enjoy, prevents my IsOg'hening tn
elongation Of my argument.
Mr.. PEPPER Sir, prior 10 my PIA
cling myself, particularly !" 'hs Posl
ton pre'umptuou'ly presumed oy IN
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n H Il vi -.

NNHE CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
- published every'Friday by PEARcE
AND CHRIsrY, at So per annun', payable
halfYeprIy in advance; ifpaymenI be de-
Iayed until,after the end Of the year $2,-
SO, will be charged. Advertisements
act exceeding enc square will be inserted
;hree weeks Ger one dollar, four dollars
for six moaths, and eight dolIars per year
Communications must'be POSTPAID
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ROOTS g. SHOES.
MARBLE YARD,
NUMBER 8, WOOD STREET, VITTsBURG

MARBLE Mantels, with PiIasters
M and Columns, Head and Foot
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Car
bIe Counters, Slabs for Pier and CentrS
Tables, Slabs ior Side Boards, Door Sills
and Steps, aud all work in the Marble
line. ....t.... .-
Orders thankfully received & prompt :
Iy executed on moderate terms, by
JOHN riley 81 Co.
June IL, 1885
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POETRY.
From The Ne,o' York American.

aHE WIEE'S %E(AL En-
H:woman's hand traced the following
lines, which only woman's tru! and tond
theart could have inspired.
Thehope we may receive other such
.2OHlS:
Thoyouug wife kueeiing to her God,
Seems brighter larIn this lone sceEe
Than when cur halls Of mirthrshe trod,
mid Fashion's thrOng a ,wOrshiFp'd
queen;
eGuxe on-the love hat,fills her heart
New charms hath leAt 10 cheek and
brow
Gaze on-butIhusI! the pure lips part
Perchance for thee she's pleading now,
Hear me. thou who murkest each feeling,
Thou who kuowest each passions sway;
"A, the sacred altar kneeliDg,
For being loved, pray!
YIe is dearer than The mother
Who hath been Dy lile's fond guide
die is nearer Than brother,
Though a brothers. still my pride.
of, ere summers blood hadsperish'd
For the lOrers wcalI plead
Father! on the kasOGnd cherish'd,
Now Thy choicest blessings she'd!
ln all'perilNnd temptation
Guard him with thy holy might:
mid the charms Of power aRd station,
Keep a'noble spirit bright
Bless him, father! he is starting
Proudly for the goal Of fame
oh! may every year departing
Add fresh Iaurels to his name!
Grant him Genius inspiration
'Wisdom's eloquenee divine
lie is pledged unto nation,
Let him in her councils shine.
BE his guide--and'(Or eaTth'S sorrow,
For ihe'blight, the cloud, the thorn,
80 prcpuTo WH1 "oI O"S" "'0'"
On fearless heart may dawn.
Father! if the love 4 bear him
Lend his path brighter ray;
aftkat love one pang can spare him,
AID me still to cheer his way.
Should his manhood's prime be shaded, {,
Let him on this heartrePose--
1t will prove, when joys are faded,
Desert spring, aud forest rise.
Strengthen, guard aud guide him ever!
May he glory inlOve's cha'u'
Till its LINKS thy angel sever
Meier OIL earth TO clasp again.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
UNHE Subscriber has received an ex
tensive addition to his former stock
of goods, consisting in part OF
Cloths, CaslneIts'
VCstiDgs, pr'!h"g%
Prints, MerlnOes'
Silks, boOine''s'
[,aces, Edgings,
Cambrick, JackOneIts'
Book g. colored MuslIns,
Brown g. bleached do.
Leghorn, Straw 4 Tuscan BonnetS'
Fur e. Palmlcaf Hats,
Coarse s. Fine Shoes,
Morocco & Prunell do.
T'r;mm;ros. Ribbons, &c, &c
Which together with Groceries,
QueenS DGrc, H@'""~"'
Medicines,
comprise general assortment Of goods,
lin his line Of business; which he wishes
to exchange for cash, or produce, on good
terms.
HE wishes to procure quantity o.
clean washed
WOOL,
(or which the highest price will DO paid.
J, SINCLAIR,
May 20, 1886.
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DISSOLUTION ofPARTNERSHlP.

DISSOLUTION ofPARTNERSHIP.
1NHE Partnership lately existing be-
- tween Johnston and Pearce, as pnb
fishers ofthe Carroll Free Press, has been
dissolved byconsent All who have claims
against the late firm, are requested to pre-.
sent their accounts for settlement, to ].
Pearce, to whom all debts due the firm
must be paid without unnecessary delay.
WM. JOHNSTON,
JOHN PEARCE.
'CanolltonEOdt. 1885.
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New and cheap spring and

New and cheap spring and
SUMMER GOODS.
%IGGzT T. CUMMING cEAM
II AVE iust received a splendid assorI
i'll ment Of Spring ,& Summor'Goods,
among which will Oe found choice Sc
leclionof
DRY GOODS.
,Consisting'in part Of Fine aad Superfne
Brood Cloths, .COssinets,
FluNnels, Assorted color
ed SilkS for Indies dresses, CaIltcOes of
the latest style, BrOUn mWslinS, 4-4 yards
1914, Cotton and Silk hundk.gs, Cotton
Yarn, Cotton Batting, DC.
Also, fresh supply ofgroceres, fish,
sugar and molaSses, good supply OI
Drugs and Medicines:
All of which will be sold lower for
Cash than any goods ever Oferedin Au-
susta. The subscribers solicit the atten
lion of the people Of Augusta, and else
where, who may wish 20 purchase goods
cheap and get good prices for their pro-
duee, TO call at The subscribers store in
Augusta, where they can be accOmmodO
ted on the best terms.
lLIGGET g. CUNNINGHAM.
Augusta, April %, 1886.
NIB All those who are indebted TO
II. II. Ligget, of longer standing than 3
,uonths are requested TO call and dis
cilarge'i their accounts.
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.SIDEBOARDS, SOFAS,

BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, DC.
They have aIse on hand, and intend to
keep large LOT of Bedsteaas'of aA kinds,
finishedrn superiorstyle-&h' Of witch
they willseH on very reasonable terms
for cash, or spptoved'country produce.
,CGrrOIltOa, ] gune'S, 1886.
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S. C. MARKER begs leave to inform
his customers, and the public generally,
that he has removed his
GROCERY STORE,
to the building one door West of "Car
roIIton ,Hail,"-where he has for sale, at
very reduced prices for cash or approved
country produce, we'll selected uSsort
ment Of Groceries. &c. &c. He respect
fully solicits the calls OF purchasers.
,CurrOlIton, April Is, 1886.
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NOTICE
May 6, 1886.

7 s hereby given, that John Jackman
and Adam 5ackman have, this Iday,
filed their Final Account, as Administra'
tors Of William s. Irwin, dec.; in the Of
Gee Of the Clark Of the Court Of Common
Pleas in and for the county of Carroll, O
D. M'COOK: Clerk.
May6, 1886,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ATTENTION,
Nay. 20, 1896.

ATTENTION,
The Commissioned officers Of the I'd
Regiment Of Infantry.
UOU are hereby notified TO meet al
i the house of George Tope, on Satur
day the I'd of July next. Then aud there
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M,
and 3 o'clock P. M. proceed to elect as
the law directs, one Colonch 10 command
said Regiments; In the room Of Cot. John
shober resigned.
By order Of
II, A. STIDGER, Brigadier General,
9TH B. 6ih D. o. NJ.
June II, 1886.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted.to the estate Of
N John Morrow, late Of Fox township
Carroll county, Ohio, d, ceased, are here
by called upon to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned; and those hay
ing claims against said estate are authori
zed to pTeseut them, legally proven, for
settle ment within twelve months from
this date, .E
JAMES MORROW, Executor.
ELIZABETH MORROW Ex'rx
NJ y u, 1886,
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NOR SAHNa

TUST received with my new stock o.
Q Goods Wine, Brandy, Rum a"d Fisr
either by the barrel or gallon. also few
Sunday Cigars, Coffee by the Id. or hal
bushel, call on the hill with
II, A, STIDGER.
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public testimonial IA his tavour.
Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver co. Pa
S. Walker, & CO. ElIzabetMown, Pa,
j. A. Miller, RaFion Mills PA,
|. Mitchell Sewickley Pa.
Jacob H.Zigler, Harrison Mills Pa
Isaac Walker, near Pittsburgh Pa
James;D. White, New Castle Mills Pa.
Joha Pugh, Falston, Beaver co. Pa,
Geo. Cooper g. j. Cassiday, Steam
Mil, near Pittsburgh Pa,
Isaac Pangurn, $. M. MOhOngahela
Run Pa.
w. D. Hawkins, Allegheny Pa
J. Croft, Pine creek Pa.
Abraham ScheIer, .ZeIenopuie Pa
David M. Junkin, Etna Furnaces, Pa
James Morrow, Carroll co. Ohio.
F. Zigler, Big Beaver, Pa.
R. & J. Lindsay, VenangO, co. Pa,
]. Johnston, Va.
Stephen Maple, va.
j. Means, SteubenvilIe, Ohio.
Pittsburgh PA.
February 10, 1886.
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CarrOEEtOn Hall.

NWA UbFCOAA AAttAHS
This establishments well calculated
for a Public House; and, with some
slight repalrs'which are nearly compile,
ted, twill, forgeneraFcoHyenience com
pare with any other House'of'the 'kindiu
This part ofOhiO. rhe BGr'Eaa BOartl
will be:supplied Iliberally, and every at
tentionsgiven, 'thatsnay' contribute'to the
com(ort'aRa pleasure Of those who shall
patruniss THE Hall.
GEO. BEATTY.
Mptil %, 1886.
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W hOIesale Shoe SiGrc,
No. 81 WOOD STREET, lrTTsBURCH
A:aRlE l. cETHcs

A.5RZE T. CEfHcS a
A kE now receiving their spring supA
IA plies consisting IN parl'of 1000 ca
ses of f.t
BOOTS g. SHOES, sr
adapted 10 tho approaching season.
ALSO, $50, packages Of Palm.leaf
hats, Legborn Straw y Tuscan bonnets,
Of various qualities: All Of which they
will dispose Of at eastern prices, by pack
ages, or dozen. Merchants visiting Pitts
burgh. are respectfully invited TO call j.
examine their stock. f.
March 25th, 1886.
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'Carollton'Ot 1885,
GARRo.SToN HA1a.

TNHE undersigned has resumed the
business of Tavern keeping in his
buildings, on Steubenville Street, Carroll
ton, O., at the eligible stand known as
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TO MILL. OWNERS
lind NfjTLLERS

The Undersigned, owners of Merchan.
FlourIug Mills, .in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Western Virginia, having severaIIy
purchased and TOR some time had in oPe-
ration, French Burr Mil Stones, nanuf
.factured by MIR John Rhey cfthe city to
Pittsburgh, take pleasure in-Stating 'ha'
their Burs, both iE the quality Ofthe Raa'
terial andin the workmanship, have CIV
en- the most entire satisfaction.
The enterprise manifested by MIR Rhea
'in establishing this mandatory, bis ex-
ertion in procuring the most experienced
'woFkmen, his care and skill in the selsc'
ton Of stone Of superior description,
strongly recommend his establishment to
the notice Of purchasers, and we are hap
py'to hAve'it in cur power to bear this
nublic Testimonial ip his favour,
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REMATA.:.

February 5th 1886
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-14
WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
JoSryh r. Danghtny. Charles O<g1od, "Hd CE0rics II

EE AVE- formed partnership under 'h" T" Of Dan:cnr o'good
tS Dahne the purpose oil b"yIng Sclia. an! locating 60
vcrnneni lands cori:::>:i"a
wishing inrrt monc: II government lh thc III.
facilities and advantages n" i!' firm
West and I mach experience III TIVE business oil i"c"
in, lands pa ;cuiaTiy in Michigan
o- moderate II cent niIv:iuns have
, money nroitany invested, without the lahUf and | o! trans
.rr Land Office il prefer ed. the undersigned
win ke their share i"nclhf) Of the rroi ar
inc from ucGuu <a OF the land guaranteeing 10 the person
have l'ir nnary rtmiIias la! HaHini"fs Pla
.nLn or Ecr Yors. Vnr DO wish "a hcnfc they
obtain land deposit" in some Bank III New A"k | cI
of The number they desire purchase, at "!a' ana
s;yy cents per acre, subject dat 7oiur"- the proper
certificate Gf title.
r have Of raEn- ud!ciori seIcc-
,iurs-ilrv neither trouble obta!rh
s,ry :Gaui having devoted hcmsev. entirely 1" iHs N
siors. obtain good LANDS Rt'nn'a.d'y ''''
ted for employ them. They vii also SCI! Ga "i
SION Estate winch ir consigned to them All 'r'''''
aaI orders from distance. promptly attended Ia"
Office No. -, Wall Street, New York. ,r,-,.
DACGuERTT, OSGOpn ( nAEHH.
Rc;trrYr-iic.s:s. Charles II. RusSc; X 90" i3"Frj
Trinlc Wcarorc, lior"cr Co.. N"w yori: CAL Cni &c.
Iuuu,:ry & Jones. Erowu Ives. P!a:"pia Gen. ~" ~
Canr,nn Hon. Richard J~css,u Providence, k L. Hon IT, -
George TUCKER %irhI5I Z. Parker, n<r" G. W a':H-'
Esq., I;rcinia saru" Johnson Go. Eu'' Hon. -'"'" -
VIM. Con. J.. :. Han:w!'::?, Mc:.an . c