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WMTILLIAM II. MORLING would most respect.
wv fully inform the citizens Of Richmond and The
nubc generally, that he has opcneda fashionable Cot
nu store in the house formerly occupied by Thomas A.
RHs, ESQ and directly opposite TO MessrS. w. u j. "
Cranes hide and leather Store Main or Street, ltch
mond Va. where he intends keeping general hssoft-
ment of Clothing, of the very best quality, which ne
the United States Country Merchants and others are
respcctfully invited call and examine his S'cck "ch
consists of the following articles, comprising very rare
and splendid assortment OF ,
Riur HACK. olive brown, Polish and invisible green
Dahia and Adelaide dress and frock Goats
Gen,lcmcn's super cloth box Coats and Cloaks
DO do mohair, pilot cloth and bankct 90
Do do goats hair, canbet naPpcu ooatS
and Cloaks
snerior plad. ribbed striped cashmere Pantaloons
DO buckskin Grabbed and diagonal DO
Do blue, black, and fancy cloth 90
large assortment. of sa,tinet and othersP
Black and fancy velvet
Merino, black and fancy Satln . -.
Amozine, Tabinet, Valencia English silk and olhe'
Vests . ~, ,h
Linen, muslin, flannel ana Can'oI i"'''e' I C;,,r
do do do 90 ana o'nS""''
Tenants patent and other Stocks
4 beautiful assortment of pocket Hdkis
Black and fancy silk Crarals
Silk and elastic Suspenders
Hosiery, Gloves cloak iasses
Linen and black satin Bosnms, Collars, &c. ,.
All of which will be sold the most accommodating
terms a., .L;,r or
NJ lie will pay particular attention to the making o
every article of Gen,emens wearing apparel 10 olaer'
in the mos. approved style IN ,,uer
November 90 o'--"No"
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ENRON forty to fifty BOYS 6, GIRLS from the coun
try, from IL to Is years age, find profitable en-
pOyment in the Richmond Cotton Factory tor the
remainder of this and the ensuing year, by early appca
lion to TH0S JELLiS Agent
Noy.29 59-l2t
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S HNDON ANNUALS.-Beautiiul English Animals,
~ for le31 Just received, by recent importations
Jennings, Landscape Annual, for ls37-The Oriental
Annual, for lo37-The English Annual, for lS37-and
the Beautiful Gift, in splendid binding, at
Nov II T51-,s1 c. HALLS.
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A TEACHER WANTED.-The subscribers, re SID,
n in the county Of Hanover Is miles above .he cry
~ Richmond, wish to employ teacher for the ensuing
YEAR. to take charge of School of Is or Is Scholars
usual n branches of an sish
to capacity and character f. will Si be
r, salary wil be given The ncghhorhood healthy
nc iIsS and rsspscsb The School will he located
immedately in the neighborhood of the subscrloe1s
Any by letter To- either Ui be duS
,snd.J -, hn,ab anncaton in person would be prefer
red ~ CHARLES P. GOODALL,
! W. L.. WHITE,
! JAMES MCDOWELL,
FINCH CROSS,
T. NJ. WHITE.
| Hanover, Dec. 2. oo-"a""
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Z CARBIDE G.. A. HARRIS, Dentist, has taken
s. rooms opposite the Merchants Coffee House, one
s2lre above The Eagle Hotel, where he will be happy
70 receive the visits of his friends and all those who
ether from the less decay Of their teeth, may DC
messed to favor him with their confidence and patronage.
nsc = G2-2awtf
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EpEAL ESTATE FOR sALE 1.-The ,; snose 'G:.,i
HS having determined to remove to The west, ohstS
e. sale his Farm in the county of Henrco There are
three Tracts of Land The one upon which ! now re-
si contains l1O acres, most of which is well adapted
10 wheat, corn oats, &c. The Dwelling House Is Of
wood (ncary new and sufficiently large 10 and
d,ta LARGE family The other Two are ADJOINING anu
contain about 800 acres less about nine 'rIes
from the city Of Richmond, and one mile from James
River-Any person wishing to purchase, w ptSaSd
apply the subsclbe1 on the Or o 10 or Isoe
the aSh day December 1886, and il not sold PrlSnss'y
il will ON that or the next fair day. be exposed to puolc
sac. ie'''' MATrHEW HO6SON.
f'EStto,,- 55-4t&wl2GD
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December -.

MTOTICE-Al persons warned and notified, M,
to purchase or receive ProInssory Note, executed
by the subscriber, to {. jerome " Go, Oh tae cry VI
Richmond fo- s:}5 and payable the 1st Of January
1887 as it is my intention not 10 pay the same because
i, is not founded on good consideration ,o,u
h1-T3wt
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spank OF VIRGINIA "A general meeting of the
- Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia, will be held
At the Bank. Monday, the second day Of January
next ROBINSON j. (nsL;cr
Dec. l3 Gi-2awtn
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worm MEAL-We shall keep constantly on hand,
49, at cur Mills, supply Of fresh ground corn meal,
sde HON sound white corn, for sale at the lowest
Set price. P.J. CHEVALLlE s. co.
Nov. II. 54-2aws
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sGANTED, for the ensuing year, an honest, sober,
w capable Male House Servant. Like,ossc, Fe-
mmae, to attend to Chambers and Wash Enquire at this
o'hce Nov. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

EUR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer Office, john
son Il Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
lNA ,t SalIan,edO at fair, moderate prices.
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FsNE subscriber, having purchased The Tavern at
u Boydton, Meckenburg county, known as the
Boyd,on Hotel and recently occupied BY MIR. Nathaniel
B. Nelson, informs his friends and The public generally,
Incurred considerable expense in repairing and fitting up
the establishment and in laying in supplies he will &C
cmods.e those who may visit him, in style OF neat
and comfort which fail to afford satisfaction
Ills table shall be supplied with the best provisions
his edoons shall be neat and comfortable and his sta
hes with ample supply of provender, shall be under
charge Of careful, experienced and attentive osers-
public need only favour him with their patronage 10
tcs the fidelity with which his pledges to iem Sha be
'Ctrcmrd GEO. ROGERS.
The Petersburg Constellation vii! inscr. the above ono mo'
Nov. III 54-tS
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.-YGEOES FOR SALE.-Pursuant TO a decree OF
The coun,y Cour, of Hanover will be SOLD by pup.
nc G,y Of January next, Gf fair if not the next fair
nA n the Bell Tavern in the City of Richmond, be-
Iwr;re and one o'clock, two likely negro men,
~nnen and two children slaves belonging to the es-
,,r Of John \. Jones, dec by ~, .....,.-.
LII '' EZEKIEL S: TALi.EY, Commissioner
- 65-2awtdsH
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EyYtE Subscribers have formed connection for the
8 purpose Of ,ransacting general Commission Blu
sness, under the firm of Nintree, Williamson q 20,
in the city Of Richmond, and Branch, Winiree Il Co,
in the town Of Petersburg. They will purchase and sell
al snds of country produce and hope FROM their expc
.ercc in the Tobacco and Cotton trade, united with
s:7ct attention TO business, they will receive share OF
public patronage.
al charges paid on produce consigned TO their care,
and reasonable advances made when required
SAMUEL WlNFREE.
RO. G. WILLIAMSON,
TuOS. BRANCH.
G3-2n
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a AM disposed to sell from fifty 70 one hundred and
& fifty NEGROES-tIey of good character, likely
and ingenious There among them several mec'ia.
MICS such blacksmhs carpenters, coopcrs, wearcrs
&c. &c. Application may be made either in person or
by letter (pos, pad) TO r. Is. Iaxal, Esq, of Rich
nlond, or to The subscriber residing in Norf"k:
RODT b. STARK.
Doc 10 G3-2t&wts
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HoOYDTON FEMALE SEMlNARY.-The winter
session of the Institution will commence on the
2Nh OF January, and close the goth Of june This
school is situated in healthy neighborhood, wlthin
mile Of Ranhop phi Macon College
Board Iodeina, and washinr extra SlGO 90
Tuition for beginners in English branches ~ w
" for the higher branches 20 OD
- III the languages ~ w
Music, and the use OF Pianos 81 w
D:2wing and painting ~ w
Young ladies will be received at any period Of the scs
son. and charged according to the above rates from the
time they enter. No deduction, however, for absence ex
ccp, case Of sickness. sufficient number OF teachers
sempoyed give thorough instruction in the branches
Vi education proposed 10 BE- taught All effort at dis
PLAY is discountenanced and the necessity Of solid &C
Qu:rements enforced on the minds of pupils.
Der ~ 63-r
~ The Pr.pu. ana Raleigh Standard will in
,h yc weekly till the LIST February, and forward their &C
cJUlts for collection
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And it cannot commission vessels of wur, with what
vessels il blockade the port Of Metamoras, any
other port in the Mexican territory? Certainly with
none. The armed yass,ls with which it endcavors to
blockade that port being vessels of war, cannot i'm
pede the free nav atCn Of neutras much less SELF ard
deaia them, without committing acts OF piracy Their
very presence in those ports is crime OF that nature,
it is well known, from the declaration Of their sly
led President, that they went there with his orders 10
commit s;ch arain5, the commerce IF all nations
Now, it is evident that The acts attempted or Committed
at sea, which geacrGy Injurious acquire from that
circumstance alone tic character Of eeasra piracy, and
consequently, that the perpetrators Of such acts are and
can b. ether than hosrs hn1Oni gcncriS. enemies Of
the human S;ch IS The dncline al oil writer's on
national law, the universal practice aAd the opinion OF
the celebrated Judge Marshall, APPEARS IN ti speech
delivered b. him in the House Of Representatives, in
the Of Thomas Nash: alias Jonathan Robbins.
Be- plcased MIR. Acting Secretary 1T Stale of these
United States 10 submit what have here stated Ia the
knowledge Of The President and to accep! ihe assuran
~ E. UE> GORoSTlzA
To the Hon. A. DIcRixs,
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To the Hon. A. DIcRiys,
.l:i;pg Secretary Of Slate.
No. 25-!W. Forsyth 10 Mr.. Goros'i=a.

DEPARTMENT Of STATE,
WAsMlyGroH. Angus; 81, lS16
The undersigned, Secretary of State of the United
Sites has the hGnnr inform, MIR, Gnrnsza Envny
Extraordinary and Minister Plsppoen,iary OF the Next
can Republic in lis note o! the 2lst instant,
that the President! lnresrfng the risks to which the COM
mfrce of the United States might be exposed IN the
Gulf of Mexico, has arraty given the necessary dlrec
tnns for its protection
In respect % ha civil nov carrying on between
the Mcxean Republic and Texas, lie United States have
adopted. Mr. G"rosza is fully aware tie same course
Ci St,c. nraiaity that pursued hy them during lie
wars of The character which were carried on he
tween Spain ard her American colonies. The measure
which Mr.. GoTnstza proposes would be altogether IN
consistent with that policy. Nevertheless, tie undes'
signed will take proper opportunity 10 lay Mr. Goros-
tia note beinre tie President.
The undersigned avas himself Of this occasion 10 re-
new II Mr. Gofpsiiza Tie Of his most dIsiin-
qu;s:lrL considerations JOHN FORSYTH.
His Exceency
Senur DO: MANUEL EDUARDO DE GuRosrIzA, &c.
". tr 0,rEtu rs ms
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HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
~ Address, Rumford Academy, King William, Va.
H. }. &.
Dee G0t15J
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-yFCUTOR'S SALE.-Will be sold to the highest
T., hiddrr, on Tuesday, the goth day of December
- # fair if not. the next fair day, at The plantation
S,n,bamo,on called Poplar Swamp belonging to the
Ee Of the late Col m oons Asn' of of The peSS''s
E''fN' md nnnlps
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* house, on his way to Red River, TWO Me-
1EOES-one fellow named Charles, about forty years
"a five feet seven or eight inches high. and stout made,
with yer, black skin. He has prominent scar on the
t Of his head, which is readily discnvered.-One Boy,
near eighteen years old, snail for his age spare made
rl dark complex;on 10 particular mark recol-
rccd IA reward of Twenty Dollars will be paid to any
person who will deliver the said Negroes to Benjamin or
William w Wynn, at the subscriber plantation, in the
county Of Dnwddic-or Ten Dollars Tor either.
ALFRED J. VAUGHAN,
Doc Is ri5-Gt1 For Hiliam Hymn.
~ TIE Petersburg Constellation will please publish The above
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send dove from this chandler winch shall bear the
olive branch OF Peace the troubled land
MIR. White addressed the Senate. lie took the
ground taken by almost al e Southern delegation that
the excitement not Ia b" attributed the South but
the Northern agtatcrs Ia the President in intro.
ducng the subject into his Message Congress, not V
the Governors Legislatures ri Ine different States,
but TO the Aboonsis who ssi created IT. and are still
doing much keep alive he was iu favor OF con.
ciliatory measures
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THE B9TTLE-CRY

The Petersburg Consle sfIon of Tuesday last eirds
its armour of stecand calls upon every friend of
Representative well Federatre Government TO come
forth and avenge the violated majesty of their pruci.
pies Instructions doubtless binding on the Senator
-Ist Because being Representatives. he is bound 10
respect the will of his Constituents aud Cd Because
being charged in his edey0 capacity represent the so.
eeregfy If tie Sae he is bound observe their inslruc
tons; Otherwise he would be ke organ of his o,on 1o
alone and not the 6duciary of the sovereignty Of yir
GINA.
1t gives pleasure 10 hear tie animated strains fthe
constellation; the pungent commentaries with which it
accompanies Mr. Lelgh's long ire.drawn Letter the
powerful battle cry which pours forth TO the whole De-
mocTacy Of NirgniaWe give the following extracts
" But those whom he (Mr - has deserted--w where
are t,eyL "eepings, waings and gnushing of teeth
are heard IN their ranks. What thick his State Rights
worshppers Of their Idol permit us to inquire p
viii their infatuated devotion carry them madly on
ward even TO prosiration unto martyrdom beneath tho
car wnceis OF tbeir immaculate Juggcrnaut? VIII Mr.
Lelghs State Rights friends still uphold him Where
VIII Severn T. Parker be found at this crisis? gentle
man so consPcpousIy distinguished for pledges in MIR
Leighs behalf Where will John r. Brown the mis-
taken but eloquent eulogisttho deceived bnt inhu-
entail friend Of Mr. Leigh shelter himself from the re-
trbutye yisations Of public opinion for lis uniform
support and earnest defence on an occasions
OF the man who now openly SCOTS at and The
mandate OF that people, TO the defence OF whose rights,
mr. Brown has more than avowed the entire
DEVOTION On what tack may friend and brother
Of The Richmond Wing, Mr. John Hampde Pleasanis,
the iayofite mouth piece Of the recrcsnt Senator be
found sailing at the present speaking, wonder7 &c.
truce therefore 70 speculatons the present u-
tufe action Of the WhgsOur business is with the De-
mocracy-to them we tuTn-them e uddress-them We
ask by oil the ties which bind them to their own rights
the liberties Of their children and the welfare Of man.
kind, TO prepare for tic pfl Elections Mr. Iegb hos
dsobeyed their mandateshe has put the constituency
and their representatives At dc6ancca as ley cannot
reach Mr. Leigh personally, it is the obligatory duty Of
the voters 10 reach thOse who have placed Mr. Leigh ~
that exalted station, which by continuing hold he
ceascd 10 honor. "ro Arms 10 Arms r. then be tho
word-meet OF your March Courts, bring out your
strongest men-make their claims 10 confidence every
where known-fally Ground them es one man in April
and give TO modern Whiesm quieus, from which, in
your ouy at lcnst ~ may DC aTcutCd."
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RlsI1nalloN or Resislnnee z

TfsLV N0FON o. NfsIsINNfcY
u is curious phenomenon that the Report Of 1912
dwes upon the drg II obedcncsa the letter Of 1896
ON the righ If remittance The object Of the rst
assert in all is magnitude the duty Of te Senator be-
the organ Of the will Of tie Legislature 70 be ts
servant and not IFS despot transient expression IN
that paper Of The proprety Of opposition and "ihe
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WANTED, at this Office rs an Apprentice 70 the
w Printing business, youth from ii 10 lG vesre If
age.,possessing good English Education.
March g.
BfOR SALE, Lot No. 454, on ID and streets--fronts
- 80 feet ON Street and 3G feet on the Basin bank
For terms, apply TO John w. Williams al Mrs Tomo.
kins's, or George 7. Crump, Of Richmond
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The Hon. r. g. Nicholas uu~euoeed as a mel
Der of the Committee Finance, under the order The
House, appointed by the Chair the Of the Hon.
John Tyler
The Chair laid before the Senate communication
from the Secretary of the Navy, transmitting list of
contracts made by the Navy Commissioners during the
year 1885.
Petitions were presented by Messrs Brown, Whit.
Buchanan, Goidsborough, Tominson, Benton aud Wall
Mr. Webster, from the Committee on Finance report.
ed without amendment bill from the House to author
ize the Secretary Of War ~ transfer part Of the appro
priaODs for tbs suppression Of Indian hOstles n Flo
Tida TO the credit Of subsistence which taken up,
considered, and ordered 10 third reading.
Mr. Webster, from the committee, reported with
amendment, bill from the House TO provide mode
for the payment of pensioners
Mr. Clay offered the following resolution, which was
agreed TO-
Resoived, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be d.
rected TO communicate TO the Senate the total amount
road, Gncludng bridging) aid distinguishing the sums
expended east Of Wheeling, and IN the three States Of
Ohio Indiana, and Illinois, and that he also couimun
10 the Senate the total amount Of tie two per cent
which, by he compacts with the States Of Ohio lnd
ana Illinois, aud Missouri, respectively was received
Of the proceeds Of the sales Of the public lands
formaking roads canals cadiDgt these several States
distinguishing between the amounts Of that fund which
have accrued in each Of these Staies.
A communication from the Treasury Department vas
laid before the Senate, Transmitting 1st list con.
tracts made BY the Treasury department. ID A list
list Of payments made, accoTdIng law for niscca.
neous objects 9TH. list Of payments made OUT of
the Marine Hospital Fund The document wne feG,rreJ
10 the Committee on Commerce.
Mr. Kent offered the following resolution, which lies
one day for consideration
ResoiUed That the Judiciary Committee inogre into
the ProPfey Of giving 10 the District Of Columbia
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nYT[f1


On Thursday last, in Baltimore, Mr.. VIM
LIAM b. SHRorsuiaE, In the 26th year Of his
age.
In Richmond. on Friday last, JoHx L. coox.
Esq, junior Editor Of the Richmood Epouirrr'
aged about so years.
On Friday last, near smifh6eld, Mr.. Jous
foUnG, aged 50 years.
On Sunday night Last at Snickeru' Ferry.
ALctHDA y MAanADrEE, daughter Of Silss
Marmaduke. aged 2years and ii mooths.
In Winchester, AZ the residence Of Bushrod
Taylor, on Thursday The 7th inst, in the 34th
year o. her age, Mrs. FLoaxpA McCoaNcx.
consort Of Dawson Mccormick, deceased. and
daughter Of the late John Miller, OF wjnches-
ter.
In Winchester. on tho 18th instant. Mn.
ScsAx STREIr, at m advanced aec.
connusncATEp.l
AZ the residence Of Mr. John Mover Of
this County. on tho 22d uit. Mia Mar
GwvHS. in the 27th year Of her ag..
She sustained IN unsuliied reputation through
life, and was universally esteemed for the
amiable qualities Of her heart. Having con.
sscrated herself TO the service and Elory OF
the kedeemer while In tho endowment of
heaih and visour, he kindly upheld her IN
the hour Of trial, and gave her secure con
yeyanee across the swellings Of the river Of
Death 10 the bright and veriant shores tia,
hssge IL troubled waves.
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OKARIHsTowM
FEMALE SEMINARY.

" nae subscriber respectfully Informs The
n public that bis school 10 now In sua-
eessfsi Operations. His terms ere from four
70 Eve dollars per qusrtsr, consisting Of ~
weeks.
HE dssign 10 70 establish IN institutions OF
the first order, in vhieh yosng ladies may
receive . oo0Hieto English education; and
Latin. Greek add PFsneh. vill Be taught IL
reqaiFed.
~. N. csrusi will teach masic. A elass
will Be- formed particularly fog The stsdy Of
Chemistry. who viii have sn oppostualty Of
attanding coarse Of lectures 60 Be delivered
BY DR.. >. J. u. strAish. The subscriber
pledges himself, aflsF many Year, sxps-
rienes, HE unWsarisd energies and tine, viii
not Be SSated, 10 using ths most seseIsnt
means, to expand The mind, isfsrm the rea.
sea. mature The judgment. snd improve the
disposition, By the proper cultivation Of the
heaFt ssA sessetions.
As al things are best tested By practical ex-
perispes. thOse interested are respectfully in
vited 10 visit the school. and Judge for thsm-
selves; aud more especially II ssmi-moa.thIy
examiastioaa, When soeisiy Of Ladies' viii
sttssd Mrs.. 0Figgs and Nc. J. Brown viii
aeoommodats boafdeFs.
WILLIAM n. JONES.
ChaFIestoWn, April %, l6ss--3t.
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JEFFERSON IRo1T FOUNDRY
nj AAeDherdsfo.cn. Ia.

KKTE are now in operation, and will cas-,
" Machinery Of every description,
such 80 Machine Casting, Mil GesriSg,
Branding Irons. We turn any casting when
required. We siao keep on hand Mould
boards Of the MeCornlekS Patterns Of ell
sizss, right and left, ogIeS, different psIterus,
London patterns, right aud left, MurTys
right and left; Wagon Boxes Of all sizes,
Fire Jsmbs, Hollow Ware, which vs will
retail or cell By the ton from one 10 City.
Our patterns are Of the best in the Baiti.
more and New York markets. Our ware is
warranted not TO stain or color OrderS
allied with ware Of this sor, from . one gal
Ion pot Up 10 . ten gallon pot; Ovens and
Lido, from the frat sixes 10 The fiflh sIzes
different sized skIllels, Biscuit Bakers,
Andiroos, Smoothing irons. wsrheId Irons,
Flat Stands. Stoves. stoae Coal Crates and
Griddies.
Having frat rate PastsFa maker. We shall
be able to make patterns at the shortest ne
tice.
Old iron or Charcoal taken IN trsds for
any Of the aforementioned Castings.
All orders thSnkfulIy received sSd prompt
y sttsnded 10.
JAS. b THos. q. MeNAMEE.
March IL, 1896.
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FOR TIE FREE PRESS.
nHAnaxzD.

On Tuesday morning. the 10Th instant. BY
the Rev. James Walls, Mr.. CA,rrs Norr. 10
Mrs MARr Asx TArLoa, both OF winckcster.
In Shepherdstown on Thursday last, By
The Rev. Alexander Jones, the Rev. DAnEL
BRAeosiER, to Miss MARv Z. Saispl m.
doughter ofMr. Conrad shindler Of She pherds-
town.
in this town, on Tuesday morning last, by
the Rev. Septimus fusion, Mr.. JANIS HAxSAu
TO Miss Mani WADE, all Of this county.
On Saturday evening last. by the Rev. Ms. Me-
Elroy, Mr.. ArbHEw1 J. MATTE, To Mrs. ASS
McLorsutsx, both OF this place.