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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28
WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
.Dslhh I. DaN.hcriY, (hurLcS OEg0od. md Chnrlcs H..

D:DHGY.
In f0ru&ia partnership under the ::n Of G'cghcltH. p>.o"l
80 l. Dlhury, lUf the puI,usc al aUyin-, Sc!ia. and LOCATING 90
u r..n@.; iHm.s o. CninIi,a;uH.
10 .".~ua. wishing To iuyG.; roGry in government lands: the un-
hrrS,c:r I'd a&"F great Facilities Grl nd. aItt."s. tn" -: H." tnh %
.:!v: IL IL" Nr,i. and las much experience in ia" 5rsimc.% II i"cat-
"a. "rds, riiticuintiy ii Michigan.
fosa 'no!r'atc com!niasion, say - pcs ceIi~ 'n:iVl%ua's may nave
Irri. money p:ptlnLly invested, without The ihbHi aJ ii - u; trans
ra't:a. >p"ri"i n the Land D:irr: or, il preferred, 'hc un"r r-i:ucd
mri take tn,ir compensation IN 4 share (onc-!h!i. 81 the HFc'i arts
~: I.uaI q Subsequent sale Ut tie !ga&; guarantee IN. To lie person
u.Yr Tag. HI. principal aAL interest. Ir!SGw" st i "Lsia"cr may
Er:r ihcir money invested: h. rcmiuimy diafts On Baltimore, PlIi"-
he:pair CT NJ" IcIk. TEo>" vito TO not wish 20 pay before they
,aia!u the land, may icpostr in sumc BANK IN Nc| i"1k. II" ?Iicr
n iMc uu nhcr Of acres they desire To pTrrhnsc, At one d"ha' aud
-iy;y cents per acre: subject 20 our rrAi; upon i!Jtu'in2 Tive FIopcT
r"I,'Grrt" ui title.
Ta~ un!-r-i"i.i have tie best mrna; o. making ju"lciou': cIrc-
iinns--lhry spare naiImcr uontir nor expense in o5tH:nim: all a"crs-
-.iy Inflammation, AMI having Gc-otcJ Themselves. rati:cIy /" iua oa-
.iAms, it 10 . 81: interest to ot!aIu s"0d lands Givan!ngco"<iy .iina-
r~!. ir al vro uny cupny th"n. They wall GEr sell ." roa!Hnis-
s;oa, auy Real i:.:a:n which may 5c consigned TO ,Ecin. -! irttrfs
AL cri"rs faT Il distance, pr":hptly attended TO-.
Office 70. -, Wall Street. sew Nrrk.
DAEGi!EETN, OSGnrD Il nAENEt.
Rjfrrp,,.-Nes:r Cla3,rs II. Rus,ri 4 TO-, Lawrence s.
lr,tr,!r, W"im"yc, llopren & Co., New iork; Itl@h to!%,: E"l;
Humphreys IL Jrnrs, Blown & Ives. Philadelphia: Gen. Edward
Darlington, bon. hichari JarSsony Providence. K. l.; Hen. II. =.
U,,..G Tur&r:. iiya. R:riH:d T.. rarn"r, Ens!:ui {. NGsh!n@!na,
.s,, N::.::!a. Samuel Johu.oa & Co. Euia!@; i!or. .Nr!t:l l..
o.. :!-wGw
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BALTIMORE, 18th Oct. 1886.

" Z. =. MoNt.@vE: NV om,
s. ) ,,;.1n, n,w waiiag fT Il supply. Your last shipment OF TIC
al, ma. nj, vet come to hand. am considerably put out IN
go ~. nr.o l ,c DELAY. The demand, and the people so pressing,
% -, = r,,ri,, in fcal the conntry, thu, have been forced 10 bor-
~: Nv rem ms city asea;s 20 "aec; ,aeir orders. VIVA! has happened
:" sn .,,. -, which Won shipped tho last supply, | canno, learn.
mT lo,, immediately on the rcceip, of this, YOU will ship me
g., >r.gly. think the regular line Of packets the safest. DO
-..j,Q ;a! az. ~ iuml, date supply. The demand Is rsFg 'rea',
t.-.s Aha 70 :nn?ly III. couatry merchants who have called ioT It.
1- 80. ,r"y o,,lisu, servant, GEO. {. McCCNE.
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Lpei'h AUTiCE.-Sealed proposals will DO received ut the
henaezrous, Richmond, Va, until the Both instant, Tor supply
+ Inc ka!ions required Tor the use Of the U. states' Recruits sta
Eagd al thu. place. .--.
inc bid will he made for SO much for each complete raslon-and
~ contract win he given to the lowest responsible bidder.
me ration will consist Of the following articles, TO wit:
sohs aada quarter pounds Of fresh beof, or thsee-fou.ths ofa pound
ated pork, eighteen ounces of bread or flour; and q, the rate OF
c 20 quarts Of salt, four quarts OF vinegar, one and q half pounds OF
,satc', four pornds Of soap, eight quarts Of benns, cish. pounds OF
sa', and four pounds of coffee to every hundred rations. To be
1'sFed at the Rendezvous, aud all Of first quality.
WIN. NJ. FULTON, Recruiting Officer,
It, CArIMs % REGIMENT UNITED STATES DRAGocSs'
richmond, Va, October 81. 4s-3t
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F~9E7EeCs2zE'zG TAeHGErg.
Fer prcsi|fEt,

Fer President,
MARTIN VAN DUhEN, OF NV YORK.
Fer ire Tys5idcHt,
WILLIAM SMITH. ~ ALABAMA.
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S.v.xSAu, GEO.. Sept. Goth, 1876.

%f. Mgxr,GrE:
o., SIg ~ take ~. liberty OF introducing mysclft TO you as one
= .sss 10 rcatrac, for Balm enough to supply !orr States; say VIZ.
49,, oar. pa>,. ac,!vcl, engaged US General Agent for pr. Peters
y.,.:la pr., for tao above four States; md there is scarcely a
;," &, yn-v H.. amour, of them at wholesale and retail
= fs,4r- - nv OWE conveyance, | carry with me abon; i"uE 'hou-
-: io.ar,: wuih II u tine; md, sir, am confident that l ca" sen,
.,.. IA u, .cid. Il Greater quantity Of the Balm than aay other
~a,.tqll. have repeated calls for j; every day live, u Whole
:. s~I .r4i: and. il yur cau lot INC have the Ea'ni on as %moi terms
VI I'm, .br, medicines, | will 90 into il with Il rush. The bust
-.fs wi:ra aa now engaged: is worth nj least SIX thousand uo'-
... yysr-anl | am very anxious 20 increase IL with the iaihn. |
~. lec1 so,r. tina, | DID no; call on YOU rs | passed through 'c'
az lr.; fr, iii had ,ukeu the Iatu with ne, by this time | might
,s sd :wy o, three thousand dollars worth at least. You will
md caring, of Petersburg: and Eus,ace md Temple, of Rich
Ism, are ny agents. Please lei me hear from you at .tugnstu, Ia,
l. 50-2tlaf
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PETERSBURG EE.NiL.E $E.uih.4Ei.
gHRS. LUCY y. GRAY. wU has been :OT an"n! y"hFS ch-hccd
" il The in, ruc,iun ct female Youth, lcspcriIuH: informs ;hc NJ
hulitauts rr Petersburg ana is vicinity, that she VII onrn . h@hn!r
seminary OF the fs; day Of October ncn!. PRS. Gray i! y" al'"d
by experienced aud well guaIIGGh assistant in' hers. oi's'''";&
habit. of correct thinking. to Train the uIni to act Ter i:TtH. asa /"
nu.ivsr the objects Of is action, to substitute aciiEi il""'.I ""'F
else. tor tie passive reception OF in!cEr.ahnn. VIII ~ 10" !""t''=
aim ui instruction III this schGol. The H1niai- ""i mi""cr. "i 'i
uuuI. in not ne regarded rs subordinate ira#'hy sui c!urai'"o.
.lish Grammar. topography viii the "a ri lie i'i"5"S "nH Hi!Gs,
Arithmetic, ncntai aai practical: History. Eao3":n "@i a"r;.nl: Nj
tuI4!, iluraI amI Mental Philosophy, Philosophy Of Natural 'iiS'n'
~, lioluHv, Geology, Government OF Inc luicG SlItc-, Hhcioiic;
C:ciai.:ry, Astronomy and N1ii"!na!icS.
rhc,c:ica! Reading and Composition vii: he aii""."Ii 10 by IL"
whole school.
The iuasairg establishment j. conncc!rI with The &rG""l, ana m
,icl; uni": ~" CoHtrol OF the Principal.
Tir assistant f,mair teachers, ,wu - Tan.s5, viii .s!i' III thc
family nf Mrs. Gray, and will rXci themselves 10 pE"'H'- ia" !hI-
lars therefore viii enjoy III" double advantage Of daily distinction
mad Intermediate attention. The expenses IN ih'- - rIIHfH per SIS
S'Tt 0! rnti, " IN w. r.h p ~ '""' .:lG0
French. frawin., painting. embroidery, e.. Il extra ""&I5"s.
fm n'i Ion lin i ~ ' fuel, Iin.hi, Sc. s;5o9
Washing, %"HV,
Ynrnp ladies arc no, received Tor . shorter period ta"~ Il whole
srs.i,,. II il hi"hlr desirable thci at shouiG rairrinc Scaool q: tn"
rpcnin, of the term: set. pupils arc admitted ~ any p"fi'!, bni n"
Gciuguun rrli: lot absence. the c"p"hsrs a. the institutes" a"i"!
the sine vh" tnr the .Hti's ar" pF.ai"t NJ ui&'hi.
In ease Of u iiiinro nIlrr ~ engagement = r'n!". n ih' HpiiHcf
OF pupils vii! -. limited, it is important that information &c co"mH-
! nicairi m'huu' delay.
ElirC.rrx.-R Rev. Dr. Hill. AI,.anlia: Ecv. 8. 7. Wilton. Joh"
8. VI if,.L Ecv. L. WrIiu-i, VI. d., t,@S. {. " ciH"rG; I. l."
lion. Wan. Bro hcnIrou=h, Joseph James. Richmond: HUGH .Eeison,
VIZ. Atkinson. TEona. Atkinson. ic.crShuiS: jams S""''"I: ~
Maxwell, rol. WIN. GaIuri;, NUr!Iik.
Oct "-''
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- KU4TOFE .S3VI;d1?1O!' Cuf".H}y.
rE-fif if,r,I Meeting uf the Roanoke Navigation t"maHEr. will
Z b. held at Weldon, \. e.. on iioalmy, TIC iih d.: - hots"i-
hrr next. L. " tN"i'
Oct, - at
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20 I'nf;RE:R 0I;..N.ERS

no TnHR%R 0I;.NERS.
.r.rr III -. wanted n lie Tcn;tcA;inrr. Tor thr ensuing years
t"N ,.,,a.. The ;o!"aing quantity and description of Timber,
:" .. wi. white Oak, ltitc, long
-, j., DO do - do
h. l., 10 d. II do
" ~, 10 TO 10 do
; 4, 10 do > do
81, 10 : do-ronsh white Oak-c!car ii
,.-w,<!To inMEriAF&Lr.
- ny the l.r OF MARCH.
ac,t ; iica saved Waite Oak
=, XXX: 2ts 20 do do
- i d., 10 d. do
T.. i.a!2 10 10 d do
-. l,2 10 10 Il, Ito
Id 10 lie 40 80 Il" d."
WANTED !MMcD:ArELy.
.or.,s.sl TclIo,> fc w:.oas ard carts, good w:H1w Oak.
..l~..trs. whit. 'laE.
I'm lin, rIa~ss. Bias H;n:n or Elan, 10 inches lons-f'om Q TO
Il .":hrs ijaGr"i"r.
,1- r. Hrlr Timber, tough white OaH Roots
a'ufvrrf .r-rl hrvijn% and Strrc l;iilcis:
~., va. ~ ,or ,dn!i.cr"H hy Is March, leW::
t..,. ...: =; : rvci iiaihrC. will please call at the fcaifSnsiary,
III .r,F.t D.. <.w"o.
;. ..,,..r:.. Andy 10 Co:, (. :. MORGAN, SUPERINTENDENT, or
!-' Ohm WIGHT,
n..s rJo-s;7 GtlrrGi agent Of the Prnhcnt,dry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28

NGT,i.-A Petition wii i" presented I" Re- a"Ni !.2@Hihtiic,
: 80 rni.r to in-;a';":-' "A"rS "Ao ~" s,"r@+ II 10, Nil
hcr,o. II q. c,, lie. =" us TO p:urr them "1 a footing w:h o:."r
Y.- L.u.,. Ey THE iEprEI-T"Gs AID i%"ri' frR>
Of Emgs'c.;s dd FCaGjic@ t.".""'sc&.
c,5- iJ-tiD
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6iNlVERSlrY OF NpIr'%r"fI-
q The Course Of Lectures will commence on tuesday, 'c Isl Gay
Of November, and be coniinred under the following arrangements
u T .. nmt1 rLnn,v ri Medicine, NATHASfsL EuArMA", u. y.
trroa:,,r RomEnr llARE, Nd.
$500 WILLIAM tIMsoS, VI. ID.
-, WILLIAM +. llUuHEr, II. y.
.;,,,sr, ,r N.lm,c. SAMUEL J,CKsu:. ~. ID.
Vs. S.n,;, Nrdic, AMI p,a cnarv. GEORGE i. Woup, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and tho Diseases Of No-
49, nnd IhiLJTr,. IluGI L. IIopGE,, u. D.
CT,ir,I Lectures on Medicine and Surgery arc delivered regular
,. y; .hc phHadciniia iiospi,al. iB!ockIcy,) and st the Pennsylvania
ijn.pi,nI from the bcsinnin. 10 The end o. the Session.
" III ,.nun of the f-s of ui.;a is the same ms heretofore: 30 in
c,cnsr having hnra made in consequence Of the augmentation ~ tie
nnlnIcr Of Pr y-Gssor&iiyy, and the improvements in Chnicai ins''"c'
lion. ,r. - p.n,Jcya,.,
II n,
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I0iiISA RAILROAD.

lJjLIS.t ]'nN ,,
ar, meeting of the President and Directors Of tho lnnl>a Raj.
"a road Company, held at Taylorsr'l'c' ON Friday The -" DAY o'
sHRR escIesd, T,att The books of subscription be closed o. Tho first
Monday in November neat, and tina, the same be iotW%'SGu 4" ~
next. The amount received By The several ComnI*Honcrs from the
STOCKHOLDERS 1T the time Of subscribing, can nc PAU " ~ yi !; !, a,"'t e,
81 thr ;" credit H' Of lie Company. NATH'L: THoMpSoN, c'"A-
s, u: S GEAR n p nU e of All" ]nbic.hoaicd Negro Men, for which liberal
prices will nc given, especially Tor Sa"yrrHi -" un' "f' "
The President Of the Company, or either OF the Directors: ,,y
SIIIEISTTANsVILL RACES.-Ihc Races over the EinI''l1n.-
u vilIr course will commence on Tuesday, tbs s'h OF November
"e F,n srI p IUn.-'Tr ini Purse 5000, two mile heats, entrance
sE &c p,r.-Jvckcy Club Purse $500, 'hrao mile heats en-
TIL TnIn D p.r.EiIaniicup Purse 500, mile heats, bos, three in FIVE G
entrance $40, to he added to the purse. On the same n'!? d .nI
race, mile beats, 500 entrance, TO be closed OIL INC evening P''
ccding tho Jockey Club Race: oa Geo, ~ horse that
never won purse, entrance $40, with the gate mo"cyion thai "!'
the purse for each day hung UP withou; discount :, r;s:.o,
Tic Propr;c,o- will be prepared as usual to ACCOMMODATE 'N''o'
"'; s,osis. ' and it,cr furnished traits.
CEns,iansville, Mecklcn'mrs' Va, Oct. ~, le1o II
| NOTICE.-Commirtcd to tho Jail Of Allegheny coinly, HlIsLniG,
"a on the 10th day Of August, 1876, a nfiTn ~ M ,mn ,o m"" oCn "a hJ
n ~ .shcn committed, a ligh, blue jeans coat, jeans paH,aioan,' w."
GOOD shirts, shoes aud white hat. Said slave is aoon. IVY nu Mvr TO to
IN hsd headed, with a snail scar on bis nose Immediately 'e ri Ti,
the eyes; supposed TO be ", the prop, ptops ri . ct s sInrs is ! reV U"esiCd to o come
forward, prove his property and pay charges o. ON - " rAWER.
WILDE disposed Of "ce0'u" F9S Hlo,1 .Julcr II. C.
Sept lG
:. pTri.r10y .T bc presented 10 tho next General Assembly,
"a for The ssa of a law, incorporating a Company TO eHgio's
and work the Cedar c rove Gold Mine, in the County Of s,a' on
Sept. 30
AT0TIcE - ,mj;c,,jon will h. made 10 the General Assembly, re-
IA specting Mnyo's Bridge and tho Bridge to be erected across james
River, at Richmond, by tho Railroad Company. E-,1D
October l8 -,-sr
WANTED Ms an Apprentice to tho Printing business, u you'll
s0 from IL to l6 years old, possessing il good English educa!'on
and Of strictly moral Department.
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J.gEEiBLE PROPERTY ErK SIZE.

J.IiC.iBLE FRDNINYI FpN NIHL.
WITH = wish TO sell, the subscriber oil 90 .of s"lr. let; n'""r!iy
situated ~ Wing William county. 81! k!rw. - lirrr- IicGE
Mills, comisl.". OF Il iaI.c two story Mill hose, with lv" pair Of
..ujics-ca" ~! .I.supus, the other ri lrcar" hu'!-Hih "oEs and
s":crn. complete: u GOOD cotton GI, GHL first rate P""kin" P:"SS,
aL.i = irH Saw .M!i; all oi #h.ci, are IN .o"i order. AMI are now ao-
iag Y.rI! ir Lasia":S, Pryin@ from ID 20 - i"f rrrt' pr ammr"''
~! H., price that will bc taxi :ur Tie property. III" Plan oi the
iiri5t Mil is, | a"lrv", tie nI":l approved, he cr,T."s BE- ing GOOD
,r:o.e est iron; the piGu Of the saw Mill lis simple aua coed. There
are attached 10 tic Mil, n largo and excellent granny ami GOOD sicrc-
hu~,c. u sun. i;.i: ilTa, sufficient iOf IL" support OF u -"i"i s1miIy,
wira u neat Dwelling house, and all necessary Ont hcu-cs, mostly
rev. Il yrna. Peach orchard, md vineyard of excellent ft"ii. Ills
property IL situated on Il large stream, and is within = IL miles OF
AyI.'ts, 4 thriving lille VILLAGE.
! risk 10 sell. also, Il Lot Of - acTcs Of Lind, roar B"ulalI meet
inG.hou+ ard iLTrr hst rate poi:ahi" ThGc>h:r: machines.
a. AIdlr.S, AYLrTFs, King William.
Or Fl IS-~Jgt- John STEER.
's'EAcifE.-l Young g""i!cmaH, a na'i"" Of Virginia., WI" has
- la! some expo I3"Hcc IN icErhiGg, wi.h's 10 "JirIn 4 sruniion :
teacher in suIc .icJd-my or rc"rGciahlc puSat' schn"i' !c ma;
ample ies:rHnniais respecting riara"icT, an! qualifications to teach
a., Greek ~! Latin languages. - also the HlH;hc"!' Ties! "n+ ms
eel s"ic!r"s. <. Communications 'prst paid. iiIy lc h"u:c.Sci 20
Z. H.. EurtcI-viIr. Cumberland county, Va.
.n; 81 t2-2iF
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ysNO rLANTEES.-The Subscribers offer Tor snic nncn' l;%'
IL acres ufLaUh, situated on the fora OF the Mamma en-" on"'cN-
bra Tiycrs, Lnyinrn font on the latter oil 10 miles, and on he formrr
of about p mile. These lands Offer Il very desirable ihlncenntn'to
l,rrc Planters. who NAV be- disposed to ctri2ratc into AlahnnI..-
T,cv rrc situated naty about 80 miles from the city Of Mobile, are
hirh cane brake lands, and of the most approved description for Inc
or Cot. ION. -Cnnticuous TO them, are several high, healthy
s,ur,;on for siraracr residences, with numerous springs oil the pm.
,cs,, ,,;rr. Alou: $40 acres are HOW cleared, and have hcrnScvrtal
W under cotton culture; the remainder is well wooded with pop
lar linn. ash, and hckory.-Thc convenience oil The ADORE lands 20
the thriving city Of Mobile by two fine rivers, nnv'ga''c N ~ sea-
s,y. of n. rcyr Lv steamboat, renders them 4 very desirable object TO
Planter, or ulhrr; who aa disposed TO invest on them. Terms, &c.,
10" S%,nr,N McLOSkEY, l!AGAN X co.
Mobile. June 10, 1896. "-"iN@-""t"
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q pTTIrI0V yII bc presented 10 tho next General Assembly
"a e. 80 If , law. incorporating a Company to explore
and work the Cedar Grove Gold Mine, in the County OF S,alGIH'
Scp IN "
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NHIhNTED,t MS an Apprentice to the Printing business, Il !oal'
s0 from 10 to Is years old, possessing il good English ednca.!oa'
and Of strictly moral department.
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neutrality-suspicious. will DO made to the General ; en- lanes lanes,
l" spccting Mayos Bridge and the Bridge to DC efec'e" d''os juno
River, at Richmond, by tho Railroad Company. - I'D
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY & EARTHEEWAnC

WILLIS l. BROTHERS. Importers Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, JAPANN:p snJ
HEAVY COLDS. also Of CHINA, CLASS
aud EARThENWARE, have constantly on
hand. at their store, No. 2i5 Penrl street, (neaf
Maiden Lane,) New York, an extensive nsslr,-
ment OF gnotis in de sbove lines, which they Of.
fer II the lowest prices, for cash, O. the usual
credit. The invoices Of Hart ware and Crock.
cry, received by the late buckets from Liver
pool, comprise . large assortms ut OF Ware.,
many OF which are Of entirely rev patterns,
carefully selected with reference to sne 81, -,
required for the Southern, and the western mar.
kct. Their Crcckcry is Of the lstes; and u1cse
approved descriptions, Gron THE best ,otte,ses in
StAhos.'shise The quality 81 their ware is war
ranted inferior "a none imported: and the
printing Of their black. brown, apd pink. AMI
the various shades Of blue wa.e, 10 ackuowl-
edged by judges TO he equal TO any thing Of the
kind ever seen in the states. Their RssOst<Deut
Of China and t;'ass ware 10 also complete; ard
il 10 their iDte' ton IL be Mt all tunes snpphcd
with the most beautiful articles in the fancy 10
we'll ~ the staple branch Of this line Great
care is taken in packing this ware,so that it will
60 safely 10 any part Of the Union.
Those who viii favor W. & B. with their ~.
dess for Hardware and Crockery, may depend
terms. Their credit is as favorable. a IT, >. al
lowell bv any other House in the I. States:
and liberal discount 10 made for Cash ana
Iitv Acceptanocs.
N. 3. Their a.sortmert will he COZ. pie,c =
bont the 18th Of February
New York, Jan. ], 1856. Ia
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= III IN GILES

u u ~ ~ IL IL -
ON hand lOO, QUO, mostly "f the first quail
ty and f,id in fur cash, " hich VIC will sell
ON pleasing terms
@wANTED IMMEDIATELY, an,
qlan,'iy u poplar aud a.l, Il "ri. 2, usual
thickness and Width: weathsr; narding.a and
3 = inch PANEL boards II inci,cs wide 4
upwards; also IL AID 2 inch plank, any
width, inch and inch ard on ,rter wide
l,,ards-all except the ash a ,oring to lie
good yellow poplar, aud square edged.-
ScaDtling not less than IL feet 'nQ. fr,,n
3 by 4 toe by 6, and manv intermediate
sizes, especially 4by4, Shy 5. &C.
Jors,s, poplar, oak and sycamore. from Is
20 20 feet long, % by G, and in'c, med,aie
sizes upio 3 by 10. I'll which will 10 &C.
counted for by board measure
Sawyers and Others will 6uc II IN thei:
interest To furnish the above articles, q,
any part Of them-seein2 they will NOT be
suffered 10 60 away without ''the root Of al
evil"
A. GRIMES T. c..
Richmond, Marh l2,a, 1885. Att
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GEORGE ARNOLD, recently from
Philadelphia. kasisg Iecsssd hiasell
D k1ehmood. and opened . shop IN The
snan brick buiidisg in~ediatsly south Of
Mr.. Atticus Siddall's store, where be 10
prepared to do work il ~ neat . Style -
any person in the vest. and beint imme
'diate1y from the east 10 we'll acquaisted
with the prev ailing fashions. He hepss By
IN a0iduous attentioa 70 business 70 merit
and receive portion Of the public patrsa-
aGe.
N. b. He IL also agest for J. q. Chap
|Pel's Patent Spherical System Of eutting
and reports Of the Fashions. and will die
pose Of them to such 0asto Or tailors - wish
to Improve. st . reasonable rate.
Country Produce takes as market priea
May 10th, 1o3S. l9tf
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Public sale Of Real estate

VUVOoN SssUN w DOAsto SSSs~ w.
NOTICE. is hereby given that the under
signed, guardian Of Anna llcuyh, i,fant
heir "f Thomas H,,.b deceased, hy order
"f The Wayne Probate court. made at the
FEBRUARY term 1898. will sell on Seventh.
day. the 2nd of the 4th month next, in the
town ofNewport, Wayne co. l.. a, public
sale to the highest bidder, tho north half
Of lot NJ. 20. fronting NJ lin Cross street,
with a house thereon. Als,. lot NJ. 46,
fronting Mill street, in said town Of New
port. AlsO, 10 acres Of land, wing We. i VI
said town about g lie, it being 2,rt OF
sec; ion ?, town. II, range IA. the dover Of
Mary II ugh excepted out Of s,id 20 acres
of land her lifetime. Also 50 acres Of land
lyin, about l-2 mile south Of the above
named tract of land, il being p,rt nf the
north east quarter Of sec,,pn IL, township
II. range ii, the dover Of Martha Hiy-
dock excepted her lifetime, on the last de-
scrhed piece Of land. One fourth Of the
purchase money in hand, and on the bal
ance credit of six and twelve months
from the day o. s.l-, in equal instruments
by giving notes with sufficient security,
will be given.
WILLIAM IlOUGH, Guardian.
Third M. 18th, 1885. les"
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Dr.. Samuel Parker designs, the Lord
willing, to preach once . week during the
year, in his office il not professionally en-
e,gcd. Services periodically, first days
of,he ~eok at 3 O'Clock. He possesses
respectable testimonials a. . preacher oi
the Go~pel.
d.. Plrker will deliver eight lectures
from the book If nature, for the benefit OF
IN nknd, in his Office on 7th day evenings.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully in
vited To attend and hear his annuncia tions.
G%L-cture from nature this evening,
and preaching next FIRST day.
Richmond, Sd month, 5th, 1895.
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AN ORDINANCE 10 anssnd tA<1

AN ORDINANCE 70 amend Ii.
Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance
regulating and defining the duties
Of Borough Officers in the Borough
Of Richmond" approved and pass
ed Sd day o. June, A. D. 1884.
SEcrroH 1. Be Il ordained by the Bar
CESS aDi Borough Council of,he Boro' If
Richmond That in addition to the duties
enioined by the fourth section Of sa,c
Ordinance upon the Borough Treasurer,
it shall be the duty Of said Treasurer, ~
the fir-t stated meetings Of the Borough
Council in the m6hths Of 0lctobes and
April in each and every year, to furnish
said Council with statement shewing the
amount Of monies received BY him and
from what sources, and also tho amount
paid out; which account shall b balanced
up to the last day Of the preceding mouth.
He shall also state the amount remaining
in his hands together with tho aTrearaees
Of taxes in the fan6s ofthe Collector.
SEC. 2. 1t shall b the duty Of said
Treasurer, ~ the time he furnishes the
Council y ith his statement in tho month OF
April in each wear, to settle bis accounts
with SAID Council and produce his vouch-
ers, which cling allowed, shall be cancel
led by them and retained and fled bv the
Clerk Of the Borough. And il shall be
the duty Of said Clerk Immediately there
after, and at least two weeks previous to
the annual election Of Borough officers, to
cause full statement Of al receipts and
expenditures for the past year to be pub
li.hed, BY inserting the same in some
Newspaper printed in the Borough, or BY
posting up two copies theseof'a two Of the
mos, public places in tho limits Of the COR
poraiion.
Passed let Of March, 1886.
FRANCIS KING, Bono Glenn.