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\ A SACKS Havanna Coffee; 10 bbls, Brown Sugar -n " chest Imperial Tea;
 l bbl. White Hayanna Sugar; 1o Corn Mills
 ALSO,
 E, II, and inch fiat Bar Iron; Plough Monlds i; Collins Axes; Nails; Spades; Shovels. Ladies' White Satin, Lasting and Kid Slippers; Mis- ses' Lasting, Morocco and Kid do. Cents Calf and Morocco Boots; Kip Brogans, Shoes, Pumps; Boys Pegged and Sewed Brogans; Childrens Morocco and Prunella Boots--just received, and for sale by April g.. WATT Ss DUNN.
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". H. ROGERN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LA"' :.. n LII AS located at Columbia ARK. He will prac'r,ss rs,t
 the 4th Judicial Distrct and in the Superior at Little Rock, and will attend punctuay to Du'- entrusted to his care.
 Nov. 24, ls35.-36-ly
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Spring and Summer Goods.

A SPLENDID assortment just opened. Every va "A fiety will be found here that is fitting for the son. Gentlemen's summer clothing of every kind made by master workmen-for sale by
 May 27. RfcLAIN x BADGETT.
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$50 REW ARD

$50 REWARD xA ENIILL be paid for bog Saddle v vM Horse, about six years old, walks and E@AAM gallops finely, and has black legs, mane and SA-ElM tail He IS a horse of elegant form, and - fine appearance, when in order.--EIe was stolen from the undersgned the Falls of the Brazos Tn Iexas the list of February ast and is supposed 70 have been taken to upper Red rver or into Arkan sas The above reward, and all reasonable expenses Will be paid for his delivery to Col R. CnnDREss of Little Rock, or to the agent of Mir. ROBERT HAMILTON on Red River ez11
 GEO. c. CHILDREss. March 2s, 1sa6.-o-l3w
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SU " M lIs S1le : I'LL HIN N ., .
 - Qf eue,y kind and quatity Mexican and other fashionable Hats; Boots and Sboas Hardware; Crockery; Saddery; Wines; Brandies Cordials; Ginger Sweetmeats; Tamarinds in jars Tomato Catsup; Browns No Tobacco Cut Chewing and Smoking do. Sugar and Coffee; Spices; Flour; Bacon with almost every article in the Dry Goods and Grocery lines.
 Persons indebted last years account will confer particular favor by calling and settling the same Little Rock, May 27, 1886.
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SPUN COTTON.

A FRESH supply of superior Spun Cotton, Nos. from "A 5to 900, just received and for sale by
 May 20, 1856. l.. 6c w. K. GIBSON.
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SADDLERY.

A PRIME assortment of Saddlery of every kind, jus "A receved--and for sale by
 May 27. McLAIN So BADGETT.
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Old Reeaified Whiskey.

6pn BBLs. Best Rectfed Whiskey, just receigeasni MO for sale low for cash by
 May 20, 1896. L. So w. k. GIBSON
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

gY the large or small quantity--for sale by D May 27.] McLAfN SS BADGETT.
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.J.. DE BAUN & co.

E AVE received from New York, and are prena,aa ,o E B sell reasonable terms, large assormap, F Goods in their line, comprising, in addition o tbe A ces iii common use, number of others entirely new a this market, such us ."
 Crn,
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BACON Sc.
FINE CLOTHING. &c.

LUST received, direct from Philadelphia, lot of su- O perfne Blue, Black and Plumb colored Dress and frock Coats made up in the best manner and latest fash ion Also, Cloth S1 Cassinere Pants; Single S Doubo Breasted Yests of various kinds Shirts; Drawers Fine Stocks 6sc. Likewise, one case of latest style of Ba Hats-for sale low by l.. & W. R. GIBSON.
 Feb 1886:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-23

HFOUND, in The neghborhood Of the Capitol Square
on Saturday night, the 10th instant, Merino
onAWL-Ihe owner can have il on application at this
ONCE, and paying the expense Of this advertisement
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.--Our columns are occonied ,o
Gay with the interesting debates and documents Of Con-
gTess we would invite attention 10 Mr. Calhoun q
french sPccchmore French vast deal than any made
IN the Chambers, and more derogatory to American chm
rac'cr than any speech made in France and az H.
Tie marked by fair dealing the spoatons Of the For
eg power Not statement in it gives the facts refer
red TO ruyand for the accusations brought against
DOR Government in regard to the maltreanent Of France
IN the publication Of Mr. Rves letter the French them
selves have never hard pressed they were for precxs
thought Of il ground Of complaint But il will be
perceived that Ms. Calhoun holds his country all in the
wrong from first TO ast-and have doubt that the
nulbying statesman, would nuify the whole code Of
morals az between nations and insist that the French
were right in robbing us, IL he supposed such doc.
tfine was indispensable TO make out case aaainst
bis own Government At al events ne seems 10 think
perfectly pacific IN the French 10 send their war.
Ike asmaments to shores, with vastly incrcos
ed preparations for hostility, and expressly with
reference to our present relations with France
and yet he holds that 10 in selcdsenoe under sucb
circumstances, and TO maintain the righteous policy re-
commended in The late special message ofthe President
IS declaration OF war part When this most nm.
Datura-ths fnonstr0us doctrinewas renclled in The
burst Of patriotic enthusiasm with which Mr. Cntbbcrt
closed the debate, Senator not far from Mr. Calhoun
exclaimed IN voice audible to ali in his neipbborlood
There Is net Indy IN that gaeSy that acod farm
Giotc.
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CLOTHING BUSINESS.

In AL it, different branches. They will cat ana
make any ,h,ng in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited to call and see their stock,
whether thcy want 10 purchase or not, which csl-
si,ts "A follows: Cloths, black, blue, brown, POI
ljsh green. adelaide and summer cloths Of different
shades Over Goats, drab, gray, brown, and 9th
crS, such as Pctprsllam OF different colOrs; Frock
oats, blue, black tad green summer cloths black,
tlur, brown and grey cloth Dress Coats, black,
blue and green summer cloths Pantaloons, black,
blue and other shades Of cloth, black, grey, brown.
green, drab, white, blue, aud different stripes !;
Vests of many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Coats and Jackets Jackets Of many kinds; Shirts;
Shams Drawers; Suspcnlers Stocks, fe-
nant', and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes Gloves !;
&c, &c. Which they are determined 10 sell low.
The good, are made under their own suprrintcn-
dance. J. BRANN\N * co.
A. the Storr, Formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
a. an auction loom, |ain street, opposite Now
lin, Berger * Co.
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FOR THE yIRaISIAs.

WHY should we Al our lots complaia,
Or gfieve at our distress ?
Some think if they could riches gain,
They'd gain true happiness!
Alas how vain is all their gain
This life will soon decay!
The only circumstance ia lite
That ever ] could find,
To soften care, or cmpers strife,
WIS a contented mind;
Having that store. we have much mole
Than wealth could Ger convey.
WIZ should the rich deepise the poer2
WIS should the poor replne
We ali vii IN a few years mere
Unequal friendship Join.
This life is made OF clay
Let's make the best we can Of life,
Not render II a curse
But take il as YOU would a vile,
For better on FOR worse.
Life atthe best Is but a est.
A drcary Winters day
DECLINE ollie, old age comes on,
And We are Young no more;
ers's not repinc At what we've donc,
Nor griese that youth Is Ger.
But cheerful be. ~ formerly,
And innocently gay J. T.. {.
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ter a short council they separated, some leaving
the village, and many remaing in the village.
These were arrested and are now in iail-one
of them was a ring-lcader. The rumor is current
now that they are concentrating in Attica and IN
tend TO come On again with cannon. The citi-
zens have organised thcmselve INTO volunteer COM
panies the militia of the county. and our spirited
neigbbors Of lie Roy, have promptly answered 10
the call Of our commanding military officers.
Our village now is fnll of armed men, aud lnnhs
more like a camp than \ peaceful VILLAGE. II the
mob should return blood will be spill, but the laws
Of our country will triumph.
At the last term ofthe circuit court, some midi
viduals were indicted for a conspiracy and forci-
bic entry and drtainer. Thr sheriff with his pos
So had some difficulty in arrcsting the offenders,
but bad lodged some Of them in all, who, for some
time refused to be bailcd. They were, however,
hailrd out 4 few DAYS since Two years since the
Holland Land Company had some eiectment suits
brought to trial in the l.. s. circuit court, aud re-
covered possession of some lands in the town Of
oranpeSille in this county, aud elected the set
tiers thcrcfrom. The settlers put the occupants
again into possession, and entered into a c%ongpirl-
cy 10 sustain them. This is the immediate cause
Of the mob. Other causes, SIMILAR 10 those which
a|ctuated the MaySvillo rioters, have served To IN
crease the excitement.
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CERTIFICATE.

We wcr. present, when Mr.. John Sc It, OF
philadelphia, burnt ono ofhiS Patent ibestoS IRON
CHESTS IN this city, ON the 18Th inst. containing
Bauk Nstc>, Books, and Papers, and have no hes
ltaton in expressing our entire confidence in their
ability to re>iItth the most intense heat, ana 10 preserve
from FIRE whatever is contained in them. The
Chest, which is now al the office of Mr.. John ..
Lay, was exposed to the most severe scrutiny, and
remained for a length of time in the flames after
II bad become red net. The Papers, Bank Notes,
and other contents were all taken out uniniurrd
by fire, and bur partially stained by the sweating
of the interior of he Chest.
We consider the test, (made with ono cord Of
dry Pine wood and shavings,) equal if not greater
than the ordinary exposure to which they would
be subjected in the burning of buildings.
APLEASANFS Jr. SAM. s. SAUNDERS,
H. VA }. J. FRY, A.. PARTRIDGE,
NATllL" DUNLOP, JNO. II. EuSTACE,
J. McklLpOE, HENRY CLARKE.
WIN. SlNFON, Teller u S. Bank.
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gTCp TEE lHIIT.

- STOLEN from my stable, near Camp
HA bell Court-llousc, on The nitht Of the l2th
in9I., a dark bay roam MARr, "A lIttIc below the
middle size, having a SC / six or eight inches in
Length, on the left side, aeros, The lib, (oeca,ioncd
by a co) about the point reached by the saddle
sAiJt; q .ca over onc OF her eyes made by cut
ting of a wlrt ; no star in the forehead. She Is
IN good order, has Il long nam and TIL, carries
her head low, aud both trot, and PAGES, and is
a good deal rubbed on the sides with The saddle.
| Will give a reward Of ten dollar. for the return
of the NJ ire, and twenty dollars for the apprelrn-
sionofthe Folon.-lnfarmation By letter from any
one WHO has seen = Mare answering lhis dcscr'P-
ton, will be GLADLY received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb y, Is
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Encourage TTome Manufactures.

HNliE subscriber takes this method of returning
u his thanks to his friends and the public gene
rally aud TO Inform them that he Is still carving on
tat his old stand. 4 few doors below MrSNrs. Robin
sou aud Elhot's and immediately opposite Mr., Eli
outs Livery stable,) the Fancy and Windsor Char
MakIng Business in all its various branches, in Gle
giant style and of superior workmanship. His Fan
ey Chairs are of the latest Baltimore Fashion, mfie
o. the best materials and finished in the best style.
Having made them in his own shop by an elegant
~"orEmantrom the North, he can can safely say, that
such chars never before have been offered TO the
public as respects durability and elegance. lie in
vites the public generally to call and examine for
themselves. q ntRDV
\ Nav IL
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ENiE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation, on
4 the iyncllburg and Salem Turnpike. about six
mlles above the former place, and containing il33
acres by late survey about I5D acres supposed To
be cleared. and ncarly all IN goood heart. There are
about loacres OF first rate meadow Land, II or II
now IN grass and fine about half the balance is this
year IN cultivation and will ben fine order TO seed
in grass this fall the hdlancc of the Land is heayi-
~ timbcred. aud the hole tract lies remarkably well.
In fact, there Is not a single acre that lies 100 rolling
tor cultivation, II contains Il due proportion Oft
bacco Land. From experiments made on this tract,
and in the neighborhood. | feel myself warranted IN
saying that there IS no portion OF the State where
the soil Is more benefited by the application of Clio
yer aud Plaster than this. The great quantity of
L mber on tins Farm renders il, on account OF its
coniiguity to Lynchburg, for fuel and other purpo-
ses, irily valuable, and equally SO If converted into
a dairy farm, TO (Which, from the large proportion of
Hat Land, II Is peculiarly adapted.
Also, the Tract, on which the subscriber resides.
half a mile West of New London, and contains
$50 acres tor thereabout.) About one third of
this n c is cleared, the most of II in fine
heart the Timber on the balance Is very hca-
W, and the soil Is admitted by all persons To
whom II Is known as being The very best in this coun-
try The improvements are plain, substantial and
sufficient for the accommodation of a moderate sized
family To Il gentleman who wishes TO be near
such an institution as the New London Academy,
for the purpose of educating his children. | know no
more desirable, Ut beng only three quarters
of a mile disiant)
Also, TO lease for a term of years. his FARM adj
loinlhC Mrs. Thompson, Col. Thompson's mill tract.
ana others, on which there is a meadow that Yields
80 or 6o,ooblbs. OF hay, and a ready market
at the place for all that can he made. at from IS cent
to 81 per hundred about loo acres cleared. Terms
made known on application to the subscriber. living
'NLondon. w. W. AUSTIN.
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G,AWD FOR SALE.

ANthc cit INST, (at II o'clork} there viii be
~ sold, upon the premises, at public auction, for
cash, tlr House and Lot, At present ia the occupan-
cy of Mrs. lllzlewood. ON the Forest Road, about
lour miles from lyuchburg. The to- contains ;bout
nine acres, IN fine order Ton ealtiyatiop, and has up
on it comfortable Dwelling House, together with
some few out houses.
The sale will be made, in pursuance of a trust
deed, executed to us bS Alexander Mcintosh, on
the Goth day of February. lS29, Of record ia die
Clerks Onicc OF the county court OF Campbell.
The title Ia / believed 10 be good. but AZ trustees, We
shall sell and convey such title only, az the deed
aforesaid vests in US.
S.& VI. II. GARLAND, T~fustets.
MAYS ids
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THE MOB SPIRIT AT BATAVIA, n. Y.
Correspondence Of the Albany Erening Journal.
BATAVIA, MAY IA. lS36-6 p al

A'hN IT, IO1D-D L. al
Mob law is becoming the order Of the d,v. B.-
tavia since one O'Clock this morning has h.,, :,
constant iumult and uproar, such as | never uit.
messed beiore-at that time messengers cam, from
the south part of The county, announcinu the an
centration OF a large mob at Alexander To tho
number OF some thousands, who were about ia
march upon Batavia for the purpose of dcs,royinr
the Land Office and Jail. All the bells were r,nr
at that dead hour, and the peaceful repo,e Of tho
village Was changed to tumult, uproar and alarm
Cltizens were armed to the number of some INN.
dreds and stationed At the different no;,t. or ,L..
village, al the jail, land Office, and br,dg. acrns.
winch 1t was supposed the mob woud n,.s ,La
planks OF which were taken ur.
The mob came in sight of he VILLAGE aho,, =,
O'Clock IN tl'e morning. In tue meantime tho la,1
once mad been barritaded, and arms and a,,nn'
h'tion had been removed from the arsenal in sufi.
Gent quantities to supply the citizens who uo,o
stationed IN the land office aud at the Jail. The
agent OF the Holland Land Company. Mr.. Ow-
ems, was IN the Office. The mob numbered aho,,
three hundred, and most armed with rifles a,q
mnskels, and headed by desperadoes for lead
ers. They marched and paraded in from, Of h,
land Office, which was another Trojan Horse. FIJI
oi armed men, whose bayonets cleaned from IN,
windows ready to defend private property from a,
armed mon. Their courage oozed out of their fin
gers and after remaining a short time in from
Of the cfhce. they moved on 10 III. west. ard II
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TRUST SALE.

IN PURSUANCE ola deed Of trust, executed
u by Joseph Dlilard, bearing date the 1T OF Au-
gust, 1920, and offecord in The Clerks Office of
Amherst COUNTY, the subscriber will, on the 4th
day OF June next, on the premises, offer for sale,
Ia the highest bidder, for cash, a TRACT OF
LAND, in sand deed mentioned, which Tract is
described as containing $50 acres, bring III the
county Of Amherst, ON the waters of Little Pincy
River, on Kings Creek aud adjoining the lands Of
Edmund Music, James Campbell aud Joseph
Goodr. This land i, represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and well eortli the attention ol T'obac-
co planters. The subscriber know, Of no defect
in the titlc, bat vii only convey such AS i, vested
III him by the decd aforesaid.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trustee.
April y t4J
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ICE.

flRstANi To the provisions Of a decree 81 thu
n 3, circuit superior court of law and ehancefy for
the county NJ Nelson. pronounced On the 3D. ot Nay.
ls36. m a certain cause therein depending, ia which
Messrs. y. \ II. Weed X Co. are the plaintiffs. and
Franklin IhWing \ Obadiah J. Reynolds. late mcr-
chants and partners, under the style Of fhwing y
Reynolds. and others are the defendants The under
signed. appointed a Commissioner By the said lie.
cree tor the purpose. Will proceed, Oh the 25th June
next. in the town OF New Glasgow. county Of Am
hrrst. to sell. to the highest bidder. lof cash, the
Store House and Lot situated in the sand town, the
property Of the sad Thwing & iieynolds-The
Store House lsa large Lot. aud tAe stand tor n store
a good one.
THOMAS Y. EuBANK, SheriTof
fmheris and Commissioner.
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IDMCND =. WHITE, EI'or.
Of SAINT. White, dec.
ids
Aiay5
Fairbanks Premium Platform Scales.

Fairbanks Premium Platform Scales.
fHNlilS invention has given universal satisfac-
n ton, wherever it has been tried, as may be
seen by a number Of certificates in my possession,
NO OF which only | deem it necessary to subiorn.
| hey are adapted to the various uses required,
aud the whole arrangement is so simple as greatly
10 facilitate the business Of weighing, more cSpc-
cially of heavy bodies. Orders for them WILDE
received and promptly attended to, by
GEO. BAGBY, igcat for the Proprietor.
CERTIFICATES.
Nary Yard, Boston, May Is, 1881.
Gsntemen-Io our letter of the 2ith ult. re-
guessing my opinion of your balances, has been
received. In reply, | have to Observe, that the
large and small Platform Weighing Machines, in
vented and put up by you at this establishment,
have answered our expectations as TO the correct
ness Of the principle upon which they arc based,
and the facility with which they are opcratcd.-l
am, very respectfully, Your obedient ervant,
J. u. ELLIOTT, Commaaddut.
LynchbUrg, Nay II, 1896.
We have used one of the Nfcssrs. Fairbanks
"Portahlr Patent Balances" in our business. and
have no hesitation in giving them a decided pre-
ference over any others, both for accuracy and
convenience, and take pleasure in rccommendin
them to the public.
ROY AL, YOUNG & Co.
MILLER II ROYALL.
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Ehc L~ynchburg and Campbell Courthouse
!EnrDpiko.

rENhe Commissioners, appointed for that purpose,
. by al acto Of The General Assembly. passed on
the Eth ri March 1880, will open books Of suhser p
ton tor stock, III the Lyuehbutg x Campbell Court
house Turnpike Company on the lst day Of June, IN
the town Of Iynchbufg, at the AUCTION Store OF
Messfs. PAYNE \ Turner.
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
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uuueuy OF W WASHINGTON.

"FOpIE or AMERICA Tiirty-sx years nave
rolled ava, since the body OF your oeiofeo
W,,hinqion " as consiencdto tile humble >ei"le''e
in which il now repo>es. The melancholy event
threw the whole nation into tears, ana NE ue'e'-
n,inotion of your Representatives to trret Il H'oh-
pn,cnt TO his memory worthy OF his sublime VIZ
ines, was then every where hailed WIN acI'sh''
Bnt no memorial Of gratitude and vcneration IS yet
visible The stranger and soiourner IN Your coah-
try has still 10 ask, whore IS the NATIoNAl. MoA1-
nsSr, sacred TO the memory Of Your ,ias'rtoaS
Washington, and dedicated to public and private
virtue? Where shall | look for the evidence oil
the gratitude of The American People 10 the man
who, under Providence made 'l'!'' "l'a' ",e, ~
Alas as a National memorial u 10 u ~
toand..
.fmeracdas ! Let not tbs generation pass a"af
before soI prove Ia the world thai the memory 81
I soar bel ~ ClIei is.tll held n 'tnefailol' anu
ii. erett .iftics aud services still CHERISHED IN
qaar iia4fts - - TIE cid neglect, - lnHs rNa3-
ed. mail nj - brace TIE character nj faer
country, aui mt you vel lave the p9lrioilsnI aud
feeling whicI, become die C4uatrYmen OF WASH
invton.
imericrns YoI ire nov called UPON, pelhapS
for the as unr, 10 respect your own character ana
tina. ofVour country, hY doing honor to tie menu
Org Of hin u whom sou owe 81 large Il debt Of
gratitude. \ monument is to be erected, under
In. direction of a society, established for that pnf-
po.r. in the city which he selected as Metropolis
Of the Nation, md which bears his honofed name,
by lle voluntary contributions Of the American
PeanIe. Tnr sum req 4ircd from each is but small,
that each may have the honor Of contributing to so
noble an object. Tint no one may complain OF
moi having an opportunity to share in the glory of
such AN undertaking, and To show he respect and
gratitude he fccl,, all will he called ON for their al,
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ID. ROBES, c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

IlylrHHUg, FI7TCH I-EH, fcoo.
The p1rtieS Interested will take notice. that |
shall, Oh THURSDAY. the 10Th day of June next. pro-
coed 10 the execution Of the foregoing order of court ,
on which day, at The hom OF ten O'Clock in the NOR
nlng, they are required 10 attend at my office, with
then accounts, vouchers and proofs, and a copy Of
the court papers, prepared for examination and set
Element. :. |. WATT, Cow.
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no Rfick Makers and Stone Nxasons ::

"ANTED IMMEDIATELY, good workmen OF
w the above character. to erect a tenement, ninety
feet by fifty, in this town. Communication specify
ing terms, will be attended to promptly. Personsap-
plying will be expected to finnish testimonials as to
character and skill. RICHARD X. CRALLE.
u The Lexington Gazette will insert the above
lw. and forward account to this office.
March II WITS