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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06

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THIS property is situated in the village
OF Funksfo'0h in Washington county, ON
the National Turnpike leading from BALI
more 10 Wheeling and distant two miles from
iagerstown, being in the centre of one of
the most poruous, wealthy and thriving
counties IN the State OF Mary land.
The Mills are upon the waters Of the An
hetam, and driven by said stream (with am
pie water power) and which is very constant
and never falling
The advantages attached 10 those mills are
numerous. being in one of the most produc-
tive counties in The state for wheat and all
Kinds of gram, wool, &c. being distant only
b miles from Williamsport, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, and near Hagerstown,
with Turnpike road leading to both pla-
ces,) one OF the best wheat markets in the
state, where large quantities Of grain find IL
market from Pennsy lvania, sc. The propo-
sed Rail Road contemplated from Chambers
burg and passing thro' Hagerslown, 10 inter-
sect the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road at
Weaverlon on the Potomac, will pass veIy
near 10 this place. There is not much doubt
but that the Antietam will he made nayaga>
bic, SO as To intersect the Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal at the Antetam Iron Works
as there is now lock at this place, built by
The Potomac Company, which will pass
p0at from The waters Oi The dam 10 the water
below il.
The Lots Of Grcund are situated in and adj
joining Funks town, being many of them
valuable building lots, aud in very high
state of GUILTY alton.
The Mansion House is large and com
nnodlous dwelling, celebrated tor the flower
and fruit garden attached 10 il.
The Property was valued by Commissions
ers appointed by the Legislature. The
prizes in this lottery are subject to no dis
count the prizes that may be drawn will
he delivered after forty days subsequent 10
The drawing, if demanded within twelve
months from its date
The title TO this property is unquestiono-
bic. a plat Of Tie real estate is deposited
with the Trustees
PRICE OF A TICKE T--lO DOLLARS.
SCHEME.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06

VARIETY ! We had quite brisk
Snow Storm in S;aunton on Tuesday e.
vening 1t is said to have fallen an inch
or two deep in the neighborhood. but
isappeered before morning.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06
warm Springs Mountain Turn
pile COunnn,L

Pthe Company.
THE Stockholders of the Warm
Springs Mountain Turnpike Company
have this day declared a dividend of
Seven per cent. on the capital stock, for
the last five months, which will be paid
to the Stockholders on application TO the
subscriber.
GEO. p. RICHARDS, Treqsr.
Warm Springs, Sept.
26, 1886. 145l st
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06

MAINE.-It is now stated that Thomas
Davee, V. b., is elected TO congress from
Fenobscoi district. If so. there are three
van Huren men, and one Wing elected
and four vacancies.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06

Net7 York The Van Buren, State Con-
yenIiou met at Syracuse on the Ilth uIt.
and nominated Gov. WIN. H. Marcy and
1t. Gov John Tracy for re election. They
also framed an Electoral Ticket.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06

o. Some OF the Van Buren, wags complain
that il looks cowardIy TO run two candidates
Tor the Presidency against their poor little
Van. Well, let them bring out Benton TO
help him. We do no. object 10 their hav.
ing two candidates, il they want them, for
The Presidency, as they have already Tor the
Vice Presidency. In truth, White and
Harrison will beat any four men they can
bring on The iurl-b
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06

ne HoshyIlie Banner, says, that the long,
'''Keo o. GUNNER Cumpoigo Of the Pres
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-10-06
a E1EsT OF LETTERS

X
Remaining in the Post Office at Saunton,
Va October lst, 1886.
Gabii el Alexander Jane A. Mofreu
George Alfred Harry Miller
Isaac Adams John :. Martin
Edward Buck John Merritt
Hugh &. Boyle Mrs. Susan Marshal
Wright Burgess DIR. f. w. Menching
CIaudIus Buster Captain Charles W.
James Burford Morgan
Abraham Beaver Elijah Nav
Samuel Bemer Ministers OF the Cos
Henry ID. Bedford pei
Rev. b. N. Brown James c. Maupin
James Il. Crawford James McLanahan
EbeueZar Christian James McLake
H. Copeland Rev. S S. McRoberts
Samuel Clark Jacob Newman
HeZ b. Cease John S. Newman
Robert Cowan David G. Nofyinge.
Z. >. Cooper George Nicholson
George Crobarger George w Norris
w iiilam CaSon Mrs Elizabeth Nixon
William w. Curry John Nibbergaul
K. L. Cook George II. Oliver
John j. Clark Isaac Peter
William Crone Daniel N. Poore
Elizabeth Davis Mrs Nancy w. Por.
Washington Denison ter
Walter ID. Dabney John w. Potts
Rev Alfred a. Esk- Charles l.. c. Page
ridge John D. Paris
W IN. , Eskrldge Lewis A. Panier
VIM. Elinger John Papton
w m. EurIt Nlrs.Jane g. Patterson
James Fl. Eveans Georpe Paris sen
Daniel T.. Fisher John "A. Parsons
Jacob Fry Mrs. Sidney r Points
John b. Firehurn James A. Richards
John X. Graves Charles i. Robertson
john Il. Garrett John Robertson
Philip Grim Letila Robertson
w ;IlIam GILES MILFORD Randall
Mrs Ann Gardner Walton p. Smith
Robert } Griffith George Starr
Elizabeth Greiner AIr. Snapp
w I'D. Grove Thomas Scoue
Rev Stephen ID. Hop Shcoiz
kIns Peter Shirley
Robert lille Rev. S,ephen Smith
Henry 1orlbeck Rev. T.. o. Summers
homaS Holt David Summers
James Heizer Thomas Schleigh
Robert NJ. Hudson Jacob Spitter
C. II. NJ Harris James Smith
Wyatl Hare Mrs. Catharine NJ.
MessrS. Hopkins & Steele
90, Sheriff Of a augusta Co
John g. Uouseman Eliza Jane Tfimb,e
John Henderson WIN. Nj. Tale
Mrs. Barbary 7. Susan Thornton
Hamilton WIN. Thompson
irS. hi"ry ranger Henry Teaiord
teIeT u Hog jackson Todd
noraham howner Jacob YaDlossen
DANIEL Hammond &. NJ. Warner
sampson Jones Thomas r. Waddcll
&ichafu L Jones V. WooIcn
John Jones Thomas wood
Mrs. 4. Johnson CONWAY while
Thomas Kent Andrew wilson
Milley%enney JOSEPH w God
Samuel A. Leake Rev Norval wusoo
John Ludwig William WEIGH
9ahuei vi. Long Samuel Walton
gonh Lockridge Marywelher Whit
bdlSer LUZ took
Goi' Joseph Larue Horatio White
Kooerl l.. Moore James w Warwick
Mrs. FRANCIS maih- Mrs. Mary Williams
ews James w, Wilson
l. TREMpEp u Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
Hinprsr Court-hoase J"chsy Ciu5 Races,

Hiurrer Couri-hoaSe .I"ctsy L7uj Races,
Er t. Ike hrs; Tuesday in NovcHo r, and CONT
- !" ...a,S
Fret Rc-E.S Day-A swerpise Co. COILS and l!i"s, yr;r
S,.i: iS riii he 't>,er;c SO, hall t"ci 20
ii ,ii ,.!or. Vie &C. Eltri. to b. a!rcScd L" Tie
f1l.tar. II aov"r Cuu';-!:o
SnG Ra-r-Sme Dar-A purse Of syn, two mile hcats-,hc
ca, ne rlor,v ,"a !n tho nnnh Of subscribers.
&G Dias RIre-Fst Raee-Propc,or'S purse S!D two nile
SIS. ,. =,
o two mil as nr'eit SIo0entrnacc $ 10 name ana
DISCO, H., topr-3 r,a%c Race Entries to he al
g DlG Ha:c-Jockey Club Purse $780, tcr mile hcatscn
nth Dri pur:" OF Sj0l three mile heacn.:Ancc depend
n. ra H.. ntrprr 81 :m'srr'rrS.
qE R.cr-Sec Dly-t curse Of $40, mile hcutScntruncc
g,,.g 10 depend o tn" num'.r OF subscribers
Ef Uy-FTr.t Raeh OF a1, mile hnaiSentTancc
-.o.y +, T. pen "a liz. nunhcr of SUBSCRIBERS
Sa! R!cSant Da,iA Of $50 mile hcaS-ir:c 'r"ny
l ling having regular pursc--cntrancc
l!n n?";jrI 81 nu N = Of su srrIh"r' go. .
,h yrq7- 9Th day. pirS" OF so vii! nc run To-" tree
any "a Genuine blood, an that has never
~ N u raiirs-. in proportion number o. sub
.. & l.. nn,y o; The as be- nd'ri s, to the pnFsr.
M C,r In len 81 ,lc firm and
with -., an doubtless b. lolr to he in go, or
N in. qnr r;, The >uscr lopcs that AZ tho mem
Iu, viii attend, H"ci H. TIC having =" Is OF horses
49, RAJ hs hrcn yo:,ponea with view that all may hav nn
:r,v vi "i rrrcn,. He both III Ia
l'ioHs and pledges ims"to make every
give "n7 satisfaction, and in his only asks tho
p-'.crc- IN! p OF I generous public.
tr y. U-rI,uly oil Oats in store.
- J. %. ANDREWS, P,oorietcr
il-lr!it
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II PGg.rrs ,chO ,ciSh Ia graic 10 Mississippi.
r,rr,rIr Pr AVIATION for Se-'rbe sursrii'rr. in con

r, Planters 1chn 1cish to rmigraic 10 mississippi.
+ p ANrArION for Sl!e.-The sUrsriirr in
r Of the death o: hi. part Tobias G. Turner, Offers
81: IA .rioa aal Ne-r" IN iazoo county, four nils
R,o,,, m! Hnuyn the .M3i LEY p nton II consists
% mn c;. Of chuic, nd " SurI.d with water md i'm
al sc ptibo Of ri!iiv tom bout 81 Negroes, "cci"au
80. = ysrrip.ioa nf Wi ~ "a - worka! hands,
it. va :orS horses. mvls, eth, ~ sheep. hogs an
il 81 mi: in: fhr the p!lnta,ol There re bout o
-, In, OF WHICH % rinred ani in cultivation
i'm ,.c i,v, ling -lous" m ou buildings mill
,., f,o, rn go quarters cool cin with two stands IN
r aur j. nrn led 10 bull! four large c rms this
- s ir. which made al !h' e"ncn an! 0e ready
~ \, thu property is large, will divide il Two plan
II nccrS. r King 10 Northern 500 10 90n aud
a4 rri. nj the Southern one, ooto llo)arr's with
.rr lts 10 II nl whi" will Lave 10 each p!are
go. m <I... lave each il good Enp@ or farm. Pos
., will sivrn wi"n rc crop il gathered Any person wish
is h. apply wing G H. Car
nrlr eu,un arciSA Turner, tine premises; Philip Dixon,
,,r. Ciatoi; VIM. tiny, fcrnon Richard j. Lyons, ~
.a I,p e. Tnuar 4 Co.. 1t nchcser; Euit', Ship Il
{, NV Orleans and the subscriber, NJ Na'"hez.
'' WILLIAM FERRlDAY
Th>rn is land nlou.h op'n and with what The hands can
,B. in.. f ~ TO !2l hands make uil crop
g., w. f.
liam
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PURSUANT 10 decree III the county CURT o. H"",cr, in
cinnrcry, John b. Jones, in l rs AID "a a'm
ntraor of Henry r. jones' deceased and udmniira OF Eliza
beth jones ccced paiari against Richard Ann W. and Alfred
D. Jones, Timothy Swift Of h lat. wir, Temper
Francis Blunt, administrator OF Henry H. Johrs drrrasd
john A. = Jnars Thomas r. Bird aud Cahariaa b wife, Mn
june JONES' Patrick H. jones' William w Mnoy md SHta T.
his wife, aui MARTHA ~ w Joncsi have appointed Saturday. the
October rndcrson'S Roads, Hanover
county, settle the said un g. jones' administration Of
Of Henry b. Jones ana Elizabeth Jones mentioned ia
sail Decree nrpoon the assets whit lime an place the
parties Interested will niand prepared accordingly.
GEORGE 5. NETIERLAND. 81. c. II. c.
i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

Cyrr,TOns sALES-Wi be sol to tr hishes, bidder, at
~ ~. uuction at the times hereinafter "e"''e"' "
nr v!!uIblc property, VIZ .,,o, e, = finn ,ho
s,, day t,crcaer the promises, IN II" lower ehd mp
M conn,r tract Land lining about !o tcre nGIoshs
" ,, 90, ,c of Alexander P,csoa, deed, adnn's ~" ah
WIN : Diuui David b. r.itcson, and Others Persons wi$
@ y, ycw the Ial before tn day % l., can have shoh heh
~ crr Of ,io ajovenamci rmca rnTchasf money py""e
in two ms, ments-lst July, 1897, an! Isl April, ieS.
day OF he month, IN lfoA o t' ""'
Hon.. in i iowa Of Lynch urg, Two unnrrDvcd ot* '
i, the plan thereof LOIS No - AMI NO. 81 !' u"
III. i'm s,rnci "a both sid ~ ri nt ,r'S ;oi: arr! 'p
-, , The purc, raih" ol"-;''i f""n o.
,, n h H., ,f March ~ uAphi!d oa the ii sep s.
q Also, on Wednesday,, 2ah day "t I'll" inc n"', ,Ini
moi TIE NJ II f, dav ,hcrciir he prt!ls ihH ryV"I
p,n,. ari Tavern md call: t."rr liii h"in" me ''
dome, of the Sid h"xaa Pi;:sot dc "h ~" ~ IN
the 81 ~ ffif" i-'a u" '"'''
s;s,i, Of npu DDS %! Lad, nni cX:ri'nt iTn'' -,
c1Iv.l! AT i'. h'id -,
ruyarn is very cosly itnacd and now 'rFnhn ~
III. most nota, public nous" between 'aS' AMI ~
Purchase money in three equal nSalmens, w: E jay!
March and l., Nuv le33. This p7orarty and tie Lots Ia l.;
,,ro lrDnr ionY u Alaxla 'rr and lh'r"" -
Il Il tr
In every case with good pcrsnnIl security will he
n the lille retained decd ken 10 SECURE payment los
oss;n, entire or partial, Immediately, it desired.
a, ,c same time with the last mentioned si winlSoh r
"a tho HIGHEST bidder credit till l July next, all the hone
@ Lrcn Furniture belonging the Tavern and private '",!
between ana 90 beds and inhirr anil Ill
os necessary 10 furnish Srch establishment ASo Such
plantation stock rs may Inc" "e ." '"' w p EoCoCK,
Eror Of A. Pattes'n, ared
30-wtit
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Sent 20

,r,,vcNr,y FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from my
Il on Saturday, the li instant, my man
lie il about twenty-five DID, blown, or Mua'o, p i %
Co. So ,nr or eleven inches high, straight ana wen ma"e'
k slow with down when sp"ken TO- III: wG was chi i
;aj or IN AMI; Inst by wilkins Edwards OF MsSsSPp .u
Fem, some of nv servants that he has been SpraSs
wn He probably may have aen apt cotton eohnG
and carried nothing other clothing off, me noFc ] ~
b. given for delivery Mr. Jamas moss or "
' o of Lopl5ardy Grore, ueeslen1nrg, "a.
Sept. % TV-o'
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$40 EHWtRD oFfERGD.-Ran nmuy from tic su'sctlar III
n''N, III" ri "a; nf the l5h inst, THREE NEGRO aEs,
.in civ Simon Johnson and Hiram Henry Nivr ~
. y" u Stu.t in fr me, square Shou!eeG MS
" ,f'lt teeth rather vide upl Gni has very hlck, re",
r is ,h," feet inches hrh MI has WY bold any
""k lie prrla sod aou: Two weeks since III III Hho""'
c,. uv"5Iy He has bcrn H:rm>;olcd 10 ser
" h ~ al il vessels runnin. 5otwrrn R"h!iord ii u /
- -" Inno, il rs:h': dark mu! .tt" i a'o9t ~ wears
' r'"s lolI slow of Speech ana u "oi' . "t
ga hh. H. sd The s;!Tc tine "" Enu:ht henry
49, " Il Eirn q" ,lr. Thomas b. Jackson lie was r!i>fG IN
l4' Of ,his .tr AMI is by t:alc rough .apen'cf'
III III ru sta, 26 OF mgr, v; Seiy 'nt Is
'i nrcS h.h. Iii: fac" is much tr'ckl r' ana ScVe'
% t teeth broken. lie ha- rather down ooS NIX
r., ny -! '!y liir, pnrch 49, ear F'd' iicEown 'h
nt I'd resided FOR svarl in PEadrphi y "h%tc nc
h'I>rif OF free lie read and write WELL an"
80, e. ht h" will furnish hin,se Henry Rivc and Simon J'i"
H. "''" "t;HI passes free papers.
oo ''lr thu" they will attempt make their wayto NoIoN'
!"n ;hcnre to Bli,norc.
"i give 81 reward for each Of the above named negroes II
10 Nr John Psram, Moorcs chonse in Petersburg
e 'd IN Jail, that he possession OF them
ih"a. ''' JAWS VI Ae'''S''"1 "' '' '"""''' w ''
and owners vessels warned aans, employing hnr
many of the law
PETER f. SCOTT,
TIIOS. P. HARDAWAY.
''W il-w6w
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I.ninnhie .Nccrucs If Luih slrcs fur SHE.


kE subscjr abandoned M urn III
Aamma offers Tor SALE, for CASH valuable and likely lot OF Ne
cn. thee number. These negroes Dallas
cuuaiy A aud BE- the plantation OF Mr. JOHN Frank
lin, where they have been for tc m years; they consist OF boys
girls, young anil well posed, an
mnrkay kePesons disposed purchase correspond Will!
have with the subscriber No l5I Pearl st., New
York until the first day Of November which letters
addressed 10 the subscriber, either Ne" horn Raleigh ~ no
ina, will r"uch him. J. W. BRYAN, .arH Iork.
Scptcr.jer6 3j-i1N
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cy,rIIER is published twice week, generally, and
c ths E luns session Of the State l.cslSiatntc,-
"'S b,r,rs Five Dollars nnnun, payable in ad-
~ chartered specie paying banks (ony) will be re-
The Editor. vii! guarantee the safety OF remit
~ en-, ,oS,are of all letters being pa, by the WRITER'S
:htn ~ ; n, discontinued, but al the discretion OF the
ST horrr, will sua'a"rce the payment OIL nine papers, snail
-, - .bs ,ca;h s'aI,i!sS;r OF ADVERTISING.
-, le;s first insertion, ?5ccns; each continuance,
~ One inserted un ha either been pu,l tr
;s,.a:' w ,, ,rrSou in this city its curirons.
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EoulSA nALHoAD CoMrANY-Se9""a i." Rail Road
,,mn,nv held at Louisa Courthouse Monday the I'm ' "
Sep,eubaf, 1896: . :, -, ,. p,; ,,,l Comma
NO. he and they are hereby reqncd, INFO the h
Viii; ,h,. dollars each share oil siorN "!
-. - ,b. soid Company before the 18th day OF oet:
Rssora That dollars share he required TO m pau ~ The
time Of subscribing nj! subscriptions hereafter " " "
.,ock Of the Louisa Railroad Comnnny .,,-oS r1srL
-, 2q-wtl5O
Sep 90
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HAND FOR SAl-l wish sell Of l., m IN the ro"niy
OF Nuihwnv b"iua-ng The OF Eraid f. llnr n"ay
containing IL tween iGH ind ID II i. ,mir NIito"uy
River, alunns the aa OF Mis- irhy Capt Bcvcrr. and others
OF so quality mud well aInrcd the growth Il" corn wheat
AL tobacco Persons Disposed rmcasc, rrd 10 view lie
land, ahd apply for lcIms WILLIAM OH,
Elecntor Of r. T.. U1rGandy, deceased.
ScDicnhcr 1Ei-Sl
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OFFICE OF THE WETraPXA ASp CoosA X r. Co.,
rv,up - WEruMrKA Ala, Goth July, 1886: J.
directors of the above Company DESTROYS OF securing the
services of competent Engineer survey and locate
hi, route OF the Weumpka and Conla Railroad commencing nj
tcr. The Of the road will through country that
"a healthy this latitude. Persons desIr"us oil
III such undertaking vii! please address the under
''s"ed d, this place. w. n. HOUGfITON,
Co. Secretary ". aad c. z. r: Go.
september 81 4l-wSw
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AnpyyIIlc $. C.. 23d August, 1895

ARREviILE, =. C., I'D August, 1850
FEAR SIR You have DOUBTLESS This expected letter from
reference the Balm: rlr the whole pur th"nsnh"
IT, uoi bottles have bern distributed, aud but very sna Hot-
;o u IA" State supplied VIXEN s"n hr tSan G" fhr mr.
g" ID" 'hs state; also Immediate supply Tor Grosih
letter from Thomas A. Johnson ct That
S w.,. knnw would aproia, him Agent. or sell him Il
w 1ov"s Of the Balm. My Agents that have heard from, are no.
Il: hlaG,,nc business. Yours in great haste,
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">a"t :" letter from inly in Richmond relation ann
I'll ~ MS D'lc" of which has ooGri for the good Oh
'''' mt Suii". with the Tooth Ache -
"1 n" m"n nave had Of Montague Balm, can truly
Nv wish he and prosper. About mnnth ago was
my I'D with nliSaosition Lied to which wGi Suffering
a 70" most Tooth Ache DR.. was attending me,
an d rotng obtained Bottle Of Montague Ram md
""H,"" immediate relief Mrs. Jcers maid avns, and
% h"' n she had been suffering for weeks SINCE lh"n
"'" heard than if every tooth her head had been en-
"''! two o!" servants been relieved in like mann'r
Sn}t Il-w3w
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reE Subscribers aSsoarrd rr' Ives under Ir
in u CRpuCu y NIMMU, exclusively Tor the purpose ~ car
ryu- Dry (iro!s business wholesale AMI rriu, have
house formerly ocupcdy Wm Il David Kyle, and
Recently hy Jennings lOnn Co.. Where tlry viii IT. few days
and desirable Il" staple and fancy
Goods avin. been selected carefully aud pnfra .cd 'f ca
ti.y thai shall be able rI favourable
house the ciyiy kcrpn. article that
hr called for their inciy hcwin" i"ir GOODS ~ all " i
the greatest and rNpccIlng To unless they
jrriry they Elilc lhcn'"rr~ thai they "ila least
AM i,u!Is aud rihr
,nr. h.;rr riry .unuy themselves TlI0$. rEi'l I'll,
e.. VI. NlMMu.
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sAr.rsnrRY, SEPT. 5:h, 1886.


From L. ~. Ia a;'"a Esq. Fdor If the ~ Car0iinian
1F.'a.. ll.LDERrY Il McPHEEIEns:
''rmra The supply Of Mon'a !ues Balm which 'S eccV
'an nearly sold mud il will b." necessary Tor you
20 md srro,! supply immediately the demand il becoming
.cic ray A. be convenient phase forward an
ia.'pa.i supply OF ~ bottle. 10 haste, yours.
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1.i-Si1 W VI lie l.. Mt'i'i''
H;OGRISTUWN BOARDING SCInOI"-Ths Institution -
ouri.nr borough Nofris,own the Ridge "'" turnpike
T., miles from PhaIrlphIa. -;.,.o.,
The situation j. retired and healthy COMMANDING o'' - WV ~
mic views the SchuyiEl
Connected with the Seminary several f'' o.
ed land which the ply steal exercises OF The Pui WI, !" ~
will hr allowed 10 "nr: The premises ""' ~
lion from puripa The pupils VIII ne N'E.I,'" " "
rnu nj either The principal O" nac :" 'r e"ehr's
attention to tr ~ H" n"
~ literary prcrrrss u tnsc placed und' bis care " Course
Of study tun. the discipline parental III ~ h"'ur
effort will he spared 10 render III" lrutu"" "o''": " "
Icure md pa' Of thr community.
Instruction will be carefully sTcn IN OIL ;Fr fG"iT"A -
LruucIr.-n Geography With the us" o "'"'s 'ht
Nns. I'M, Mathematical The Lriir, Gree H. fr"nri HF
nnrma rrs AMI Mincralcgy, Eoany Nature" T''': ~"
Chemistry. .e;, 7 ..,,-., ., .,,r
raj Philosophy ana Chemistry will b. given, which i 'unII
hy appopriir experiments; for which uPcs" t'
vel tr r"GuSl" apparatus. I "
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ny, Esp. initiate r.,
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If5.rDmr1 jaNa L. Boieau Eaq Geo. IL fa"'"e' h-4''
p!;niris-rc Cnyler D. D. sl:1 Henry, E'q.' AmToe
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
LvMrI., Tenn, August 22l, 1896.

G., LvMnI., Tenn, August 22l, 1895.
Ds,s Ehav letter a. thu 81. Nv sor Inns to Gin
i7ri Balm tn" people Of Ohio, Kentucky, and
' STATE receive it, My plan Of opera IONS are
r"n.iyc AM Won cou:ue ship until those States
m7o,cd. R"<rec, uY, your ohcdicn',
W. 5. DRUMMOND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

EpBC SATE.-Thc su5c!aI. h"Sin: >Gh! his i'rri, "'
view rltin. 70 The uwcSi, ~" "NpoS" lT S"i WEI
out reserve, public acr;n, Oh N"dn"$ the d? next "H',
ICr;i r., on credit I'LL lst july s cEtlfc personal
exception ri the sl'v's ua-'n4 oi crS corn,
fodder, beans, IRISH "t"u straw" rIrkS
ami Winter uppI.s from from Nur, OF the ccfri"d
ls,r<. O. ph,d"phi. As" pretty extensive amount
If o household aud Furniture, ami pl:a utensils OF
every lie is 50 head OF cattle, OF every n@c an"
and Of different degrees OF Ho9dt I"n o m uhn If
which very t" his entire stocks horses and sheep lie
| - or II tprnugh-bred SuoaS, GrOpd Hure Cts and fS,
of all as:s ts0mc of which very romlsins ana OF dnct
ruins Three the in 70 hy Terror the full h'o
be of Bck anL Bay Mari Sh k, Eclipse LlsI"ot, g., &c-
III. horses will be sold on IL crcdi, Of and two
I"' " lIlGu CAMPBELL,
Near Daakrk, Alag and QHe" ena"g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
P,trtNoRE Sent. Tth, 1896.


v RIn reply your inquiry "E how bottles OF Balm
want have It's popularity .hall want Tom
" rhnsard this TIE indies finding nut Ms 'nc
rac. OF wash, powder for III" teeth
n' they accomplish! the double purpose Of keeping heiI teeth
"t". AMI pr". cr'in- decay.
Il also pni.S breath, Send me ui TINT spare
In La..e you,, GEO. c. M'CUNE.