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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-01-21

31&A&
NE s"oscrI6er offers for sale an assOrt.
Il ment Of BWSW~R,oaae. ana other arti.
cles. such as Steel s1srisIgs. Hoes. AYES Adds
Bush Hooks. Shases. and ChisseIs, not sur.
passed by any 10 the country, all Of which will
be sold rs low for cash or good credit AZ nj
any shop whatever. -
ALSO.
A number Of secondhand CARRIAGES,
SULKEYS. Sc. Tor sale at cost.
n}~WOod- work 10 Wagons Of al descrip-
lions done at short notice.
Horse-shoeing and all kinds Of country W ork
and repairing done with care.
Most kinds Of humber and produce taken in
payment for the above articles, by
- - WIN. RODGERS,
Spencer Street.
An Apprentice wanted
e.a. AT THE ABOvE BUSINESS.
Litch field, May Z. 4S
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G&A3@6 8@&OCO6Os
TINE New Haven Steam Boat COMPANY.
Il until further notice, will run the Steam.
boats NesO- Hauen and Splendid on the morning
line. from New Haven and New-York, daily,
Sundays exccpted.) leaving each place at 2
o'clock P. N. % Fare 81 80.
They will also until further notice, weather
permitting, run the steamboat Citizen on the
evening Intoxicating New Haven on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 9 o'clock
and leaving New-York on the alternate days,
at 5 o'clock P. nj.
!. Fare by the Citizen 25 cts"
JOEL ROOT, agent.
NeaO- HdveM. Jan. 8, 1886. ....s.. SO
1--WE learn by the last New Haven papers
that the price by the Citizen will he the same
as the other boats-and that the Bunker Hill
has been for the present Withdrawn. >.sr.
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WHICH IN PART CONSISTS OF
~ NGLlSH and French Merinos, Salisbury
- Flannel, French Calco; also the tw illett
English Prints; variety of Silks for dresses,
ut different qualities and colors, from SO cents
to Sl.g5 per yard; wrought Capes and COL
lars. Thread and BohbiBett Laces Muslins q 2
different kinds, Thibet and raw silk Handk'fs
and Shawls. Fancy Hdk'fs and Scarfs. short
Fur Tippsts. Belts, Gloves. Hosiery g. Shoes
Corsntts. Curls. Combs, &c. &c. Also an en-
tensive assortment of MILLINERY, such M
velvet and silk Hats. Caps, Ribbons & Flow
ers. Ornaments f"r the head, Nets for ladies'
and misses. all Of which will be sold on rea-
senahle terms. --. -...... ...
IFAll kinds Of Millinery and Mantuamak-
ing done in the neatest & most approved style.
Customers are respectfully invited to call ADD
examine goods and fashions before purchasing.
elsewhere.
MiIliners and Mantuamakers from abroad
can be furnished with goods and patterns on
terms that may make it for their interest to-
purchase, instead Of going to the city to obtain
them. 10 Litchfeld, Oct. Is.
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NEW BOOKS, sc.

lust received, an extensive assortment Of
~ BOOKS. among which will be- found
The Christian Keepsake. ~ "a
The Religious Souvenir. II
Friendships Offering. ...ss3 81 eaa s.
IS The TOken-@The Giff--The Pearl.
National Gallery Of Pictures.
Gallery Of Modern British Artists.
d, StanReid's Coast Scenery. "a
Wanderiogs through North Wales.
Westal e. Martins Bible Illustrations.
Gallery Of Portraits. vs. ...-,al NJ -.i
Qnarto. svo.. Polyglot. g. Cottage BIBLES.
Brigham's InAusnce Of Religion upon Health.
Hollands Life 0f.Yan Buren,.
SCHOOL BOOKS of all kinds, Wholesale
or retail. as cheap as they can be purchased In
the state, for sale al
LORDS Book and Variety Store.
LitehAeld. Dec. s. SO
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
soithin and for the District Of Litchieid, on
the 1lth day Of January, 4. ID. 1856
Present. Frederick Welcotf, Esq. Judge.
I'm motion Of Charles Demjng, ESQ. exc
" cutor Of the last will and testament al
DoRoTHY DEMINa. late If Litchield. within
said district, deceased-This Court doth de-
cree that six months BIZ allowed the creditors
Of said estate TO exhibit their claims against
the sam0to said executor, alter he shall have
given public notice Of this order by advertis-
lng the same 10 newspaper published 10 said
Litcbfeld, and BY posting the same on a pub
lie signpost in said town Of LitchReld nearest
the place where said deceased last dweit.
Certified from Record.
- FREDERlcK WoLcorr, Judge.
In pursuance Of the preceding order. Notice
10 hereby given to the creditors of the estate
Of said DoRoTHY DEMINe. to exhibit their
claims 70 the subscriber within ak months Of
the date hereof. or they will be barred Of re-
covery. CHARLES DEMINa. Executor.
Litehfel Jan. ~, 1885. SO
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Drugs. and Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

u. g.. BECAWeKTH
OFFERS for sale complete assortment
" Of the above articles 10 quantities to suit
the purchaser, on as good terms ms they can
be bought within the state, for cash or credit,
including an assortment of BrOnzes, Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums Copal and Shell
Lac, Alcohol. Japan and Copal Varnish, TIA
marinds, Madden, Cochineal, Indigo, Ameri-
can and Russian Tsinglass, Spices, Sal Erat,,s.
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidiitz
Powders. Congress Water. Superior and
common winter sperm, Castor, pure Linseed
and Sweet OILS, Chlorine. Tooth Wash,
Preston's Salts, Bsyberry TaIlsw.
ALARGE ASSORTMENT Of
PATENT MEDICINES,
including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's
Panacea. Batenan's Drops, Welch Medica-
mentum, Thompson's Eye Water, Pills Of
various kinds, &c. &c.
Also, a complete assortment Of
English & American Paints,
among which are White and Red Lead. Whit.
ing, Chrome Yellow & Green, Prussian Blue
No. and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra De
Sienna. Vermillion. Lamp Black, sc.
London Brown Stont-Porter-Old Madei-
ra. pure Port, Samos and other WINES
Pure COgniac Brandy. Holland Gin, West
India Rum, sc. as medicines.
Physicians. Hatters, Painters. sc. supplied
on as good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities in New-York. .-
Litchfeid, June as, IT'S
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NeGU FOJI 6v9sI Winter Goods.
MISS A. p. CABLE
Is ao'c opening a ne,o supply Of Fall & Winter
Goods, together 10Th a general assortment Of
MILLINERY,
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NOTICE.

Is IVO1 1OLs4 i h 't8@Ri
WE Court Of Probate for the District of
- L'tchAeld hath assigned the llth day OF
ceos1ary next. at ten o'clock 10 the forenoon.
.. ne Probate Office 10 LiichReld. for the ex-
W." add settlement Of the administra.
,s ':n account ," On the estate &c RurH WlLsoK.
.s's ~ burlington. in said district. deceased.
=, " s;S time and place oil persons interested
~ !" ss.u +ststs viii. if they sre cause. attend
a. O's s1,d Court and he heard 10 the premi-
Ses' By'oFdsr of said Court.
Liieh6eld. Jan. 7, 1885. : ~ sss
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TO PRINTERS,

IO FE1N IERSs
u WHITE and VIM. HAGER respect
- fully inform the Printers of the United
States, TO whom they have been individually
known az established Letter Founders. that
they have now formed a cOpartnership ia said
business. aud from their united skill and ex-
:ensiye experience, they hope to be able to
give satisfaction 10 all who may favor them
with their orders.
. The Introduction Of machinery in place Of
the tedious and unhealthy process Of casting
type by hand, desideratum by the European
founders, was by American ingenuity and a
heavy expenditure Of money on the part Of
our senior partner, FIRST successfully accom-
plished. Extensive use Of the machine cast
letter has fully tested and established its supe
rioriiy in every particular over those cast by
the old process. lea ast h#
The Letter Foundry Business win hereafter
be carried on by the parties before named.
under the Arm Of White, HGgor & Co. Their
specimen exhibits a complete series from Di-
almond 20 sixty four line Pica-The hook and
news type being 10 the most modern and
light style. ~ .s..f 4. i s-..st ae.s,s go tsF'
White. Hagar & Co. are agents for Smiths
and Rust's Printing Presses. which they can
furnish to their customers at manufacturers
prices. 1te e
-Chascs. Cases. Composition Sticks. Ink,
and every article used il the Printing business,
kept for sale and furnished on short notice.
Old type taken in exchange for new at nioe
cents per pound. E
r. WHITE & w. HAGER.
Meas. York. Dec. 1885. .. 10
JOB PRINTING
oF ALL KINDS
DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
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New Arrangement.
NeW.Havem, Litchlield, and
ALBANY.


THE STAGE through Watertown. Waters
4 bury, Salem Bridge. and Woodbridge. to
New Haven. will leave Liichfrld Tuesdaya
and Thursdays at 9 O'clock 10 the mortiiSg.
and on Saturdays at o'clock so as gO1hrough
to New-York the same day. add return from
the Boat az noticed heretofore. 'f"a
A stage will also leave New Haven every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday on the arr
rival afthe Boat. for Naugatuc aud Waterbu-
~. and return next days. leaving Waterbury
at A. NJ, making a daily line between New
York and Waterbury. and tri.sceekly between
New York and LitchReld. ly e.
Stage then leaves Litchaeld for Albany on
the arrival Of the stage from New Haven an0
arrives 10 Albany next day 70 dine.
Extra Coaches alvey III rssdlns': at I.laeh.
passeugers 10 any place or the route.
j Inquire In New Have1 at tina Old Stage
House. opposite the Tontins: and q Lllchasld
nf o. 'VMdhams: Agent. Fare from New.
York 10 LltchAeld 80 90. .ft
JOHN w. HARRIS 4 CO.
NavgatUe. Oct D. ~ PVsprisisFs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-12
g0ENYa ".
HMucH VET REMAINS rS>cSo.
- .-------- r,-oyyyp II

----------F5R THE ENQUIRER
Cu NO 7 NEVER MENTION ~. ,,.,.
new song old air. respectful! WETER GRlEyoCS.
pusIe b. their MACE ta9cjisd servant,
Oh nc, never mention u,
Nor wish II TO br Icar"'
Nv trembling lipsrciuso 70 SPe"N
TrIa. Too familiar word
r,om uIacr to place hurry mo-
still. seeking toJors'f
E,t nh the dnRs 40 worry me,
! fts-I al IN ds5t
They bid seak in other scenes
Tin. more sec;
RAJ, were in i foreign chime,
They'd iind no change on me.
,I's true tia, no more should view
Nv trsleSnen in pet,
Collectors would elbow me,
But should drsam u debt.
Oh when tiak former days,
Ev I,oyt and Cash made BRIGHT
When rc!lo;y boYs and black euee girls
Gave life delight,
feel tits vain TO russic with
The feelings of regret: .
The boys went first, aud then tho l'F@'
And now dr1 in DEBT
All Blessed time. when every SOUND
4 Ho.c Of joy coareJ'd
yh.nb current com
In cou,ships pleasant trade
Now notes Of hand alone view,
b. 10 he met;
And many a leng,head balet-due
Reminds me--f'n iK dsd:
They teln she is happy now
Who loved long
They SAY that she iorgots mr., now
nv funds getting low.
heed net what they soy-otl
Believe her fdiihtnl-yet
She cannot feel wha, have Jdt,
Fol she ~ DEBT
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ADAlLY LINE OF COACHES

ADAlLY LINE OF COACHES
S for LyneA!TrE f " on% st s' 5 ,hs
@o5ssssassxRsXs o LID LINE Of Coaches from RI CHI
mond To Lynchbulg on the South side Of James RiGer
h,yr far he Greater accommodation of the travel ling
public, established i. DAILY: ,, r.
CASTLE the Sweet Springs. White Sulphur Springs, to-
Icwisburp connecting with E. Porter II Co.'S line t"
Guyandoc. .. ,rohbrro
With our horse post coach line, established lately t'
the Warm Springs, via Lexington, Va
At Rancs' this line connects with the S"uih "ese
ern line. At Lynchburg, with the Piedmont line ard
The line to Salem, where passengers going to Tennessee
Valley c there within % P piles. of If hs Sq
tnra Bridge, and in the vicinity OF the reaHs o,
AT the Sweet Springs 1t connects WIFI 'i'e u '''
Sulphur Springs. ,.,J
NJ Office at the Bar Of the Eagle Hotel, Riehmes@
For the Pr"yriftorS.
p.,. ,,, : 1876 2e-sf
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EB UMFORD ACADEMY.-The present Principal
EA Of this Institution having declined converting 1t
into Female School, contemplated, the subscriber
informs the public that the Male School will be continued
bv him tac ensuing session. commencing the 10Th OF
January and ending on the 10Th of December with
vacation of one month in the summer.-ln this school
will be taught the Latin Greek, French and Spanish
Languages, Mathematics, including Arithmetic, AIge.
bra. Geometry, plain and spherical Trgonomelry and
Surveying together with all the branches of the English
Language usually taught in preparatory schools
Terms for the scholastic year of ten months:
Board including every thing, ........ SgO
Tuition Observation-Disclosures. 30
Onc-haf payable the LIST of April, and the other on
the LIST Of October the pupil furnish his own bed and
candles, deduction of $40 will be made The board
ing department, will be under the exclusive management
Of Mr. Samuel Robinson.
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN
Aupnst Observation-Disclosures
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liant still Ont ,ciih Prizes!

Drawn Nos Of Petersburg, No. TO- drew Az e D.
ii y IS - - s @J and "r 1sid on prcsen.
Nos ID I'D ol anu ~ - wy HOYT.
'a! Three mare prizes Of 100000 yet to come tins "n'n
ho!es ur;zrs Of 10000, $4,000, $loOOo, and o'er
good prizes -, .-,,,r. 20 ror,,ne's Pet. HOYT,
who is extremely ANXIOUS 10 SEM oAp''''
oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-12

m OUISA RAIL.ROAD-At a meeting Of the Pre-
sIenl and Directors of the Louisa Raj l-road cGl
pany at Louisa Courthouse Oh Tuesday the l4th cay
Of June lS36-prcscnt: Frederick Harris. President
Charles Y Kinbrough, Jas. NJ. Norris Charles IhomP
SON. and Thomas Johnson, Directors: go
RcSoirld That this board looks the extension Of Inc
Louisa Railroad TO the Valley of Virginia, in the dec-
ton Of Harrisonhurg, with much interest
ResoIrcd, That the in obtaining subscriptions
in the short tine since the opening OF The books mas
been such warrant the confident eXpectaoi that,
by proper excrlions funds may be raised TO extend me
road at least as far as Gordnsvile in the county OF Or
angc
be Obtained this board thinks it decidedly for the inter-
est of the COMPANY to extend the Railroad ut least us
far as Gurdonsville speedily as possible
Rcsoced That the citizens interested in The extension
of the road be invited TO cooperate BY their influence
and subscriptions in raising the necessary unds LOT uis
prosecution Of this important work 49,
Ordcrcd That the President and each OF the DIRECTORS
f This Board be authorized TO receive subscriptions To
the stock of the company, and ta looks be oPt"eu o
the first day of July next, for receiving subscriptions
al Louisa Court house. under the direction OF Johi nun
fer and Nathaniel Thompson, either OF them; at Cor
donsvilc under the direction Of Charles Beale and Will
| linn F. Gordon or either Of them; mt Orange Court
| house under the direction OF Reynolds Chapman and
Edmund Taylor sther Of them; at luylorsvIe, un,
der the direction of William D. Taylor and Edmund
Winston or either of them; at Walters Tavern IN spot
svlyapa under the direction OF Lewis rawlings ana
John BilIinGsy or either of them; at BarbouTSve,
under the direction James Barbour ST.. ana rhll'P {.
Barbour or either of hem at Jacksons Tavern under
the direction Of David Richardson and William Nelson.
or e;,hpr Of them in Richmond under the direction OF
Conway Robinson and David Anderson. Jr or either oil
them and that such commissioners receive TWO uoilas
upon each share subscribed, at the Tune OF subscribing
and that lie said books be kept open until the further or
0'' u LILO '''" NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk,
1ao1 lift
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BIGGER'S
Exchange end lottery GGce
RICHMOND, FIRGISIA.

Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, Class 4, e..
July ~''' ~ 4 SIG 30 Oh II
Single No. Prizes $50 sac $50 SO So:
n Whole ticket Nos. IA % 30, the third Iigheg,
pital of Ten Thousand Dollnrs, was shared and SIN,
correspondents by BIGGER, as follows:
One half of $40 coo sent to 4 gentleman in y. CaS,,
Quarter Of 10000 do. DO. ii White Suipbr.
Eighth of 10000 do. do. in Goochaud.
Do 10000 do. do AIbrnarlr
Resides the whole Of 5000, 100 CO. 80 &c. we've nj 81,
and will be paid, as usual, at sight, by BIGGER
Drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, NJ. ..
u'e" " .:| Ct 45 80 CO y p A. % ~
Whole Ticket, 20 80 60, small capital OF $50 sd
and paid at sight, by BIGGER
Drawing of the WelI=burs Lottery, Extra, No. !,
sg II b 81 I 50 IS Is &C Is IS Il Ii
Tickets, Is 80 81, and 10 Ii 81, capital prizes. 81.
and paid al sight, by BIGGER
TRIO MORE C.lPIT.1LS At BiGGEESn
Drawing of the Virginia Wheeling Lottery, Chs,
NJ" 10 H. I 20 ~ - g. DC 30 81 - II # >,
Whole Tickets ) 10 u, and 10 Il 81, Snug ,,,,,,
sold and paid at sight, BY BIGGER
n The above prizes can be seen at
BlGGERS PRIZE OFFICE
BIGGER has again the pleasure Of prcsen,ia, 10 T.,
friends and patrons the two following Lt.'aa, scheme.
to which he respectfully calls their attention:
n $50 600 and 100 OF l.UlU! -
VIRGINIA Leesburg Lottery, No. ., 10 tie drawn Au.
Splendid Capitals 600. 900, 1909, $500 1850
! !. OG7 l.2. 100 Of 1000.
Tickets $40 halves 5, quarters J 80.
certificate of package Of Whole Tickets vii. u
/ ,opt FIR Sl3O-Halyrs and Quarters in pIpnOI.ua
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SIXTY THOUSAND DOLL.lkS'
S3U,GUU! and Sl0.GDU:
For the 1874 Urt0bGr.

Amounting TO more than one million OF coia;s.
Tickets S20-tlavcs lO-Quar,rts =.
H. package OF . Whoes, will be FORWARDED o'
$500: shares in proportion.
Certificate of package Of whole ckcts, SE6
Do. half, "'' y
Do. quarters, W. ~
~ Tickets and Shares in all Lotteries can De mi,
10 0'''' BlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Richmond. IL.
Orders meet the most prompt attention. and III al
cosss the original (Managers) Tickets and Sha;"> VIII
he forwarded consequently not liable 10 any mistake OF
J;snn,c The CASH for ali Capital Prizes can be had As
usual at sgAt the moment the drawings are Trce,TG
o. Corner opposite the E"g,s llotd,
H., Oh 2i-w3SF
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August j

N OTICE-The subscriber being DESTROYS Of engug-
lS ing in the Farming business, wishes to sell or eS'
change his Tavern in the Town Of Scottville in the
county of Powhatan, known the Scottve Hotel; at
this time occupied by Mr. Ebert Moscby for farm 4
description is deemed unnecessary, person will
purchase without first viewing the premises. will
" saw the present tenant is getting good run Of GUS
tom and bids fair TO increase, there is but other
tavern kept in the place, at present Amy person wish.
inc TO purchase or exchange farm for it, will please
plv to the subscriber who will shew the property and
dispose Of it on very liberal terms.
"'SF' RICH'D. BASS.
Scottville August 5. 26-wSw'
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A MELlA SPRINGS.-The subscriber takes this
IS method Of rendering to his friends and the pubic
generally his thanks for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received at the Amelia Springs. under cir
curnslunces by favorable TO himself as pro-
WIDER or to the beneficial properties OF the waters
The Amelia Springs have been so long place OF re-,
sort to the nvals of The adjoining counties, and indeed
Of the State generally, that he deems it unnecessary TO
say any thing in Recommendation of the virtue Of their
waters but would refer those nnacqualnled with lncir
properties or the beneficial effects resulting from their
use 10 those who have tried their efficacy Many such
the subscriber knows there are WHO have paid constant
and regular visits for 40 so years. uninterrupted, OK
cept during such intervals they were unable to pro-
cure accommodations al the place or in the nelghbornood
The proprietor has incurred considerable expense IN
providing the necessary buildings for the accommodation
of visitors, and is engaged in building large ana
com,nodous brick building, stories high, on hIgh and
saubrous spot and within $50 200 yards OF tho spring
with the necessary stables, outhouscs, and every other
convenience calculated to render the place one OF COM
fort and pleasure The house will not be completed tor
the reception of visitors until the latter part o the sea-
son. but independently of this, there are other houses
heretofore used sufficiently commodous to accommodate
all who may fee! disposed 10 visit the Amelia Springs
The proprietor has provided himself with good ser
wants and osers and will every exertion in h:
power to give satisfaction 10 those who may choose tc
patronize him. and render their visit both beneficial
and agreeable FRS. a. NlLSON'
| JuIv / lG-w0w
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n;a or Petersburg Lottery, No. q, Extra.

pI G5 = . Is AZ 81 30 53 Al
u" ~ i, ,ho Measure of selling and paying
o n WaiI p' 1" y 800, drawn to Nos A.
o"r' .3n0thcr! .
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery oft y; No. .: a. "a %
20 80 Is 33 II Il Ion ~ ::nJ and mid paid
Nos. 25 80, another prize oil S"'o S00 A'' HOYT.
by Fortunes favote,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-12

ET PETTUS, CoMB MAHUrAcTuRERANDR EPAIRGE:
a q E. or Main street, few duors below the Old
Market House-sgn Of the large Comi,-keturns ms SIN
ccrc thanks 10 the ladies' of Richmond and It's Vcin N.Y.
for nas lyors and informs them that lie is prepared to
mend and alter old Combs, to make them MS God
as when new; and he will warrant them TO be as a'HTa,
be where mended, as any other part OF the Comb Ola
Combs cut, altered, and put IN any shape mat map oe
desired.
The subscriber has on hand lot of beautiful foIc Use
Shell which he intends make into Combs of the LATEST
fashion He invites the ladies' TO i've him call before
purchasing elsewhere as he is prepared to sell Loos
p sasl 10 per cent chea per than they he bought i'll
the CITY, All Combs made and sold BY him, will be re-
paired for half price, will be taken in exchange for
others g.
The subscriber hopes by puncuality and strict aen-
lion 4, business 10 merit share Of the patronage Of
generous public. =, n,,,,r,-e
Aug5 l2o--'1J n FL ioo.
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A CARD.-The subscriber wishes TO obtain employ
"a ment for the next year, 1887 as Overseer or
Manager of plantation and negroes. He has been en-.
gagged in the business for ~ years during of which he
has been employed upon two of the largest estates on
the Pamunkey For information as to his character and
qualification he is authorized TO refer TO the following
gentlemen viz: W. T. Wickham, DR.. Jno. Sheppard
William D. Taylor and J. D. Andrew, Esqs, Hanover;
Edmund W. Tompkins and James Lyons, Esqs, Rich
mond. IRA l.. BOWLES.
o. Address, Hanover Courthouse.
Aug5 5-t
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The Texas Commissioners, who were sent to Mata-
oras TO negotiate an exchange of prisoners not having
surcceded nave received their passports from ueheIa'
rrna 20 return 10 Texas The offer of escort was de-
clina1