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RANGER'SIS

w Ii be sold, at the door Of the
Nv " Courthouse, in Liberty, on Mon
,say, The ist day Of Jauuary, 1888, the
following described Strays, to wit;
aOne bay MARE, taken Up by Jesse
Williams, with both hind feet white, white
~ her lace, 3 or years old, no brands
visible. Appraised to $50, by Howell
Wall and VIM. b. Wall.
One bay HORSE, taken up by r. M.
Nellson, about l2 hands high, with CROFT
name and tail, some white marks on his
body, 10 or II years old Appraised to
$l5 l8i, by John Walker and O. ]. Don
nella.
!, One black MARE, taken up by Benz
FAIRBANKS, with blaze face, feet all
white, branded with lcttuss 8. E.. 8 years
old, Appraised TO $50, BY Glass Castor
and L. L. D, Anderson.
One red y white pied STEER, taken
UP by David Parker, marked with crop
and underbt III the right ear and swai-
owtork IN the left, has the appearance Of
Ia brand on each hip, A years old. An
praised to $25, by.,N. smylie ana John
Dickson.
Two STEERS, taken up BY Jas. Smy-
lie, one of them is red, with his horns
dropped and the ends sawed off, with a lit
tic white in his lace, no brands visible,
marked with a swalowfork and underbit
in he right ear and crop-and underbit in
the len, about six ycarssold, appraised to
SIS. The other is brown, with little
white In the flank, bothshind feetawhitc
half way up the hooks, no brands visible,
marked with smooth crop and fshhook in
the right and swallow fork in the lelt ear,
broad horns with the points sawed off, 6
years old, appraised to SEQ, by C. C. Nc
Roy and Benz. Fairbanks.
One white and red speckled BULL, 4,
ken M hv Gideon Lard, about ten years
old, marked with an uuucI ana upper Slope
in the left and over slope and underbit in
the right ear, 10 years old. Appraisedto
$40, by Henry Lard and VIM, Hardness
One rcd and white pied HELPER, ia
ken up by Sarah Huff, about 4 years old,
no marks or brands percoivable. Appral'
sed to SIS, by n. l.. Huff and Peter Whit
| tinGton.
One red and white li!llFER, taken "
by VIM. Hughes, marked with an uppe
slope in each year, about 3 years old
branded with N. B. on the right hip. Ap
praised to SO by w. c. Calendar and Jas
Hill.
One black and white pied COW, wit
a calf, taken up by A. NJ. Wilkinson, MAJ
ked with crop and undorbit in each eal
branded with figure 8 on the right hip
Appraised to $l1, by Duncan Wilkinso
and Young Butler.
One dark brown BULL, taken up b
! A. Warnock, white in his TANKS, and
istar in his face, about 5 years old, Il
I marks or brands perceivable. Appralse
| 10 gig, by lie hoy Warnovh aud pom'L
Moore.
|. Q. BENTlIALL, Raagsr.
Dec. |, 1887. so
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then are we ungrateful. AS a day then
Is appointed by the Governor, let US all.
as our good old fathers did before us, 90
to church and have a good sermon, and
Jine In the sarvices ofpraise and thanks
glvln, and then come home and Gil the
family together, and invite in as aaty as
there is room for, and who haint got no
family; and if there be any pumkins inscre-
alton, hope they won't be neglected and
l hope no man Of the rale grit will, on
that day, fail to top off thanksgivin din
ner with genuine punkin pie, and do all
IN his power to see that his poorest neigh
Dor has one too. some how feel sure
that things go right when punkin pies are
respected; our pious and patriotic fathers
patronlzed them; and no two things in my
mind seem to hinge together 50 snug, and
have hung together so long, as patriotism
and punkins.
Your friend and ob't serv't
NOW MING
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Notice.

A LII those indebted TO the late firm
IN Of ShnlerA Travis, will please
come forward and close their accounts
which are due, either by note or cash, as
the interests Of the late firm can afford no
further indulgence.
WIN. TRAVIS.
~ B.--L. L. Shuler, formerly of the
firm Of Shuler T. Travis, having abscon-
ded, said firm is dissolved, land further
Liabilities Of the firm, through any con-
tracts Of L. l.. shuler, " hereby forbidden,
F@ W.T..
Liberty, Nov. rs, 1887. 40
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Choice of a Professionally. Smelling,
editor of the "Boston News" after lndl-
ting column on this subject, sums up us
follows: NThe stage is a poor, bcggaa,rly
trade: the pulpit affords only the facility
of marrying rich maid or widow; army,
ditto; law, good Lord! physic, throw 1t to
the dogs; literature, horsewhlp your son
If he show any taste for it; poetry, blow
out his brains at once. There are excep-
tons as there are prizes in a lottery but
as a general rule, lad bids talrer ior
comfort and responsibility who crosses ms
legs on q tailor's shopboard or swings a
sIedge, than he who goes to college"
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LOOK HERE.

MELLOW CITIZENS Those thai arc
IL Indebted to me, had better make
payment Immediately, or show cause why
u settlements IRE not made BY the 10th
q January, they will be sued. Custom
ers, IL you wishto savescost, you will ay
your debts. Yo1nuve. mad my goods, and
am determined 10 have my honey.
P. B.. VAN NORMAN.
Liberty, Dec. i2,l837 B5o
N. B. After the 1st Of January there
will be nothing but specie taken for Dos,
kage, and that on delivery.
?. D.. V. I'm
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Notice.

A r the December term, 1887, Of the
IA Probate court OF Amte county,
shall apply for writ Of Dover TO issue
10 have my Dover laid off, in and to one
third of N. T.. 1 of Section 8, Range 4,
cast; and the N. W. Of same Section,
Range 4, cast, Of Township 3,--of lands
belonging to the estate of Green G. Cas-
ton.
JANE MOOR,
former toidow Of G. G. CASTOR.
tSov. 27, 1897. 4o-4t
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NJ Notice.

LII those indebted to the unde rsi0n.
IN ed for 1886, will please tn sa,e IA ior
ward and settle, or they viii find iheil
notes and accounts in the hands Of propel
officers for collection.
NORWOOD e. BRAMBLET.
Dec. 10, 1887 III
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons are hereby forewaFned
IN against trading for note drawn
by the undersigned, and made payable to
NJ. w. Crowders, onahe LIST day of Janu-
airy next, for $500 with a. small credit.
The consideration for whichsoid note was
given has entirely failed, and am deter
mined not to pay it unless compelled by
law. STEPHEN WILKINSON.
Oct. 81, 1887. 46-tc
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w. e. p. G. TIGNER,
E.rccvtOr's Sale.

KKTlLL be sold on the first day Of
" January next, at the door of the
Court house in Liberty, within lawful
hours, on credit Of twelve months, two
likely negro men, belonging TO the estate
Of James m. Lea, dec. Notes with apPro-
we'd security will be required,
DAVID LEA, Ear
Nov. 81, 1887. 49-4t
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Liberty, Nov. 25, 1887. 40
Houses and Land for Sale.

VESiiE undersigned will sell on accom-
modatng terms, their premises ad.
Joining the-tawn of Liberty. There arc
fifty acres Of land in The tract Immediately
adjoining the village, part Of which has
been m cultivation, and is now under exz.
Observation-Disclosures. There r., immediately
adjoining the grdie of the town, two eligi2
BE building lots with beautiful oak groves
on them, which might be laid ofi'into acre
Or ha''-"~"a Lots. On the premises are
good ana comfortable dwelling. kitchen,
Smoke house, Negro honsos FIST rate fin.
ished Stables, Corn-crlb, Gin Wnrl, house,
an excellent Well, with well er,.iosed and
fertile Garden. In fine, every convent>.
ence for family residence, or House Of,
Public entertainment offers themselves to
the purchaser. The buildings ars situated
at the junction of the Jackson and Holmes.
vile roads, and cannot failto suit the taste
OF any person wishing 10 purchase
Terms made known by application TO the
undersigned at the premises.
l.. & A. WARNOCK.
Liberty, Nov 90, 1887. 48-,f
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Tam about AID wheel a5om.-w say,
Tompkins, how comes it that you have de-
serted the democratic party, and ~omo
over at this particular time?' said a man
to his friend as he noticed him among the
long wing procession on Tuesday night.
Ooh, no desertion whatever, by no
means; always belonged to the democra-
cy Of numbers, and your party appear TO
have the biggest crowd just now"
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Notice.

Notice.
n ETTFRS of Administration having
been granted TO the undersigned at
the November term, 1887, of the Probate
court of Amite county, on the estate OF
Cornelius Wilmington, deceased Notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted 10
said Estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
to present them duly authenticated, with.
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
WIN. CAUSEY. Admir-.
Dec. /, 1887. SCOT
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"AND YOU TOO, BRuTusm

Heres a first rate thing. Read it,
reader.
"AND YOU TOO, BRUTUS?"
The ''author Of the letter to Sherrod
Williams" can thus exclaim with wounded
Caesar, for his "suferngs is intoerable."
His great "Safety Fund" has al asl proved
u losing business with him. The Moscow
iof his proud fortunes has arrived, and
three short years of humbngging more
will bring them to their Waterloo. His
star is fast setting, and the contemplate
political reptile, pledged to "follow in the
footsteps" of man who dared to Hdmpie
on the constitution, laws and lIberty ofths
people, will be compelled TO ''abdicatc his
throne" amid the Kisses, groans, and exc
crations of ruined and insulted millions
When the ''author" shall again present
himtelf before the "American People" as
a candidate for the Office "laeice ~, Efs8 10
my ULustriouS predecessor" and shall be
counting his chances Of success, it is now
reduced to moral certainty that he will
be obliged TO sing to the tune of "York,
you're toanted ~
The news of the unexpected, undreamed
| OF, unlnouSht Oh, anu tioSt astounding rev
olution in New York, the political Gibral
tar of the "Gorernment," will no doubt stir
|up the slumbcring lion at The Hermitage
like long pole. He will be ready 10 cx-
claim,
This looks like rebellion"
and in all probability the catastrophe OF
the immediate destruction of dozen pipes
Twill be the consequence. A "letter TO the
GLOBE will be forthwith forwarded by
"express," denouncing the course Of the
people of New York as 'Perfdous anC
treacherous, and that they have given the
Istate to the Wings merely to CRAFTY Bid
die and the BarangS."
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STOLEN,


E,NROM the stable Of the Liberty ilo-
n tel, on Monday night the Goth inst,
a bright bay Horse, about four or five
years old, several white specks upon his
rump and back, hoof Of the left hind foot
white, and white two inches above the
hool, little white on the back part Of the
right hind foot, rather low in The withcrs,
with long bushy tail. The public arc
requested to keep look out for The horse
and thief, and give information to the UNI
dersigned at Liberty, for which they shall
be llDeraity rewarded.
OF On the Same night, sorrel Horse
with blaze Cacc, was stolen from me
same stable.
JAS. Nj. SMILEY,
Nov 81, 1887. 48-tt
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J. UUW NINC.
Maj. D5wningyilIe Mil. Cd Brigat
From tie Louisville Jouraql.

Here's a first rate thing. Read il
rendnr
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Postponed <Nfc
OF DAN RIVER LAND.

- RSl'A\T Ia order n decree of the Couti
of Equity tor tas~el County. v G. made al
November term. -}6 nh he Soid on HIe prevj.,x Ia
the highest bidder, Thursday the ith elay of Nav
ncNt, On credit oil /. and 3 years. with interest
from the dly ri sale. tract OF Land belonging To the
hens ri Bartlett aneey. decd, situated on the south
side OF Dan River, midway betweem Hitoa anil Daa-
ric adjoining the Lands OF Andrew Harrison Wal
tiers others containing e2s ACRES more or less
about 80 ACRES of which are RIVER BOTTOM
IN good heart and line condition. The plantation i
divided INTO three shifts OF sufficient extent work
fifteen hands Ia advantage. The cleared land Is in
high state nj Improvement aud the bottom land i,
thoroughly drained. The woodland attached to the
tract, CONSISTING ri about siS hundred acfes) is we'll
tmbered and Of the best quality ol tobacco land
The fences are new aud the Improvements, such as
arc usual ON plantations, are separated from the
homestead. II Will be sold m one entire tract or
divided, may be deemed most advantageous 10
these concerned.
tnnliy OF like character caanot present sell in tin,
portion OF the State.
The land will be exhibited at an, time b, Dr. II.
VI Adcn, who lives ON the premises, AID IN his alb
scnce reference ma, be made to his oycrsccr.
Bond and approved srcuft, will be fcqrncd Of The
purchaser purchasers and the title To the prpp-
ery will be retained until the whole Of the purchase
money l. paid.
Possession will be given the 18th Of Dee. 81
and facility afforded for sowing grain in the fall.
The purchaser may likewise have AN opportulir,
Of supplying hnuseli on the premises, with corn,
tudrf, oats, stock OF every descriptions, and all the
neceSsar, tools for farming operations, OF the bet
quat, fair terms.
ANDREW HARRISON, e. VI. F..
i. :. The above sale, originally advertised to take
place ON the lst OF March, has, from peculiar cir.
eumstanccS, been postponed until the itl day of
May, when IT will cenalnl, take place.
\. lie. NJ F.
March 20 IDS
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= Dr. iScslc'~ Pills
TOR FEMALES,

For obstr"cii0nS DebitHy Iyloeho"iyi Green Sickness
t'idiHcss AMI Pd'piftfioH n he Iaff Bdd Diycsf0a
ihinS Food ami PAINS Of he Sfon,och The pills puri-
y and promote brisk circulation OF the blood when become
sluggish aud usirecd from the foregoing disorders revive thu.
REGULAR habits Of the una, female whose hi, and pal
I'D '"hhienance brrumta r-animac and cshcns with the
natural glow ofu-lucd health. They equally conuc
II The health of marrcd LADIES' except OF pregnancy or
Consumption, tehca hcg must not BE- h,kca.
Price - III per box.
~ Nonc genuine unless -Ienrd r. hIDDER. on the
wrapper fS1ie proprietor and Dr. Conuav by
whom thu, for sale, his Counting Room No % Court
street, Boston and b, hi~ spcciu appointment, hv
]. r. ROY ALL. and
Howell DAVIES, Lynchburg.
August
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VIRGINIA:
rules holden IN he Clerk Office Of the C,rcn,
"A Court oil Law and Chancery, for the >nneror
the 9th day of February, 1887 io vi l.! nehburr
Alexander Liggatt, administrator de h,,;
annexed OF John Lynch, deed '9 'oh WITH the viii
against flalnui
!ohn Johnson IN ms own night, and as ex.r,,f,
Nichols dee d., Mary Johnson wife of Joln = o Joseph
.ayh LOWS Merrt', executor OF Lewis Niebos d, yohr
,sneh ana i'ch his wife, and John Nichols % u; join
Nichols, - Bo~cock and Nancy his ue ~, VI Joseph
rey and Pasey his wife, Leroy Merritt Iomnz 'a,am SIC
Poll. his WIFE, Lewis Merritt, Jr and Wm r U, oorg ont
IN CH,yc.,x Defendant.
The defendant, - Bo~rock and Name, hi; -,
LEROY Merritt not having entered ti,i, us H.
security according 10 the act Of Assembly and the ,, ghca
court ana npprarngb by satisfactory evidence t,, = o tn.
not lnlaliuhts OF tins country: Ii orIcr h., ~,
iildans do appear here the first lay Of the nov, sad d.
answer Inc h4 OF ihe Plaintiff and that copy of III. ant
b. oft" TN inserted III some newspaper prinid IN s or
Of lSnclbnrs Tor two Month. suecesyeIy nna ~ ue town
front door OF the courthouse in said town i'ed at ts
ACopy-Teste
February ''a' &C.
WIN
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TH7liE subscriber having sustained considerable III
4 lnry, for number of years his property ON
the hill, and else" here, by reSpassng on his lots,
breaking down fences, &c. takes this method to in
form the people generally that he is no longer dis
posed to submit to these lniurics-but the pub
lie that he will put the law in force against all X every
person respassing his property, in the vicinity
Of LAnchburg-also on his plantation in Campbell
county, situated Fishing Creek, adjoining Mr..
Jones aud othcrs-and also, his Woodland in the
nelghborhood of Mr.. G. Winiree and ohers.-The
law SHALL be enforced against all such offenders, with
out respect To persons. y. LlGGATT.
March l6. WV
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POETICAL.
AMOS KENDALL A POET.

The following specimen OF the poetic ability ofihs
Postmaster General was published in the Globe =
tew DAYS ago. but escaped our attention Ii is too
good to GO without republication. The "ont II came
q she third sauza is OF the very highest order OF YER
SSca,ion and is only equalled BY the admirable irony
al the second, where he imagipes his own death, IN
slain" The occasion which first gave
shis poetic gem TO the world, the Inaugural DIN
Der W Washington the 4h inst, where twas sung
the editors of the Globe avoueh with impressive
effect BY Doctor Boyd Reilly" The effect upon ms
heare rs when the Doctor roared. out with the spot
was greater than that produced ~ Mrs Siddons
in her palniiest DAYS. BY her performance OF Lady
Macbeth. in the scene where she cries, "ont damned
.:,otr' Tina, Amos should mount Pegasus Is moth
ing wonderful. aud having now got aIrlN astride OF
him We NAV expect To him occasionally carry ns
his express. di>tancing MI competitors.
FAREWELL To THE CHEF
By HoS. Anos krSpALl.
Tu>E.-"-iaid Ling >yne."
And is tls hour oil parting come
Thou loved and honorrd one
The hour that calls thee Ia thy homc1-
Thy work all done.
ofwar tn, deeds thoughts recall
Of peace memoir tinll
Corruption slain--t,rs ialhins Gaul-
III, uunphs ill.
When envy and ambition tried
To mar thy cherished uau,e,
"Dat with tn spot" thy country crir..
aAi osf n eaaic.
Victorious ihon, o'cr every TO-
Thy county. anal thy own,
Midst showers Of blessings shalt thou -
To sweet home.
Yet sad shall be that homo TO thee,
Amidst the welcome cheer,
One dcarcst nrn thou shalt not soc
81
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To Nillcrs and Manufac tsircrs.
.YgLk SITE and U.ITEFc go V'ER,

HNIIE MILL and WILL SITE, generally known
i rs the Middleton Mills situated at the " Seven
Islands," on James River, being for sale, propo-
sails will be received for the building and site, and
ny quantity OF water desired by the purchaser.
One OF the conditions OF sale will require the pur-
chaser TO take down and remove the present Mill,
and locate any new works he may wish 10 establish,
where they will offer obstruction TO the James Ri
yer and kanaMha Canal
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing this property, will
apply 10 John II. Cooke Bremo. Fluvanna county,
or to G. ELLET, p. EH@iaeer ofHc
Jta,es Mrraad ka'o'cha ComPaaya NJ Rtchmond.
March y Is
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VIRGINIA TO WIT:

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
4 / rules held in the Clerks Office of the { ,,r;,
Court OF Law and Chanccry for b, cou,, superior
ON Monday, the I'd day of January 1887 " 'ioioat,
Georse W. Carter, guardian for Julia A. Cart, IL,
Ter and alker = Carter infant children of EJ, Gar
dee Il, and egatees OF William Carter deed pi att
- : against "huh+
ills r.. Dckcrson, late guardian, in right of his ,
Dckcrson formerly W. A. Carter, of the said Julia VI
alkcr, aud ihonas " Eubank, sheriff of Ambr and
mni-'rator WIN the WI 'roexcd of Bartlett Cash % Ad
W liam CASH and W liam SAFE which .utl nos,, T. hd
Vim. Cash and " liam Sale are SECURITIES of , 5 ash
as guardian aforesaid, and the said Willis T. Drkq,o"a
1nl,irn9r %h t,e WI annexed OF the said William C,
- '''' 49, - y w." w. ,, Jus scrnie' u, njanl,
The defendants " illium Sale and VIM Cash not b;
tered their appearance and given Sccty arcorl;r ~ ia h
OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and il anne, "
satisfactory 'd'nce, that they inutanr, Of Ill.,; '
monwcalth 1T Is ordered, that the said defnlauts M %
here ON OF before the first day of April term NJ xt md
the bill oi the Plaintiffs and that cop, of hi. orI h l
with inserted IN some new spapcr published in the town
lAhn1nufe Tor TWO months successSc!, and posted at h.
ACopy-fesc
JOHN THOMPSON Jra,x
Januar, 81 ,, A.
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NOTICE..

HAVE appointed Jacob Rumbough, Vim. B.
L Jones, and VIM. Fariss to attend To NV business
IN my absence. All persons having claims against
me are reque sed tomakc application them for SET
temen, and those indebted To me requested 10
make immediate, payment to them
JOHN LEWELIIN.
March Ii pm
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W. w. q % DIS.
JAMES r.. EnHRNEge
IL As just received, at his NEW CASH STORE
h L a small lot of
EKEy%N GOODS.

Suitable to the season, and will open in few
DAYS a large and handsome assortment of English
French and American DRY GOODS, which will be
sold very low.
| respectfully ask call from my old friends and
customers and the public generally, as feel conf
lent of being enabled to present strong inducements
to purchasers i'll the way OF CHEAP GOODS.
Please give a call and examine my stock before
purchasing. Likewise, good Assortment of GRO
CERES.
March -, &c
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THE british ANTISEPTIt
ID a. 'R'IkIEl(G,

Rondnrs the treh beautifully and permanently White cnhcl
'shrS the cnancl the t,nr arising dcca, 70.
erth usually termed offensive BREATH prevents hcr decay
and tooth ache, cradicnrs scu, from the gums and I'M
parts n most desirable sweetness To the breath
~ An experienced druggist pronounces tins Tooth Pow
one o the best he has With either Foreign or Domcs
TIA. Price 30
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J anllary !
NOTICE.

IINflE subscribers manuiac uring Col1lace
and lWlne, ON a new patent plan-and expect
to keepa good supply OF every thing IN that line OF
business, that is usually wanted IN thus section of the
country 1t is our wish TO induce purcha,ers, from
the quality of work and prices, to dead in this
markct-lt is useless to paricuiarise. We minuac-
ture every size Irvine and Rope, of Country Hemp
We arc also manufacturing Cordagc of every kind out
OF Manila Hemp, equal equality. and as low can
be bought IN other marhcts-Ne are also making
Cotton Seine Fwlnc, Cotton Wrapping Twinc. and
Carpet Chain, IN very superior STYLE: Plough Lines,
range from - cents To II 30 Bed Cords from three
to tour dollars by the quantity. We wish to purchase
immediately, for the spring trade, five SIX tons OF
good, well-cIeaned country Hemp, for which the
highest market prce will be pad.
ECIIOLS & CCNDIFF.
JauIary Il ts
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TRACT OF LAND.

containing 100 acres, more or less, lying the va
tcrso Afcher's Creek, in said county. Terms II
months credit the purchaser or purchasers giving
bond with approved personal security, aad a lien on
the property To secure the payment of the purchase
money. MA G.. NcNIIJSTER Can,
March n
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'ASzEGNGTON ksDT.E.

HNllE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
u aud the public generally, that they have pur-
chased tins valuable property. and prepared
commodate all those who may favor Us with a call
The house will be furnished with neat and plain fur
niture, and our servants the best that be procur-
ed our bar with the best OF liquors, and our stable
with the best the market affords
Our senior has great experience in the business
and We pledge ourselves the most interchangeable
cNcrtonS to render our visitors comfortable and a.
greeable WILLIAM IlIN.
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE.
y. B.-'fhe subscribers are prepared to accom-
MEDIATE and would like to receive a few yearly Boar
dcrs. w H.
J. NJ. l..
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