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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
I,ap0riatiOn Of Genuine HINES.

importation Ot Genuine HI.NES
FHYE1E subscriber having, on former OCCASION, am
81 nounced 10 the public, Of bis having made arrange
menls with one OF the most extensive Wine Dealers IN
London, (Messrs Smith. Woodhouse d Co.. to be sup
piled regularly with genuine and superior Wines, he
would inform his friends and the public generally, that
his stock Of Wines at this time, very good-but b.
the spring he will receive additional supply. which
will render his assortment; inferior i'll this place.
and will be Sold al very small advance, for cash. OF TO
punctua customers Country Merchants, Farmers and
Dealers generally, invited 10 cal! and examine his
Stock In addition to his Wines, he always has or hand
Old Liquors, Of every descrpton (warranted genu'n'D
and selected by OF the best judges in the Bnston
Market Orders from all parts Of the country will re-
ceivc prompt attention. and every article put up III the
neutesl yir,-cnrsisling Of the following kinds:
Choice Old l.. 7. Madeira
Supe1or do. do do.
Do Straw Colnred Sherry
DO. Gold do. do. fWlNES.
Do. Sicily Madeira
Do Old Port
50 baskets Champagne
Old Champagne lRRaNDy
Do London Dock
Do Holland Gin,
Do Do. A j'%1sa }RuM.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
RICHARD S. MASSIE.
Dec. 13 I-wcw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

Almost all the members Of the Bonanartc family says
Tie Press are preparing to leave Europe, and 10
the United States of America in consequence Of the adj
vice of certain Sovcreigns who have constantly given
them marks of their good will and Of the greater part
Of their friends III France.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

RICHMOND & FREDERICKSBURG RAII.ROA
Raul rcarIy CompIetd.-Uinter arrangements.
ysYiE Rail road is in from Richmond TO
2 within one nile of fredericksburg. The follow
Ing will be the arrangement during The Winter:
At Washington, when the navigation OF The Potomac
is Open passengers will rest night board the strarl
boat, which will leave at an early hour in the morning
When The navigation of the Potomac is closed, STAGES
will depart from Washington. AS soon practcahe
after the arrival of the mail and passengers Frcdcr
cksbuIg the will leave the termination of the rnI
road and arrive in Richmond the same evening This
being the Main Southern Mai! Line, is regularly con-
nccled by stages Petersburg where passengers can
proceed on the railway 10 Blakely. and thence continue
in stages 10 The Suuh, by way of Raleigh, Fayelte-
vile, NC.
From Richmond The with the mail and pass"n.
GERS umng North, will continue 10 drpatt al IL the
morning, until it shall be asccraincd that the passcn'
gers can leave al later hour while the navigation IS
npsn and reach Washington in time Tor the aitcrnoon
train of cars to Baltimore.
BESIDES the regular mail line, there will be in add.
tion Fri weekly line between Richmond and fredr,
ricksburg, leaving Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. nj 4. NJ. aud reaching Fredericksburg To
dinner and leaving Fredericksburg on Monday, We'd
nestiay and Friday, 80 the arrive with the
mail from Richmond, which will be about quarter BE-
fore A. NJ. With a view of making this irI.wethr
line pleasant one, the trade IN wood ana other hraF
articles between Richmond and Chickahomlny will b.
separated from it, and this description vi trade Will be
accommodo by running for it at such hours as
may suit the company and not interfere with the ttarc
Charge for transportation from Richmond 10 Frcdet'
icksburg, $ per passenger. The Railroad Company
and the Stage and Steam boat Company receive the
fare for each other to and from Richmond and Washing
ton CITY, Fare from Richmond 10 Washington, when
the navigation Of the Potomac is practicable oI steam
boats, Gncluding the transportation by omnibus in WASH
ington.) ST per passenger. Fare from Richmond to
Washington, when the navigation by steam boats on The
Potomac is impracticable, $40 per passenger.
Dec, 81 II-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

q CARD-Dr. c. A. Harms, Dfn!tst: has tnheh
"a non,s onposite the Merchants Coffee House, one
square above tie Eagle Hotel, where he will be happy
to receive the visits Of his friends and all those VINO
either from the loss decay OF their teeth, may DC
pleased To avr him with their CONFIDENCE and p1,ro"Ig
Refer to Rev MIR. Smith, Rev. W. F. Lee, Kew. MI
Wuodbridre Rev. MIR. Plummcr Drs. j. Brooke nbrongh
r, W. Haxall, G. Watson, R. S. Bohannan, JAS bea'e
Thomas Johnson, Gen. B. Pcyton. =, o.e
Dec ) -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

o.Ok" t!UNIN, JIH y
CircuIr CorRr.-CGSc IF .icku EHiiamS lie Ccu.
hs.-Ths very interesting trial, has at leugth bee II
brought 10 ce,e, and rteued in verdict pf suiti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

A GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOL.-The School Tor
"a roung ladies' at the residence Of the subscriber,
oa- charlottesville Albcmarc, will be continued during
the year 1887 by Miss Baker, recently from Troy SEM
maIy, n Y, with high recommendations from Mrs VIZ.
lard Miss D. has been The ins:rucess OF my daugntels
and other Young ladies' in my house, for the last lew
months. / feel no hesitation in saying that her method
the very best, and the progress Of her pupils not sur
passed by any The school will commence on the l''n
Of January and will end the 18th of Drccmbcr, al.
loving vacation of one month"; from the mdie 81 JUNE
TO the middle of Juy-Slx or eight boardsrs VIII pe "a,
ken on the following terms: English, $50; Music, 49,
French, $40; Board for ten months, Bedding, Washing
&c., furnished by The subscriber. SEQ. Board and tu'
lion fees TO be paid one half in advance,
Dec IL [G5-2awll5J] SAM CANis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

Mr. O'Cnnnell as Governor Of the National Bank, has
addressed letter "o The people of Ireland the sub.
icc of the recent upon the banks in which he as
su,es them of the ultimate security OF those institutions,
arising out of The personal liability Of the shareholders.
The Great Acitator ambitious by turns 10 play
the Great Composer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

January ID, S37.
take great pleasure in recommending the above e.
,ahshnrenl 10 my friends and former customers, irc
ing assured that every ro:; will be made 10 give ''m
lha, satisfaction which they have heretofore received
JAMES McklLDOE.
T., 1:}-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

HN CHANCERY-VInGISIA- Amelia county,
g October Court, le3G:
Austin Scay and Nancy his wife. formerly Nancy Har-
per, Compartments,
against
James Burum and Elizabeth his wife, formerly liar
per- Creed Harper, Newton Harper, John Harper: Ro-
bert Fppin and Nancy his wife, ;lneTy Harper; Ell,
Harper, Jesse Harper and Mary Harper, Qhe four last
infants under the age OF twcniy.onc ycars Stephen
Harper and vvnIdl Harper, John II: Craddock Grief
Craddock, Armislead Craddock, faschal Craddock, Will
liam S Foster and Louisa his wife, formerly Craddock
and Mary H. Craddock Defendants:
The defendants, John Harper, Elizabeth Avary: John
II. Craddock, Grief Craddock, Armistcad CIaddock
not having entered their appearance, and given security
according the Act Of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants OF this county: is ordcrcd
that the said defendants do appear here an the Isl day OF
tic January term Of this Court and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs; and That copy of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the CITY
of Richmond, for Two months successfully and posted
at the front door of the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Teslc,
+. 6. LEIGH, D. G. a. G.
my 50 57-wSw"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
! [ AID

NR1lLl.lAM II. MORLlNG w.aii most Irspec!
w fully inform the citizens CT Richmond and tic
public generally that he has orrncd fashionable Coh.
ing store in the house formerly occupied b? hom.s l.
Rust Esq and directly opposite 10 h!esSrS. w. & C.
Cranes hide and leather S'n7r, Main Or Street, Rich.
moud Va, where he intends Keeping general assert.
n"nt Of C"thing Of the very best quality, which he
" III warrant equal 10 any IN Ibis or arr other Civ in
the United S,aleS. Country Merchants and others az.
respect fully in:,rc cal! and examine his Stock wlc,
consists Of The following articles comprising ycry rare
and splendid assortment ct
Blue black, olive brnIn Polish aud invisible green
DiIIIia and Adciuidc dress aud ;ccA Cna:s
Gentlemen $ super co:h box Coats ard Cloaks
Do do molInir pilot cloth and blanket 90
De- do goats .a:r, ca;nb!et mapped Cuats
and Cloaks
Superior plaid, ribbed, striped cashmere pana!oons
Dn buckSkin: Grabbed and diagonal do
Do blue, black and fancy cloth do
large assortment Of sailinct and other Pantaoors
Block and fancy velvet
Mrrn", black and fancy Satin
Amozlnc, Tab:ne Valencia. English silk and other
Vests
Supcr Mcnn and Circassian Ladies CIoaks made in the
very best manner
Linen, muslin, flannel and Canton flannel Drawers
d. do d. dn and Cling ham
Shirts
Tenants patent and o,lc! Stocks
A beautiful assortment Of pocket IILhts
Black and fancy silk Ciara,s
Silk and elastic Suspendrr;
Hosiery, Cloves. cloak laSsris
Linen and black satin Bosons. Collars. &c.
All Of which will be sold on the accommodating
terms.
u lie w! pay particular attention to the making OF
every article OF gentlemen wearing apparel, TO order,
in The most approved style.
NJrvnbcr - 39-2awow
A POTElECARY AND DRUG STORE, Richmond,
l q Firsnia.-Thc subscriber having purchased OF
Mr. james Mckidoc his entire stock OF Hrdlc'heS,
Drugs Paints, Oils Dye Stuis, Surgeons instruments
&c. continues the business at the old stand, and viii
cxrr, himself keep general ass'r'mynt oi articles IN
his line lie will BE- RticulnIy careful to have such
Only pure and gsFsne-EreTy effort w:l! be made
not only to sustain bdss6 improve the condition Of
establishment hitherto well conducted.
The subscriber will give his personal attention TO H."
business and has engaged the services OF Mr. hchIG"cs
;r,ner assistants. Great shall he taken to have
every article which is sent from the house accurately
put up
Physicians, Druggists, country Merchants and all
who deal in this line, requested to call and examine
his stock The former cuSIoIcs OF MI MclAldo', III
the city and elsewhere, respectfully requested 10
continue their orders usual. and assured that they
shall receive that attention which they have heretofore
aJ and tina. every ciurt will be made to give them Ss
,isiactnn.
Physicians prescriptions accurately aurnIrd TO; -
1,nu ID lS2T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14
Nov. G2

\ ANCERf-FIRGiNIA-At ru'es heiu IN lhe
e Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
md Cbauccrv for the county of Caroline al the Bowling
Green in said county, Monday, the 9Th day OF No
vember, 1886:
Charles r.. Parish, Plaintiff,
against .
--, representative of Robert S. Parish, dec d,
Thomas B. Parish George Ross and Mary, his wife; John
Lalne and Ann, his wife; George b. Parish, Edmund
S. Parish, Stevens Parish and William H. Parish,
Defendants.
The defendant Edmund S. Parish, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the act
of Assembly and rules of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabi,an OF
this Common wealth: il is ordered that inc SAID oeehu-
an, do appear before The Judge of the said Court at the
Courthouse in this county, the first day OF next
term; and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the Court house Of this county.
A Copy-Tcse, BENNETT TOMPKlNs, c.
Nov 22 o'-wcw
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
Wv last Invitation,

TREY Books, Binds and Accounts, en-
I'VE bracing the debts due John PAYNE
and Alexander Ross, or John Payne g. Co.
James Scott, John Payne, and Alexander
Ross, or James Scott g. Co., are left with
Mr.. WooDFoRD WooD, at Mcssrs. Yoe &
Davenporl's of this place Mr.. Wood is
authorized to settle, collect, and receipt for
all debts due me. Mr.. JAMES PAYNE is al
so authorized to sell and convey any proper
ty belonging to me, and to collect debts by
suit or otherwise.
| have waited near two years and six
months for many of the debts now due me.
and perhaps may be induced to wait several
years longer, ifsetIcmcn;s and fair promis-
es are made in short time do hope those
that have open accounts with me will call
Immediately, and give their notes PAYABLE
LIST Of October next, and that an effort at
least will be made to paw them when due.
JOHN PAYNE.
June G, 1897. I7-G
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
College or Teachers.
aeNMME~


VEtilE seventh annual meeting Of tho
IL Western Literary Institute and Col
lego Of professional Teachers, will be helc
in Cincinnati, during the first week of Octo
Der next, commencing on Monday, 2nd.
A series of Lectures will delivered, ant
a number of Reports presented by commit.
tees, appointed at the last annual meeting
II is expected that the coming session
will be one of NJ ordinary interest. In adj
dition TO the customary Reports, much in
tercsing information may he expected on
the state of education, both at home and
abroad, from professor Calvin Il. Stowe
recently returned from Europe, and Sam
uel Lewis, Superintendent Of Common
ShooIs IN Ohio.
TheWestern Literary Institute is design
ed TO embrace Teachers and other friends of
education throughout The South and West
All such persons are therefore, desired TO
consider this advertisement as a personal
invitation to attend. 1t is also desirable that
al! literary associations annually send dele
gates; aud, when practicable, reports upon
tho state OF education within their respcc-
tive limits.
0I-Elitors throughout the Mississippi
Valley, are requested to give the above
few insertions, and upon forwarding their
address, they will receive copy of the
Transactions, soon as published.
BY order of .hc Executive Committee:
A. II. MoGUFFEY, Rec. Sec'cy.
July D. 30.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
DISSOLUTION.

a ARGE MAPS OF MISSISSIPPI 81
AA ALABAMA, showing the public and
indian lands, Indian Reservations, Land
Districts, Townships, Streams, &c. engrav-
ed from the government surveys and plats
in the General :.and Office, Washington
City: by Il. GILMAN, Dranghtsman in the
General Land OlIicc.
f. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washington
City, has published land secured the copy
right according to law) the above maps,
which will be found Intimately more com
petc and accurate than any heretofore pub
ished. They are published on separate
sheets; each containing nearly six square
feet, and will be found useful and valuable
to those interested in the lands of either
state, ms they show every item of iniorna-
tion which is in the possession, of the land
Offices, relative to wafer courses, township
lines, Indian lands and reservations, land
districts, &c. and will be found perfectly
accurate and precise in these points,
They can be sent by mail to any part of
the United States, subject only to single
letter postage. Price two dollars, or three
copies Of either will he sent by mil for five
dollars. A liberal discount will be made
to travelling agents, or to any who buy to
sell again.
0FEditors Of Newspapers, any where,
who will give the above advertisement I'm
gliding this notice. one or two insertions,
shall receive by return mail copy ofeach
map, if they will send copy of the paper
containing it to the advertiser.
Aug. II, 1887. 30
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
TIE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND LITERARY JOURNAL,

CONDUCTED by w. d. Gallagher
Y and J. b. Har&haH The editor of
"Woslorn Literary Journal" having, in CON
nection with JAS. Il. Marshall, Esq, be-
come proprietor of the "Weslern Monthly
Magazine" the two works have been uni
| ted, and will hereafter be published, sinai
taneously. at Cincinnati and Louisville.
Every arrangement, being now made for
| issuing the Magazine puncmally, and in
a style equal to its Eastern contemporaries,
il is trusted that the union here announced
will meet the appreciation Of the patrons
generally Of both publications. The rea-
ders of the "Journal" will find increased
! attractions in the work, from the c0n.ribu-
tons oftho correspondents of The 'NIaga-
zlnc;T and those of the "NIngazinc" will
not only find The same, from the writings
OF the correspondents of the journal" but
viii also get larger amount of reading
matter than they have hitherto received,
Not IN the spirit of boasting, but TO give the
patrons OF the "Alagazine and Journal''
an idea of what they may expect, from
month to month, as the numbers appear,
the following list of occasional correspond |
cnts and regular contributors, is given:
Morgan Neville, Edward ID. Mansfield,
James IL. Perkins, Alexander Kinmont,
Edward 7. Cranch, John l.. Diddell, Chas.
X. Ramsey, r. Shelton Mackenzie, Wilkins
Tannehill, Charles A. Jones, WIN. b. Oaks.
Otway Curry, George ID. Prentice, Eph.
Peabody, Thomas IL. Shreve, SIm'l EelIs,
John B. Dillon. Albert Pike, Lewis Il.
Thomas. Airs. Caroline Lee IIentz, ].
A. M'Clung, II. ]. Grocsbcck, ]. N.
hliss Harriet l.. Boasley, DIR. S.
?. lliilroath, and others
The Western Monthly Magazine and
literary journal, is published during the
irst week of each month. lis general con-
cnis are Tales, Essays, Poetry, Sketches
Il American Scenery, Character and man
lcrs, Reviews and Literary Notices of
\ew Works IN the several deparmen,s oil
4 Literature and Science, iBiorraphical
'kelches, particularly of the Pioneers. of
ne West, Narratives of Border of Adyen.
ircs, Statistical Papers, &c. &c. E1ch a
TIMBER Of the Magazine contains from ~ \
~ octave pages, and the year is divided C
Ito two volumes of about $50 pages each.
TERAlS:-S3,00 per annum, PAYABLE
the time of subscribing-S3,5O, if pay r
ent be delayed six montlIs-Si loo, if de
ycd over that time. Number one, of the
ew Series Of this work, has Just been &c
Iblisl ed. ar
e. Exchanges, Correspondents, g. per al
rs wishing 10 Subscribe, will please adj pr
ess TO the editors at Louisville Ky. ST.
Feb. 81, 1887 Il-,r or
of
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
THOMAS WRIGHT,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FEylIE undersigned, having letters of adj
X ministration on the estate Of John S
NoRRIs, deed, requests all those indebted
to said estate TO come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and those who
hold claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated, or they will be forever
barred.
GEORGE OVERAKER, Admir-
Rodney, April %, 1896. l2-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appoint
cd administrator on the estate of RICInun
TouNGE, deceased, late ofihis county, docs
hereby give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, to present them
duly authenticated within the time prescrib-
cd by law; and all persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to come forward and
settle the same.
G. 7. MARTIN, admir-.
November l, 1896 3S-f
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
NOTICE

ALL those interested in the lands and
'cnoments Of William and Joseph IIolms,
are requested to come forward immediately
dnd show cause, if any they can, why said
property should not be sold, as the under
signed intends making application for an
order OF sale at the next November term
OF the Probate Court ofths county.
HOWELL KINDS, Guardian.
Oct. p, 1896. 37-,f
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
A GREAT BARGAIN.

TIE undersigned wishes to sell his
plantation lying in MlIigan's Bend, fifteen
miles above Vicksbnrg, consisting of
Gao ceres,
about one hundred aud fifty of which are
now in cultivation, and one hundred more
can be put in with very little trouble. Twill
also sell with the place,
TEN GOOD ACCLLMATED HANDS,
and the Crop that is now on it. Thirty
Bales have been already picked, and there
are upwards of one hundred still in the
field.
To persons wishing to purchase plan
iation, no better opportunity could be offer
cd to make speculHtion, as am DESTROYS
to sell. WILLIAM NEVIS.
October %, 1896. 37-tr
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
X e H o Y A l. .

IHHllc undersigned respectfully informs
~ his friends and customers that he has
removed his store to Capt. Barker's House,
on Magnolia Street, one doore above Mr.
q, NJ. Graves, whore he is prepared to
meet the wishes Of those who may favor
him with their call.
j. A. MONTGOMERY.
Rodney, August /, 1897. 25-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
SOL TIoN.

THE Co-pnrncrship heretofore existing
between the undersigned, is this day dis
soycl hy mutual consent Allpcysons ha-
wing claims agans' the same, will present
them to J. u. Evans, as he only is tn Ii
quilate slil claims; and all persons in
dehtcl to the firm. will settle their accounts
and notes with said Evans, he being alont
authonzcdt to receive payment and reeoip
Tor the same.
]. u. EVANS,
HENRY CLAYTON.
Rodney, July %, 1887. %
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
FHaPrOdsburg Springs.

THERE have been twelve large lw,
story family cottages added to this walarin.
establishment since last summer, which
renders it the most extensive of any in III,
United States. The proprietor infIrms tho
gay portion of his visitors that The music
and dancing will, for the future, be free Of
charge, and that board will be al former
prices.
Paper upon the solvcal Banks Of the
States in which visitors may reside, whether
of Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama or Ten
nessee, will be taken at par.
C. GRAHAM.
IIarrodsburg, by. June 81, 1887. 90
0TThe Advertiser and Gazette, Louis
vile, Observer and lntelligeHcer, Lexinq-
ton, Paris Citizen. Georgetown Sentinel.
Bardsiown Advocate, Blnner and Repub-
lican, Nashville, Huntsville Advocate. Rod
ney Telegraph, Yicksbnrg Register. Cour
Ter and Free Trader, Naichoz, ST. Francis |
Tile Journal, Baton Rouge Gazette, ana
he Bulletin and True American, New Or. !
leans, are requested 70 publish the above 10
the amount Of g and charge this Office
L0sisrais Journal.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted TO the firm OF
"a WILSON and ALLISON, A. SNYDER, or
ALLISON and SNYDER, are hereby re-
qucsted TO come forward Immediately and
settle their accounts with the undersigned,
who is alone authorized to receive and re-
coipi for the same, as he is DESTROYS that
the business should be closed as soon as
possible.
JAMES ALLISON
Rodney, Sept. 6, 1886 30-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

WILL sell the Plantation on which
4 now live, situated four miles from
Rodney, on the road to Natchcz. There
arc
Tro Handred and Tairiyfoe Acres,
in the whole, about lG0 Of which are in
cultivation. | will sell the crop with it,
should it suit the purchaser. Any person
wishing 10 bay will do well to call and OK
amino, as am anxious TO sell, and consc-
qucntly will sell law.
SILAS III. COLEMAN.
August 3, 1887 2G-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
DISSOLUTION.
NO TICE.

EHAV sold our STOCK OF
b GOODS, Notes, Book Accounts,
&c. to Thomas A. Compton, our customers
will please call and settle their accounts
when due; and all persons having claims
against us will present them to him for set
Element. HARPER, HILL g. co.
Rodney, May Is, 1887. l1-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17
TO NY OLD CUSTOMERS.

NRATETUL for past layorv, and de-
AZ tcrmlrcd to use every cxcrtion to
please my old customers, and the pablo
generally who will favor me with their en-
enlargement, | beg leave to iuG'rm
them that hrying purchased the interest Of
MIR. Henry Clayton in the late firm o!
Evans & Clayton, tho business will heroaf-
ter be conducted by me ut the old stand
where ! shall keep constantly on hand, 4
general assortment of GOODS adapted tC
this market.
have likewise rented from Messrs
~ Lape g. Snyder their large Cot
| Eae-I9ua& ton Ware House, which is il
lszzz4s.4=lSg, good order, and will be kept il
repair during the season Persons wishin:
TO store their Cotton in a safe, dry and con
ycnicnt she'd, can do so by appIyingto
J. u. EVANS.
Rodney, AneI, 1897. %