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BAILEY DOLBEAR, e. CO.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDLNG
MERCHANTS,
NO. ls, NEW LEVEE, NEW ORLEANS.

NO. 10, NEW LEVEE, NEW ORLEANS.
RULES OF OUR HoUsE.--Not to accept
drafts or make advances for any per-
son until bill of lading Of Cotton or
other goods is received--and then not
over fifty per cent. on the valuation pre-
vious to sales. When sales are made, to
deposit the proceeds in Bank, subject to
the order Of the consigner.
BAILEY DOLBEAR & co.
Refer to Joseph Nichols, Esq, P. Fish
burn, Esq, Messrs. Williams q Shelmire
Messrs. Nichols a. Christmas, Jackson,
La; Thomas l.. Andrews, Esq, Rev. J. B.
Smith, Clinton, La; S. P. Andrews, Esq,
Neac Orleans; Gen. John b. Dawson, Col.
Joseph E. Johnson, 81. Francisrilie, La;
Gen. Cowles Mead, Clinton, Mississippi;
Messrs. Taylor & Hodge, Satartad, Ms
sissippi; Messrs Walton 81 Co. NeU Or
leans, louisiana; Van Tromp Crawford,
James N. Smiley, Esquires, Liberty, Ms
sissiPpi.
Oct. IT, 1887 44-s
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Runaway Committed.

VA 7 AS committed to the Jail OF Pike
w County, State Of Mississippi, on
Wednesday, the 10Th day OF July, instant,
negro man who says his name is VA
LENTlNE. He is about thirty eight
years of age, five feet nine or ten inches
high; black, and of common size--has q
scar under his right ear, caused by Il
burn, so he says--one small scar on his
under lip-also, one on his forehead He
had on when committed, a linsey shirt and
pantaloons, very much worn; no hat;
brogan shoes. lie says he belongs to
Augustus TireshiI, one of five brothers,
all doing business together, living on
Bayou Lalouche, Louisiana, nine miles
below DonaldsonviIle.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and
tax ohm way, or he will be dealt with as
the law in such cases directs.
K. T. SPARKMAN,
Sh'f. and Tailor Of Pike Co.
July 20, 1887. 32-tf
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Notice.

ETTERS Testamentary having been
Id A granted TO the undersigned, at the
October term, 81, Of the Honorable the
Probate Court Of Amite county, on the
Estate of T'hoS Saoedringen, decd. ,-Notice
Is hereby given, to all persons indebted to
paid estate, to make immediate payment,
hnd those having claims against the same
70 present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
|be forever barred.
VAN F. SWEARINGEN,
JOHN B SWEARINGEN,
Il Oct "A, 18S7.--45-6t Executors.
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Y master that on that night there was to
III special meeting Of the principal ne
~ in that part Of the parish, at an old
'sool house, where Mr.. Cherry, the boys
- with several others, repaired, and
s.hd his statement correct. They then
,;,,,red two of the ring leaders, who con
'sasd their whole arrangements. They
S:s brought to town and hung on saur-
~, and four others were hung this morn
'E md we have now in Jail from thirty 10
|'Ik more, most of whom will share the
III fate. They we're to have risen on
friday night.
N Your obedient servant, ~
X. DEMING.
S The fever is killing every one 1t
|socks in this place.
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Administrators Sale.

N pursuance of an order Of the Homo
orable the Probate Court Of Amite
county, granted at the October term there
of, | will sell to the highest bidder, on a
Eredit of two years, on Saturday the Cd
lay Of December next, the following des-
eribed lands, belonging to the estate of
Martin Tren,hdm, decd., to wit;-The
Eouth East quarter Of section l9, Township
of Range 6, east; and the North West
quarter dissection 90, Township 4, Range
8, Classifying in Amite County, Missis-
Rippi.
III or Sale to take place on the premises.
III MATILDA TRENTHAM, Adm'T.
M October "a, 1887. 45-3t
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FRESTF GROCERIES,

HNHE subscriber is now receiving from
the North and West general as
sortment of New and Fashionable Goods.
Also, Bagging, Rope, Irvine, Blankets,
Linsoys, Negro Brogans, Hats, Shoes,
Clothing, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Salt, Lii
quors OF all kinds, Wines and Cordials---
Monongahela and common Whiskey.
Cotton shipped and stored, and liberal
advances made.
JOHN C. MORRIS.
Bayou Sara.
October 10, 1897. 43-6
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

AMITE IUUNTY. }
"O w. II. SPlLMAN, Esq. a Justice of
the Peace in and for said county,
You are hereby summoned TO hold an
Election at the different precincts in this
county, on the first Monday and day fol-
lowing in November next, for the purpose
of electing State and county officers, re-
quired by the Constitution and Laws of
this State.
Given under my hand and seal this 2lst
day of October, 1887.
c. w. MCKNIGHT, ShV.
Amite County.
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nY virtue OF the above warrant to mS
I'd directed, from the Sheriff of AmiteN
County, and State Of Mississippi, | do
hereby give public notice that will hold
an election in the different precincts in the
county aforesaid, on the first Monday and
day following in November next, Tor the
purpose OF electing State ami County
Officers, as required by the Constitution
and Laws OF this State. 70 wit:
Governor,
2 members to Congress
State Treasurer,
Auditor OF Public Accounts,
Secretary OF State,
Attorney General,
Judge Of the High Court of Errors
and Appeals,
Judge OF the Circuit Court-3d Dist.
District Attorney,
9 Representatives,
Sheriff,
Coroner,
Judge Of Probate Court,
Clerk of do do
Clerk Of Circuit Court,
Assessor and Collector,
County Treasurer,
Ranger,
County Surveyor,
Five members OF Board of Police.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th
day Of October, 1887.
w. IL. SPlLNAN, J. p.
The following named individuals are
appointed managers 10 superinend SAID
EIecton-to be conducted in all respects
con(ormably 10 law.
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IN CLAIBORNE OF MssIssIPpI.-This
|atleman, Judging from the letters that
SSear on all sides in the Mississippi pa
III, must have "iumped Jim Crow" very
5foitlv to secure an election to Congress.
WAS Anti-Bank and Loco Foco, or Ma
6nal Bank, according to the meridian he
III in. Since his election, however, he is
10 Foco.-N. York Express.
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Homo
rable the Probate Court of Amite coun-
III, granted at the October term thereof
ia will sell to the highest bidder, on
Sredit of twelve months, on Wednesday
lhe 18th day Of December next, the follow
Ipg described lands, belonging to the es-
lite Of William Brown, deceased, to witt
The northwest quarter OF section twenty
Our, township three, of range five east;
ia the west half ofthe northeast quarter
6fsame section. Said Lands lying and
ling in Amite county, Mi
lt7- Sale to take place on the premises.
WIN. B. HALES,
E JESSE SUDDUTH,
N Oct "a, 1837.-45-3t Adm'rS.
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~rsr ATT OR OF THE LINES ADDRESSED TO MISS
NJ. A. J.H**~**.
Ana Lave with his gentle touch, hath woke
R The melting minstrelsy of thy heart
fhv strains, sweet as if scraph spoke,
sfel what thou wouldst otherwise impart.
NIL "day.spring hues of life" have faded,
nv autumn sun now around thee shine,
As.l thy affections arc not shaded
BIZ the twilight which mark thy decline. Il
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned
IA against trading for note, dated the
latter part of September, 1887, for tho
sum of Fifty Dollars, drawn by me and
made payable to Richard c. Gayle-pay-
able the first of January next. The con
sderaton for which the said note was
given having entirely failed, | am deter
mided not to pay it unless compelled by
law. GARNET BRYANT.
Oct. II, 1887. AS
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LOST OR MISLAID,

A NOTE Of hand, drawn by T. M.
IN Reynolds, and made payable to
Il Bramblet, one day after date,
for Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars
drawn in this month.
Oct. "a, 1887. As
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5IEED-On Tuesday the 18th instant, JOHN
3DICKEY after painful! illness of nine years,
INC the whole Of which time he was confined
! lin bed, unable t. move. He bore his afhlc-
Hill with christian fortitude, and now enjoys
HM reward FOR all his sufferings.
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(" B Shields, as clerk of an election OO
" G Hill, as do do W
f" Stephen R Davis, for services as
clerk Of this Board, from the
9th April, 1886, to 9th October,
same year, and for ink and
stationery furnished this board
for the same time - 70
John Jenkins for the maintain
ance of John Collins, a pauper,
81 days 90
B NJ Sellers, as cl'k Of an election 90
V T Crawford for two days SER
vices as Judge Of the Probate
Court w
VT Crawford, for one days SER
vices as Judge Of the Probate
Court 5 w
Joseph M Fordc, as clerk of an
election 10
Joseph NJ Forde, for services Of
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NOTICE.

u ETrERS Testamentary having been
\ A granted to the undersigned at the
honorable the Probate Court of Amite
county, on the estate of Aiicn Tarrer,
deceased, Notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and all those having
claims against the same, to present. them
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribek by law, or they will be forever
barred. ANNA. TARV FIX.
JOHN TERRELL,
Executors.
Oct. 8, 1887. 1915
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
N ETTERS of Administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned at
the September Term of the honorable the
Probate Court of Amitc county, on the
Estate of David Montgomery, deceased
Notice is hereby given to all persons IN
tebted to said Estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
the same, to present them duly authenu-
Gated, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
WIN. JONES,
Oct. 8, 1887. 1926 Administrator.
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COUNTY TREAsURER's REPORT.

COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT.
To The Board Of County Police Of Amite
County.
GENTLEMEN: The following is a correct
statement of the Treasury, since the 18th
of April, 1887, up to the present date:
Amount in the Treasury April
18th, 1887, SAL go
Amount disbursed since the April 10, 1887;
Paid p Van Norman, as tales
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ELECTION TICKETS
For sale at this Office. Price
81 per hundred.
SIS II wv ARD.

~ n the night of the 18th instant, some
W person or persons unknown to me,
broke into my store house in Holmesville,
ahd stole therefrom the following named
arlicles. viz:
Is5 cloth coats, worth from 25to $50
RE1 piece of Irish Linen, containing 25 or
HIM 80 yards,
5 or 6 pieces of fancy calicoes,
49,; paper Of dirk knives, with guards
fs1 piece fig'd silk Vesting-Also, Shoes
Eancv Hdkfs, Linen Cambria, and many
8sher articles too numerous to mention.
/ will give the above reward to any per-
scrl who will give information that may
lead to the detection of the thief or thieves,
or the recovery of the property.
k HARDY CARTER.
Pike County, Nj.
w Oct 20, 1887. 46-tI
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NJ ID Coreorar, as returning off

NJ ID Coreorar, as returning Off
Ger of an election 3 90
8 John Gunby, as manager Of
elections 90
Willis Cotton, as tales juror so
OF Donnella, as special juror so
M NJ Whitney, as tales juror so
+ A Bacon, do do so
J N Cotton, as petit juror 7 so
William Covington as tales juror 3 90
A Riddle do do 50
Henry Butler, do do 80
+" James Denman, for services as
police member l2 90
Ste phen Wilkinson, as petit juror so
" John Gunby, as manager Of an
election 90
John Smylie, as manager Of an
election 4 90
" S u S TiIlotson, for one paddock / 90
" Cain, as clerk of an election 2 90
"John Gunby, as manager Of an
election 4 90
K l. Torrance, as tales juror 60
"Reuben Roundtree, do do / 80
l.. w L Oultus 40 40 - wv
l. Tolbert, as returning officer
Of an election 3 90
John Collins, as manager of an
election 2 90
g John Collins, as tales Juror so
" Young G Butler, as returning
officer of an election 3 90
i" G Anderson, as clerk Of an
election 2 90
d" Jesse McKoy, as returning officer
OF an election 3 90
g S II McElva & Cain, as clerks of
an election 90
" B Fairbanks and others, as man
ayers Of an election 6 90
h" Jehu Wall, as police member 3 90
+" H VI Lea, as clerk of an election 90
+" Jehu Wall and others, as clerhs
of an election 6 90
/" w b Wall, as returning officer
of an election 3 90
" Henry Hunt, as balance of spe-
cal tax 1O1 90
{" Micajah Ewell, as clerk of an
election 2 90
" Robert Stewart, sen. for the
maintenance OF David Ram
sey, pauper u 5u
John Walker, Tor services rem
dered as Judge Of Probate
Court Is 0C
Howell Wall, for the maintain
ance of Mary WEIGH, a pau
per 60 OC
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NOTICE.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing
under the firm and style of Van
Norman & Hackney, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All those indebted to
said firm, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment. A. VAN NORMAN,
f. D. HACKNEY.
Liberty, Oct. IS, 1887. 44-3
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(Wm. G. Maxwell,
LIBERTY, ! N. ChalGant,
Roland Thompson,
P. Hughes,
ZION HILL, saah Cain,
labez Butler,
iMiton Wilmington,
TOLBERT'S, }David Taylor,
david Jackson,
John Gunby,
THICK-WOODS, Winston Gilmore,
Nv. L. Johns,
Nv. jackson,
TOLER'S, Benz. Anderson,
T.. CASTOR,
Benz. Wall,
TICKFAW, u. W. Miller,
IL. Lea,
G., Spurlock, Jr,
SPURLOCK'S, }Wm. Firth,
Lea Wilson,
Henry Flowers, Jr.
John adams.
| certify the above TO be true copy
from the minutes of Board OF Court Police.
Given under my hand and seal, Oct 4th,
1887. S. r. DAVIS, CPk.
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dissolution.

ENHE partnership heretofore existing
in this town, in the Tanning and
shoemaking business, under the firm Of
Myers g. Calfry, was this day dissolved
ii mutual consent. E. L. BrambIet hav-
ne purchased the interest of Mr.. Myers.
Ia business will hereafter be conducted
~ Caffry Il Bramblet.
III p. S. CAFFRY,
N f. l.. 3RAMBLET.
II Liberty, Oct. "a, 1887. 400
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Liberty, Oct. IS, 1897.
NOrICIl.

INO
a T the November Term, 1887, of The
"A Honorable the Probate Court of A,
mite county, will present my account
ON the estate of David Cage, deceased, for
fEal settlement and allowance.
MILTON WHITTlNGTON, Admr
October 8, 1887. 1876
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Post Office at Liberty,
Mississippi, on the lst Of October, which
if not taken out by the lst of January
next, will be sent to the General Post
Ofica a. Iaod lattnrc
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CHEAP CASH AUCTION
E.YAE 6lXRNE.

VIE subscriber takes pleasure IN informing the
~, public, that he Is now rrcrisn. his F1LL 4
HiNTER SUPPL or GOODS, the whole o
"mcl was bought for CASH ~ auction aud prval,
safes IN the Northern Cities, principal, in " York
aud he feels safe in saying. that he will be able TO NE,
some OF the cheapest Goods ever seen in this marke
o even IN this State lie respectfully invites BUYERS
TO call and examine for themselves. Great induce.
"en's Will be offered in desirable aud cheap Goods
TO turn as many into money as possible Hi, a,snrt-
nlent consists in part Of the following articles:
large assortment Of supcrine ani extra superaii,e
blue, black, and colored Cloths, certainly lower
than they were ever known,
Pilot Cloths, very low,
Cassinetts from 81 cts. up
Good Negro Blankets from 10 cts. 10 81 90,
Superior Bed Blankets.
Negro Clothing OF different kinds,
large assortment oi black Bomhazines very cheap,
some very good nj 81. double width.
Extra fnc colored Bonbazines,
Extra lne block Challey,
Plain and fig Challcvs,
Aenno Ciroassians large assortment, x very Cheap,
keal French Merino. "A good assortment.
thailcy Nlcrino, new st,le aud very cheap,
large assortment OF Eng lisl and American Cacocs,
great bargains, good new style at cts. and very
handsome, AT one shilling,
Real French Calicoes da,k aud fall patterns, IA wide
- cts to 81 pr. I'd. only ono halitle usual price,
A large assortment Of Moreens, dan,ask Morreas,
and all Kind of Mus!i;ts, aud other goods for Cur
tains,
A Large as ortnent Of white and colorrd Cotton
Frnsc-, Worsted and Shh Frnges OF new STYLES.
for Curtains &c
silk, Cotton, Wor,tcd, Merino, Laubs Wool, aud
Mohair Hosiery. of all kinds,
10 pieces of Silks aud Saius, large and very spe-
did assortment unusually low, consisting OF every
description Of Silks and Saus. 1.-THE most modern
STILES,
Between aud two hundred dozen fancy IIankfs.
and Shawls OF the newest s,ylrs, and very cheap,
from l25 cts. up.
New style Scotch Merino Robruy Shawlcs and plaid
do.
Oar Cartoon splenlid Chenell Shawl-s, $40 and $50
ones reduced to&lS,
knitting yarn of white black ni.rd, red, and red AID
white of all qualities,
\ very large assortment oi Paper lIancincs for walls
and window blinds and large assortment oil Paper
BORDERING. Paper llangiugs work. from 3;d cts.
piece 10 81 81 set.
\ large assortment of the newest style pxiu Staw
I,onnrts, white and eoloied.
New STYLE Bonnet Il bands very handsome,
\ large assurimentu 81 Fun Ctpes, yer, low.
large assortment of India L ubbcf Aprons.
Together with almost ever, other art-le ia the Dry
Goods line All of which viii be sold .nally low
prices for Cash. The goods viii certainly speak ior
themselves. +. Il. ESTES.
Oct
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EaSSDi,ss'rSN.
COlssa1SSsON HOUSE.

w The Undersigned, who has been the princi-
p" or active salesman in the firm of A. PccVI;is x
70, viii Continue on his oan account, a General
,o"nllssion Business, aud in that capacity, tenders
MS SERVICES 10 the public. Without the means OF
.'n,ihuih. 10 hs friends the liberal advances made
:" 'ne'n III better times. he asks only the patronage
10 (Which his hab;tna industry aud devotion bust
eS III which he has had 20 years experience, give
Nun ma Just claim. J. w. DlDRELL.
Richmond, November 6, 1887 81
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lin 0 Z'sSI!IS]
Cured by External Application.

>R A.G. IIrLL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL.
STPpOR TER is off rel to those afflicted
..,,, p,ol1psus TERI OF Etling ot Ae lFoab, and
a,h., disease, depending up,na relaxation of the alb
I,i,,l muscles, As instrument ia every way calcu-
,,.I G,, relief aud permanent restoration 10 health.
ub.n This Instrument is carefully and properly fitted
=, tina farm of the patient il ns.rIahy affords the
mo.t immediate immunity from the distressing
:. aracging and bearing lsoar"" sensations which
accompany nearly all cases OF Vsoeral dispace-
.,nts of the ahJonirn aud its skilful application is
,.f from the patient herself. The Supporter is of
.;m,le construction aud eau be applied by the pa
,.,, without further aid. Within the las three
war, nearly 1900 Of the Ctcro -4biominM Snppor-
iers have been applied with the mast happy ,esulis
The very great success which this Instrument has
mr, warrants the assertion, that It's eNauuaiian
h, the Physician will induce him 10 dscaid the dis
rusiiuc Pessary hitherto iu Il is gratifying 10
state tia, has niet the decided appreciation Of SIR
ASHLEY COOPER. ol London, EnwARo DELArIELp,
" d.. Professor of Midwifery, University Of the
State of New York. Of Professors OF Mdw fiery in
,hr different Medical schools of the United States
md every other Physician Surgeon who has had a
PRACTICAL knowledge of It's qualities, well as every
r,icnt who has worn IT.
The public aud medical profession are.canioncd
usarsr inpnsoiis in this Instrument, as well as in
irta,ions. The genuine Irus>c, beau my signature
~ writing on the label, and the Supporter has lis IL
lie empossed upon lis envelope.
AMOS q. HULL,
Office Nesry-sirce,, AStor House, New York.
The Subscriber lawn. been appointed Agent for
the SALE III the above Instruments all orders address
srd t. him will be promptly arrndcd 10
JAMES L. kOIALL, Lyachbrg.
November Q 3n
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NOTICE.

VIII sell, to the highest bidder, on Wednesday
'ne 10th insi. III fair, if the ucxt fair day there
'''l on the place where now live, about two miles
t .'e h''er from Lynchburs, oil the Amherst side
80" ny tue name of Mitchelrs place, now the pro-
pe.y "l Thomas Love- Esq. my crop of Corn, sup
tI' 10 be about hundred barr cls also all tLe
MI' uef AID Shuchs, Oats Plantation Utensils, two
liz. Lows, two Durham I!eil-rs, Two good Harness
Uses AM, one Horse Wagon Terms made
November 6 I'd,
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HEAVY Bv.COEE.V.S.

EEEeLV'h VVOCTId.VS.
NUR assortment of Goods for Servants Winter
W Wear is large, oil superior quality and very
cheap. Country dealers will find it their advan-
tace TO give Us d call, as determined to offer
them superior inducements To purchase.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Sept. &c Is
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..sNAASo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.''

:, vubi.lei seai~eeAts ferery o"d'y and 7hrsdoy al
- D.Yfrs per payable IN ddraace No sabsc,p.
In, reeeirei fora shorter pciod Ion sic noatts and
mil be discontinued (ereept at the dscre,isa Of the
.,.,.,. usfii all arrsarages arr pad.
ppiDyER TfsE VENTS insertedat 80 cents per square
far he Grsi iyseritoa and 81 cents for ercry sa5sc.
qsent insertion.
f~,IoB PRINTING ereca.ci neatly and erpeaiiousiy
-, r.asouabif terms.
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DHY G0Nss. rDH GASps.

ffNllE subscriber, IA order To give their customers
4 great bargains, iIa,c determined 10 sell exclusive
" for q 4 . Ii. Their .g'EEE' c-OODS aic
daily arriving aud from the prices below, there is
mistake"
Calicoes iom 81, 8, TO- to l25 cts; very good from
l25 cts. 10 Is.
Domescs al the low price Cd cts. very superior,
rs aud - 10 To lo3 cts.
Crcassiais, 81 to % aud 90 cts.
Beautiful Jacquard Mernors, 10 cts. to 81.
Wlth !, host OF 9th + GOODS which will storlly
appear. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Ortnhrr o
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CENTRAL
.AGKxCULT CK.lL SOCIETY,".

s..., '" meeting al the Virgnian Office on We'd
sr.i .'e l9tih lust puuctual attendance is de-
Cams. as matters Of importance will be before the
November 6 -,
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40 ssilicr> and Manufacturers.
MEL SITE GAd HITTER 70 U'EH.

rg,lIE MILL and MILL SITE, generally known
as the Middleton Mills, situated at the " Seven
Islands. on James River being now Tor sale, propo-
sails will be received torthr building and site, and 4
ny quantity OF water desired by the purchaser.
One Of the conditions of sale viii require tho pur-
chaser to take down and remove the present N'lL
and locate any new works he may wish to establish,
where they will offer no obstruction 10 the James Ri
yer and kanawha Canal.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing this property, will
apply to John H. Cooke, Bremo, Fmvanna county
orto G. ELIET, p. Engineer otlfc
lanes Rirerar4 Kana'thq ConPany.a At R,rfm0nd,
March y IS