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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-26

Note by Ike Commissioner
is deemed proper remark that large BODIES VI .e
nbovp designated lands are situated immediately on te
Mississippi, AchaaIaya, Cacasu nnd Red rivers ana
their wat. rs presenting great Advantages as regards Ia
cil,y Of communication with "'aIke' N,t
ern section Of The STATE is said be first rate eon 'nHd
and arge proportion Of those South Of the S.' degree
of Latitude IS adapted the sro'rh IF The s"g4' ea"e
Notice 10 P,c.empNon Q"'m1"ts
IF Tho lands DESIGNATED in the above proclamation Is re
onesed to prove the TO the satisfaction oil tue he
gscr and Receiver OF the proper land Office ana maze
Saymen, therefor as prac'trahe Gtier scHg ms
"r in ordc, ,ha, the claim may adudca'cn By those
officers agrecably law, in due tine prior to The Gay
orpon,sd for the commencement OF The public sale; and
all claims not duly made known and paid Tor prior to The
date aforesaid, are declared by law TO be ioIcIea.
JAMES WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
Con, % i1--lat3t
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NAUrlON.-AlI persons are forbid to hunt shoot
or in any way TO lrespass, on NE lands u me SUP
saiher Ivnr in The counties O. hanover, Hcnrico,
Charles City and Gnochand. The penalty OF the law
1920 for very oence) will be gdly ehterccd, and the
proceeds given over TO the oversecrs OF the poor:
JOS TRENT.
p;.L..o,J Io,b Oc, 1S3S I--cl-
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Office, Richmond, va.
OProslrE THE EAGLE

Drawn Nos OF the Alexandra Lottery, Class No !,
for 1888 drawn al Alexandria, ID. e., October l3 1913
II II 81 46 II A Gl 20 GO As 60
The GRAND CAPITAL OF $4,000 in the above Lot
,srv was sold in ,rhoic tckc D. NJ. iloy,, vender
Of this place, and by him sold TO gentleman residing
in the country.
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NEW BOOK STORE.

YENIIE subscribers receiving by The various packets
their Fall supply Of Goods, embracing large stock
Of all the SCHOOL BOOKS now in use, Stationary
and Fancy Goods of the best quality; standard Works,
&c. All Of which purchased the best terms, and
are offered for sale country merchants and others
small advance. j. w RANDOLPH & Co,
R0okstVtrs Main Street. Richmond,
Opposite .Hessrs HubbaTd Il Gnrdner's Shoe Store
find : doOrS beio,c Earicy,s Hotel
Aug % 32-w10w
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And Q each of

These "A capitals alone, will amount 10 over Two
Hundred Jbousa nd Dollars; 10 which he adds many of
81 OOI Sc 600 $1,000 81 200, and hundreds of 81 900,
&c more Than one half OF which have been sent 10 the
country those who have favored Us with their orders
and all have as usual with Bigger, been promptly paid
at sight
He again calls the attention Of adventures 10 the
SPLENDID Lottery for the lin of November, 100000
Capital, and them, that all orders addressed 10
him will meet the most prompt and confidential aten.
lion and in all cases the (orginaD Managers tickets
will be forwarded consequently not liable 10 any mis-
take or dispute. For Grand Capitals be particular to
address THO. Is. BIGGER,
Richmond, Ia.
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ESlsGs}la'S
Etrhangc a,,d LOTTERY once,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

NJ To the Friends and Patrons IF Fortune 5 toang'
The many Grand Capitals which have in short space
of time been sold Fortunes Lounge (Brggers oce)
will warrant Bigger in saying that in II" office in Anne
ric, or in the WORLD is there better chance secure
that splendid capital Of
IL, ONE Hundrcd Thousand D0Hars!!
Than a, Bierers Office, Richmond, Va. lie announces
few Of the leading Capitals which have been sold by
Li,, nd cb,IIcnrcs the world for equal.
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EDRINTlNG lNE.--lms; received "a, a, this of:es
q supply of johnson " Durant's Hinter Macs Ink,
which will he sold for IS cents per pound, !vI Cash.
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.Sofe by the .3ctino. mmissiouer.

N0fe by the 7cftng. Commissioner.
The above mentioned lands are situated chiefly be.
tween The Sabine and Red rivers extending from Lake
Waaee to the 3lst degree Of latitude also considera-
Bile portion north Of Red river, at The head of Lakc Bod
cau and east Of Like Risiincau upon the Sabine and
Black Lake Bayous. They embrace in part lha, very
desirable of country contiguous the great raft
Of Red rircr, represented to be the lerc in The
State of Louisiana, and being peculiarly adapted
The growth Of cotton.
.fOtiee 10 Pre- emption Claimants
Every person claiming The right of pre- empon 10
any OF the lands designated in the above proclamation.
requested 10 the to the satisfaction Of the
Register and Receiver Of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor as practicable after
seeing this notice, in order that The claim may he adudi
Gated by those officers agreeably TO law, in due lime
prior to The day appointed for the commencement of the
public snle; and all claims not duly made known and
paid for prior TO the date aforesaid declared by law
10 be forfeited JNO VI. MOORE.
.4,ting Commissioner Of The General limit Office.
Sept, mber IS il-la!3s
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TIMBER! Ti.HBER!!
NM7ANTED, at the Penlenliary Of Virginia, TO
w wit:
50 900 Flour barrel stave aud heading billcts
10000 Hoop poles,
100 Hickory axetrees,
200 Elm hub blocks from 10 10 l3 inches diameter,
and II inches long,
1900 Cart wheel spokcs
5000 Wagon wheel spokes,
1000 Cart wheel ielloes, inches on the tread,
5000 Wagon feoes I.2 inches on the tread,
80 Cords of split white oak timber, Of assorted
lengths, for wagon tongues, holsters and
hounds, and cart shafts, &c, sc.
5000 Feet Of inch pine plank, Of good quality,
1000 do "a do. do.
1000 do ; 5 do. do.
Enquire at the Peni'enary for further particulars.
Hoop poles and seasoned clloes Immediately wanted;
and for which, as we'll as for all the other timber, the
highest prices will be given. }. 6. WATSON,
DC, 10 T47-w4wl General 3genL
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Louisiana L0gt and CiHrlfed SCG.7"o
- IN PACKAGES, comprising every graGe-, %
HsGeE 20 OF brig Daniel Webster, ifem Ne" VI
leans, landing, for sale by co
LANCASTER, DENNY II co.
Ipho hire in stare,
$50 hhds ST. Croix, p. RICO, and . Sugars
30 hbs lowering Il Go :" crushed do
% boxes do single loaf do
20 boxes superior white Havana do :,
1900 bags r. Rico, Lagui'a, Rio, St. Domng" aud old
Java Coffee.
80 pipes and half do, Champagne and C"gnnc
Brandy.
1000 bags Shot-assored.
Cotton yarns, Wadd;nC, and Bats Of our own manu-
,- T17-:tl Oct 10.
HTIRGlNlA JUSTICE AND CRi mi Nal Lazy
Just received and for sale by The subscrlocI Iea
Use on Criminal Law, with an exposition OF the once
and authority of Justices Of the Peace IN Virginia, IN
Guiding forms Of Practice by a. q. Davis, Professor
or Inv IN the University of Virginia THIS WORK con-
,ius all the FORMS civil! aud criminal required by Jus
ices of the Peace in The Of their dalies; and IN
an appendlx forms Of the moot msua! KINDS OF convey
ance &c are inserted The subscriber having the ais
zeal of the entire edition. Booksellers and others are
reoues,ed 10 forward their orders.
r ID. SANXAY,
Bookseller, Bo0kLinder and Nationcr.
Oo,o 4i-Gt
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Besides prizes Of $3.50, 5000, $50, SlOO, 500, 500
$50, $40 and lowest prize $50
Tickets only S20-hnlves $l0-quarlers S3-eighihs
So so.
Certificates of Packages Of 9 whole tickets, $3.50
Do. do. = halt do l3O
Do do IS quarter DO TO
Do do. % eighth do. 80 80
n, Ordsrs for Tickets and Shares Certificates Of
Packages in Tie above unriyallcd Scheme, will receive
the mos, prompt atention-and those who order from
Va may rely upon having the dra''"y sen, them mme
D S GREGORY & CO, .Napagers
Oct5 Ij3-td1 Richm0nd "a
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against
Thomas d. Quures and Mary A., his wiie Alfred v
Crenshaw and Lucy, his wife, Benjamin Mosby, Sarah
Mosby, Thomas Turner, Games NJ WicSham, Henry l.
Carter Elizabeth Valentine, Peter w. Mosby, John O.
Mosby Robert Mosby and Loflin N. Elicit, guardian
ad Item of VIM n Mostly, an infant under the age Of
81 years, assigned by the Court to defend him in this
suit, Defendants:
The DEFENDANTS Peter W. Mosby and Robert 2. Mos
by, not having entered their appearance and given Sc
cury according the of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court and it appearing by the affidavit Of Jesse F.
Reese this day made in open Court that they
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, II is ordered, that
they appear here the first day Of the December
term Of this Court and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in tic city Of Richmond, for
two months successfully and posted at the front door Of
the Court house Of tli: county.
A Copy-Tcs'e,
LOFTlN N. Elicit. c, II c.
Oct i3-wSW
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Given under my hand a. tie city Of Washington,
this Nineteenth day Of July, Anno Domni, le;5o
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
BY the President:
JAMES WuITcoas,
Commissioner If me Geatrdi Land CWce'
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WWTANTED a, the Compiler Office, Boy OF abou,
w Is wears OF age 10 learn the pr-ting business
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EIOR RENT OR LEASE, a very desirable and we'll
Il improved lanyard in the Town Of GAINESVILLE,
with good dwelling attached. This is the only es,a
bish,nent Of the kind in The places and excellent ST.
tuation for q skifu Tanner. Application TO the SUB
scrber or Henry NJ. Spence at GAINESVILLE.
Oct 10 [47-w3wl PAUL e. VENABLE.
sAdbA PAIR of heavy plantation brognes and
sDVOV shoes, manufactured out Of the best ina.
terias, for sale al the Penenlary store, lilh street
Oct 10 a. w4w
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EEONY'is G0mra of Fortune.

Whole Ticket No. II 81 n, the grand Capital Of
$50 COO! sold by lorr 10 gentleman in the coun.
try who is requested 10 hand in his Ticket and get The
money.
This is the largest prize sold in Virginia for j. years
and larger than any sold by any Fender nov doing
business in Richmond. Who can say lloyl is not the
ayorre son of the blind Goddess tic selected by
her Majesty 10 sell this nice little prize.
There are Two Prizes Of $4,000. and one of 100000
now on hand Let nil orders be forthwith directed 10 he
lucky spot (iOYT'S) for them Let il be remembered
that al! Hoyls large prizes sent to the country. lie
is peculiarly fortunate in that way. The following
the drawn numbers Of Alexandra Lottery No Z:
II II 81 46 I II 81 10 % As GO
Oct lG 10
HOYT would Just say to his old patrons md The pub
lie that his Office is still the place for them 10 apply for
tickets as he is dealing out c one thing HeeduE IN his
old style It goes thousands by thousands.
By glance Of line eye below, you will see some OF The
most Mnrnificpnl Schemes ever offered. The chances
for The ADVENTURE much better than in any scheme
before offered; therefore, let your orders conc to The
right place, horf OFficE,
n B. BESIDES the schemes you see advertised IN this
paper tickets in any Lottery advertised by any one, can
be had in any quantities Of Probably all the largest
capilals below will be sold by
D NJ. HOYT, Richmond, ia.
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Female School, Charlotte Courthouse, Va.
IENHE Winter Session Of this institution will coh-
mence the first day Of November next and close
the last Of April following.
The course of instruction. is thorough and extensive
comprising all the branches usually taught in similar
institutions.
Tuition fees for The scholastic year Of 10 months, are
as follows:
In the English and Ancient Languages, $50 90
Modern Languages, French or German, 20 w
Instrumental Music, 40 w
IIse of The iustrnmeut 90
PAINTING in its various branches % 90
Payment in oil cases is expected and required in ad
vance.
Pupils from 4 distance can obtain boarding on the
most reasonable terms.
SAMUEL J. PRICE, Principal.
October 10 47-w3W
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Sept %


By The President 81 the Cattcd S;dttS
~ pursuance OF the provisions oil lteaiy between
the Uri,ed States aud the Chickasaw Indians made
and concluded on Poniooc Creek, the trtn'teh day
of OctLer 1882 and of the supplementary and explnna
tov articles thereto made and concluded on The toenty
s,coud day of the month anG also OF lhe treaty
made and concluded at the City Of Washington on The
nn.ufy fourth day of May 1884; ], MARTIN VAN
BURTN. President of the States, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sale for The disposal OF
such of the lands ceded 70 the United States by the said
Indians as are hereinafter Described shall be held al
the Land Office at Punlooc IN Mississippi, on The frst
Monday in January next viz
Vest of the Chckasa,o meridian Inc
Township TO- Of range 6.
Fractional township II, of range g.
Fractional township ~ Of range g.
Fractional township 10, of range 7.
Fractional township II, of range.
Fractional township 10, Of range 5.
Township 4, of range q.
Township 3, OF range y.
Fractional township 9. Of range
Fractional township 10, OF range y.
Township 4, of range TO-
Fractional township S, of range 10
Fractional township 9, Of range 10.
Township 4, Of range ii.
Fractional township 5, of range ii.
Fractional township I, Of range H.
Fractional township 7, Of range IS
The lands selected reservations under the proVl
sons of the said teaes 10 be excluded from the sale
The sale will be kept open for two weeks, (nn'ess the
lands disposed off, and longer and no pr
yate entries of land in the townships offered, will be
admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
The lands will be offered in quarter sections, and irac
tional quarter sections, where such exist.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington, this
By , I' President p' erl '''> - M. VAN buren,.
JSo. M. MOORE,
Acting Commissioner ej'th G.neral tcnd Office
Oc5 43-wIlJ
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.Y.g.1:YGER',S OFFICE.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY!
Capital ErIZc---s0G,G00 Dollars
Tie mast BriYiant Scheme erer dracn IN The U. s.
lnxon.Is,ia EnfEnpE

Class a, for ISIS
To be positively drawn Alexandria, d. C, Saturd ay
the I7th November 1883.
70 Number Loltery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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EN CHANCERY- ViRGISlA.--ln Henrco County
n Court, September Sd, 1888
Mann S. Valentine, guardian of William H. Mostly,
Plaintiff,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-20
MORRISONS UNIVERSAL ME-
DICINE OF THE BRITISH
COLLEGE OF HEALTH.

EETE have the pleasure 10 announce
w TO the public, that we have just re
ceived large supply Of the above named
medicines. These medicines have oh
tanned, both 10 this country and IN Eng
lard, most astonishing reputation -
They have been used with great success
10 almost every disease TO which The hu
man system is subject. The leading
principles OF the Hygeian or Morrison
theory Of disease, are contained IN the
following propositions.
ls' The vital principle is contained IN
the Blood. Cd. Every thing in The body
is derived from the Blood. Sd. All dis
eases arise from The inpurity in the Blood
4lh. Pain and disease have the same orr
gin, may therefore be considered synonl
nous terms. 5;h. Purgation by vegeta
bles is the only effectual mode Of purify
ing the blood, and eradicating disease.
We have sold these medicines 10 ihI
county for some time. and can give tn
testimony Of some OF The most respecla
bile citizens OF the county. as 10 their GOO
qualities. We confidently recommen
them 10 the public as good article i
common diseases
WILLIAM LONG g. SON,
agents for Berkeley Count!
April 4, 1888,
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Martfmsburg Gazette.
TERMS.

Two DOLLARS, payable in advance; or, Two
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS, within the year.
and II payment be deferred 10 the end OF the
year, Three DOLLARS will invariably be De.
manded. Nopaper will be discontinued until al
arrearages are paid, except at the option oil the
Editor.
Advertisements of one square or less inserted
hree times for one dollar, and for each subse'
quent in rtien twenty five cents; longer ones
IN proportion. Chancery orders of the usnai
length inserted and posted according 10 law, a,
five dollars each. Advertising customers VIA
please 10 mark on the manuscript, how many m
sertions are required. II no such direction
given, the advertisement will becontinued uh'
til forbid aud charged accordingly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-20
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

has been known by those who are
Il indebted to us, that We have for some
months past, contemplated change of
location, and with view to the accom-.
phshment OF this object. il is indispensable
mat we settle up as speedily as possible.
accounts OF large amount, aud long stand.
lng.-We therefore hope that all those
interested, especially those who have o.
pen accounts with us) will attend to the
settlement Of them without delay, and as
money is our object at this time, we con-
idently trust that we shall not be disap-
pointed, IN receiving the amount of debt
due us in Berkeley county, before We
leavei'. We deem it proper here to OBJ
serve. for the Information Of those who
may be delinquent. that any debt due US,
10 Our removal hence will be placed in the
hands ofproper officers for collection.
LAUCK s. STEPHEN.
March 81, 1886
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-20

WlLSON y DOLL have just recei
w we'd and opened large and general
assortment of fresh
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
10 which they would respectfully invite
the attention Of dealers, as they are de
termined to sell on such terms as cannot
fail to please. The stock contests in part
Of superiine Blue, Black. and Fancy col
ored Cloths DO. do do. Cassimeres,
London W ellng.,
Marseiles and Satin Vestings,
Summer Cloths. Grape Camhlets,
Pantaloon S'uffs. a general assortment,
French Painted Cambrics,
Muslios and Lawns;
do. English s. American Calicoes,
Black. Blue black s. Fancy cold Silks,
Taffeta, Gauze. and Belt Ribbonds,
Plain ami Figured Swiss,
Book and Null Musllns,
Plaid & Striped Swiss. & Jsckonet do
Kid, Silk and Cotton Gloves,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Brown French and Irish Linens.
Porter Sheeiings, Osnaburg s. Burlaps,
Irish Linens, Diapers.
Fancy Hdkfs., and Shalls,
Muslin s. Bobbinett Edges s. Insertngs,
Pittsburg Cord, Bed Ticking,
Beaverton. Plaid Domes,ics. Checks,
Bleached and Brown Domestics,
Shirtings and Shee,Dgs,
Browd DrilIings, Osnaburgs, &c. &c.
Together nth a general assortment
Of Groceries, Hard, Glass, and Queens
Ware.
April IS. 1888.
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.N@rftssS5ss,.g Foundry.

'ESHERE can be had at this time, at the
u foundry. MOULD BOARDS Of the
different kinds that are in use in the coun-
try; and
LIOLLCw-wAIE,
o. all descriptions. Machinery can be had
on snort notice. warranted of good iron
anc southland at as low charges as can
be bad at any other place.
&J.Produce, at the market price, will
be taken in payment; also, Iron and Cash
no credit
DANIEL McGINLEY & Co.
May "a, ls37.-tf
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small star 10 The forehead. full fifteen
hands and three inches high, OF great
beauty, fine size and bone, whose pedl
gree, as will be seen below, is not surpas
-ed by any horse, will stand the present
season at my stable. near Winchester,
Virginia, al Fifteen Dollars The smgie leap
If paid within the season, if not paid then
the season price will be charged ; Itccn
IN fine Dollars The season TO be paid by
tie first day Of July. and Forty Dollars
for insurance. to be paid as soon as lbe
mare is known to be with foal-parting
with the mare, her death. or irregular at.
tendance at the stands forfeils the insu
rance Fifty cents cash 10 the Groom to
be sent with each mare.
Taking intc consideration the hard
/ times, and 10 afford farmers as well a,
racers an opportunity Of raising blooC
stock from pamunky, have put him at ;
m.uch lower price than horse Of hi
high standing as a racer and loal gette
ought to stand.
Good pastmage and provender Of eve
ry description will be furnished for mare
from distance on moderate terms. Ey
cry possible care will be taken to proven
accidents or escapes, but will not
laccounta BILE for them.
HECTOR BELL.
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NEW GOODS.

EfURNo Il SElBERf are now re
ED ceivIng and opening large and
general supply Of
spring & Summer Goods,
comprising almost every article usually
kept in a retail store. They therefore
invite their friends and the public gene.
rally, TO examine their stock Of goods. az
they feel confident that they will be able
to cell them on as good terms as they can
be purchased in the valley.
April IS, 1888.
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Who wants 10 buy Cloths F!

EUSr received a very large stock oil
CD Cloths comprising the greatest varie
iy of colors and quality ever offered in
this market; such as Blue, Black Brown,
Invisible Green. Mulberry. Wool dyed;
Bottle Green. Dahlia and Russels Brown
Cloths, CassImeres. Casslnetts, sc. SC, all
Of which were purchased at auction for
Cash only. and can be sold at reduced
prices. Gentlemen who will do US the hon
or OF looking at our Cloth will see some
thing new and handsome.
A, ROBINSON s. co.
May % 1888.
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Agreat quantity Of Cheap Bargains
MORE NEW GOODS!

zAkxA W - San5 - s~s "
VNTE have again the pleasure TO an
w nounce TO the public, that we have
received and opened new supply ol
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
that we can sell exceedingly low.
We will not attempt 10 give the quarl.
lity OF yards, &c. in our stock, but will
merely remark that we hazard nothing IN
saying that we have as large and as hand
some stock as any in the county, which
will be sold as cheap Too, if not lille
cheaper.
We have on band large stock oil
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings. &c. 10
which we invite The attention Of the Gen
Iemen, as we can sell them very cheap
We have beautiful selection Of Calieoes
Painted Muslins, Lapns, Chuts and Fan
ey articles, also large stock OF Hosiery
10 which we would especially invite the
attention OF the Ladies.
We sup, cse persons 10 search Of bar
gains, will not be quilted by any ,hins
said on paper, therefore We invite then
to call and see our goods on our counter
and IL we don't sell them as cheap as the
can be had this side Of Baltimore, we vii
not ask them 10 buy them.
WM. LONG & SON.
May 9, 1899.
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III e.sEsHp.

& would respectfully announce 10 Pbysi.
II cans, and country Merchants, that
am prepared TO supply them with Drugs.
Dye s,uifs, Paints, SC. all fresh. and of
the hest quality. on accommodating terms
My stock on hand is well assorted and
iuil-every attention will be paid to the
business, to ensure the confidence of the
public. WIN. DORSEY
Mar'insburg, Jan. 81 1888. Druggist.
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blacksmith Wanted.

fNHE undersigned wishes to employ,
II from the lst Of September next. a
good Blacksmith. and TO good industri
Gus and trus'y workman, he will give lib
ersl wages, aad furnish him with house.
fire wood and Cow pasture. Appica
lions made early, will meet with encour.
sgement. Apply to the undersigned, nv.
ing near Lee Town. Jefferson 60 Va.
ROBERT BURNS.
June 6, 1855. -Sw