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II Boots and Shoes at Wholesale and retail, at
the City Shoe Store Detroit, No. 80, Jefferson
Avenue, directly opposite the Museum; those
who are in want Of good and fashionable arti,
Gle will find gentlomens', ladies' and childrens'
boots and SHOES as cheap as can be bought in the
state Of Michigan.
~ As cheap by the dozen as by the case.
NB.-The above goods are all new and fresh.
Also, in connection with the above goods, have
an assortment of ladies' and chldrcn's combs,
hair, cap, twist and dress.
JOHN ]. DAVIS.
Dctfoit, July, 1888 ylOl
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~ We rejoice that the Fourth of July, last
past, has been COMMUNICATED by our fellow
citizens of this county, and by the friends of our
free institutions throughout the state. gr
We will, if they are received in time, give tho
toasts drank at Centrevile, in our next number.
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CONSTANTINE REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY. JULY Il. 1858.

u-A Paper Mil is now building near Mon
roe, which will, it is believed, when put fairly
in operation, supply tho people of this state with
paper. This brightens tho prospect for us Pub
fishers of tho west good deal. The mill is
much needed and we have no doubt will be liber-
ally patronized. tF 81.
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From the raye,,vilIc ob.crv,

From the Fayetteville Observer.
Seven persons died on one Of the pieces
Of tho wreck the day before they were fall
len in with; among them, the Rev. Mr..
Woart of tho Episcopal Church, and lady.
TO such extremities had the sufferers been
reduced, that the day Of their deliycrancc
bad been fixed on as The fatal day 10 seleci
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IL The sub-Treasury Bill was defSated in
tho House Of Representatives, on its passage to
an engrossment for Il third reading, by vote Of
Ill to l25-l4 majority against its cngrossmcnt.
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n Asv NOTECE.-LUTHER +. STE.
NJ VEINS & WILLIAM c.. MONTROSS
have formed partnership in tho practice of law,
and will attend TO all business committed to their
care in tho several courts of this state, either as
Attornies, Solicitors or Counsel.
Office in tho Exchange--east end.
Centrevile, July 5, 1898. yl01
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nj OFFICE, is hereby given that Tire last will
Ia and 10 jtamdnt of John Garrison has beon
presented to me for probate by VIM. G.. Pcaso,
attorney for the executors therein named, and
that Monday the 30th day of July, Mt 10 O'clock,
A. NJ, is assigned for taking proof of the same
at a court of Probate then to b, held at Centre
vlc, in said county, when and where a II persons
concerned may present, to show cause if any
they have, why the said will should or should not
be approved and allowed.
CYRUS INGERSON,
Judge of Probate.
Centrevilc, July 10, 1888. 101
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by lot victim to appease the cravings OF
hunger.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

1V Tho subscribers are now receiving direct
from Now York, a large assortment of all kinds
of goods, which they are willing TO part with,
wholesale or retail, as low for cash as they can
be had at any other store west of Detroit. Por-
sons wishing to purchase will do well to call and
examine goods and prices, consisting of the fol-
DRY GOODS-Cassineros sattinets, be.
vcrtcons, worstcd and cotton summer stuff, red
and white flannel; 1000 yds. calcoes; 1000 yds.
french prints and muslins all of the latest style
lO,0U0 yds. brown shseting 1900 yds. do. shirt
ing IL pieces bed tick l2 do. brown drilling /;
IL do. cot bagging; 6 do. apron checks; 900
yds bleached sheeting and shifting, padding and
canvass, cantoon cassonct aud striped pant stuff,
summer and winter vestings I; salecia, brown
holland, irish linen, printed muslins elastic bra
ces, mixed hose, fancy do, good assortment of
fashionable coat buttons, silk and cotton umbrc.
las, table covers, brown drilling.
SILK GOODS.-Black, gro-dc-rbinc, blue
black, swiss cold. pondcsoil, iigd. do, florence,
black silk velvet, fg'd, satin. Good assortment
of ribbons; black silk brades, cold do, silk
handkorchiei5, sewing silks black Italian cravats
chcneillS shlwls, fgd silk vesLings, satin stocks,
boaibazine and summer stocks; 6 doz. ladies'
gloves, a doz. gcntlcmen's do, feather FANS gum
elastic suspcndcrS, &c. &c.
HOOI'S AND SHOE.S.--l00 prs. mems
thick boots; 25 prs. mems seal peegsd boots !.
20 do. super. calf do; l25 do. thick brogans !;
= do, calf shoes; 25 do. kip brogans; $50 do
lldys' seal and kid slips 300 do. walking shoes;
80 do. LASTING do l2 do. CATER boots 50 do.
mens' slips; 80 do. wonens lace boots 400 do
misses u cllildrCns boots and shoes l casa fine
brush hats, latest style; II do wool hats do.
GROCERIES.--5 tons brown sugar; do.
limp do; do. loaf do; hhds. molassos /: A
chests Y. IL. tea; q tons java and rio coffso:
kegs tobacco; bbls. smoking, do chewing
10 boxes soap; 6 do. starch lS boxes raisins. 9
Kegs do; 1000 lbs. slleratus 3 kegs powder !;
1000 lbs. rice; $4,000 sogars !; 500 lbs. bar lead
4yO do. shot; 4 pipes c9gniac brandy; 9 do. uol.
glE bbls malaga wine l basket sweet oil !;
c lampaigne; goo gals. winter strained oil 2O3
do. summer do. 800 do liussrd oil 2e09 lbs
white lead; 100 lbs. red led 9 bbls. apts. tur-
pontine; Dbl. whiting - IS. - ~
All Of which will basolI low Tor cash.
a. ANDRuS g. co.
Conattuline July Q, 1898. ylai
FHvEMEsEEs.-lO0O feet square Timber
IL Whi,ewood and Oak, for llo low, by
ISAAC J.UILAlANN.
Constantine, June 29th, 1888
"a DOkks6 Smoked hams and shoulders aud
n sido Pork, for sale by G.. BRONSON,
at the Ccntroyillo Cash Store
G entrevillo, 3Jth june, 1888. 3wl00
"a UzNsNE sSOR SALE, by tho ounce
~ 0r .k.3An, AZ th9 PptO1irs. White Pi-
ttUn '' CHAPMAN Yates
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WIN. b. SAPPINGTON,
Travelling and Supcrintending Agent for DR..
John Sappngtou, of Saline county, Mo.
July 2, 1888. 4wIOl
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V IsT OF LETTERS remaining
vNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Sherman, June 80, 1898. 3wlOl
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meeting the Democrats of Rappahanpock county, held
Courthouse Monday the 10Th Of November 1885 Ro-
bert Deahese called to the Chair and Jackson OBannon
appointed SecrcarThc object Of the meeting having been
planned following preamble and resolutions offered and
unanimously adoptcd
Wheeas espcdien that in the pesen; crisis of poll
bring the individual who may be agreeable the
spourny have nailed their colours the Of the good
principles, determined 10 sink swim therewith and
spirit pervadins this Congressional District which,
DIVISION defeat The processing its principles aud by
possibility the Of the State such intro
Bank aud the long list of other Federal
zea.ouy advocated b. the Ofpoon the best remedy
which Convention Of Delegates from all the counties
composing this Congressional District meet central
point suitable candidate for the Congress- be
supported by the Democracy of the District:
reSoed That this meeting of the plan Of call
be held ut CulPcpcr Courthouse the Sd
Monday January for the OF making such non
earnestly and respectfully the
then Democratic brethren in the other counties OF
meeting their next Courts appoint delegates
10 the proposed Convention.
Rored Democratic Of RapPahannock be- and
they attend December Court for the
appointing delegates the proposed Convention
Rcored Thar be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary latter transmit copy for publication the
Virginia Herald Political Arena and Richmond Enquirer.
On motion, the meeli6g adjourned.
ROBERT DEATHERAGE, Chairman
JACKSON O'BASYoS, Secretary.
Nov 81 51-tl2D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-11
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Farm. Stock. &c for Sale.

TIE subscriber being DESTROYS OF quitting The farming
will Cor sale, the highest bidder on fi'day, ne
ramheT If f if not; the next day. Sunday excepted his
,ton IN ,nover county, within miles OF Hanover Io"n
,,or.d 10 the culture of corn, wheat snd clover aud rs IN
81 Improvement. There good dwelling house with
% ling around the ward, together with all necessary out
o, on the premises, including cabins, an, corn nouse
il. ice house, &C., 10 good otder-ao' so0a aP
sgI ,,aca orchard. ;,
T lvn remarkably healthy, and the society 10 he nIisn
bohoc e4uI any other IN the country An! sen.enn rom
Would DO to pIace before tie day Of sale 6" any one
Mi 80 a,,onmod ting and made known the day of sale
Immediately after the sale Of The land snail sen ABOUT o o
m sider inc parcel of &c and all my
h. mules oxen &c, which very fine being OF the
G ,ock about sesht OF Fork together with variety OF
choli and keh,n furnure (Which new una OF the best
s-'!" '"Ss WIN. II. G. LUMPKIN.
Sid
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Fork Plantation for sale.

OFFER sale the Land the county OF Hanover ad
IN. lands of Dr. Reuben Meredith, Mrs. Susannah Tins
Pryor and Others the Fork Plantation, containing
bsen IeN5 and 100 acres within miles OF the city OF Rich
from Hanover Court house to the Me-
rR-,y rupkc 400 which are cleared
heavily Ted with white oak and heart pune ana
10 the growth Corn Whea, and OATS having ouit
,a-,hls hds of super muis we'll watered aud generally
considered remarkably healthy There may he nude al very
about valuable meadow and-
aal S sold IN one trac purchdscts-
II dispose. privately, before Thursday, the lo'h Day o IA
uuary l> u will on that day f fair, 4 not the next lar day.
puc the premises at IL O'Clock, NJ the
he disposed of body onethlrd Of the purchase
m he required hand-if divided bali cash, apd The
in one and yearsihe credit payments TO be secured
s0, approved security and deed Of trust upon the pro
psH,
viewing the above property will please apply
uC! Sa Overion, WIN. H. PollId Esp, with the latter
q sDgm plat and survey OF the land Is lett. w
Letter. subject post paid addressed to Philip b. Win
sion go Hanover Cou house or to The SUBSCRIBER Burnt od'-
-4nes Civ County, Va, will b. promptly attended to-
Sy.n i5a-tdl ROBERT r. RICHARDSON.
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Commissioner $ sale of .iidemurie Land

~ Of decree Of the county couti OF Abemate pro-
the 5h day Of November 1885, SUI, therein
q guardians OF the infant children OF Isaac
D, tsei plainf AMI the said infants and other de
Commissioned the
Dr asxr il fam it not first fair day thereafter offer for
the land IN the sand decree mentioned ana
described copinns about 500 acres belonging to The hens al law
m Isaac DAVIS IT,, deceased and lying aud being 10 the
e Of Al lrle, public road leading Browns Cap
the, miles Of the Of Charlottesville and the
r.,,v v.ni adonin; the lands Of Jesse Lewis Isaac
White aai Alexander Garrett.
r many advantages which recommend Il to the
fy M ,,;ra,ion of the frm. II is handsomely and
'nl'i he iihy, we thy and intelligent
aI!-sg, mill and immediately upon IVY
rrss the r OF which equal in value, TO the
est lands
much purchase money be necessary 10 pa! we
attending the sale w" be eqnieuh
ch the one, add three years, WIN oonn ana a
r,,y,3 ...y,,y j. W. SAUNDERS,
N,r Ii f55-ts1 Commissioner.
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5000 X El .

SOnA II EWARD-Rau away from the plantation of the
subscriber, James River, in the county OF Surry,
Virs the 10Th Of September last Negro Roy named Al
FRED, self yclcpcd Alfred Pleasn II is likely TINT this e
low attempting make his Free state either
by taking Northern vessel in the river OF the plantation or by
making his Weswardly by the Guyandoe route To Ohio
probable that he has adopted the latter mode OF making his
he well acquainted with the Guyanhotc rond having
been that road, the vicinity of the Sulphur
Springs Ostc and Driver of the employ
And he has also
twice boon to the Springs Carriage Driver Alfred is
small about feet inches high rather light complexion,
about 81 Of and correctly remembered, has slight
cyc his gait short end quick and his general
aud department that of scneman body SERVANT his
small feminine will give the above reward TO
the boy without the limits OF the Stale and
him il otherwise, that him. $50 f
TAKEN within the State Of the county Of Sur $50 il
taken within the county, xnd secured ~ uhovc ~ ,r,
PHILIP ST GEO. COOKE
Srr,v (,o,,,v Nov 18th SILT
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4 Biaehsmifh; Miller, Sc. for saie,

4 BlarkSmuh .HtNeF, &c Jor sale:
YENtE subscriber will SELL Wednesday, the Goth Of
IL December. ii fair il not, The next fair day, at Mill
Grove, in the county of NeckIenburg credit of 12
months, perhaps as valuable plantation BLACKSMITH,
is in the State Also, excellent MILLER, well &C.
quaintrd with The manufacturing of Flour having been
engaged in manufacturing mill for upwards Of twenty
years Also, likely and smart GIRL can be ounn
an old WOMAN two HORsEs; one yoke of OXEs one set
of Biacksmhs Tools, with household and kitchen fur
nure Bonds with approved security, will be required
all sums ten dollars; under that amount. cash
will be expected. JAS. W. OLIVER
Nov 20 56-w5w
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Yirrinia Baptist Seminary.

THE next school will besn the LIST of January
close The 3st Of June following In the Literary De-
which open youth Of good character over ID
will be given the Latin and Greek Ian
guages Natural and Mental Philosophy, Arithmetic Algebra
Geometry Surveying Logic Rhetoric History Geography Com
position Defamation and English Grammar The studies in this
Department arranged with particular reference 10 higher
Universities and we'll adapted 10
qualify Young either such for the ractca du
lc They will he conducted by Robert Ryand M and
Elias Dodson b. An additional Teacher will be employed as
The discipline Of the school mild,
the habits Of the pupils sudous and cor
rect institution the country The location about one
mile Richmond healthy and beautifully combining all the
advantages Of country and city residence
Terms-For board including fuel light room-rent bedding,
washing diet the first session $50 Tuition S2i For board
the second S2uion S4 Whole for the
SIaO Payments each should be made half in advance,
half the close of the session No deduction Will be made
for loss tme greatly desired that students should be
punctua. .,,
and guardians assured that pains VIII be 10
promote The health comfort improvement, Of the pupils.
employed tho boarding depa men
who will aim 10 rive satisfaction By order Of TIE Board
WM. SANDS, Recording Secretary.
Sovombero 5S-v3w
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Stock IN Wr Erfhange Bdnk ot FTgtHtd
meeting OF the Directors, the 3D. October, le
That the Branch Banks Richmond and
each authorized dispose of One Thousand Shares
Of This Stock equiren, To the cost 10 the original stock
holders Chargn. the of the hrst ymen
from the the subscription hooks opened on the I'D April
| und that OF the subsequent instruments om the time they
pccvciy became due; and that the time allowed accomplish
same he to the 1t day OF December next.
Reso'rtd unanimously That the Branch Bank at Gainesville he
authorized dispose Five Hundred Shares OF this Stock the
terms.
a copy from the minutes.
WRIGHT SOUTTiGATE, Cashier.
p NOTICE therefore that wishing TO procure
Stock said Bank the stated requested 10 apply at
the Room the Farmers Bank of Virginia. from Mon
the 5th until Saturday. the Goth und afterwards at the
Banki. House. Original requested call and
the that due their stock.
The Office will open the Of business Monday,
22 aud the regular the Board will be We'd
nesd9 each week Pupc intended for dcoun, be put in
on Tuesdays. JAMES CASkIE, President
WN. Z. STROIHER, Cashier.
Oct iC-tT
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NovemberN

Amelia County CONT 18th ocs
= ,ohcr, 1898: ~ ,,r
Polly Moriss Rachel Ellis formerly Rach. Morrss and Eliza
ha,b MoIriss Compl lnans:
against =,
Joel Moss Holt and Asenath his wife Isaac Morss
Nancy Pollard Zach Moss md Edmund orriss,
compoS mGatiS, Defendants.
The defendants Moriss and Nancy olard not having
tered their ind security rcodng to the Act OF
the rules Of and iii by salts
evidence tia; they nabanI Of this country is
that SAID defendants the fourth Thursday
December and of be plaintiffs and that
this order be forthwith pub
shed in City Of Richmond months
posted the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
Copy-Tcse, E. G. LEIGH c.
Oct30 Ju-wSwt
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Leaving outstanding
S7,754,550 OIL

III. EXPLANATIONS AS TO THE APPROPRIATIONS OUT
STANDING.
The appropriations heretofore made, which will
main unsasfed at the end OF the year 1885, and be
chargeabe the balance then in The Treasury and
the subsequently received estimated by The
other departments $3 42G S3, but by the under
signed al 81 51 500 ~ more, in consequence of esli
mating the expenditures of The fourth quarter differ
emily.
Upon the view taken by this department, it is compu
ted that Sl2 1863 G23 Go Of those appropriations will be
required TO be paid IN order to accomplish the objects
cUntemp laled by them.
or the remainder, abou, 1870 800 40 may 90 10 the
surplus fund not be needed to accomplish those Oh
jecls aud the residue being 81 0j9,362 S5 ii is pro-
posed TO apply 10 the service of The ensuing year, with
out re appropriation.
w. ESTIMATE OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR 1897
The receipts into the Treasury during the year 1889,
estimated at O0O w
Customs Sl90O0,OO0 00
Lands 4.5OO,OOO OO
Miscellaneous O0U w.
The proceeds of the 4th
bond of the u. States
Bank, if sold, 2,3SO,OOO 90
And the sums likely to be
realized from former de.
posile banks install.
ments which become
due in 1889 24O0,00O 90
These, with the estimated balance OF
2765 ,;}42 in the Treasury, which, on
the st of January, 1889, will be avail
able and applicable TO public purposes
constitute aggregate of efficient
means amounting TO 81 45,A2 %
The expenditures for $780, including the redemption
of eight millions of Treasury notes, and interest," falling
due in that year, are estimated at $3Oy5OU,00O %
| Thus, Of the old appropriations which
will be outstanding the Isl OF ia.
nuary, 1889, ii is computed that there
will be expended in that year 100000 90
in interest, will amour, to about 100000 90
| OF the new appropriations called for, 10.
pelher with those which permanent
be expended within the year 100000 90
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Tile Classical School at ma Residence,

MILL Exercises the cndcr the dec
W teacher, CHARLES w. BAIRD The
divided into Of five months cachhe first COM
first Monday January and ending tho last dny Of
first Monday July, and ending the last
day November Al the close OF .ch here will bc an
The studies the PLAZA this School,
Arithmetic, En: Grammar, Geography Latin, Greek Anhe
pure and mxcd0 Chemistry Moral Philosophy and Rhcio
nc The the scholastic year Of months the follow
in. .,o =.
Arithmetic English Grammar or Geography, $50 go
E;,b., or the oihc branches 35 90
BOARD inc luding beddn, md washing, 100 90
The object establish school Of the first
grade pledges himself that will he conducted IN every
respect worthy Of public confidence Mr. Baird is graduate OF
Randolph College, whose reputation gentleman and
well require comment lie hos been before
the public the capacity OF teacher and has
evidence skill the great satisfaction OF all concerned
p. w. HARPER,
Nov T5i--wGwl DarDRe'S, Dip,Giddic county.
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kaM;AI|S:5;;;&:MaI!fRN
GRE.1I .7FRIFTL.
10 Bushels or 10000 Bozes of Peters Pills.
GREAT .3PRIV.4I,.

10 Bushels or 10000 Bozes Of Peters Pills.
THE subscriber has made with Dr. Pcic OF New
York. be supplied by the quantity with his PILLS All
dealers be supplied ii factory prices or all the Pills we
ledge, the valuable In instance
failed oacc"mph every thing they promised and thou
years have been lingering with obstinate
add their testimonies behalf OF this vana-
Medicine To" much can't be Dr. Peters for
tbs discovery. All who huvc used the
FETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS recommend them terms of The
unqualified praise, which proof positive Of their exaoId
nary and beneficial effects
y,B, careful enquire for PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS.
for sale hy JOHN II. EUSTACE, 8gent.
l6 iG-2awam
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TERMS OF THE RICHMOND ENQUlRER.
>. The Ey9u,REa is Published three Hmes 1oeek du-


= The Exeu,aEa is published three ttmes 'oeeh d.
ne Of The State legislature end hosee fs6
sgHsg the rest Of tie year.
Dol.es and Three Dollars Tor SIX monihs
gs.' >" b, hereafter be considered as incurred
aivauc years publication, uness specially Or
fr shorter lime, and paid Tor in advance Tor that shorter
.,. u4rn 80 Voacrcd -
,,.fise unless paid advance, satisfactory eler-
aud accessible person IN regard 10 me
psvueat from Subscriber who unacquainted
, me coalitions, single number may DC sent ''"""s'
n,m.s subscribers whose ability to pay may DO
publisher, aad who may tema'n ine3'eu on open
IN. end Of ou tbs time when the advanced
w,s l.c shall erased from the list OF sphsc!'bes
P""'' fRssOatOns Of the Editorial Conrsr'lon Of "a.
r,r,ns are some results of the collective WIS
49,, inter experience of the Editorial Corps OF Virginia,
49, s.s n,ttI al Richmond, on the ih January ie1o,
.e.s Grspnliess are determined to abide'- ne
p and interests require, a" '"heS
y g,E at the OF The Editors the postassg al
&c .. pad by Brhersfho postage oil snsIe ie.e'
business, which operates as serious " P
he EAtorA ..,,,. .h,,, b,x, tho
,ea;s gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ss suac Of sixteen ncs tire, insertion, 20 CENTS LOT
s,.1 continuance, 50 cents. al, a., .,.,,..
.l lfo 4 distance be accompanied win inc
Or satisfactory references, TO in'nre execution. a.,
r,p.e whose ivsns tmoun' to Sieo per annun LUIS
,,, wall b. m ,ie 30 per and 10 SoO o, ~ pc.
Thai recommended to the Editors OF Newspapers
,-hout the Commonwealth, TO publish al Inc heao o' e p
a. fer ADVERTISING and that they s'f.H Sr
.n In, these prices he always such as to give at
ne labor performed -. o., r,;,r;,y copr.n,on
il unknown at office, be authenticated
rs of the Postmaster in the neishoofhopu' VI WV!
III , t.r DC Every measure that has oteh TAKEN
:, prevent inposons and quizHes has proved heretofore
~ mast therefore, nsr in such case upon 'he
1 beng srted the Of til" PoSm's'0r 0" inc
iat. gf tie letter
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Lnud fnr ,Snic.

D Deed of executed to the subscribe by Thos
ell hs said lands or u r thereof, Cumberland Court,
o the eth day o: December next that being Court day. 10
ne R,.r The tract OF land amounts To
- in the ct Cumberland upon the Apo
rve Stony Point Mills; large portion OF tins
g ,tom. which handsome brick house. ana
cte suitable farmc' The title 10 the land known
oOt-.ke Trustee will convey only Trustee 10 the pucha-
SAN. HObSpN,
f57-tll. Trustee.