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BUSINESS CARDS,
FAS HON Bile CLOTHTMG

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
TAYLOR & MADDEN,
No. IL Chartres street
HAVE constant supply If every article pertaInny
to gentIenens Dress OF the latest style, New York
prices dec 20
AHE undo rsigned have opened house in this city
H. under the firm of
II. p. LEVY s. CO.
For the purpose nf nansacting
GENER.4L CO.HHLSSiON BUSINESS.
OFFICE,
N" 10, Gravior street, up stars.
The firm at Grand Gulf Miss. will be continued
under the siyle of H + & } l. LEVY
II P LEVY,
l. LEVY.
References.
Peters u hilard, I've" oi'euhs' ill.,
ii Hill q Co Louisville, XIV.
John NJ Gilmore, Vicksburs, Miss.
Harper, Carpenter s. Co. }
Summers 4 Waite, : Grand Gulf, Miss
Muir, Moore Il Co!
Silas Lllard, Natchez, Miss.
New Orleans, Feb 49, 1888. eplO
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INK CHANGE on Philadelphia and New York
HA Checks, &C. for sale by
LAWRENCE. e. LEGENDRE
jel6 Is and % New Lev
RACON-l0 casks Cincinnati Cured, III store, Tor
~ sale, by G. DORSEY, I'd
jel" ii New levee.
E.>LOUR-4U0 bbls, in store for sale BY
H. jel3 G.DoRSEf, a New l.eyee.
\ EAT LARD-aNO Kegs, in fine shipping order. for
u sale by g. ID tRSEf.
ieiS A New I.eSec.
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STATE OF I,oUISiaY !,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
pARlSH COURT. fur the Parish and CITY Of Nesv
Il Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Maurau,
judge. Jane llh, ts3s No. 10, 9s4.-Jucques Potter
vs. his creditorsUpeh recalling and filing the petition
and schedule in this case, 1t ordered by ths Court
hat the credi,ms of e nsotent do show cause in OMEN
court salurda, the 9TH dry of July 1923, WHY he
shonld not be discharged according to law and in tb4;
meantime all proceedings against his person and pros
rrty are stayed.
Clerks Once, New Orleans, June II; 1888.
tel Paw ARMAND EiTfyr Cia,t
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ComptroHer's Office, Second Municipality
New Orleans, June II, 1853. {
a GREEABi.Y to n resolution of the 9Th instant
"a public notice is hereby given, thu, sealed propo-
sails will be received by the Undersigned until T,esdav
the I'd July next for all the wood work to be done to
the whnrves front of this Municipality, according to
plan and specifications, dated 29h May 1888 which
exhibited at this Office.
js2l JOHN CALHOUN, Comptroller.
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FOR BORDEAUX.
fl The A tand new ship CHARLES, Capt.
MN, Bre~ ter. will REG i've despatch, For pas
~. ~ sac, having hyperion accommodations for 10
rabM, ANA !tatetrage pass .enEets. .,ppiN 0
LEVI u. GALE,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-02

I lNS.ED OIL, in Casks and il bbIs, warranted
~ pure article, for sale, wholesale nnd retail, by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Medicine, Paints Il Oil Dealers
jel6 Corner of Common &, rchoupitoulas sts
k$ROWN SHEETINGS-5OO QUO Yards IA Brown
- Sheetngs landing from ship Cherokee, suitable
for the Mexican market or City trade, Tor sale, by
STETSON Il AVERY,
jel8 Ss Gruyier street
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The following extract nthe subject sfem the Cinciu-
natl Journal.
Mi FS, .tAt AIn NENJTJEE


MILES, TOMATO MEDICINE.
The virtues Of the omao, not onI, Az delicious
vegetable tor the table, but also medicine have for
o'sd,l.hls Rye past, attracted little atlcution IL
mas 'te beesrtt olossess ti-bIlious qualities which,
ii they could he eertuay ex tracle, or separated from
The superthons matter, would he invaluable. This has
been characterized rs bilious country large portion
OF the diseases arise from snrercd lves or from do
engagements in The gaular s>stcn. His is especially
the case in the west and still so al the south If
remedy, easy, safe, eiitctual ia operation and leay-
ing the constitution uimaired could be tiseovered for
bilious coplalns, this would 'nqutstionaly be among
The most !eaittiy climates in HE world.
Calomel has btsi tie an,os, universal remedy for
Diseases OF this character. Hut remedy which
noting but Necessity should induce the se OF Ii may
be considered as esassing the province Of another
profession to speak ut this, yet may be permitted n,
express orr strong conviction that GaIoineI cannot be
used without luxurious and lasting effects upon The sys-
tom, s'ealer Or less, according The quantities taken
anti The frequency Of sse, and the constitution OF the
patient. substitute for this, therefore, from the We.
gstal!e Kingdom is desltleratunl i'll this country
Webclieye this sirsdeiaum has been discovered id
the Tomato. Dr. Miles, Of Ibis city aud his associates
With much labor aud expense, understand have
s'rreee! IN obtaining sl',i an exfast from this ge,a-
bic MS II hoped will be to,n efecal sub. tii4te
We have taken pain, TO enquire among medical
men and others who have Used this medicine as to ia
effects, aud VIC feel vel satisfed tia, it will prove
most valuable rcncd, in bilious complaints So far "a
we have heen able to learn it has pr,icet the desired
effect GENERATING To ronce health, action of the liver
procHr'"a bilious discharges When needed and In SONG
Instances breaking up fr,ers, with even more Certainly
and IN Shoit"r time than taams: For sick or bljous
headaches, it has been ioo"H god remedy. Those
VIII" Lave used II say that does not produce le ticbii
ta'ing effects o! most other klus of prgave medicine,
that there is no increased danger tam cols AFTER rs
use, and where large doses Of clomel would be neee,i
ms operates without any danger f,he distressing aai
injurious elects OF csomel whtn producing salf,atio
AS VIC have reason to hope from our ihvestiga,ioa
this extract Of the Tomato will prove substitute f,
eaomtl in great variety Of cases, we cannot bn re-,
gard AS blessing to the human family itis there
tore that we speak of 1t, and trust that it will h,
fully tested by families. We hive every insurance
that II is perfectly sah, and Tree ro all inera ah
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Sn CASES Imperial, gunpowdor. young Tyson and
1901 boxes Mslags Raisns.
loOhaf do do do.
lnhhags prime green Havana Coffee.
% boxes fresh Havana sweet Meats.
800 boxes Young's SUPERIOR Champagne Cider
275 cases Boz enux Claret
80 cases superior Old Port Wine.
; pipes a" old l. : rencr dns.'y'
80 Kegs prime Goshen Butter.
80 30 coils Mani, Manila c1n1d"ge' assorted ' sizes
Ito dozen superior Corn Bfoonls.
81, kegs assorted Nails
50 kegs No ?, White Lead,
10 casks Winter Strained Sperm Oil.
100 boxes New Bedford perm Candles:
100 boxes Boston No Soap.
80 boxes French Bra dN Cherries.
90 boxes Underwu DDS Pickles, assorted
IL hbls American Gin.
Is bbis American Brandy:
5 or casks Barclays Port Wine. .
Sugar. Butter, Water and Soda Crackefs. PESi i
Navy Bread, manufactured by the Patent Steam Duke
constantly on hand, together with general assortment
of Groceries; wholesale and retail, by
ZACHARIE Il BROTHER,
Je y Is I'D leSee street.
TNEXAS MONEY-Fo or sale by
u. I HYDE IL BROTHER
je9 Couraoh & Magazine.
BHLotR--i. bbls supfrfne Floul, landing and for
Il sale by SFETSoS & AVERY,
leT SIS Gravier street
I4tLoUK N PohK-50o btls Flour, 500 hills clea
u Mess Mo-, Prime T. o., Rnmps X huulders
, jsai ''' WI ''' ~ 1AyFT * AntLuNG.
an iilsh f .-50O bDls Iecided Ilullen'sD
wv for sale by Ii. DORSEY,
II Je22 A New LcTee,
\ soRK 500 bbs Of ali q uliiies Just inspected
and will be sold below the quotations, by
IA 10, DORSEY,
"a ie2' IA New Ievee
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MISSING BOXES-Landed from ship Natchez
1vA from New Ysrs, and supposed to have been taken
from the Levee in mistake two large marked S,
containing Cigars. Any information respecting them
will be thankfully received by
JD BEN & Il COHEN,
mis- 80 Connon street
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The above medicine can be obtained only of tho Ge-
neral Agents, and 'sr r.niling agents having conn
mission slgned by"A. Miles, Pres't E. NJ. c." and
Louisiana and bearing the Company seal.
List IF agencies
y y = Stone, General A gents for Louisiana, ia
T,heupilohias street.
Riadsr & Co. l3a Old Layee street, opposite vegsaa
bic Mnrkc'.
l,Atl Martin, chr Old l.evee and Hospital strees.
VIM Sherry, cor Camp and Julia streets.
t'r Mueller, cor chouIloiilas stree and ST MARY u
market
! + Bsrbat 4 Co, corner rchoupitouas and Gire.l
Streets
J n P Ilast-ell. BAY oh Sara In
DR. VIM S,anshury, Natchi,oches La.
Thomas S,anshury, Hhi,son Texas.
lreaeTick Serbia, cornei Poydras and Camp sss.
G,:" Jonrs, Iiydii Cmcie
Vim. Evans, No. Bu;ldng Co. Row.
Application for agencies medicines by Wholesale
mus! o. made 10 the General Agents at New Orleans:
All ieets, post Fal, will be promptly alter ded 10.
m28 v
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SPERM OIL, CANDLES, &c.-30 casks New Bel
- ford Winter Oil; 200 boxes do do Sperm Cardes
~ casks roofing ZINC, l0h boxes Boston Aotld candles
300 sheets Braziers' Copper! In store, for sale by
JOSEPH COCkAYNE
sp2O o. Grsv;ar stra.,
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NEW PUBLICA lions.
n lFE in London, or the Day and Night scenes ct
IL Jerry Hawthorn, Esq. and Corrinthnn To.a anb
companied by Bob Logic the Oxopian, in theil
rambles and sprees through the Metropolis BY
Pierce Egsn, in vols.
Vivian Grey,a Novel, by D'Israeli, complete vol.
The Young Bake, novel, by the Author of Vivian
Grey, complete in vol.
Tie Hnn,orist, Edited by Theedere Hook Author o.
Gilbert Quincy.
Just received and for sale at the of Cap nni
Common streets, by
ALL
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FOR HARSElLLES.
81 The superior A ship RiALTO, Captain
,tI4lsM Holmes, having three quarters OF her cargo
AAAY engaged, will meet with despatch. For
freien &c 800 bal cotton for passage, apply
board at Upper Press WHAT, or to
STETSON & AVERY,
ieI2 SO Graver street..
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FOR HAVANA.
Fl The | splendid and fast sailing brig
lrFSF&A ORIENTAL, Captain Hatch, with full cargo
49, engaged, will sail with despatch. For pas
sage having commoJious cabin and state rooms, apply
to Captain ON board opposite post l3, % Municipality,
or to > " l. WllNEl.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-02

STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.
h. F~YeNsSA q. The fine steam ferry boat
l-1aa-=7HS LAURA in complete order, and
5Isag dy to commence running she
lies in the rbolr Of the new CANAL will he disposed of
on reasonable terms. Applyto
ALBERT STEIN,
No Building Row, Tchapitouas street. few doors
above Delord. iell 81
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FRED. WILKINSON,

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENERAL or LOUISIANA,
nFFERS his services to the public il the depart
~ mens OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
in town and country From considerable experience Ill
his profession and by prompmess and fdelit, in The
execution of business entrusted to him, he hopes to
merit and receive share of public patronage. He will
also and calculate the contents of walls and
excavations. Office No Chartres street, second story
bacE, ia7
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s4STA! DE LA LOUISA NE.-Cour de Paroissr;
a. pour la parossse Ell la vile de la Nouyele Or
eans.-Present lhon. Charles Maurian. uge II JUN;
lsas.-Ao. l0,9S4.J: cques Potter cont scs crknn:
c,ers-Shr lecture ct eregstienent de Ia petition ct
la schedule das ceie afae II decrrte par la couf
Cue les creanciers de nsovahe ire savot eurs rais
euvet, San ed de Juliet 1888 pouruuoi
ii nc serait point dech rg6 conormenlent la lo Il EN-
attendant pousuites conre sa personne GU SEA
proprieties sont artc.ees.
bureau de gretfier Nnuvelle Orleahs II iuin 1858.
irE Paw ARMAND PITO7, Cireifer.
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OF Western Produce.
References
Aljah Fisk, Esq.
: q blanchard,
Hart NJ Shift, view orleans.
A NJ Nathan,
Messrs Kohr. Daron IL CO..
} 5$:: va $ y, w. Boston,
Robf rts Brothers Co. !
Ieveret e. Thomas. New York.
Won Publ IL Nc till. }
Stanford & Davis. ! st Louis.
Glasgow, Shaw & Tatum. }
s Rider 81 Co.
A X Skidmore Esq.
G Is Marshall Il Co.-loui,ville.
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STATE OF LoulSIASs-parh of Jehersou-Court Of
Prntairs- Sncc eso. of C. n Penrese, deceased IN
Saturday the 3Ui 1T jane next rs weye O'clock te-
DIAN by virtue Of dec Of the honorable the Con Of Pros
bates in aud for the Parish If Jefferson hsArux saig
May rendered upon tho petition OF sshnh
son of Clement Bidie Peprose, deeeased will eApSse nj
public sale the City Exchange ST. Louis In The ejtv
OF New Orleans. tho following sayes heIons In
toto the said shccessan and by undivided half TO the
sums and to 5duathan Davis j., I" wits
Slaves belonging IN tothto th~ sucsessien;
LEWIS, negro man assd ahont al years
DENIS, negro man aged ah'tts 50 years.
MANY negro wnnan. aped alout 90 yents, with her
child aalne4 ANTHONY, III uhalt years.
Slaves beesaiag Ia he saceSsson and TO j. Davis Jr
NED GRANT. gri& sksa ehaut IS years.
BRACAETT. gr5i spad a Ba, 20 ysafa
ANTOINE, Runaway: WILLIAM. alias BiLg, also runs
away
Teras aaa sanaians of the saleSx and twelve months.
erea the partkssers 10 to tho
hcon of lhe snic aid special gage; tie slaves ia he
HON. VI delivered only @hen IN holes shall fur
uished.
june 5-d.s puGuE Jpdge.
4 EAF LakD.-4C0 kegs in prime order, in STORE
: is :, '''' BY G. pa Il ssn j eve. .
RAGDA,-7,, tusAs Cincinnati. { urea, in rtoIe, Tor
= jess s. 3 .. D9 4 ny ls.s,.
ERANBERklEs.-sa qr btls. fresh Ard red, To-
" sale by WINSTON 4 SHALL,
le22 : flontLsssa
DoRTER BoTTi .Es--lac g,ass. Ter eale f,y
lei hoLMES & MILLS, Bark efisS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
March 8. 1888.

Between Charlottesville, and Rich
mond and Fredericksburg.
Through in day! Speed and Conf
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond
or Fredericksburg in the RAIL WAY CARS
at A. NJ, reach Charlottesville the
same day at 7 or 8, p. NJ. more than
half the way being by The Rail Road,
and the rest over a road, naturally one
OF the very best for stages in middle Vir-
ginia. So that, aided by first rate teams,
coaches, and drivers. passengers may, in
good weather, be ensured speed of sir
miles an hour, without allowing for stop
pages. They will moreover get from
Richmond or Fredericksburg to Char.
louisville in from S to 8 hours less ira
Yelling. than by any other route with
literally NO night travelling, to Interfere
with sleeping hours.
The HALLWAY CARS. for ease, com.
fort and spaciousness. resemble the par
lour Of an elegant hotel more than any
vehicle for land travelling.
Staying in Charlottesville all night,
and till after breakfast, passengers may
then 60 daily to Staunton, and every 9th :
er day to Lynchburg, in coaches owned
by the proprietors ofthe Rail Road line :
the only coaches on those roads. From
Stanton. stages owned by the same pro-
prietors run every other day Southwest.
wardiy, through Lexington, Buchanan,
&c. {: while others, owned by Messrs.
Porter & Belden. run in like manner
Westwardly, to Guyandotte.
From Charlottesville aownwards, the
stages for the present will set out at neon,
dine q, Mrs. Clarke's, and reach the
Rail Road Depot at early bed time
whence setting off at half past next
morning, passengers get to Richmond by
10, A NJ. and to Fredszisksburg and
the Potomac in time for the Railway
ears to Baltimore.
The OLD MAIL LINK OF STAGES (be-
tween Fredericksburg and CharIottes.
vile. through Orange, will still run
times a week.
FARE from Richmond to Charlottesville
SIS IL
Fredericksburg TO Charlottesville, (by
either route,) $6.
In going upward, passengers will res
quire two meals only downward, three
meals and nights lodging.
Office at the EAGLE HOTEL, Char.
lottesvilIe-Agent, MIR. JOHN VowLEs.
Charlottesville, April l2-6t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
VIRGINIA, to wit:


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law g.
Chancery, for the Couaty of Augusta,
on Monday the 9Th day Of February,
1888.
Anthony Beard. pla,ntiG-asainst.
Jehn Crawford. Robert Steele & Martha
Ann his wife, JsLe Christian. widow,
d Rush. John, Samuel, Bolivar, Corne-
lila Christian, heirs of John B. Chris
tian, deed, & Mary Jane Tate, wild
ow Of Geo. B. Tate deed. defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Rush Christian and
John Christian, two OF the Heirs Of John
B. Christian, decd, not having entered
their appearance and given security ac>
cording to the act of Assembly, and the
Rules Of tbisCourt, and it appearing from
satisfactory evidence that they are not in.
habitants Of this Commonw ealth 1t is
ordered, that the said defendants do ap-
pear here on the first day ofthc next Term
(JoDe 10th, 1898, )and answer the Bill Of
the Plaintiff; and that acopy ofthis order
beforthwjth inserted in the StauntonSpec.
tator, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Court
HOUSE. Of Augusta county.
A copy-Tests,
N. c. KINNEY, c. G.
March 8. 1898.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
EXECUTORS SALE.

ON Thursday the 26tb OF April instant,
will be sold at the Park, about two ane hall
miles North Of Staunton, that being tho farm
of Walter II. Tspp, decd, ahead Of Horses,
several Mich Cows, Wagon and Gear,
Ploughs, Harro~s, and other Farming u,
tensils. also new Wheat Fan, number of
very likely stock Hogs, and all the other
personal property belonging TO said Farm.
On Friday the 9th of tho same month, in
Staunten. al the late residence Of said Tapp,
sll the Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of Feather Beds, Betls,eads, and
Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Sidebosrd. PA
no Forte, Bureaus, two Clocks, one silver
Watch, his Library, and several vaIuabls
young Slaves, male and female, also MiIck
Cow, and second handed riding Carriage
and Harness but little worn.
Terms efsale-all sums OF five dollars o,
less TO be paid in casb-on all sums over Eve
dollars, nine months credit will be given,
the purchaser giving bond with approved se.
curly. JOHN CHURCHMAN, Ex'r
OF Walter Fl. Tapp, decd.
April 10
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
NOTICE.

The Partnership heretofore existing
between JOHN BLAIR g. 20. at Scots
vile. in the Grocery and Commission
business, having been dissolved, the bu-
siness will in future be conducted under
the name aud firm of john & T. n.
BLAIR. All persons having unsettled
accounts with the late Grm, are respect
fully requested to make immediate pay.
ment, as it is highly necessary that the
business should be closed.
J. S. r. r.. BLAIR.
Scottsville. Albemsrle,
Jan'y 10. 1888. Il
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
VIRGINIA, to wit:


AT Rules holden in the Clerk Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery. for the County of Augusta,
on Monday the LIST day Of January 1888.
Abraham Aughe. Plaintiff,-sgainst
Robert, John g. Hugh Stuart, children
Of Robert Stuart, deceased, defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant. Hugh Stuart. not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according TO the act of Assem-.
bly,, and the Rules Of this Court, and it
appearing IRON satisfactory evidence, that
he is not an inhabitant Of this Common.
wealth: II is ordered. that the said de-
fendant do appear here on the 6rst day
Of The next Term (June the 10th, 1889
and answer the Bill of the Plaintiff (; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Staunton Spectator, for two
months successfully. &posted at the front
door ofthe Court. house Of Augusta coun-
ty. A copy-Teste.
N. c. KINNEY, c. G.
March 8. 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
Tan Ysy1.A f0,. Suze.

II 10SU II &01 ~ TUT NSGGSGs
The subscriber. wishing to remove to
the West, offers Tor sale his
LANYARD PROPERTY.
in the town Of Waynesborougb. on the
main street, consisting Of q comfortable
Dcelliag House. a good Ki,chen aud
Spring House. The Tan. Yard consists
OF twenty mine Watts, all At for use, with
first rate Shop, Bark Mill, Bark Shed,
aud good Lumber House. for keeping
Leather. Also. first rate Stable, with
sufficient room for six horses, and good
Slaughter House. and other out houses,
with first rate Garden, belonging to
the property.
He would also sell his present Stock
OF Leather in the Tan yard. and
coed stock of BARK.
This property is in q handsome situa>
ton, aud conveniently arranged, both
IS to the Dwelling House ard Tan.yard,
with first rate water near the house, and
in good neighborhood for custom and
Bark. JOHN DEAF.
March /, 1888
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COACH TAKING.

The subscriber takes this method Of
informing his friends and the public gen.
orally, that he has on hand at this time
several .SeaO Carriages, and one
good second hand ditto, which he will
sell low. Also, he is prepared at the
shortest notice to finish all kinds of We
bicles in his line; and will repair Old
work as cheap as can be done in any
regular Coach Shop in the State. He
will keep constantly on hand some fin i.
ished work. He returns thanks to the
public Tor the patronage he has received,
and hopes by attention to business still
to receive their calls.
JUDSON MACOY.
Staunton, Feb'y j, 1898.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
LAW NOTICE.
l.. g. &. J. c.. BALDWIN

.ATTORJvE VS. 1T LAW,
WILL, in future, attend the Courts OF
kemper, Newton, Noxubee, Winston,
octubbehs, and Columbus, Mississippi,
and Of Sumpter and Pickins, Alabama,
Business entrusted TO their care will be
transacted with the greatest possible de.
spatch. The junior partner will attend
particularly in the collection Of claim.
in Mississippi. Address Cornelius C..
Baldwin, Gainesville, Alabsma, or 10.
ssPh 9: Baldwin, DeKalb, Kempsr Co.
Mississippi.
Gainesville, Alb. April 5, 1855