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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
Sherif's Sales.

nN the first monday and the day following
" in January next will be sold at Chesterhe!d
Court House, within the legal hours OF sale, ION
writs Of Fieri Facias) the following property
viz.
Au the defendants interest in 1000 acres OF
land more or less lying an the waters OF Deep
Greek and Black Creek adjoining the lands OF
Richard Crowder, James Joplin and others Levied
on as the property of Williamson Tadlock at the
suit eJohn Pervis vs.. w. Tadlock.
That valuable tract OF land containing 603
acres more or less, lying eight miles above Che.
raw on the road leading to Wadesboro, bounded
by the lands Of C.. B. Pegues, Christopher Nc
Rae, B. f, Pegues and Pee Dee River. On this
tract is good dwelling House.-Also another
tract containing 500 acres more OF less, bounded
by the lands ofB. F. Pesues,C. r. Pegues and
Westfelds Creek, on the premises is Saw and
Grist Mill and Cotton Gin--levied on as the
property of William Pegues, deceased, at the suit
of BENJAMIN Black VS.. William Pegues.
One negro girl (named Lindy) levied on rs
tho property Of Neil Mcneil, at the suits of
A. Blue, John G. Mckenzie for another. The
State and John Morrison vs.. Neil McNeill.
One Cart levied on as the property of Isaac
Mothershed at the suit Of Isaac and Dorcas
Blair VS.. J. Mothershcd.
One Sorrel Horse levied on as the property Of
Robert Gardner at the suit of Amos Deason VS..
r. Gardner.
One bay Mare levied en- as the property Of John
Mckay at the suit Of Thomas Johnson ads.
John Mckay
Three head of Horscs-Eight head of Cattle
loo Bushels of Corn-and three stacks af fod.
der, levied on as the property of Ely Welsh
at the suit Of John Blakeney Jr. vs.. Ely Welsh.
D@ Ely Wesli's property will be sold on the
second day of sale at his house at half aftor ii
o'clock A. NJ.
One sorrcl Mare, about 80 bushels Of Corn
about GOO weight of oals, and five head OF fat
hogs, levied on as the property Of Martin Arant
at the suit Of a. Blue VS.. NJ. Arant.
Or The property of Martin Arant will bc sold
on the second day Of 50 at his house at o'clock
T. NJ.
One bay Mare levied OF as the property Of
Matthias Beaver at the suit of VIM. Blakeney W
M. Beaver and VIM. NJ. B'akeney IA. Blue real
PtG)
One horse, bride and saddle, the property Of
William A. Webster, levied on at the suit OF
Roderick Shaw VI, , VIM. A, Webs tor.
Terms Cash--Pirchasers will pay for Sheriff S
papers. "
G.. D.
December 10 1888.
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South Carolina.
Dee l6, 1898.

james Chapman VS.. Rebecca Adams. Lewis
Graves, WIN. Rickkits, and Nancy his vile.
Richard Graves, MN. Graves, Ncill Mcneil
an Martha his wife, and Thomas Graves Dc
PENDANTS.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that all the
Defendants above named reside without this
state. 1, is therefore ordered that they appear
before me in the Court of Ordinary to be held for
Chesterfield District on monday, the 18th day
Of Februery next to object to the sale or division
A. n E-.~.- s p ;~I,,-I t'-.--oc necaasrd
or their consent will be entered Of Record.
TURNER BRYAN, o. G. ID.
18th December, 1888.
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Marlborough Academy.

UyHE exercises of this Aourishing Institution
will recommence on the second Monday
IN January next, under the direction of
Mr., Charles NJ. T. McCaulcy as Principal in the
Male, and the Miss Simpsons inlthe Female de.
partment. =
In the Male department general course OF
e,rd,cs will be embraced, calculated to prepare
vornr men for admission into any OF the most
respcctable Colleges.
n the female department a thorough course
Of English studies, embracing variety OF ornI'
n,entaI branches will be pursued, together with
the the French, and perhaps other languages it ne
cessary. and music.
The scholastic year will embrace two ssss ons
or 81 weeks each. The tuition for each OF which
will be required in advance {; nor will allowance
ha made for any other than unavoidable With
drawals.
The rates Of tuition arc various according 10
1rr,1s but pcri,aps-Iunra sonalla tha'' Amy
eethc, Institution of equal rcspectablliy IN 'he
s..t, Whilst Board may be attained IN the oest
houses, house Public or Private at from " 10 @lV
per month: ,o r.,
These literary facilities presented in the WI.
l,o, of Bennettsvllle, distinguished for health,
n,o,ol;ty, sociability and refinement, the Beard
ofTrustees confidently deem suthc'eh' 70 '''o''s
extensive patronage. ,,.-
10 the surrounding country, to whose lioeE-
ality and patronage each department of the In
stita.ion is already indebted for It's comIn2aious
structure and eminent responsibility the board
thirk it unnecessary 10 make an appeal d ie'ui-
" night they suppose that luxury "hch W.
taired would not ho enjoyed but 10 thosc VINO
in ,hsence of such facilities have to seek them
abmad, this advertisement is more pa'tlculorly
'"'' JAMES C, THOMAS,
Secretary Board Trustees.
3enuestsville, S. c. Dec. 81, 1885.
The Fayetteville Observer Will p'case lhSe.I :.
the above until next February ana pfeseu' us
account to B. d. Townsend 1reas.'f'e
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TOWN MEETING.

atameeting of the citizens otthe town OF
Cberow held in the Council Chamber this day.
Col. Alexander Graham, In'endant was ca'i'
a., 70 the Chair, and Felix Long was appoint.
ed Secretary.
The Chairman explained The object OF The
meeting in a.short pcr;incn: address, "hcn on
motion Of Col. Harlee, the chair appointed
committe of five to draft resolutions express
s;ve of the views of the meeting. The CON-
n;,,ee was composed Of Col. llaree' Capt
MaIloy, A. Blue. DR.. Maloy, and James, Pow
ell. The chairman was added TO the commit
tee on motion. Having retired for a short tlme'
they returned and presented to the mee''ne
the following resolutions, which were adop'
ted.
The committee 10 whom was rctcirca the
proposition of the Post Master General 10 ac-
cent contracts for the transportation OF Inc
United States Mail from Raleigh to Columbia
have had the same under consideration and
beg leave to repor, the following resolutions
as expressing their views
Resolved That the Pos: Office Department
;s intended 70. the benefit Of the people CT the
United States.
Resolved Tha: the power to provide Tor the
carriage of The mail on all such post routes as
are established by law, and all the other pow
o-e v,ete,l in the Post Master General are
trusts, which he is bound to execute ior 'ne
benefit Of those interested.
Resolved That the geographical pos'uon
and commercial and political importance OF
the country from Raleigh to Columbi:., require
an increase, rather than airninution of mai
facilities.
Resolved That we have heard with regre
that the Post Master General, has proposed
to accept contracts for the transportation o.
the mail, in sulkeys on the great Southern
Metropolitan line, where four horse post coach
es have hitherto run daily.
Resolved, That we consider the proposed
cbancc from coaches to sulkeys, unjust, op'
pressive and gross abuse of the trusts YES
ted in the head of the Post Oaicc Depart
ment.
Resolved that ifthe Department finds the
expense of running both four horse mail coach
es, and the express mail on this lne be toe
great, we prefer that the express mail be STOP
ned. and dai " coaches be continued.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions
be signed by the Chairman, and forwarded u
each of the Senators and Representatives II
Congress, from South Carolina, with requeS
that they bring this subject before Congress
and use their influence 10 procure the enact
mens of a law, to compel the Post Master Gen
o,al. t. coatinr" daily S1G- horse nos: '7aches
- .t;s INC
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SHer,f's Sales.

AN the first Monday in January next, will be
" sold by order Of the Court Of Ordinary at
Chesterfield c. H. within the legal hours OF sale
the following property viz:
All the tract Of land whereon, Duncan D.
McRae of Chesterfield District, resided, lying
on both sides of Simme's Creek, adjoining the
lands of Archibald McQua. and others, con.
tanning 3O7 acres more or less.
Terms-Ihe sum that will be necessary 20
deftay the expenses of the sale will be required
in cash on the day Of sale. For the balancs
note and good security with interest from the
Gay Of sale payable on the first day Of October
next, and a mortgage of the premises if deemed
Necessary.
18th December, 1898.
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South Carolina.

Alexander May Applicant vs.. James G. Mas.
sew Sarah his wife, Pleasant II. May, James D:
Cash and Mary q. his wife, the children OF
VIM. b. May Deceased, Hampton B. Hlmmond
and Rosa f. his wife defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that all the
above aamcd Defendants reside without the
limits of this State, it is therefore ordered that
the said Defendants do appear bofore mo III the
Court of Ordinary to be held for Chesterfield
District, on monday the 18th day Of February
next to object to the sale or division of the Real
Estate of Peter May Esq Deceased, or their
consent will be entered Of record.
TURNER BRYAN, Orfy.
G.. D.
Dec l6, 1898.
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administrators Sale.

UnY PERMISSION ofthe ordinary will be sold Oh
h Saturday the 18th December next at teo
market House in Cheraw, tho celebrated t'ood'
ed hol Sc, franklin, owned irf PAT By tbs ~
tate of William Pcsues and a gentleman IN NJ:
His pedigree will be furnished on application 70
the subscriber. I'D
Terms.-Twenty five dollars in cash. T~ssss
months credit on the balance, if over one t!soo'
sand dollars, ifIcss than one thousand dollars.
six months with note pa yablc at the Mer I,ants'
Bank Of S. C. at Cheraw, endorsed to the sat's.
faction of the admins rator and all concerned.
BROWN BRYAN,
ADM. of ". Psgues.
November 2l. 1888.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26

Resolved That these proceedings be pub
lished in the Cheraw Gazette, and such other
papers as approve their purport, and are will
ing to give them circulation.
ALEX. GRAH AM.
Chairman.
FELIX LONG, Sec'y.
Dec. 18th, 1888.
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Ten Dollars Re1Uard.

VK7ILL be given to any one who may lind
wv and return 10 me large brown pocket
hook lost on thursday the 25th inst. between
the hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
P. NJ. containing five dollors cash, notes and
due bills. The papers will be Of no value to any
one but the owner
FELIX LONG.
Chcraw Oct. 80, 1888.
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NOtlce.

HNERSONS indebted to Daniel G. McLane,
Il late of Society Hill, are required to make
payment TO the subscriber who IS authorised 10
receive The same and grant dscharges.
Payment may be made TO him al tho Pcst OF
fec at Cacraw or 10 his order elsewhere without
cost, before the first day of January lert, when
all the unsettled claims of said D. c, nc Lane,
will Of necessity be put in suit for collection.
cd tv pres-u, tIIen properly autlIeiticaLcd.
ID. McLAUCHLIN.
Chcraw, sth Des. 1899.
g.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26

Owing to the temporary indsposition of
our carrier we are obliged TO leave the pa
pers for town subscribers this week at the
Post Office.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26

North Carolina.-Ipternal Improvemem.-
An Internal Improvement Convention assem-
blcd in Raleigh, N. C. the week before last
and continued in session several days. 1t was
attended by large number Of the most res
pectable and influential men in the State, and
after a free Interchange Of views among the
members and some eloquent speeches, adopt.
ed the following resolutions, moved By Judge
Saunders.
RESOLVED, That the Convention concur in the
Report of its General Committee, that the
several works of Improvement therein recon-.
mended deserve the patronage OF the State,
and ought to be effected.
3. Pesolred, That in order to carry out the
views of thn Convention. and at the same time
10 accommodate them to the means and abli!-
ty of the State, Loan of three millions OF dol
lars QUO eht to us contracted.
8. Resolrcd Tha. in the prosecution OF
these several works the Convention recon-
mend the following classification
FIRST CLASS.
1. a guar.."tee by the State Of five lhun-
dred thousand dollars TO the Gaston ana Nal
eiga Rail Road Company. c.,
2. A subscription by the State OF iour illl'is
Of the Capital Stock Of the Fayetteville and
Yadkin r Rail Road Company.
3. Tie Incorporation of a Company for the
opening fan Inlet at the foot OF Albemarie
Sound, and a subscription BY the State OF
three fiiths ofits Capital Stock.
SECOND CLASS.
/. ARail Road from Beaufort Harbour TO
connect with the Wilmington and Raleigh
Road, and subscription by the State OF 1our
ffths of its Capital Stock.
9 A Rail Road from Raleigh to intersect
with the Wilmington and Raleigh Road, at
or near Waynesborougl, and Kan Noao
from Raleigh to Fayetteville, and suSscr'P-
tion to each, of two-6fths Of The capital stock
by the State.
3. Resolred, As the opinion ofihe Conven-
tion, that the balance Of the subscription oy
the State to the Wilmington & Raleigh Com
pany ought 10 be paia without delay that
SURVEYS Of Neuse and Tar Rivers, WIN the
view to Steam Navigation, and the survey OF
a route from Raleigh, uia Hillisborrcugl', to
Greensboroueh, in Guilford County, with the
view to a McAdaInized Turnpike Road, ought
to be made by the State and if the said rlv-
ers should be found such as to justify the use
of Steam Boats, the Board Of Internal I'M
provements be authorized TO contract accord.
incly. And, that company be incorporated
for the construction of the said road and sub
scription oftwo-ffhs oflts capital by the State.
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Administrators Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the late John i +.
"a Hinson, will please make payment 70 the
subscriber forthwith; and all persons having oe'
,nands against tho intestatc will present, tne'h
properly proved, within the time presc'lned py
law. or this notice will be plead in bar OF theH
recovery. l.,.u.y .;,
Gh,-a-,- s. g. Feb. i4t:l, !s}s I'-'':
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1t is reported tina: the difficulties at Har'
risburg are about to be gotten over; but how
we do not see stated. The Governor had not
sent his Message to the Legislature because
II had not been constitutionally organized.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-26
- An Act 10 repeal the penalties here.

y. An Act to repeal the penalties here
toforc imposed upon the practice ofphyslc,
or surgery, and sale of Drugs without Ii.
cense.
l3. AnAct to incorporate the Charles
ton, Georgetown, and All Saints Rail Road
Company.
ii. An Act to define the terms on which
the State will aid in the construction ofturn.
pike roads.
IS. An Act to amend an Act. entitled
an Act, for the rebuilding the City of Char.
lesion.
lG. An Ac: 10 authorize subscription
in behalf of the State, to the South Yves.
tern Rail Road Bank.
II. An Act 10 raise supplies for the year
1888.
ls. An Act 20 incorporate the Pende.
ton Manufacturing Company.
l9. An Act to repeal so muchof the 4th
section Of an Act. TO organize the Courts oil
this State, passed 2lst December, 1886, as
relates TO elec,ing Commissioners in Equity,
for the Districts Of Chesterfield and Marl-
borough.
20. An Act 10 provide for tic increase
and preservation of the Library of The
Court Of Appeals, in Charleston.
2l. An Act 10 authorize the sale OF the
Real Estate of Alexander Downer, de.
ceased, and for other purposes.
%. An Ac: TO establish certain Roads,
Bridges, and Ferries.
90 An Act to make appropriations for
the year commencing in Octobar, 1888.
"a. An Act to incorporate the Metro.
politan Rail Road Company.
25. An ACT to incorporate the BivIngs-
vile Cotton Manufacturing Company.
26. An Ac, to amend an Act, TO lend
The credit Of the Stale, to secure any loans
which may be made by The Louisville Gin.
cnrat, and Charleston Rail Road Com.
pany.
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Bank of Charleston, $. e..
December 10 1888.


CHARLESTON, 18th Nov. 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given, that i'll conformity
~ to the provisions Of the Charter OF this Cor
poration and Resolution of the Stockholders
adopted at their last Annual Meeting, it has
been determined t, extend the amount OF the
Capital Stock of this B,nk to further sum OF
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, or Twenty
| Thousand Shares at One Hundred Dollars each
Share.
For this purpose, Books will BE- opened al the
Eark,ng House in this City, on the first Monday
and succeeding Tuesday in January next, to
receive tbs subscriptions Of all such Stockhold-
crs os may avail themselves of the right to
which they are exclusivly entitled, of subscr',
bing to num.er of shares equal to those heid
1y sasm r.sPeetysy in in the s.sssnt
each Share, 10 be paid at the time of so5scrlE'og
and the balance OF Seventy-frc per cent or Sew
cnty.fire Dollars or each share, 10 be paid as
follows viz. Twenty five dollars. Oh each Share
on the frs. Monday and Tuesday in June next,
and the remainder, being fifty dollars on each
share. to be paid within six months thereafter at
the discretion of the Board of Direcrors, On one
months public notice being given.
All transfers ot Stock in the present Capital
must be made on or before the fifteenth day of
December next, after which period tho Books
will be closed.
A.G. ROSE, Cashier.
a. The South Carolinian and Telescope, ct
Columbia; Courier at Camden; Advertiser, at
Edectisld; Messenger, at Pend!cton; N oupta:n.
Ger, at Grechville; Gazette, at Georgetown; and
Gazette. at Cheraw, will give the above two in
se.tions Win the first and last week of the
time limited and send their bills to the Bank for
payment.
Nov. - 1888.
Ot
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Just Received, and Tor sale
nj the Book Store.

HtIBBON'S Rome, Marshal's Washington
" Burr's Memoirs, Fianklin's Works, Combe
on the Constitution of Man, Arabian Nights,
Travels in Egypt, Arabia &c. Robinson Crusoe
fine gilt do. plain, Child's own Book, Homo
Book of Health and Medicine, Virginia House
wife, Miss Leslie's Seventy Five Receipts, Stew.
arts Adventures IN Capturing Murrcll, Mason's
Frarier, Western Songster, Singers own BOOK
Bows own Book.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL AGENCY.

We arc requested by the Rev. Michael Qa:n'
aren't of American Sunday School Union, 20 an
nouncc the following appointments tor hi'n'
IN DARLINGTON DISTRICT.
Society Hill. Friday us. Dee; &C. o.,
Antioch. Saturday and Sunday -, IS
Black Creek, Tuesday and Wednesday, 25' 20 20
Swift Creek, Thursday. 81
New Providence, Fri Sat. ond Sun. 20, %, 50
Darlington C. II. Prcsbyteyy;;aa meeting House.
Tuesday lst Jan.
,,ooh,,;csr;,lc. Wednesday. 2
Mizpah, 'aq!sasy' =
Ebenczer, rfioay'
Elm, Saturday and eunday.o' y
Lake swarn Tuesday 8
Mount Mor;sb, Wednesday. 9
Monnt Elan. Thursday and Friday. ", II
Gumbyanch, Saturday and Sunday 90, "a
CHESTERFIELD.
Chesterfield Presb. House, TUESDAY ~ ~
Ditto Baptist ednesaay 20 q
(.i,ccterGcld G. iI Friday 10
Elizabeth Sat and Sun. H. 90 90
Fark Greek &c "Wednesday ~ Se
Macedonia FRIDAY 90
Kcrshaw District.
Black Jack SUNDAY ~ ~
Berea TUESDAY on on
Iavcs meeting House. Wednesday 81
Betbesda Thursday 81
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Corn Meal.

Corn Meal.
A supply of fresh ground corn meal, con-
IA. stantly on hand, and for sale by
D. MALLOi.
April 18th, 1888.
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GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER a6. 1888.

"Cantores auto fores nocturni' is mad.
mi. sible, for reasons which 10 the writers
must be obvious.
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Assigned Estate.

Ass'SIawU ITcu!I LIs saes,..d diI;n
"a L;s in lifetime make an assignment TO me
'S,,i h;s estate botl, rea; and personal OF every
G;scrp.ion w for the benefit Of his creditors as CT
sar,h IN the assignment This is therefore to re,
cnest - all persons who arc indebted TO tho sad
Sb,J,oc, Mitchell to come forward and make
narment without delay and all persons having
demands against him will bring them properly
attcs.cd within the time prescribed oy law or
thev vii. no. be attended TO.
D. S. HARLLEE, Assignee.
Dcccn3he. l2,h, 1898,
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the cost of foreign newspapers and cores
pondents, and the sums paid for expresses,
&C., &C., and the total weekly expenditures
can be hardly estimated under 250L, or
10000 per annum-about sixty thousand
doilars.-Jour. Com.
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DR.. Cooper offered to sell his library 10
the Legislature at its late session. The
proposal was referred 10 committees in both
houses, but both committees requested al
,erwards 10 be discharg ged from its consld.
Grafton, which was accordingly done, and
the subjec, in each house la'd on the table
This is the last notice which we see OF 1t IN
the Journals so far as published. We sup
nose from the character and learning OF
DR.. Cooper tha, the library is probably very
valuable, if it were only purgcd o: the Ini''
del works, and works Of inlidci tendency
which j, doub less contains, and which no
Legislature representing u christian COM
munily ough, to purchase.
Reporsd Treachery-Aboliton Increment
in Congress.-Unde: this head some OF the
Whig papers are publishing a most ir'sh'fu'
story of the following parpoFt; namely; That
s'solemn caucus OF the Van Buren, MEM
bers Of Congress, North and South, was held
in Washington about the commencement O.
the present session, and "swore eternal Trend
shipn offensive aud defensive" the Northern
portion of the party engaging to $50 IN solid
colupsn with their Southern friends, on the
subject of abolition and slavery and the
Southern portion 10 "pos.one their demands
for the specie clause Of the sub-treasury bill
and still support that measure"
Now what is there unreasonable in all this,
supposine every iota of it true! How can
homes. men attempt TO gull Southern people
with an outcry OF "aJol;i;On movement on
such ground7
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MIR. A. McLauchn has been cicc'eo
Cashier Of III. Commercial Bank OF Co um.
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Bacon and Lard.

Bacon and Lard
TUST received, and for sale low for cash,
q 5000 lbs. we'll cured Baltimore bacon, con.
sl-tlng of Hams, Shoulders, and Sidess also 500
lbs. leaf lard in so lb Kegs.
D. MALLOY.
July Goth, 1888.
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For Sale.
ND ECEIvED by the Steamer oseoia on con-
H1 signment.
Q thousand Amarillo Cigars,
9 Pelon g
! q" Principles, g
Superior quality.
Applp to r,.,o>t.
thcraw. iOti: Dec. 1895. q.
4
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Roberts Sill Manual. We sec that att'rd
ra;t,op Of this little work has been published.
We know OF no better work Tor those VINO
think Of commencing tie silk culture and w'sh
n read a little treatise on the SUBJECT.
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gVHE following new Works l'"vc recently
been received at the "Book Store. 49,,
Milton, Young, Gray, and Beatties' rocs'cs'
Works vol. svo.
Dorers. Poetical Woras, l vol. svo,
Fowlcr's Phrcno,os5 Complete tier VIII
ter,
U,nnah Morc's Works vol.
Ewell's Mechanical Companions.
Home Book Of Health and Medicine.
Combo on the Constitution OF Man.
Shakespeare Works 9 vol. l.svo.
ALSO.
Merchants Assistant.
McKenzies 5000 Rcccips.
Virginia Housewife.
Miss Lsslies IS Reccipts,-,