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Ohio.-Thc mission from Kentucky to Ohio,
has proved successful. A bill has passed the
Legislature of the latter State, in the lower
house 81 to IS, imposing fine of $3.50 or
sixty days Imprisonment for cnticing or in any
way aiding slaves to escape from their masters
or to remain concealed after they have es-
capea.
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Uniform oCMe Brigde Paymastcr Of Canal

ry.
Coat-Dari: blue cloth, double breasted, two rows
ofbsitoas at equal intervals, ten in each row,
the rows four inches apart at the top, and two
and half at the bottom; stand up collar OF
blue cloth to meet in front HOOK; skirt to
be made aftur the fashion otthe citizens coat
and lined with blue cloth; with button az
each hip, one at the end OF each fold, and one
intermediate in each fold; cuffs Of blue cloth.
two and half inches deep. with three small
buttons d: the under seam; gold embroidered
button, hole on each end of the collar, four
inches long. terminating with fieur-de..is.
No epauiettes or sash to be worn by the Paymas.
ter; but instead Of epaulcttes, gilt shoulder
chain will bc wo-H On each shoulder.
Buttons,
Breeches. or Trowse.s,
C-avat, or Stock,
Boots, Same asPreScribeo LOT
Spurs, : the Brigade Major,
Gloves, &c.
Sword and Scabbard,
Sword Belt,
Sword Knot,
Cap--same as prescribed for Brigade Major &c.
Dropping white horse hair ponpoa.
Horse Furniture.
Same as prescribed for Brigade Major. &c.
JAMES JONES.
>AJ.'& fas. Gen.
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\ \ eW Jailfor Chesterfield.

I "" " S&AA 4SsAs - - ~ ~ -
EDROPOSALS,s sealed and directed to
subscriber at Chesterfield Court House,
will be received. from this time to the first
Monday in May next, for building a!ah at TIN thus
place at which time the board of eoinm!ssfon.
ers will open the seals, and award the loo TO
him who may offer proE osals most advantageous
TO the Public The contractor will be required
to give bond with ample security for the faith.
ful fulflment of his contract, upon which a draft
on the Treasurer of the upper Division Of this
State will be given for portion OF the money
in advance. a
Reference to P. L. Robson Esq. or nyssl
this place. for specifications (and for the cony
uience of some) copy will be deposited with
COL J. J. Marshall Of Cheraw.
JOHN EVANS.
Secy. andTreas. Board
Com. Pub. Bulls. G. p.
Chesterfield C. H., sc
March 9, 1889. :.
II ST
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Molasses.
a % II lids New Orleans Molasses for sale
ID ~ very cheap By the HID or Retail.
D. MALLOY.
Mrach 12rh, 1889.
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Dear Brother Capcrs "A short time bc:o!e
TIC meeting o: h> AanIIl CoafIr2nr2 III tins
,owr, r,aeiv2d letter from the itHv. John {.
Cot, Pastor OF the Presbyterian Clurch i'll this
nlacc, COPY of which incoSe to voI and Us
i, sets out with stating that had applied to HIM,
through Dr. John MugdoalIl Wl.cIn, tot the use
o: :his church feel my duty to state tho circum-
stances as they occurred. ana then to ask you to
publish his letter, with such remarks as You may
th!nk called Cor. In conversation with d.. NJ
Lean, an Elder in the Presbyterian Church, the
Doctor remarked, that there would doubtless BE-
great many p2rScas in attendance at the Confer
ence, and asked me how l expected they world
be accommodated with room, y plr;icUlariv on the
Sabbath, as there no dol5. would be naay more
than or Church conld contaia. l replied, that
presumed the brethren OF the Presbyterian and
Blp,ist churches would offer us their churches 20
preach in !; and remarked. further, that l b.
lIeyed this was the usage Wherever Conference
was held but that | did not know whether Mr.
Colt was apprscd of this custom. Dr.. Milan
remarked, that he would inform him Oft ; AID
afterwards told me that he had done so, and that
MIR. Colt Won d communicate in writing. winch
Letter is copied btloy. This vas al the c0nYcr-
sa:ion, ana :: .tc, positively, :aat d. not ap-
ply to Mr.. Colt for his C;!urch, nor did ever
intend that Dr. M'Lean shor!d do so il nv n'rl'.
y. 5. HARLLEE.
Upon seeing this note III the S. c. Advocate,
we addressed to Col IIar,lcc the following lat-
ter.
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An account Of the current receipts and Ex
pcndiures Of the Town Of Chcraw for the veal
eoling the 4.h March, 1899.
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1898,
March. 70 cash reed. for
2J 90
Deer. To cash reed. Of Wm.
Smith in part for
lot on public sqtarc:
Market street, 80 50
To cash reed for Tax
on Real Estate, S13 OF
To cash reed. for com.
mutation Tax. 1872 90
TO cash reed, Of Morris
Jones in part for lot
on public square, on
Market street, 50 %
1899,
70 cash reed for Wag-
on Tax, 4e 90
March 3, TO cash reed. Of J. II.
Johnson for license, so o.
l,4i6 %
Ny cas-, paid for repair
ing streets. SC. &c. l41 63
g cash paid for repair
ing pumps, &c. &c, 40 81
" cash paid E. Bowncs
for Guard House, 2S5 co
cash paid J. Lazarus
Bill. for Fridge gate, 10 %
cash paid J. Hervey
for cast Iron pump, 80 65
" cash paid J. 5.
Stinemetz for ring
ing night bell, % %
I" cash paid ], Malloy
d Co.'s bill. Il l3
" cash paid NJ Mac"
Lean for printing % 46
cash paid b. Bryan'5
bill, - so
I" cash paid VIM Stro.
ther, Marshall, 25O 90
:" cash paid f. Long,
Clerk, 100 90
94G Al
Balance in the Trcasi.''
ry. "oo w
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administrators Notice.

administrators Notice,
vUVnE Creditors Of Hiram Tryon deceased ~.
Il requested to call and receive on their 40 N
IS per cent. The next and last DIVIDEND, = ,;ll
it is hoped, be made in few months. 81 10 q
the debts are not yet collected s.nd n little
property is unsold. .i,
ALEX. GRhb.M.
Admr.
CIelaw, Feb. 10, 1889,
Ia if
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Rice

Rice
EQ ICE of best quality just Received and for
4N sale by the Iicrce or Retail.
By d. MALLOY.
March l2!h. 1899.
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Adiutant Generals Office, }
Columbia, 22d Feb. 1889. I

ETNIFORM ofthe General and Staff Officers
u of Cavalry Of South Carolina, prescribed
by the Adjutant & Inspector General, in obedi.
encc to n resolution Of the General Assembly o.
South Carolina, passed the 10Th Of December
1888.
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b. E. Bee has been appointed minister
from Texas 10 the L States.
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Removal

Removal
m L. MCKAY Coremnisson Merchant and
~. p.sceiving and Forwarding Agent
Geor". .town S. c. has Removed from Watsr>
~ ans to Tayors Wharf:
georgetown, 22na Feb. 1888
i l6 s; :;
Bagging. Rope e. iwine:
k0 pieces Paee aoags BsggTIGg; Tw;,: % eAs Rope and
JOH, NALIOY g. Co.
Nxcnbe: 3stb. 1888.
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Moun.ings-stirrups, bridle-bits, ma1'ipsa'''
rings and buckles yellow metal or gii''
Girths and Surcinglc-Of blue web.

Uniform of the Brigade Major, Assistant
D,p.ay Inspector or Brigade INSPECTOR
and Brigade Judge Adroea:s Of Caoal'
ry.
Coat-Dark biz: cloth, single breasted one row
of nine buttons placed at equal distances
stand up collar 20 meet in front and hook the
collar to be part buff, buff TO extend four inches
on each side from the front, the rest ofthe COLI
lar blue; cuffs two and half inches deep
blue, with three small buttons at tho under.'
selm the skirt 10 be what is called three quar-
ters in length, with buff iurnbacks, the bottom
of the skirts not loss than thre and halt nor
more than five inches broad, with gold EN-.
broidered star at The ccnnecting point OF the
buff on each skirt pointed cross maps Of oiae
with four buttons eqla " distrisuted Two mp
buttons to range with the lower ooesosf9 1 9n. 'ne
breast. Facings and Innings bun ciota or
kerseymere. Va; -, IT.
crescent and silver strap, the boliiop haitian
;ncb in d;amete, and three inches and halt
long.
Bussehs, Bpesehss; Z; Or + r.ow,ef,
Cravat, or Stock. Same aspresc.ibed
Boots, 7 for Brigldier Gen.
Spurs, eraI.
Gloves,
Sword and Scabba-d, j.,
Sword Knot-Gold lace strap with gold bullion
tassel.
Sasll.-Red silk net, with silk bullion fringe
ends.
Sword belt.-Black leather, without embroidery,
gilt chain carr ages.
Cap.-Same as prescribed for the Brigadier Gem
eral, except the gold lace band which will be
three quarters of an inch wide and instead OF
the plume dropping horsc-ha pompo ; for
tho Brigade Major and Brigade Inspector red.
sud for the Brigade Judge Advocate. black
The Brigade Major will wear an aiguilletts OF
twisted gold cord with gilt tags the aigulette
to be worn under the epaul tie ethe right
shoulder. -
Horse Furniture. :, -, -
Saddle cloth and Holster covcrs.-Dark blqe'
cloth without lace Or star; saddle-cloth TO. %
worn under the saddle.
Bride,
Mar,ingale, 80
Collar, Same as prescI.oea
Crupper, Tor brisadier 1eH"
si'iss ssSa''as;; sss su,sinse, ! s'''.
Uniform ofthe Brigade Quarter Master and
Aids.Ge. Camp Of the Brigadisr General
ofCaualry. s,.l
Coat-Same as prescribed for the Brigade Major
&C.; except the collar which Will be all bad.
Epaulet,es- Gold with solid crescent, bullion
one fourth Of an inch in diameter and two ana
half inches long. One on each shoulder.
But tons,
Brooches, or Trowsers,
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DcG- Si:

Dc1r Si::
TO correct miSapprchension, i, ina; be
proper TO state one OF Two facts connected
with those TO which you advert in your note
accompanying the Rev. iIr. Cots letter in
the Southern christian Advocate of last week.
ANY mistake as to your design in referring 20
the usage of churches where the conference
meets, originated with me. The following
statement a little more in detail than yours
will show how.
7 stopped few momcn's at your store door
where Yourself and the R,v. Mr.. Bets were
at the time Standing The approaching
meeting in Conference became a topic of
conversation, and something being said OF
the number of persons WHO would proba Ny
attend, especially on the sabbath, remarked
that ! supposed all the churches in town
would hardly be sufficient to accommodate
them. a pause then cnsued and passed
on down street iou stepped after me, and
coming up SAID, i'll the tone and manner of a prI-
va'e communication, TINT 1t was cen non, YOU
believed TN ycr-al practice to otiSr iil.. d,t.
fercnt churches tar the use OF Conference il
places where It met, ard that you mentioned
tito me as ian Official nlcmb:r' ci our congrr-
cation, because you surpassed that was prob
ably not aware of It. i replied thar as 10 omysplf
would checrfully offer our church 10 Confer
cnce during its session among US, but-.-
You here interruptcdthe sentence by saying
YOU knew thatI could not act in the bushes:
myself without consulting lie other 0bicia
members. | continued " Q always leave
with our Pastor The disposal . our church to
preaching, and MIR. Col: is now out oftown.-
As soon as he returns will mention TIT
subject to him. You repeated as you
reason for mentioning the matter to me tha
you though: was probably not aware of TIT
common usage in such cases, and yoa left me
This'I considered an application nor Gid se'
any thing wrong in it. Ga the contrary.
deemed it natural, and proper and conlmenda
bic in you to wish and endeavor to have th
Confert nee and the people who night a,ten,
its meeting, as well accommodated in Cherav
as in other places.
When | saw Mr. Colt / said to linn tha
YOU had applied for the use Of our church du
ring the meeting of Conference. After som
conversation, he concluded to reply in writin
les, his reasons might be misunderstood
But feeling that in the Cir cumstances, comm
cWlty required of myself also to give yo
some answer. said, when met you, ths
MIR. Colt woudmakc you communication !
writing; and after he had done so, ais
informed you why the session CT the churc
had not been assembled to consider the sui
.ject.
After Mr.. Colt had written his letter, br
before 1t was delivered, informed hir, Of tn
manner and circumstances IN which vol! la
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Co2. Hairless .AusYer.
DR.. VI. MACLEAN,
Cc!. u. S I1a.llec

Chcraw, 10th February, 1889
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no CONTRACTORS

~
A LII w"k excerpt lock galrs) on the line OF inc
"a nal between Richmond aud Lynchhnrg. vii he
let al the next meeting Of The Board OF Directors IN Tins
CIV commencing thu 9th February next The work
now offered includes the towing path bridge acruss
James river above the joshua Falls Dam aud that scrnss
ihr month uf I've river II embraces also. several iIli-
Ecks and rniver,s and the guard lock- on sccl'n -;
the ahu'meris Of farm and road bridges and the
emhaukrnrnt over many Of The cnlverls
Contractors requested 10 leave their proposals with
the ,crrarv or before the 9Th February.
Plars IT the "ckS and bridges may be seen al the
office Of the subscriber ~ Richmond.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr., thiJ E"giH"r
January 90 TIFF
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u,pIS rr,red imported RUE Horse and Stallion will
mates ii my stables ChA[",s I is n"u", n"I%'h % IT,
I'll Gases NJ snn tn'nndhy 0sanj@t ana "gmg
high remarkably hrs' fine edss"Hf """-
r ac fnly IRE tire inches high jar proportions
sinc, u form, and Gcf'"H nc has u" Superior
Mares WI b" well fed ,nd attended 'o ~ " cents per day bh'
| 1 " III not he rr~pnns,Ll" accidents escapes
Rac" HORSE" KowtUn equal any horse that rtr "p
peartd E"g turf aud il III" opinion OF many capital ana
d>,,sre, Judges, he had has eguni except Pf'um Nh
Chinr, ih" unvrd Jockey rons"ts" r Ors' u"se ~
En.u boldly, that he III" best Raee Horse 'P'eaHg
hnndd and IN tins "rn" ms pro-
th. William Chi ney Hove the SCOTS and man! o. IN" n
Judges. uilr conrurd lie Won me af$t
aud best L"s.r record, % Subscribers beating Non"'
and IL ohrrs and ar-" number oil other races ana
proved himself good AT miles uadsr henry "'S"'S " ANY ""e
distance. . ~ .;.;, ,Lo :,
years old lie moi IateH at on, ""nns e ~
ep-I and .kn The from, trn"dous srrert
paer last with P'""pindf ana ata ""m
old The Snde wm hr subsequently bra" iHe fd"y
a." %' , n% ,s a. . at"s rny Throughout,
b.,.n: So,G.rih, Lnurr Jenny wills and Dan r''"-
when old he ""e'rd OF ,h% great subscription ~
York 10 >uIcr,"rs miles can!rn. l ms IN the unprecedented
tas 3 minute" J.? seo"ds 0edt'HS n"Seyf n' 'e.GI' once"
At Xix y"ars al" he won the ga h"d* a" A'c" "eHn2 Inc h
Tho Sar EnrHa. aud l'r.e "i aud wo days amer he made
with the celsbrd tGmGrtne beating The Sadi"r Tor
The Cup, ~ snnschnefs Hc'"a,! ea',"S ~ ,o-. " "" w
aud people 'h"ush h" won The ns'-h S!" Mag
cHfns, "n viii allow that Eo"i"n perform
her" en'" him NICHE among ne re'g "t Rdes hseS
tt> country sar'
'f., T: ni r''a'"a""s " y, W." VI, % ] ~ ..on hrrD.
with his heart all steel"
Ills have been urd IN England aud have show" tie hest
all they already me-" and va"qu,hrd the get o. sudan,
EmiIrus Vc.:iF"d", NoDr, Whker, Pa.an. ir'"le Mu.
ley, An he Colonel and I'll the best English stations If the
For th" bevc hiss colts well III" colts
OF ANY hos" England "h"r they aye s"nI II" hssr prseS
led the United states urPnss ko"ons Tor he Two
Ro~,on b, oan, his dam Catherine by Wo'r town
h"",o Nh'ssr and WhAIs'o""j Landscape b! hu"ns' ' ny
Br" H"rod b"coI sister, &C. III" srmi dan Won ,he Oaks
with hm N her belly ussa" one o. The bes' hor'rs "'f
foc. by Camius Ruler mare, Tte'ccrrr ~ No"-
IIambtnn OF Fahby P0c""' Aa-
lana by Marctem His pcisr"" Is rratkhb' rc an1 'shonbe
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NEW YORK SALES--BY JAS. NJ. MILLER Il
~ CO. "Wednesday, February b. at 10 O'Clock at
the sales room. Al Broad street FIRST Spring Sale
Package Sale Of HarIware:-4O0 paCkagrs Birmingham
md Sh, f Id Hardware cutlery aud plated goods con
rni ever offered The trade comprising every article
in the lne-Salr positive Terms, months credit tor
all sums 800 Catalogues and goods will be ready
two days previous.
F.h ! S2-tlIFph
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S,cf ~ Ms E1Ghonge Bunk Of Virgjoia.

s'iE % o. "2 "'T"u adopted nv IN" Board of Directors
me Eyrrn.' r4uk al Vrgini. Norfolk, The 81
In. "-rg uipos.d nf he Offered for se ani that ,ir
pr" b-r"i"n'r charging 'hc original
cpn1 ant ' U"rt 'srhry zane hu' and cuciin-
rom 'Hr dividend Of 5? - declared thus placing h" purrha
10 ' "' 10" >sU" tS the Original ock hodcf and that 200
S'r' D. "d tir 'e ZACH N"rk Rcnmoni and Peters
SI s Hg m 81 rAesvi' the time for selling :he
r ~ - day MARCH reYi. unless .oonef disposed Of
q" IN - Nsrs"srIIP offers for sale Il hHrrs under iha
w ~ mt 'n the "rns forth in the "bnyr resolution.
g..
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wa the Jail of tho city oil Richmond on me M
es day January, e3 Negro Man. who call. himself JUN
AFTER he charges the SAID John aref To he
ono Robert Bup Nuok B0rOugh hut the SAID John Carer
claims free IT.. sad Negro Man appears l" he abou
~ ..r i've feet two OF three high The said Negro
Man had committed blu" round jacket ana fdnaouhs
rhr owner said Negro requested 10 com" forward prove
,ne,y nav charges AWAY, ee he will be dealt
- ~ ~, i. law d,fccts JOHN A. QUAY,
d. \ for Hm ID. Hren, 5. { H.
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R"btnsons Practice complete, &c

E!E suDscHbrTs FUT''
complete, either vol. separate.
Also English TOM Law Reports, % v0ls JUhnsons Ne"
York Reports ~ vols JohnsUns Chancey Reports 'os u.
hams Massachusetts Reports, II vols; fickrrinss Erfo 10
vols Fes, ys Reports 2i vo Dunlurd Eass Reports vols
in l. Condensed En-: Chancrry, 10 vols Eng Ecclea-ca lie
ports vols leish's Ns Priu Smiths rhaucery Reports l
BeaIiyS Chancrfy Rrpo Perrc iIHus Reports, Niles'
Rpnr Nnn"n liz w. ~ ck<rone's Reports, IT, Black
on' Reports Esnnfuni and Butler. Reports Amber Reports,
Overs Reports, Er<s Crown Law lln Pra Of The Crown,
or' Reports, Eng Exchcqucr Reports, Fosters Crown Law
Crown mcI Companion COLES Reports Angel on Tide Wacfs,
Aug and Amcs Corporations, Abbot Shipping DC lvr
- hv SMITH * FabHlEh,
J,r3I S0-w3w Market ETiisc
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ENoR RENT-A Tavern Establishment at the Warm
II Springs Bath Conr, house. Va have completed
aud we'll arranged brick buildings. calculated i"
Tavern. this place here large and profitable bu
sirrss may hr done. which propose renting with or
wh.u The furniture. aud will furnish the necessary
servants as may suit The person wishing rent. he
can come well recommended for iha, business will
I'VE Ir'a wages l"a man with small family, who
bs recommended we'll qualified Early application
on pnrt of lhnse wishing engage The business
is desirable deem further comments unnecessary as
persons disguised I" engage IN the ab"vr business
satisfy themselves from their own observation " other
wise. GEO NhfSE.
l,r - s3-:nwtf
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yYR ALEXANDER d. MOORE sir-Asyou are no, resIen,

YYR ALEXANDER ID. MOORE: Sir-As a resident
49, of to will please
shall ednesdy the aU;h day Of March
Tavern OF Edward L. Sctusgs Of Mays
ve buckingham Court house, the
Sam Ford 10 b. depend
ing and the Superior Court OF Law aud Chnmccry
county of buckingham which you plaintiff aud
myself defendant, End OF ure take the SAID PROPOSITIONS
shall from day day (Sun
excepd) until they taken which time aud place you
III att md il hiUk proper. Yours, respectfully,
Ian 90 i19-ulf ROBERT MOORE.
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
y Staitd rrnInsais viii rrCpIred In S'aunrnn m

Starrd rrot"Fais VII = " rrefIvpd in Snunr"n IN
Sarrrdsv The hh day OF March next. until II O'Clock,
N for the grading and Matchmaking. The Valley Turn
Mix. from HE end Of the jOlh mile above New Market
to SFunrnn. being upwards Of E'riy mlrs.
The WORK is 10 hr commenced nj an early day, and
COMPLETED within Is months from the LIST OF April next.
PROPOSALS designate tho mile miles bid tr cost
per mite and me tine al which work will he conmenc
ed Twpnty-fy per cPn'um upon monthly estimates
of work done wbp reserved security Tor the faithful
pertn nance Of contracts
The specifications may be seen at any time at this Of
fee and will b" exhibited together with the maps and
mr. files and blank contracts in St0union the day nj
letting and the Two preceding days and The subscriber
will attend to give any information desired
An Assistant will lave New Market Oh the morning
uf Thursday briore the lifting and pursue the Whole
route to Sanniun 10 give any explanations with regard
In the work. desired by persons intending 10 bid. lie
will also take charge Of the proposals u any persons
along the line who may desire II, and deliver them IN
due lime 10 the subscriber.
No proposal from any one not known 10 some one Of
unless accompanied by satisfactory testimonials OF char.
ac,er and pecuniary responsibility 10 meet The engage
menis hp proposes I" contract.
Persons prnp"siuy !nt more work than they wish 10
contract f,r must specify The quantity they wish 10 have
As usual the right reserved To III" Directory 10 put
nader cunir1c the whole part of the above work
Blank proposals may he had at This Office and IN Siaun
inn J. R ANDERSON
Crit EngjHccr.
On;oo or Tho Valley Road.
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TERMS nE ADVERTISING.

pNiNI Sr! TORS SAl.E.On the 18Th February next
n f .s IA" late f'>i nre OF Joan t"Hh', acc a.
c,., unri ~ Oroh"r following IN" p"i',naoe
al III. ..,i. co<itIag ~ IN" house bold anh khchen uh
~ utensils sheep. hogs, cattle anu horses 'Ho"s
49,, Later 80. .o".ay - lin" b "r'cJ Gotta . ,. ..
; ,,.,v., .i,v required for all sums over
~ "'''-' ~ ~ BAYLOR TEMPLE.
t"'' .7da r Of J0.H RnG"s dc Il.
v,. William county, Feh'urry2 el-t-
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CITY SAVINGS BANK.

.If''ff IHPN"T UF0oH7"S y T'T'UV0' .
dcpot", all sums o.
vnr, ar ~ h. o-c. less in amount than i've dollars
All ,rtu. he interest, ten days after
For remaining munthS and
Inr,or interest vi psr viii ne allowed, and
Nv" fo remaining shorter p";io!.
on Institution .rr, ~ Of N.~srs Samuel F.
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BpUNaWAY-Wa committed the Jail Of Shenandoah coun
" w. Va Sunday, the jOh OF September, una"a y slave
r Ter madc-y.ry dark coap about % od-"hcn
to- speaks quickhas long narrow scar across the
Ryan, but does not know The coun
~ or STATE here lie further that MI FRANK
i,r.r Mr. james Carter Mr.. Brown, aud MI VIM Lee are
rhbors and that Boston III" nearest town. l. Tour
Tie OF sad slave requested t"
com, and prove property chrgc and lake him away
Or he will he deait with according to law.
OCT. 5, !23S. CHRISTIAN MlLLhH, "a"".
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Inr nf Law rhnnc"ry Tor the Cry OF N'Ihn"H an"
all 4 private sGe, the LAND be'S'"- W
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en- th"r"o' vii apply 10 ehe' 'e
IN li. accommodate any pufchas 't.
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