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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-19
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Marlboro, IS.
TO the heirs of SETH WORDEN, late of
Halifax, in said state, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, il appears by the report of
w the commissioners, and files and records
of this court, that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay his Just debts, by
the sum of Five Hundred Dollars, and the
costs Of settling the said estatc,-Thereiore
you are hereby cited to appear before the Pro-
bate Court, at a session thereof, to be holden
at the dwelling-house of Paul Chase, in Brat
tleboro, in said district, on the last Thursday
Of July inst, and give bonds, as said Court
shall direct, for the payment of said debts and
costs, or an order will then issue to the admin
istratrix of said estate, TO sell so much OF the
real estate of said deceased as will be sufficient
TO pay the aforesaid sum, and all legal costs
and charges
Given under my hand, and the seal of said
Probate Court, at Brattleboro, in said dis
trict, this Cd day of July, A. ID. 1889.
40 DANA HYDE, Judge.
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% Pay your Debts. n

RLAKE & COMPANY, call on al per-
- sons indebted TO them TO make payment
without further delay, as circumstances make
i necessary for them to collect their debts
forthwith.
All who neglect this call already repeated
Tor about the ninety and ninth time, can have
no just cause of complaint il they should find
their demands in hands of the sheriff for col
lection.
Brattleboro, 9Th July, 1899. as
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-19

~ One Of the Tory candidates for Con
gress in Tennessee recently boosted a, the
stump, that he had made more money when
exchange was SO l-2 per cent, against Ten
nessee, than he had ever made in the same
time in his life This was considered by
l.. Focoism conclusive argument in favor
of a deranged currency, until one Of the peo
pie called for the gentleman's profession
He was lawyer
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-19

An Extraordinary ADair.-Two young
and beautiful women, well dressed, and Of
gen,eel appearance, have been killed on the
Columbia and Philadelphia Rail Road. I'M
der very extraordinary circumstances. One
Of the agents had concealed them in pri-
waite car, for what purpose has not been ex.
planned Near Harrisburgh he opened the
door TO let them out; they were in the ACT
OF getting out unassisted, when the cars were
backed. and they were crushed 10 death.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-19

TINE Fall Term win commence on wednes-
Il day the 14th day of August next, and
continue Id Weeks under the care Of f.. III.
Barrow, Graduate Of Dartmouth College;
who's engaged as a permanent Teacher
From the high reputation Ma. BARsTow has
acquired, the Trustees feel great confidence, in
recommending him TO the public, as an able
and Efficient Instructor.
lErFor Board and Tuition, Terms reason
able.
OSHEA SMITH,
WILLARD ARMS,
Committee of The Board of Trustees.
Bratteboro, July 10th, 1899. Al
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DIED.

In SALISBURY, l7lh ut. Martin s. oaly child Of Mr.
Amasa and Mrs Elvira c. Elwell, aged years and
II days On the 10th, Abigail, youngest daughter of
John Niles, ESQ. aged years and 9 months.
In Pownal, 3D. inst. Mr. Thomas b. Parker, ag. 20,
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ID EPORT of the proceedings on the petit
HI lion Of Mrs. S. M. Jarvis, for divorce
from her Husband, Rev. S. F. Jarvis, ID. D.,
l.. l.. ID.
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HAIL SToRM.--A most destructive hail storm,
as we learn from the Lenox, (Mass.) Eagle,
was experienced in Berkshire county on Satur-
day afternoon, 29th ult. The hail stones are
represented by those who saw the storm, as
being many of them sir inches in circumfer-
ence. Great damage is done TO the crops, In
dian corn and oats being in many places cut
down to the ground, and utterly ruined. In
the West Beckett Hotel, we understand, 400
panes of glass were destroyed; 200 panes
were broken in the hotel of Mr.. Owen, East
Lee. The storm was from one TO two miles
in width.
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The Right Reverend DR.. Hopkins, Bishop
Of Vermont, will hold Divine service at Dick
inson's Hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday
evening, Esd and Oath instant, at half past
O'Clock p. NJ.
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WANTED by the subscriber. in exchange
w for Cabinet Furniture, or 700 lbs.
FLAG TOP, for Chairs.
JAMES CAPEN.
Brattleboro, July 16, 1889. 46
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STOLEN,

SlOLEN,
OR supposed TO be, from the vicinity of
" Winhall and Jamaica, pair Of OXEN,
supposed to be four or five years old--describ-
ed as follows, 10 wit: one is Of. dark red col
our, and very smooth built--the other is Of a
light brindle aud little taller than his mate
Said Cattle are now in the enclosure Of the
subscriber, in Wilmington, VI. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them away
ISRAEL LAYTON, in.
Wilmington, July 6, 1889. s45
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MODERN DEMOCRACY.
From tie Louisville Journal.

As mas 10 be enpeefed 1--WE learn from
Stanford, Licoln county, that the notorious
Alfred Hooker. postmaster at that place,
having got into his hands nearly all the
money of his ocoloco friends, abscondsd
some days ago, and has not been heard of
since. We are not informed as TO the
amount of post office funds. which he has
carried away with him. though we doubt not
that his pockets are distended almost to
bursting
All our readers remember the circum-
stances, under which Mr. Kendall appointed
Hooker to Office. Hooker had just stolen
the poll book OF Lincoln county in order TO
annul congressional election; the legisla,
ture OF Ky had declared this act of theft a
pententiary offence the curse Of every hon
est citizen in Kentucky rested on him; aud
there was not respectable citizen in the
state that would trust him in his kitchen
wllboutfirst locking up the spoons.
Under these circumstances, Kendall
made Hooker postmaster and, as was 10 be
expected, the scoundrel has run away. We
appeal to the community, to say whether
Kendall is not as worthy ofthe penitentlary
as Hooker himself
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-19

Accidents IN Paimer.-- We learn that on
the 9th inst. person at Blancbard's Mills,
on The line OF the Railroad in Palmer, in
shooting rats, shot into Reg Of guapoVde9.
which exploded and instantly killed the per-
son who fired, and severely wounded five or
six others. Some other damage was done
On the afternoon of;he Sih. the dwelling
house Of James Gamwell, Representative 10
the General CourL) was struck by lightning,
and his wife was instantly killed She has
lief: several children. One Of them was
stunned by The shock, but has since recover.
ed Worcester Spy.
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How is THE GOVERNMENT ORGAN SUP
poRTED2 The Madisonian repels. in a
proper spirit, the false and cowardly accusa-
lions made by the Globe against that jour
nal and then reminds the vulgar and dis.
honest declaimer who conducts the official
journal OF his own delinquencies and mean
ness, in the following terms =
Whatever fault may be found with the
Madisonian,w we have the satisfaction Of know
ing that il has received the voluntary sup
port OF the public. No money stolen from
the United States Treasury; no money
gouged out ofthe United States Bank no
money begged OF poor Custom House clerks;
no money made by extorlioners demands
has ever entered into our Golfers.
If the Globe was foisted, a beggarly bene-
ficiary on the support Of It's party; if the
Globe received $2500 from the New York
Custom House if il took part OF the money
embezzled by Swartwout; if it begged a
cont bution from the federal Wing" editor
OF the New York Evening Star; If it recei-
we'd $4,000 from MIR Biddle. and paid him
back onIyS200; if its beggarly hand received
$4,000 from the South; if il has been in the
habit OF charging some twenty or thirty per
cent more on the executive printing than
the printers of Washington usually char
ged for the same fit derives still its own
profit from some of those jobs that Congress
declared by law should go 10 the lowest bid
der; il it put itself under contribution TO the
Domestic Review for the sake of enjoying
certain privileges at the hands Of the Execu.
tive, if it has received $4,000 a year for
the last six years, for publishing sheet
which is the corsmon receptacle ofthe vari-
Gus illusions ofthe public clerks we enjoy
the satisfaction Of knowing that the same
cannot be said Of the Madisonian.
SPEcuLAroRs.-The cloud daykens over
them. They are ruined 1t is righteous
judgment. They have fattened on the blood
OF the poor long enough. And let the bank
directors. who have aided them, take their
warning The attempt TO monopolize the
crops of the past year and the present, has
failed, the lap Of our mother earth has teem-
ed so penteously, that even bank paper
could not be issued in sufficient quantities to
buy up the staff of life. There is matter for
reflection in this; the transgressor has found
that his sway is hard" that the at
tempt TO wiring from the hand Of the poor
man double prices for bread, has most sig
nally failed. that the best policy Of all is for
man 10 devote himself to honest industry,
instead OF wasting his brains in speculation,
and making bad bargain even Of that
NJ Y, Neio Era.
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Singular Circumstance. brig En-
ma, arrived at Portsmouth, 9th inst from
New Orleans, on the first day out, about rs
miles from land picked up a boat with man
in it,who says bis name is Francis Martin, that
he lives on lot No Ia. about Is miles above
Fort jackson, near Grand Prairie on the
Mississippi, following the fishing business
that he is by birth Frenchman, and about
is years Of age. He says his wife lay dead,
and he came down the river to get sand 10
make grave over her, when he driited, (or
was blown off out sight of land. and could
not get back. Capt. Daggeu states that
when picked up he was entirely exhausted
lying under the sail, not aware that any vess.
Ell was near him;was only aroused by Ralloo-
ing; & probably would not long have survi
we'd Had been lour days absent from home
There was some bread on board, but no wa.
ter, and he had drank salt water Capt ID
says he endeavored TO speak some vessel
bound 10 New Orleans, or that way, to put
him on board, but had not been able. He is
now nearly well, and anxious 10 obtain a
passage 10 New Orlenns.
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Caution 10 Mulberry Speculatoys-A gen
ileman who has just returned from Mobile
having spent several months there, says
there are enough Mulberry plants growing
IN that vicinity TO supply the whole country
". " Jour of Com,
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ChesterlieId, N. II. JuIy le, 1850.
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HAYING TOOLS.--50 doz. Blanchard's
h celebrated cast and German steel
scyihes. Also, Sibey's, Farwell's, and varie-
ty of other kinds Of Grain and Grass Scylhes.
Likewise, rakes, hay forks, scythe snaths,
grain cradles, scythe stones, SC. by
BLAKE & LAWRENCE.
June IL, 1889. 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-19
InIHn5ic PrOp,riv far SaIc.

s'E subscriber val sill his property, the ri Coumir
u,"d 1rrmmullirg II consists Uf
dwelling huDe, r recently Ec iyl
hUu.c long, w''h n The whole iru. h.
Lumber cellar Ia" wl"I" cu-f:
ra.. cus-, siaLrS huus, all
y good. nd Hrouri;n. twelve 'k"usHuI
do>, h. would dispose OF with hiI property upon hbcf.
selling goods his place
mi E- lac
business Z" cnriIfIl3rs who would
Tor hI- he could
.r tor III" .' several yoI~ have b.. about SO C
| p.r a5annr. and curur' improve.
Any further oru,"u respecting this nnd GOOD. tho
G ruvann county. va H. w"u prefer personal ppcaton.
tn. hG,h such. iH compel. him /" clne his hu
sne. rr whc lie oilers ihi VALUABLE" property
, fvr l.. josef! HpBHSoN.
CnIurtiI, F!Gvanna CO., Va Dec J., lN'-. "iw:m
QEgChS .4N,D TUEIR DESTRUCTIVE .yOSTRF.NS.
Pr ihiuchuui the L. States,
;u m that P'tcr J'g't""'c 'i' 81" ia" "n'y
sa,c prrrr, worl onrnriy thrn t" ih" u"cc
tie hnhi C"i"''''Ts az 7p'
ricp's nud l [ugt& Ps, .'nrS d'rt
\ ii' N''e
them vrrac" pufgasc Effect, and ume'imc. Transient f""I,
,icy the digestive" AMI an hhuul
rr.oti ru confirmed spcpsa.
Cqihar and 5'raf Medicines often required
III, should always be "bcfvcd
s"rci"r il ihe y, lone. EotIns irnGiou- result cm
. th.iIu.c.
To produce "l suit Dr Peters has mHhe il liz
rh Hni feet proud 10 be- hrs suc"""C'
length yh;i expectations. The ni has Fills
srprGe The Necessity frequent c"uf" 10 Injurious PUr
-C,. aaG 10 oicH medicine r, rrh aud pleasant IN IL
/ ration.
street. Ne" York. Zach OoN contains 10 Pil PuC"D c"rs.
Oct ~ fI-l"fly
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n UT
v,uIS ,ruot,. Race Horse Rrd Suir,
,,es ~ nv ,,ns ,burlo,,c COURTHOUSE N.iri the IN
go,.n, and ia with J,iIpt
- go, ~ al r.s.. M ~ an ntg5iy beautiful and hghiy
- ,,,,s - han ,,o- r,1grtgby Lr,r Gnr ehtnut ,Ga
S ; fS ., % ,rel, S,TG and Tor c"rr,ct DR. poyt,ons
h, has
H. S no cl f and a.. nd,d TO- AZ "a cents per day but
" IN nj, ho ,.sn,n. ,b;a IN, accident. or cscapes.
a. 10 iIts Knw,no va. canal Ia any horse that srr ap
90 4 ,,.t nm, -, nj mann and
P. ., s ,iS ,. n.rcr hgJ hs rorg r,crpt pnm M
~ ,Ho., ,in nvIId Jo, Kew cons tie Judge
IuJ sss,s bo thai he ~ the best Harsc, fsrecoHp
-, n il. ev.r rode or handled his
thor ,nn Ch new SCOTS, and the best
m..s rider. nn ttain.r. i, conc uir,d largest
aud "sc record 81 Subscribers beating Noa'" ~
,y b,mscr a, ~oo ui m,S under harv ueiah other
distance.
Wheu and wears old lie ua OIL winning the ST
es.r and lie front situation very tremendous
mr., III. whp al last with prompudc truth, ra0Gt
P s.,J En-, Sr, va, Ne wa. heater usIy once
Ii he rhs Saer vI7n he subsequently beat tu, eoslu
oyaL ou ~ ne, s s,I If ,o,ts Lorscs AZ DDuras,r 10
asa 'nS !thI . t,r,, a,r r, oIrv lhrnunhoui and
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NJ OTCEWnS the Jail Of Norfolk Runaway
~ Nero Man PETER, he d Of built and his
couple, black; his bright feet Gches. said er says that
he su ~ rrIcr Trm tie cy Richmond. ncar3 yens
SPECTATOR by George Shelton from whom he made
I his
OF said sequ"sred call aud comply with the
Ia" such made and he will b. cai ,rrnrdi"s
~. WM BARNARD,
! Jan f69-wl2wl .Eaiior .S;Jt,If C"HHtg
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ti,yrj R,,hmDud ,crjp for sale,

tHYr R"hmOnd Scrip FIR SGic.
CERTIFICATES Debt OF the Cay Richmond hcrring per
Interest, pnyahi rnnuuiy, be- The
.r" Of RIVER kHnRwhA Company,
tie o the rpc Cn, an! future then fixed
". tIIlli ENDEN,
ScerStGry y Tie .JamfS krcr and KHRawba Co,apGav
Jan - iG--wt!Juiy
Ujrrncr Deere the COun'y fuu Alhnmaric !
shall ri! puhic before the door nI
" AihcmaT", III. 1T Monday March
h.t hen. Cuu:t day. Iour yaughG SLAN Is vp.ing
lkc mrs, deed. 4 credit OF
gwen purchasers @ivias h"id wnh good security.
WILLIAM II. HARRIS. Comr.
I.,l
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IIiLLskORO, y G., Jan 81, Ie'Iv.
REAR sIR:-1ho Piano purchased from you reached me in
NJ safely las before day, and return thanks Tor tho
executed and the ncuinesS
and security with which packed II band in excel
LEM nde on tune, and a: all ddced The
instrument has realized expectations both IN the ncaln
the sweetness Of m tones and has he' GO
ncrqilv admired Being Judge append to his the
opinion WinkIer proficient ana h"rrnfs
qualified judy" You may u's ms opni"" 10 any way 20" '"
proper. ON, yours, &C., ,,,,,,,
Mr.. e. T.. N.sH, Petersburg.
"A, Burwc give il opinion, 'h" the
Piano Forte only neat but also vcT
rs,rument Il Of superior Workmanship and
not be suppressed 10y ANY Of the price t. WiNhLEk
TEACHER ef yhasic."
The ubsrrhrr much that his Piano Fnite f.rn
WELL and much satisfaction Of their purchasers
f.. +. NASH.
Rook ana Piano seller, PstersJurg, ia.
Feb IL sJ-2lwawif
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Si"rk in The Exchange Bnnk Of pirgin'o


fSlE following adopted by Hoard Directors
OF the Exchange Bank ni Virgins Norfolk, the 2d ~ H.
ReSOiea unanimously, That the 259 Of the siuc" OF
this Institution unhsosrd o.! be offered for sale Gd that the
price shall hn az breioGe thar the original sub
instruments they became there
from dividend Of 81 75Lcclarcd placing picl
TO the crms the original koGcrs and at 100
offered Tor sc Norfolk Richmond Peters
buGs and iIn Clrksril the for selling the crm
the s "f March unless Disposed of
Iuhcf the authority the Office Richmond offers
sale 100 Shares the tcd ia the aho, rtsouIiUn
W. +. SrROTIIER, Cashier.
Jan 70-3t&wlf
va A,mnws ACADEMY-Ths Institution viii commence
operations the first Monday February. The Trustees
mrudc onr Nj John H. Digs has hcsn appointed
ard. Tn, FIST with the 18th Of February nad will
the Alb day Of July The second session wiz commence
on 2uh july conclude the Goth of December
All the various branches sound cducntou
laiil dn Gfrch Languages will be taught tins lnC
ton, surh will prepare youth. enter college
lie IhteTms bOaf
Rorri pcr session Of five months, 5000
BrtIiiu. candles. It found by the steward, 3 90
Tuition in the English branches (Mn'hrmaiics excepted
per cs.nn, 10 90
NmhemIiirs, II 80
I.Ilrn aud Greek, II IN
This Academy at Mathews Court house ard
Respectable where there vice Ia corrupt the youth
The rTu,c,S purchased able buildings
sizing handsome and appropriate They
render tins Academy secuud
nad under
vuirtl" H. location exceedingly
-,curoai, which plies aud Incket
week between Ih ar" aud Norfolk; and when the
VACATION Steamboat Virginia from Richmond TO ButI.
ma - tOnclrs here every week.
Prisuas prefer send their wn.
coun prosecute studies, fad this cheap
aud G"nhIr Seminary which they Mr..
Digs his anub'r ly viii parental
parents may
wM. sUCLTICE, NJ. D.. P,esiJr,.
Feb ~ St-w:iw
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Feb IL

'HHRASilNE MhCHNES.Thc subscriber respectfully in
forms the public that he " prepared orders ia" the
Of portable heat rhrushng Machines An expert
epce years us,ihe him promising ample
to those my wish TO avail themselves Of his services Ma
chine, wanted the present should be applied
a possible t,.
smu,i Reda Humphrey Hin, aud Daniel Deirnse,
rone; Lewis Rawlings, Elliott Do an'ite james NJ
stevens Bops Jnu Gabriel Long, Jas ID. Dsd and
,,Iby Graves Esus yvunn; David lpsecnb,
.psed William ChiI". and John Han, tsqs Of onisn r',er
scales Graves and John w sale ESQ., oil Oranges Peicr
l,o,bs and Richard Duke. Esqs.. Of Albemnrle.
a""'''' WALLER l.. ROLLADAY.
''-He"s~'a'~h'
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Plantation and -uiH for safe.

5sEITG the Southwest viii sell 'arSh
" Plantation MI situated On ;he Appcm"nA rNcf,
IN county of NmcI hcn. part OF the lact OF Lana Know"
w which thc residence OF my iahrf !n' ia'c
Wa T. Gs I. P!anriun Offered :o hle coLta"s oo' actrs
b. recent >u g, by Willis PC he lana IS VI sooG qua
wv susceptible. and IS well adap'Cn 10 clio
v Wheat onh,ucrg 80 or % acres at ola MI
700" law .TOunlS, and suHirnt supply o.
Wood aa ?ar purposes the farm mere ale upon
houses neatly completed ahd ~! cNc''
20, Mill wi;k i'ratc IRON works ms MIL also nd
the r,c..ary works for Flour which b" pa, in
ii';! The ilGc" healthy hls feIy HHe wa
mi r:T.cab" and Intelligent csh5"fhoon. us very
convenient, situated m scnans produce either Petersburg b!
Richmond by the James winch Is Only
IN ms diHr'rhS giving III" choice OF either market.
Persons Purchase, apply my brother, lhoHas
r. e En- in ia" Ciy "fRIcnmond, who auth"rzri ~ sell
give required; myself 1t Gas
so Of WIN E.sIon, Esq in the county
o Nmrs winch they examine the ptn'ton ioi them
sr.y.. WM. u. IL LES.
S1-f
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Cysd Safe ot .hfgy0cS. &c

- , nj H. ere, of the County oil Cumheand shall
~ 81, ru, ~ Cumh Land C"nfth"".c' on nS '
Mori,y ~ F"rtury, hn, ban. Court "'! 'en OF n"t"
.b.r.n lSb dc, a.rd lived ins ~ tue n"cf Pii'
, If % ,,,hs The purch giving honl with approved
" JAMES lSBEI.l., Commissioner.
v Ct object Of the above sal" - Tor Inc purpose OF u''
sl-Gl-
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~1IJ. al The Louisa Court house Hotel on the eve
B ming Of the Is, day Of March The proprietor
pledges himself 10 give such an cnlera.nmsn .CrpS
fail To please. "H.' c. o..
Feb l6
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TajUnbic ,N.srU,s far SITE

IdiUGhic .NrIrU'S Jar >Hif
die uurtiOH at thirI"i's court ""'' "
~ ,n MONDAY Mach next that beng 'Jnrt aS. bi
.a i,.v NJ. .ros Of m"n, woncn "rd cf!ti'n.
The ,r. rucy i L. sold credit until the Isl daS O.
lane o,y, the o4carr svn, bAni with Improved ."curty
CLAIBORNE RARkSDALE Jr,
CcYta,i,.e VI Claiborne BIrsFi1c >'""r.
I9-ilM
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Stuck az he Erehamge Bank Of Hrgtnia

---.,.
t E 'o'T Nv , v W p' ~ III -" he OF osI
OF me EfchanS' ha"k OF fsmid NJ NOTION On e 800 -,
he"rea' u"aA'mouSg, iha' the 2,s' nes " d ,h ,bo
tins INSTITUTION !e' "nuspoen OIL Dc one'eu 'o se, @ 10y
shalt be AS heretofore charging interest on me os'hH.
from the dividend Of declared placing The pnrchaeIsas
TO COS. on the so terms original .,ockhoos aud iha 200
Shares be offered Norfolk Richmond and Peters
bnrr and I he tine selling
the h day OF March unless sooner disposed OIL
Ihe onss a" L,a,ne"rS Gh ' u; S bnyr noIion
49, Inn,ry ri T9S-,iMl A. a.. FINLEY, Cashier.
"~N-:----- -, -.
EOiiECIoRS NuIiE.unc snh,G SCI. hh'tng S
~ partnership Mr. hthESCb hAHi y" 'ne 80 49, So
Commission ShS,ReSS IL WIZ hereafter DC cohuuc'e r' @
OF ROBERT Hill ". heE ntenn "S'"'ns 'nI's Nv ;
part Stl;rtothe hrn: and selling OF
produce of all kinds and tending to all matters embraced n The
commission business which may be entrusted 10 hen '
l the store of Hills Dahnry, second door from the Market
w in street, where they VIII always De iounu-a W
their services TO their friends and the public hope 10 o'" patron
age oEiy by descTrinsl
hill DABNEN.
o. Reference 10 the Editors OF the E"qn"r aud Wig e
Nov. 30 39-u
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"', StIie' anu nave 10 S"Mn uSr mi. % 81 'cb
'olh"' We" ~ '. ria.I So,,, ~ o. ,nm, nr po,.
next ~ Va" '"Ne' VI i' ~ - ~, ,,, a,
v''". in'h'"3I MN Our MUS ''t'e'" ", ~. VS. ,
SAM f"rl ana ""'], l" D" c.r' d . s ~, -
Ing An" u"ici'iin'' ~ ',e SuPt''' "'! u u ", %
for the connts al hHSA'h-"'"' ~ N'''n sun 70" IL" ; |
myself de"i mt snd ~ cas-" OF ,'infr ~ NV m ," '
upon the day above mentioned shall pIoeGh om IL! to s t
days cN'erd un'h thcS are t'heh ~ "''" % ," Fa'' u
may a.nd yea think ntor.T Yours, c-P"G.,@,iy
Jan ~ l''-'dI hopE"' 'o'"'"
,,,pIy w ,, M, ,y; "a ,,,r friend. and The
" n in n RIM. mn, Nrsro, E the ensuing YEAR ana having
- , an, liz, anon, 70 for hir, " g would request ihu..
1e n,, ,y,rn. in 10 boy. businc.. Il, ,na kr early
.; - ,o. i, wan, r servants 10 arpIy crily, us
@ ", or,n, ,,l and the be-, prcrs Anon:
nn,cr are coal mi AMI fctoy hands house
cooks, nstIcrs. drivers bn'tm"n "'arS a ~ no M
for safe, good COOK, washer ah" H".,;
tanned IN town. -, 81 , ,,nm y,rtr, MIN ,r,,
SfR'our ttbs-re for hiring OUT il per cent W" viii collect