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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Monday, March 4, 1889.


Petitions presented and referred
By Mr.. Langhorne, OF citizens of Norfolk coun
~, praying that vessels engaged IN oyster trade du-
rng the time prohibtedby Law, may be made re.
sponshie by attachment oroherwise.
BY Mr.. Leyburr, Of citizens of Rockbridgc and
Augusta, foi the incorporation Of JOINT Stock Com.
pany, 10 construct road from the Valley road The
head of Rockfsh river, and for the Improvement Of
said riser.
BY the Speaker the petition of citizens of Gray
son. Tor aid to Emory and Henry College.
BY Mr. Stuart, the remonslrance Of citizens Of
Bath against the removal Of their seat Of Justice
from the warm Springs.
On motion of MIR. Tyler,
Resolved, That the Committee Of Schools and
Colleges be instructed to inquire into the expeden-
ey OF providing by law some equitable plan for the
distribution Of the funds arising from the sales of
lands in Breton PARISH between the counties Of
\ ork and James City and the cry of Williamsburg
The bounds Of said Parish embracing the said city
and paris Of said counties
On motion OF MIR. Hoffman,
Resolved, That the Commuee Of Roads and 10
ternal Navigation, inquire into the expedency of al
loving the Principal Engineer In locating the
Saun,on and Parkersbug road 10 increase the grade
from to "A degrees III certain places.
On motion Of Mr. Flowers.
Resolved, That the Pfincra al Eng neer be reques
ted lay before this House The probable Inference in
the cost Of constructing tho Saunton and Parkers
burg Road-belween The nearest practicable route
BY way Of Little kauawha--rhal by the way OF IVES
ton to lntersect the Northwestern Road al Guose
Creek-that by Weston to Middle Isiaud-and that
route which would pass by the town ot Beverley and
intcrsec the Norhw estern Road al Of Claks-
burg. and o'su the probable increase Of distance on
said Clarksburg route. over either Of the other
routes.
On motion of Mr.. Venable,
Resolved, That the Committee Of S, hools aud
Colleges be instructed to inquire into theproprety OF
providing some pecuniary aid in the way Of an-
nuilies tor the Colleges and Academies Of this
Stnte.
On motion OF Mr.. Taylor Of Loudoun.
Resolved. That the Committee Of Courts OF
Justice inquire into tie cxpedieney Of extending The
operation ofhe laws agans, gaming, SO as include
betting on elections.
JAMES RIVER 4 KANAWHA COMPANY
On motion Of Mr.. Watkins, the bill "to provide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
MEXL'S INTERROGATION.

u MOST valuable remed, for diseases OF Horses,
l u and can be recommended with the mos, per.
feet confidence, from repeated trials for wears mast,
Recent, this article has been used, with equal and
even more happy effects, for spfaius bruises, fresh
cuts, pans, and large class OF like Diseases
sale 10y Howell DAVIES
Feb %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

We regret to learn, y letter from IIagc,s,own
that Mrs SCnIr1Gn whose sudden hghl from her
home has already been noticed in the papers, was
found dead in Mddlekaufs wpods. about half
mile from llagerstown. on Sunday morning about
ten O'clock. The unfortunate woman had wander
ed away TO this place. and doubt, persisted from
exposure to the cold Her iale Is melancholy one,
indeed. Baltimore Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

THE Neos and the Markets. The New Yo,h Cou-
rier of T.e Sday says
The advi> eslrom England relative to Flour and
Cotton received by the steam ship Liverpool, To the
9th INST have be, generally regarded unf,vorablc,
particularly to the f. rrcr article, aud had The effect of
suspending any furi,r operations. Holders OF Cot
ton however firm at the previous asking prices,
from which they show 10 disposition to rccede.-
The price of Flour is alsp pominally the same
thouch we understand that Western could have
been purchased 10 day "a, S8s7, and Georgetown at
SO 5Oas 624 decline of "a cents per barrel on
SATURDAYS prices. The quotations. for American
Flour at Liverpool on The 9Th inst was 40 d2s per
1913 lbs-the latter price only obtained for small
parcels
The steam slip Great Western went 10 sea this
afternoon at half past one O'Clock, having been de
tanned until that hour in order 10 admit Of the let
tiers by the Liverpool being answered by this oppor-
iunity. The Western takes out an unusually large
number Of letters no less sum Than Sl45O having
be en- taken for postage at the Merchants Exchange
Reading Rooms alone.
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A NEW IMPORTING CITY.

BY reference 10 the Legislative proceedings il viii
be seen thai petition ycstelda, laid before the
Legislature PRAYING the Incorporation Of a Compa-
ny 10 be called the "CommetcIal Company of Nir
glnia,' be located al Guy Point, aud another pc
tilion which presented some days ago asked Tor
the establishment of town there to be called ppa.
maox. Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

NOVEL SALt.-A gentleman # Buffalo has Just
sold all his real estate there for $50 900, payable IN
Insalmens, without interest, nj the OF dollar
an hour. The Advertiser remarks, according TO
these terms, the purchaser will hnve II years "a days
and 20 hours 10 pay II in, at the OF 500 per
mum"
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NOTICE..

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, on the
w 2Sh day March next. upon credit of sixty
days, One Share Of the Blue Ridge Turn
pike stock, before the door of the Make, house.
in the town OF Lynchburg. Bond with good secu-
will be required OF the pure hasers.
WHITING DAVIES, Admir-
De bonis non Of Nicholas Davies, decd.
March 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

MISSISSlPPL-The bill FOR the suppression of
iipling houses, has passed The lower House Of the
legislature films State by decided maJonly.
A resolution authorizing the new Union Bank TO
issue one aud twp years Post Notes. bearing per
cent interest has passed both Houses Of the Lee
gis,ature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

A Fat Chil1-The NOVEL; Courier describes a
girl five wears of age. who has arrived there from
NARROW, NJ II. on her way TO Boston. She is s,id
to be feet in height, a feet round The waist. and
to weigh I65 lbs She j. moreover, "qnhc playful
and sptighrly."
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VIRGINIA lEGuSLATURE.
SENATE.

'SF18T""Y' sHdFtN :, T6J3,
The House of Delegates reported the passage OF
several bulls which were read and committed.
On molten Of Mr.. Anderson. the Senate recon
sde,ed tho vote of yesterday rejecting the bill con
cefnng inspectors OF tobacco.
On motion Of Mr.. Benz. H. Smith. the Senate ad-
jouined
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

. The propretors of the London line of packets
hive reduced the rate OF passage money to 500
without wines or liquors, which will be only supplied
az required, and charged extra.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

The Van Buren, parry IN Connecticut have made
the following lnaions-John NJ. Niles for Gov
ernor. ohm Stewart for Lieutenant Governor, Jabrz
l.. White, Jr. for Secretary, jeremiah Brown for
Treasurer, and Charles IT, Pond for Comptroller.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
Tan Bark.
MOrlls MulticaUlis.

sn&&A | find, after preparing my Cuttings for
I planting, have a FEW THOUSAND
wv TO sell, of my own raising, fresh and in
- good order. Those wanting will make
early application. r. EVANS, Ag't.
March 7. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

LATEST.-The Boston papers of Friday con
am noihine new nom the battle ground Of the
hordcrcrs" although there is no lack OF ,et,crs &c
The sum OF the information they give ns is that Gov
crnor Fairfield reviewed his bold militia ON the ooh
making warlike speech on the occasion d, and thar
General liodgdon had taken up his head quarters AT
Houlton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
DOMESTIC lNTEuLlGENCE.
j RON MAINE

Al bangor on the 25th nlt.. all quiet The
troops were AT Augusta IN some force and were 10
be reviewed by the Governor on the eGth rbs ,,,,,.
# the Maine troops had been changed They were
following the military road To lloulon. Tie ramo,.
that large Brush force was marching hnm E,eJ
etck,on, is untounded.
nefe Is reason Tor surprising that Sir John lIar.
Vey mas not more Than 800 dlsposehle troops nj the
mouth Of the Aroostook, and II s generally believed
that he awaits despatch from the Brush Minisc,
at Washington before taking any further steps in
this affair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
sslEAWSo
"THE LYNCHRURG VIRGINIAN y

,.bish.d semreekiy, ferery Monday and 7husdaHJ at
San, Dollars per payable in adraace No subsc,ip.
10. received fora shorter period than sir months, and
PAPER riH be Discontinued fercept at The discretion of The
si,forsy until all 0rrearages paid.
ryADVERTISEMENT S inserted at so cents per square
le, for The first insertion, and 37 for erery subse
osent insertion.
gTJOB PRINTING executed neatly and srpedinously
- on reasonable terms.
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$50 KEW:fRD!
JAMES PHIPPS, who was con

JAMES PHIPPS, who was confined in the
- jail of Grayson county, on charge oi vounta-
ry aud malicious stabbing, made his escape from The
said Jail, or about the 18th inst, and is go
ing at large
will give the above reward Of fifty dollars for the
apprehension and delivery Of the said James Phpps
at Grayson Court House, that he may be dealt with
according to law.
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TkI,NT N.IAE.

DURSUANT to deed of trust, executed by
L Henry Powers, to the subscriber, for The pur
poses therein named, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court Of Campbell he
will proceed, On the Goth oil March next, TO SELL by
way OF public auction, on the premises, certain
TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the county OF Campbell, adjoining the
Lands of Fleming Saunders Mary Horton and 9th
ers containing fifty acres.-Also sorrel norse Il
all the Household and Kuchen Furniture. The IL
tie to said property is supposed to be good, but TACT
ing trustee, he will only convey such title is
vested in him as such.
ZACfIARIAH PHILIPS, Trustee.
Feb. l3 t20M
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Err MTAH JENNIE
Id II SCKIPTION.

Said Phipps is about IA or Is years of age, fair
complex on, and halr inclined 10 be red or sandy
The description Of clothing not tecolected.
J. ]. Tailor.
Feb % I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

COLONIZATION PAcKETs.-The Maryland Colo
niz ,tlon Sococy about procuring vessel, TO be
owned bv the Society, and to run regular trader
between Baltimore and Cape Pamas, Africa. The
Sta.e Colonization Society of Louisiana and Missls
sinpi own the Brig Mail, which rades between New
Orleans and Mississippi in Africa The New York
and Pennsylvania Societies have recently purchased
the shin Saluda for similar purposes. She sailed
from Norfolk with cmgrants for Liberia on the 2lst
inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

We referred few days ago to the refusal Of Mr.,
How to permit his Bank account of money deposited
on account of the government. 10 be examined blythe
Investigating Committee. The secret OF this refn
sal has leaked out and the Uadsontdn gives ito the
public in the following language. Truly the tine
has gone by, when public Offices were considered as
public trusts for the good Of tile people. They are
now filled by whose aim IS to enrich themselves
at the public expense.
Mr.. IIoYr, the Collector OF n. York, has 1877,
900 dollars at his own private credit in bank in
New York, Tor which, by agreement, he receives
and pockets for himself per cent interest! Ss0s9
"A year interest money And the Globe and the
administration oppose the peoples money going
in the Treasury MI adm,rari" Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11

Silk Worm Eggs.
lust RECEIVED, few pounds of grey ana
- white SILK WORM EGGS, which !
will sell low. A. c. EbLlol l..
FEB. %
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Hides at the Yard,

For which will nay cash. at the highest matket
prices give Leather in exchange, take them TO tan
shares.
The inhabitants Of the country generally, will find
II 10 their interest to send their II DIES, they
have 10 send their produce to Lynchburg, the Tan
Yard being the main mark ct road, and contiguous
thereto. Being about to re-occupy my former
place OF business, | solicit that encouragement
which generous public know how to bestow, espe-
eially my former customers and friends on either
sue OF the river. are heartily invited extend 10
their custom and patronage, promising on my pant
to use such means will give satisfaction.
Robert w. Collins will for the present, receive
HIDES for me at his Sadders Shop, Main Street,
CT the corner leading to Friends Warehouse.
wish to make contracts fora quantity Of
Tan Bark.
e ally application had better be made Chestnut and
q nish OAK would be preferred. but will buy any
Ind Of Oak Bark. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Feb. % Is
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.V'OTECE.

svOzKtEs
hAVING purchased OF Ford K Carter. their
Ii TNis,te1'y ana entire Stock
IN trade, in the county of Amherst, within three
quarters OF a mile OF the market house. in Lynch
burg, am now prepared TO take in
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SENATE.


Tuesday, March 9th, 1899,
Mr., Bondntant reported bill Incorporating tho
un'on Academy in the County of CampbeII.--
passed.
Mr.. Bouldn reported a bill to incorporate tho
FarnyiIle Female Seminary Association. Pas
sed.
On notion Of Mr.. Goode, the Senate took up tho
bill for the Revival Of Suits &c. and after being
mended, Il was passed,
On motion OF Mr.. Dyer the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Tuesday, March, 8 1889.
Petitions.
Petops were presented -
BY Mr.. Cubeftson, from sundry ciiizrns Of
Scott county praying for the extension of the State
road from the Kentucky hne, through Russell and
Scott counties to the Icnnesscc line.
BY Mr.. Odell, from Duff Green praying mod
fcalion Of The charter OF the Union Potomac Com
pany.
Engrossed Bills.
The Bill TO incorporate the Roo kbridgc Agri-
cultural Society,"" gave rise to some debate in which
Messrs. Veuablc, Leyburn, Saith OF Isle Of
Wight, participated after which the question was
put, and the bill passed.
The Bank Bill.
And then, on Mr.. Crutcfcld's motion, the House
proceeded To the order OF the day VIZ The bIi TO
repeal and amend certain concerning the bauks
Of this Commonwealth with the amendments pro-
posed by the select committee.
Mr.. Venable moved 10 amend The 9th secion IN
the 4h line, by striking out after word seven. the
words to incr their capital stock respectively.
by the addition ofthe sum of I'VE hundred thonsaha
dollars TO the capital OF each Of the said Banks aud
,nsef, the words 10 add TO tier respecse capitals
aie, they or such one of them as may accept ito
said act shall have carried i,to sfeet The provisions
of sai amended aud naodGhed b. this acs
over aud above the increase authorized BY SAID act
the sums Of $500. 900 EACH" r.
Mr. Robertson explained the views Of the Select
Co,nnlee 10 reference 10 the amount oil cspitaifo
be added TO each Of he banks.
Mr.. Ma, opposed the insndment Of Nh. Vsnae'e
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Sheriffs Sale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JEFFERSON County.

John A. Watkins, use &c.,
vs. e. ia.
Henderson g. Hill. ct. al.
In Jefferson Circuit Court, to December
Term 1899.
DY virtue Of the above writ Of fieri ia
Gas 10 me directed, 4 will expose at
public sale, before the Court House door in
Fayette, in said county,
On Monday, the 2lst day Of October next,
Within the hours prescribed BY law, for
ready cash, the following slaves, to wit:
SALLY and her two Children,
JOE and NANCY.
The said slaves are levied on as the prop
erty Of said defendants, to satisfy the above
stated execution and costs Of suit.
GEO. TORREY, Sh'f.
BY VIZ. B. TAYLOR, D. $.
Oct. 2. 1889. -22-ts [prs fee 5000
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EUyHE following detaii e. 6CtdEMh Or
"A LOTTERY, to- BE- dFawna 10 De-
cenber pext, warrants lus in declaring II to
be UNPARALLELED in the history Of
Lotteries. Prizes to the amount have new
err before been offered To- the .poblic. Il IS
true there are many blanks, but on the other
hand, the extremely low charge Of $40 per
Ticket-the value and number Of the Cgpi-
tails, and the good old custom Of sCarranting
-thse epery Prize shall be dra,On and sold,
win, we are sure, give universal satisfac-
ton, and especially to the Six Hundred
Prize Holders.
To those disposed TO adventure, we re-
commend early application being made TO
us for tickets when the Prizes are all sold,
blanks only remain-the first buyers have
the best chance. We, therefore, emphati-
cally say-DELAY NOT! but remit and
transmit to US your orders, which shall al
ways receive our immediate attention.
Letters to be. addressed, and application
made to
SYLVESTER g. CO.
u
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Henry & Hoyle

1--we removed their Store to the hons !
formerly occupied by Fauver and
Farnsworth, where they have just received
and Opened very large and well selected
STOCK 81 Dry Goods. HWard-
eC0s'e, Cs-0cteS.y, Saddlcry,
Groceries, &c. !,
Their Goods are all new, and The public
are invited 70 call and see them, az they will
be sold low. .
May Il III
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No Combination Numbers.
90, 900 TICKETS. FROM NO. !
UPWARDS IN SUCCESSION.

The Deeds Of the Property and tie Stock
transf erred IN trust to tie Commissioners
appointed By the said Act Of the Lsgisla-
tire Of Florida, for the security Of the
Prize Holders.
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SPLENDID SCHEME!uM!!!

] Prize-1'HE ARcADE-2S6 feet,
S inches, 4 lines, on Ma
gazine street; lOl feet,
ii inches, on Naichez
streetsl 26 feet, 9 inches,
on Gravier street. Rent
ed at about 49,, 90 per
annum: Valued q $7oo.oo
l Prize-CIrx HoTEL-l62 feet
on Common street; lac
feet, 6 inches, on Camp
street. Bented at $685.
600. Valued at 10000
/ Prize-DwELIINc HOUSE,, TAD
joining the AArcade) No.
l6, "a feet,s7 inches
front on Natchez street.
Rented at $1,000. Va
lued At 1000
| Prize-Ditto- adjoining the Ar 4 ~
cadc) No. Is, % feet
front on Natchex street.
sis Rented ct $1,000. Va
lued at 1000
| Prize Ditto (adioining theAT-
cade) No. 90, o feet -
front on Nafchez street.
Rented At 8 400 Va
/ Prize DID :. q, Nortb-
s - east corner of ain and J
= :. Custom house stF6 =. t4 s. 49,.
s3s feet front on Basin, and
20 feat a. Ennklin 81 J,
by ISL feet dem. ia s.
A Custom house IN RS7It- ss#
ed at 81 500. Valued IL 10000
| PrixeD itto-No. "a, South j { !
] west corner Of Basin and -
ID Custom-house street; SO 3 ssIssss
fset, q inches On Basin, =
~. 80 feet, Z inches on
Franklin, 127 feet, lOa
s8 inches deep in front
sass b..sof Custom,hopse street. ii .x
lssss' Z s 10000
!r = Pc. y; {; Sc, z !sst ! TT e !
.ssssslsh - lb3 ifs{t IS ;nrl11 .lllN
.sssa deep. Rented at $I,0 go. =
us El'es.i it,s.fiaa e 600
i IN etock .E's o10e iz6slIIsssa M I'D
ii 800 iittD Coaumefcinf asxa =
.ssn Duqks 11oU 66d6 y 100olD
8 l50 ditto Msekan5ss' lEe ssasa..
qk g ErSdxls' 800 each, 5000
100 ditso City Tx q -
Fl ! 4 81 (!
z s51lcs1s - - 8 a. b
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N Notice.

Ii persons indebted to Henderson &
"a Hill, on account Of 1888 and 1899
are hereby notified that the accounts have
been ansferred to the undersigned, and
that payment and settlement is requested
forthwith. 800
ZOE g DAVENPORT
may %, 1880. 3-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06

SYLVESTER g. Co., l56, Broadsra,
NeU York, Sole Agents.
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Linseys and Jeans.

Llnseys and Jeans.
4 Large supply of Kentucky Linseys
and Jeans, both coarse and fine, which
will be sold low for cash or to punctual GUS
aomers, Just received at the store of MUIR
Ray & GARNETT, by
E. G.. WOOD.
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pev1sss. ~ 49, q: aee - 4
Venn;f'.s... 49, ~. - I. ss'.s 6einS ]
putlsrss y. -. - - =. -,
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J. R.,.1s. - ~ y sse -
10. Exrr. !. 80. : pe.ys eg1Es
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Bark, Rtuba IS. jaisn q 4ien,
cute. Bellndon "a =. ~ ! rpsun,, ealeehp e.
its of N;fre. Corce, = Is s l. SNis v-
sn;r;ts 81 81. 49, - .EAe g kqqp1oe.
sn;r;,. of ~ sRy g 19lpdG1ouup-
~ tJ.a.. s. ( ..1Anans llnctpso Of
T 49, IT. 1uV'yne La9u6r, Mur;aled
WV. .!s1'S J. ,lOn' rsseenf'c Elixr, Elixir q
lPecac, Sulphuric Ether, Rose Wster ' I ~ =
water, Fowiers Solution, yolatile I.a;r''s<
Aqua Ammonias Syrup Of Sduills. o.,
Hive syrup, Essence Of Peppermint. Gin.
mon ano Lemon.
Is class Ware, &c
s Show. smelling. ,oesc;a. $780,, -
tire n",.;ors.. ~. ss Ss ss,.sosah, tiso-
.snc.. .nd ..s...;ss:.. 49, nney, b.
r:i 49,. P-.ar. p:sIr ~! ,h - Cup1ng
daatad Mesn,r.. nsm::pts 5 o1ae.es. Gn-
S.,...,I.s WaJs.ro,.i HsS'.a = kn lis
nT:,, 'ss' ana Restles
1SAA0CC1Iu1lCOUS. ~
: Seidlitz. Soda. Saratooo. .na f,:.ra
S.ouoh,on R;ste,. 49, cl 1eer
ene va
.s., A'so"c., seu's Isss'el, Iaslle Soap, Ar
.s $3.50 .ms ~ ns,s suu o'ass o. Amir
Caiechns Chalk nrensred. n 49,, Gssss.-
Fr.rk;ncer.e FIosss. - sus n'ood,
Msa Ps;sa. ;see; No.. MAMA Mercury.
Iron, Spernceti, Tamarinds. Tspioca. Sam
Pearl Barley, Putty, White Wax, Wr;,;e~
Sand, Playing Cards, Alspice. Bor,x. Rim
stone, Beeswsx, Backing lshoel. Red , nsn.
Cobalt. Cloves, crocus, corks lbouIs and
s.. Ginger lsee sod p povSs9sd No cs!
Glass window. Gali;pots. HONEY }s;. J~s'
Ink Powder, Lance, Cases, Mace, .P;psr;ns
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I1<tesioz q
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Hoae = sveitsss = ~ = =
Go - Me- q M Dsye.sss,
~ vtifenabe hsop * Ii 6,sleeh a. II. and
4aOeo1oek r. II fnudes !. deed 81 tsusi exc
osted By Il HsDuReans 90 ne Efof ihelbene-
litsof +. 0.li66hes, itio fsllo6lnf pjopefv
n'wis:-A traet ef Ind deIolsio6 fsysne,
containing ~
sTseAtysstxsA eeeS,
bounded.by land of Charles, Clask on the
north aud east, and by tIss Clawson ,rract''
on the west-also, s..
.ssUssssy>1sCs s1sres,
of thc snid .sClawson Traetn being the
aorihern part thsreof- 4slso, ~ So
Forty eight s. l6-l0O Acres,
lying about halle mile west Of Fsyette, be-
ing tho same On which is the
It'll DlUelgisg House,
Inow occupied BY William Is. SUR
giss, adjoining said Cha wson Tracs, s'-also,
the following LO'rS with the BUILDINGS
tl1ereon,in FAYETTE and RoDNEY, to wit j:
No. tour IN square No. two: n Rodney, on
which are tha buildings lately occupied BY
I. H .ADuegan & Co., as q store and ware
house, and lots No. three, four ard FIVE in
square No. two in Faye,te, ALSO, some
Housch0ld Furniture, &c. Il s ss II
Terms Of Sale Cask. The purchaser will
receive conveyance of such tile as the sub
scriber has power by said deed Of trust to
make.
CHARLES CLARK, Trustee.
Oct Q, 1889. ts-75.
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Authorized BY an Act Of the Legislative
Assembly Of Florida, and under tie direc-
lions Of the Commissioners, acting snder
the same. e
TO BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, Flu.
DECEMBER LIST, 1889.
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The Undersigned have associated them
selves as CO partners in the DRUG BU-
SiNESS, under the firm Of B.. N. FErH-
ERsroN'u & Co.
j. ANDREWS,
Il. N. FETHERSTON'H.
OrWE invite the attention Of the p1blic
to the following catalogue of
Drugs, Medicines, L Chemicals.