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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28

schr Convoy Baker, BOSTON
slvop Victory, Heath, Providence
ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Nov 2lst-arr sch'r Hannah, Bryant, IN
Providence for Washington, n. C., returned with los
ef head of the tOrcuinst.5ch'r RS Cherokee and Tive
prothers both I'm Taunton Tor \ fork.-och Emperor
Stores TN Fail River Tor Elizabeth Guy.
FRlpAy, Nov 22d--nrr sclir Exchange, Andrews, W.
So,nerset for Charleston, C.-Sloop samuel Burt,in
Taunton. -, 49,. -,
sIruRpAy, Nov 23d-arr schr Liberty, Iiarfod, IRON
Bath with Lumber To Finch Engs-Mara, snall, H.
boston for Providence.-sloop Franklin, Busby, IRON
Taunton for New Bedford.
Sunday Nov si-arr brig Soldaner, S,ubbs, I'm Hall
nav a for Bnltiinore.-Sch'r CordoNa, I'm Cape MAY
MARY Giehrist, TN Ihomnston for N"rf"k.
Baraue Chulcedony, Upton,6O DAYS rom Morie Nidc'
hound 10 salem. spoke nothing Mr. Hrzckiah Lovet,
i,t mate died Oct aged 80 years lie wasa native
beverly, Massachusetts Lon ships Emnlons, Delano
unc Peruvian, Woothen, for Pbilad Helen Mar, Doo
Nn dischgj barqucs Kent, Prescott, unci Col howhru
iast arr 80 is from Batmorej brgs Ganses Leach io
Cape de verd Islands Alcyone, Mingle, for Philad
Carroll Berng, for do Clio, Trauh Havana fisrlm
ecot and Montgomery, disrhnrging.
Tussp.y, Nov 26th--arr schr Fabiu', Wastman, n
Providence for AIricu.-Manchester, I'm Baltimore io
Portsmouth, N. u.
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To Let.

4 Carpenters shop in Spring street, east
IA of Trinity Church. Possession given
Immediately. For further particulars enquire
of VIM. S. VOSE.
Oct3.
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ToOTH.ACHE! TOOTH
ACuE!!

WNrM BROWN, Chemist, 4si Washington
Wv street, Eoson, has invented an arIcle
That will cure this iormeniing pain. Rising o'
cight thoUsond eases in Boston and vicinity
have been cued within q few months. " tnkr'
au nv all smell and soreness. Call Ior BRowN' =
ExrnAcr OF GALL AND kBEosoTr ob'
serve his signature for genuine. Prices 80 ct'.
and rs cents.
lre For sale by n. j. TAYLOR, and X. X
HAZARD, in Newpou.-E. Thornton 4 Son
in New bedford and by the Druggists IN frcvi-
dence. Nov. 2S.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
,l,HE subscriber having been appointed by
Il tho Court of Probate Of Newport, Ad-
minislrator on the Estate Of Hannah Gould,
late of Newport, single woman, dec, mas
given bond according to law, and requests
all persons having claims against said Estate
to present them, and those indie btcd thereto
to make payment. to
HENRY GOULD, .qdmr.
Newport, 18th mo. 23d, 1889. n25.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUB.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PCB
Lie.
Certificate from the Rev. James Tay ,rortsmouthR
This is to certify that I, being in want ot
Pot Ash, sent my son to town for the article
ON returning. in haste, the paper contain
ING it burst and covered his boots, so much
so that considered them spoiled-the color
was taken out, and the boots appeared to be
badly burned.-But by the application 81
READS OIL BL.4CKLNG,they were oou
restored to their former color and pliability.
also certify, that took part of fiar-
ness, which had been laid by for FIVE or six
vears-and which was so hard that it cracked
Il bent-and was considered useless, but by
the application Of the above BIacking was
rendered perfectly pllabIe and useful,
JAMES TAYLOR.
Portsmouth, April 26,.lS3S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28
COAL.

u WOOD will coutinne 70 supply 'h'
s1' hes, Of Red Ash Coal, Tor ufa'cs' |"
the following prices coooo,-.
Nv Lump delivered at Ss' per Ton OF ~VDo los'
Broken & Screened. DO. at 80 90 per ION:
Also-Superior Pictou Coal, at wharf nv
aIO nor Chadron Of $500 lbs. Oct. ~.
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EOUGIl, Worm, Camphor. Soda. and 9th
~ er k'rd. Of Lorenges. for sale nv
no, u. RI. TAYLOR
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from the N. o. True American OF Friday, Nov. O..
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &C.

From the N. o. True American OF Friday Nov. g.
BANKS ARCADE, CITY HOTEL, &C.
GRAND
REAL ESTATE LOTTERY,
OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS,
SCHMIDT & HAMILTON, Managers
Offices under the Vsrandah. corner Of ST.
Charles and Common Streets, and No. I04
Charirss Street, beti0een Co'ti and 81. Lou
is Streets.
With a view Of meeting the wishes of our
friends, we have the pleasure Of announcing
to the public that this Lottery will be drawn
at the City Exchange, in st. Louis street, in
New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin on
The lst December next.
Our agents throughout the Union, will
cause the above to be inserted once in one Of
the newspapers of their respective residences,
and charge the expenses in account.
SCHMIDT g. HAMILTON.
Nov %.
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rT Notice. e

FIT Notice. ens
A S 7 am determined to sell at some price.
IA offer The best Of Whale Oil, refined
and whiencd, at 50 cts. per gallon, such as
is sold in this place for 80 cts.
Also, No. 3 2. Lows Cooking Stove.
Oct 81. &. w. ANTHONY.
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V>IlE undersigned having been solicited to
sell his Coal at 1000 lbs. the ton, instead
of 2240 lbs. gives this notice To purchasers,
that he will continue to sell 2240 pounds to
the ton until the middle Of the first week in
December, and those wishing to avail them
selves of this difference will please give him
a timely call.
Remaining, 60 tons lump,
TO tons broken and screened
Nov 81. ROBERT STEVENS.
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HOSIERY.

rUIIDREN'S Socks, and Misses Hose,
~ Knitting Worsted and knltling Yarn,
Merino aud Moraviau Hose, Angola Hose
ana Socks, Yarn and l.ambswoni ~ hose.
knit Shirts and Drawers. Fleecy Hose, lined
Gloves, woollen Gloves and Mntcns, chll.
drcu's Mcrino Gloves and Socks, tor sale ut
Oa2J. J.i.uES H.j.H.HO.NUS.
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Chinn and Britannia ware, Postley Stove,
Coal Stove, and a grent variety Of kitchen
furniture, and other articles. The same npy
be examined The day previous to salc. Con-
ditions ai sale.
Nov ID. f. +. NEWTON, .ducf'r.
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A UCTlON n =.
BY e. r. NEwroN-Aue,ieosss.
TOMORROW.
Furniture at Auction.

On Friday, Novembsr a9M, ,OiH be sold
at Public AUCTION. at the House for
meriy ocrtpied by The Hon. II. b.
Cranston, Liberty Square, fl p
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28

Numberless Certificates, testfying tn the
of the above Backing, similar 10
the following, may be produced.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-28

A large quantity of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE. nearly
new, consisting Of Mahoeaht.'
Grccian and common Tables /,
ditto Bods,eads f; Feather Bcda,
Bureaus, Looking Glasses; Ma.
Pile, imitation Rose wood. and
common Chairs (; two Stands,
three Carpets. one Sofa, owe
Secretary, Timepiece, sets of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09

The Governor Of Virginia has offered
reward for the detection Of an accom-.
plished swindler, Alexander Bogart, who
has been guilty Of the crime of commit
ting sundry forgeries in Richmond.
The Compiler says that he is a skilful
Book>keeper and Mathematician, and
was entrusted with the keeping and ad-
justment of the Books of many estab>
Enthusiastically he found out their
whereabout, signatures. &C., and prac,
tised deep game. Several of his for
geries have come TO light since he de-
parted, and others are still in the course
of development. He is supposed, with
plauslbility to be an old fox in the forge
ry line first TO have been one Mcleod,
who deirauded his employers in New
York, few years since, of some $780,
GOO or ,000--then one McCloud.
who forged notes. bills. checks, &C., in
New Orleans to large amount--from
which place he came to Richmond,
prowling under the alias OF Alexander
Bogart. When last heard from he was
in Philadelphia.
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OBITUARY..

Died, on Monday the ooh April. Mrs.
ELIZABETH nj. TRENT, reIict of the Iaie
John A. Trent of Cumberland county in
The 62nd year OF her age. But few months
have passed since the partner of her bosom
was consigned TO the grave. Grief for his
loss seems TO have invited the assaults of
disease her constitution, naturally strong
speedily gave way, and now she peacefully
rests by his side. Exempt fron, suffering
either Of body or of mind, worth thought
save the monetary pang &c separation from
her much loved friends and family, she met
the approaches of death with a calmness and
res'gnai'on rarely, perhaps, il ever surpass ,
cd Richmond Uhig.
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IMPORTANT PORTABLE
Ihreshing machines,
AND HORSE POWERS.
THOMAS d. BURELL, Patentee.

These Machines are Portable and can
be taken from place to place, with two
Horses, and used in the field as well as
at the barn. Many of these Machines
have threshed from sixty to eighty thou
sand bushels, and continue to operate as
well as when new. No time, labor, or
expense has been spared to procure the
best timber the country can produce.
These Machines are four and five horse
powers, they have Straw Carrier att
tached, which saves the labour Of two
or three hands, and with five han Is will
thresh from two hundred TO three hun.
dred bushels per day. There have been
more than three thousand of the above
Machines made and put in use in the
States of New York, Pennsylvania, and
Maryland, and have proved themselves
lar superior to any other Machines ever
offered to the public. We will keep
the above Machines on hand at our shop
in Stauuton and will sell them consid
cradle cheaper than any other Machines
in this section of Country.
SMITH g. MYERLY.
Staunton May 9
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09

The funeral OF Gen. SMITH, of Balti>'
more, was attended by an immense con-
course of people. The President of the
United States, the Governor of Mary
land, the Secretary of State. the Scores
tary OF the Treasury, the Secretary of
the Navy, the Secretary of War aud the
Attorney General. were present. The
President rode in an open barouche.
with the Governor, General Lcakin, the
Mayor, and Mr.. Forsy th.-The cere-
monies were exceedingly imposing.
The military turned out in great strengths
and presented splendid array. The
firemen and the Ward Guards also uni
ted in the procession. aud vast crowd Of
citizens followed the remains Of the last
oil the Field Officers of the Revolution
TO their final resting place.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09
NOTICE.

Books for subscriptions to the capital
stock OF the Rockfish Navigation and Blue
Ridge Turnpike Company, TO the amount OF
SIXTY thousand dollars, in shares OF one hun
ared dollars each, will be opened in Green.
Vlie, Augusta county, under The direction
OF The undersigned, commissioners appont
cd by tie act of incorporation, passed April
y 1853, on The Sd Thursday in this month.
ia MES NJ. LILLEY,
GERA RID b. STUART.
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK,
GEORGE ESKRIDGE,
BENZ. +. GRAHAM.
May 9, 1899
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09
From the Boston Alias.

LAUNcn,--A beautiful sloop of War
of $50 tons. was launched on Wednes.
day morning, at 8 o'clock, from the Ma
Wy Yard, in Charlestown She is OF
the second class and is pierced for Is
guns, but rates and is to- mount but Is,
viz: Id 81 ID. carronades. and two long
twelves. She is called the MARION,
and is named indirectly after the gallant
and distinguished Gen. Francis Marion,
OF South Carolina, well known in our
revolutionary annals. According to
the existing law, all vessels ofthls class
are to be named after our towns and cit
les, and SO great a favourite is Marion,
that upwards oftwenty flourishing coun-
ties, towns and villages, in tue Southern
and Western States ear that celebrated
name, and the Secretary OF the Navy has
wisely availed himself of this circum-
stance, to perpetuate the memory of a
brave and veteran officer of the revoIu-
ton, by giving his name to gallant
sloop.of>war. This vessel is one of six
built in pursuance Of a recent act of Cen
gress. We understand she is to be fitted
out forthwith. The Marion is the fifth
sioop .of-war that has been launched
from the same ways, at Charlestown,
within lew years. viz: the Boston,
Falmouth, Warren, Cyane, and Marion
Not the slightest accident occurred.
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Stanton, May 9, 1899
PETERS FILLS.

The unparalleled reputation which Peters Pills have
ac4uiI ed Medical IcSLorarr the unique
able proof that can be of their immense
10 the aifIctet almost class of diseases The
Der oil letters received from Patients recovered through
neIr MEANS really prodgou and the complaints which
they have cured are almost varied they
but SIN there are some which they ciaiiy
beneficial than III others and among those may
The too often IA al complaints the
such as Choc, Fiafulence and Digestion for which they
are not only certain, but an immediate cure.
1t is well known that from the disarrancenen of the
stomach and bowels arises niue tennis all the ladies
adult and declining r that this is the foundation fla
fene, SpdsnloGic PANS iHdsco1 Toss of appetite.
and that those IN their turH give birth DTopS Liuey
complaint Consumption aud h1btudL ocRcSS OF spirits
therefore Peters Fills bring the best medic which
has ever been discovered for the ncpeu diseases of the
ntestnes necessarily the prev.ntave OF those
dreadful and also general disorders which ember
lie and drag many millions to un imcly graves.
In sDeaking ihus Dr. Peters nothing 10 himself
that has not been conceded by the public. He
quack or unknown Pecu!ator who before the world
as his herald and Witness bat placed in spons
Tor years, ard Is sng TO extent ceented
the annals oil medicines that makes him fu assert
nothing winch not borne by the infbi.
and hence he does not fear To be the
which hcthas promised respecting has Ills
Dr. feeIs most happy TO he able to state the author
ny OF agreat number of regular Physicians, that wherever
his vegetable PILLS have been introduced they have almost
superseded the option of for
peculiar aeuy III s'seetening the hlood and stimulating
TO expe! all noXiouS Juices, aud giving strength
to the nerves. prevents disease from acquiring that
which mus; be got under, fiat ALL dangerous remedies
Prepared by JOS. PRIESTLY fErERS, NJ. d. No.
100 Liberty street, New Yo'k. Each box contains 30
Pills. Price 30 Gems.
For sale by f. BERKELEY S. Co.
Staunton. va OFT ~ I93o-tot ~
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Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for Augusta County, Novem-
Der oath. 1893.
John Newton, Trustee of the Creditors
OF Robert Steele-plaintiff,
Robert Steele, William c. Davis and
others-defendants.
This cause came on to be heard this
gath day OF November, 1893, on the
Bill. Answers aud Exhibits, upon an APP
plication to refer this cause TO a Commits
sioner, for the purpose of taking an ac>
count of the Trust Fund. and ofthe sew.
eral claimants on that Fund: Where.
upon, by consent, it is decreed and or
dered, that this cause be referred 10
Master Commissioner Samuel Clarke, 10
take an account of the amount. and sit
uation of the trust fund conveyed to the
Plaintiff by Robert Steele, by his Deed
of Trust OF the Sd day of July, 1857 filed
among the papers in this cause. That
he also ascertain by advertisement in
the Staunton Spectator, for four weeks
successfully, and otherwise. the names
and number Of claimants upon the trust
fuDd embraced in the first class of cred.
itors secured by the Trust Deed afore-
said, together with the amount of their
respective claims, showing upon the
lace OF the amount the state Of the fund
If Alexander S5Caperton establish pre-
terence to payment out of the Trus, fund,
also further statement showing the a,
mount of said fund, in case it should be
decided that the mule fund is not prop.
erly part of the Trust fund and that
he make report thereof TO this Court.
A Copy-Teste.
N. G. KINNEY, G. C.
The claimants upon the Trust fund
mentioned in tke above order, who
consider themselves provided for in the
first class, are required 10 report them
selves and their claims to me at my office
in the Town of StauDton, on Monday
the 3D. day Of June next.
SAML. CLARKE, IL. Conf.
Stanton. May 2. 1899
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Smith Acade,1.u.

ROBERT BRADSHAW, A. M,
Principal. Miss Roycraft. Miss O'Hara,
and Miss Dingley. assistant teachers.
Board of Trustees and Visitors.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Esq. President.
Rev. HENRY RuFFNER, ID. ID.
JAMES McDowELL, Esq.
john Il. l.. PRESTON. Esq.
HUGH BARCLAY, Esq.
Col. SAMUEL Med. REID.
JOHN McCLELAND, Esq.
Maj. JOHN ALEXANDER.
JoHN RUFF, Esq.
Capt. RUBEN GRIGsBy.
JOHN A. CUMMINGS, Esq.
DR.. ALFRED LEYBuRN.
The above institution, exclusively for
young ladies, will open on Monday the
18th instant.-The course ofins:ruction
will be ample, embracing the following
studies :-Orthography, Reading, Wri
ting, Arithmetic, Geography. History,
Grammar, Composition, Bellies Letters,
Algebra. Geometry, Astronomy, and use
of the Globes. Natural History, Chem>
istry. Natural and Moral Philosophy,
with all that is necessary TO complete
English lso, the Greek,
Latin, and French languages, Musick,
Instrumental and Vocal, Drawing, Oil,
Ivory, and Miniature Painting, Fancy
work, &c. SC.
TERMS.-Board. including wash.
ing. bed. lights. and fuel, $40 per ses>
sion OF Ten months; Tuition $25-Ex>
IRA CHARGES, Greek Latin and French,
$50 each, Music $50, use of Piano Sc.
Drawing and Painting $40, Fancy
work Sl0.-No pupil will be admitted
Tor shorter period than 5 months, or
hall session. Arrangements will be
made for Young Ladies who may be
advanced in science to attend a course
OF lectures on Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, in the College, where they
Will be accompanied by some of the
teachers.
Mr.. Bradshaw has been particularly
careful in procuring assistants of the
highest order. and feels confident. from
the selection he has made, and from the
unremitting attention he is resolved to
bestow. in promoting the moral and in
teliectuai improvement of the pupils,
that the institution will be literally pat
ronised by an enlightened public. The
striclest attention will be paid by Mr.. g.
MIS-. Bradshaw. to the morals, health,
ana comfort Of the boarders, who will
be treated in all respects as members of
the family, and who will, during the
hours OF preparatory study be constantly
under the care Of one Of the teachers.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Samuel L. Southland: Rev. Arch>
i6ald Alexander, d. d. of Princeton,
Professor bod, Professor Mclean, Hon
r: ID. Vroom, L. l.. D., Rev. Philip
Milledoller, d. d. President of Rutgers
College. Professor Author, Columbia
College, N. Y. Rev. w. C. Bourden ID
d., w. c. Brownlee, d. D., n. York.
with number of others.
Lexington, Va. May 9-4t
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a CA RID

capt. Harper-In your paper Of The End
Insi. was called upon by some friends. 10
oher myself as candidate to represent.
~ par', Tue County Of Augusta, in the next
Legislature OF Virginia. am very sure
this call has arisen from the partisIi,v of
friends, and not from any suitable oualifca.
lions that may possess Tor such an ofT;ce
u even considered myself in any measure
qualified, my business and domestic bab;,e
would forbid my entertaining a thought If
turning Legislator There arc already three
gentlemen, OF decided Wing principles. in
The held, aud would respectfully decline the
solicitation. John WAYT
Wsynesboro', March 6, 1889.
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SPRING ELECTIONS.

@~FOURTH THURSDAY IN MAY.-@
Candidates for Congress-
SAMUEL MCDOWELL MOORE,
ROBERT CRAIG.
For the House of Delegates.
Col. FRANKLIN McCUE,
JOHN b. BRECKE ESQ.
GERARD b. STUART, Esq.
o. We are authorized to announce
ROBERT S. BROOKE. Esq. as candidate
to represent the district composed of the
Counties of Rockbridge and Augusta,
10 the Senate OF Virginia.
o. We are authorized to announce
JoHN I'll. PEYToN, Esq. as candidate
to represent the district composed OF the
Counties Of Rockbridge aud Augusta in
the Senate Of Virginia.
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LAND FOR SALE.


In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
Tor the County of Augusta, in the case
OF Elizabeth Adams, SC, against John
u. Smith, &c. l will offer for sale on
Thursday the Cd day of May next, in
front of the Post Office, in the Town of
Staunton, the following tracts of Land
situated in the said County of Augusta,
on the waters of big Calf Pasture River,
to wit:
NINE HUNDRED ACRES,
on the south side ofthe said River, near
the lands of Maj. Erwin.
Too Hundred g. EYeren .Hcres,
adjoining the lands formerly Dou,hat's,
-Four Hundred s. Sinty Eight .Acres,
on the south side of the Cow Pasture
Mountain, at the head OF a draft, leading
from the land recently purchased by
John Edmondson, of-Calhoon; and
-FOUR HUNDRED .ACRES.
on the Cow Pasture Mountain.
NS@ The terms will be made known
on the day of sale.
SAMUEL CLARKE. Comr.
April ii
P0SVFONENAENT.
The sale of the above property is
postponed till Monday the 9th instant,
(being the first day of the May Court, }
when it will take place as above. in
Staunton.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Comr.
May 8
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re TIE PEB[IC.

As number of persons have been msnfrmed touching
The price oi"fctcrs' Vegetable Antt-Bii!ous Pills.
purchased at biz principal Office l29 Liberty street, ". "
he feels called upon make public staen nj OF his ar
rangcment in rclati'n this matter.
from tins date the cash price will be Forty hco dollars
per gross PAYABLE t current in the city Of n. York
aud quats under gross VIII on any preteuec be sod
under the retail price of Fly Ceuts a Box.
New York Druggists, on TINE, will be charged -Four
Dollars per dozen
ihep oPTetor requests particular attention TO hi
verusemeu as The Immensely inc' easing demand for
tii' makes ecesaty that his business operation should
be conducted without any loss of time which would result
from variety ofprices.
The proprietor would have it further understood that
thus arrangement is for New York dealer well asosc
who reside in other places.
Oct. %. 1888 "a '''
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AN ES'a'us. AW.

Taken up by the subscriber, on Tues
day the 23'd Of April last,
AN ESTRAY HORSE,
a beautiful chesnut sorrcl, red name and
tail, with star in his forehead four
years old this spring.-Appraised to sc>
venty dollars. Any person having lost
one OF this description, will please come
forward, prove property. and pay char
ges. JOHN ID. ERWIN.
Pend!eton Co. Va. May 8, 1885