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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
| MOONS PHASES
SKETCH OF THE
REMARKS OF Ma. STANLY

REM AkkS Of MR.. : \ ' LII,
q. tie bill mailing appropriations for ne c,r.
j a1d q plomStie eTPsaSes u NE GorefmeafJu
The year 1907
! Il0usE or REPRESENTATIVE, Arm %.
The following sections Of the bill being
flesd, viz.
For compensation 70 the officers and clerks
n The Branch Mint at Charlotte, North Caro!i-
h ss thousand dollars.
For pay Of laborcrs in the various depart
cuts VI the same, three thousand five hundred
a.l.s.
tor was,age Of gold, and FOR con,ingcr, :,
.ases 81 tbs same two thousand five hundred
.l4rs7
Mr. STANLY SAID Mr.. Chairman, dur
? he last Congress, a motion was made
strike out tins appropriation altogether.
opposed that motion then oppose i, now.
IS, ! fear, sir, too true that this branch
ini has been thus far mere humbug.-
esr, sIr, II is destined to be a useless tax
poo the nation. But | oppose the propo
il5d 10 discontinue operations there before
e experiment, has been tested. Ii has
een in operation but ,wo years. Aud as
n Carolina has hitherto had little from the
General Government comparatively, am
l9re unwilling 10 take from her whatever
advantage this branch min, may DO.
Bot, sir, while | cannot consent 10 stop
,eratioas there, | wish to reduce the salary
the Superintendent, who has, from cyI.
gcc in my possession, wasted the public
Oaey, and been anxious moro to secure
s osn cosnfnr, than 10 serve bis country.
noyc, therefore, sir, 10 inser, IN ihI, bill
e words provided that not more than
,reu hundred dollars year be allowed
the Superintendent as his salary" |
ish, sir, 10 test the pretended democracy
some gentlemen on this floor. The Ad
aais,taIion party have nov u decided ma.
! 9riy IN this House. demand OF them
ame evidence Of their sincerity 70 opposing
Ruugagance. | will point them TO What
81 thick is an instance OF abuse OF station IN
Us Superintendent, and coll especially
D. NY Van Buren, colleagues TO JOIN mo IN
5g eloH;o reduce tho salary Of this odour
i ~ Vu'O'''
I''t ~ Wy "a'N . '' '..." - 80
I''"s "'' ''e' ~, 20" 80 -" >-o'
b. The 8 page, | read as follows.
i Annual expenses Of the Branch Min, at Char
4 s'le, y G., exclusive Of the buildings, machi.
Bsly aud enclosing grounds, apparatus tools
uA''p .iee.o - ~. 'ssg'I' Ea q ~.
1f Officer. and Clerks. $40 l66 68
Wgstage II gold and contn.
gent expenses, $500 Oo
''''''s' y ''''''e' -
80 &c es
y a. Officer. and ,,o,t e, an ID,
$500 49, ~ " Nm, 9',,S' n, .o,,., 'O0' "
r..,1,'as..,,aa =, 49,. a fna ~
-
ar SIo'OOo W
p.,,,,.,'. az. va : I.qo
az. i. SMITH. Regisfr,.r
By this Il w,n ho so.o ,,so an tho frs,
mac Of ,b,s dacn,non, ,b,, ,h;s hroncb
5InIn, did NOT commence onerations mil
u D,ce,nb.~ te91 '" IL , ta "a -
zservo ~, ~ g.. ana a,a.ia xooo;,ol
] more money !, isa7 aI,bon,h ,be mint
] was in one ,o,;on hn, ono month Of ,bs Goa,
@,ban ,bev AL e., ,ho mha,o actses
49, on O'S : - ~. 90
Rls3s oice ,s -" anJ e o,o.s g' a0o 99
-
s3,iGG 66
Three thousand four hundred and sixty.six
dollars more in 1887 ,hanln 1888 for "ofTi
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4 CoasoIgtory Renaissance -. Gen.
Duff Green, in his 10th chapter OF the Hen
dali history, quotes from the Kentucky Aro
gus of September 20, 1921, then edited by
Kendall, violent assault upon Gen. Jack
son, for his proceedings in Florida. Amos
said that the course pursued towards the
Spanish Governor was a stretch of author.
jiy no! certainly uucommoa Nth Gen. Jack.
son, but as Inconsistent with the principles
OF free government as the absolute DEGREES
ola Turkish despotism." Kendall was then
warm friend OF his benefacior Henry Clay.
-Lyrchburg Frsinian.
Good.-The Tippecanoe Club of Rich.
mond, Va. erected a log cabin on Friday
last, TO hold their meetings IN, and deposit
ed beneath the corner stone, copy each
of Van Buren's Sheep Speech, Army Bill,
vote and speech for Free Negro Suffrage,
aud sanction of negro testimony against
white men.--FGy. OBS.
The rIppecanoes Of Raleigh also erected
q Log Cabin.
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Received Philadelphia, sth November. l-39
Of John II Wheeler, Superintendent OF the L
5 Branch MIN, at Charlotte, North Carolina,
tho above au.olnt Of two hundred and eighteen
dollars aud iWoaty five cents.
d. LAMBETH & co.
am not sure, Mr.. Chairman, | have
called these hard names properly. some
Of them certainly seldom il ever heard be,
fore. No such things grow 10 my district,
either IN the swamp, or turpen,ine woods,
although We have flowers in abundance. -
Fl'ty dollars for horse chesuul trees Why,
Mr., Chairman, there is not country IN.
der tho sun where the chesnut grows more
abundauly lhnu in Western North Caro-.
Ina. 1t tsa land Astounding in beautiful
,rces. But pI4u North Carolina trees would
not sui the taste OF he Superintendent
Some gentleman here remarked that the
horse chcsnnt vas the same tree called the
buckeye.l Mr. S,an!y sud, we'll, SIR, | have
no doubt The buckeye, from present Indica.
lions, will nlurlsh in North Carolina,
though | do not on tins account Justify this
expenditure ~ these hatd times. But the
Superintendent, besides the American tree
the buckeye, has also the magnolia grand.
fora and the macrophy LA, as 1t is spoIt
here, and silver.leaved naples, and sir, the
morus muticauls The hickory tree is
no longer houored. But tho norus multi.
caulis, n fit emblem Of this humburging
Administrations, is traasphoIed in North
Carolina.
Probably, sir, when the Superintendent
bought the mullicauls he remembered the
prediction Of the Globe ; IN that paper, July
the 9Th 1891, it was sald Z" in eight or nine
months from this tune, every substantial
citizen will have a long slken purse of fine
open net work, through the lnterstces of
winch the yellow gold will shine and gilt
ter !" He may have intended, with his
" garden reels" and "scuille hoe" and
" swan neck hoe" 10 make silk for the pur
SEES TO hold the "yellow gold" This IS
really a mul,icau!ls Administration.
Well, Mr.. Chairman, have given this
as a specimen of the administration OF al.
fairs at Charlotte. Just so the affairs of
our nation are managed every where
This Administration holds out inducements
to ,is partisans to disregard the will Of the
People ; it rewards negligence in public OF
icers. If they have served their party, no
matter how much their country has suffer-
ed BY their misconduct, they are sure to DO
remembered | forbear, sir, from saying
more for the present. | do not wish to oc'
cupy the time of the House unnecessarily.
There are other matters relative 10 this
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1896 66
sl0O 90


Sl00 90
Inc hundred dollars more for contingent
enses, also, for 1887 lhun for 1883.
ny curiosity, as we'll as sense OF duty,
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AGENTS

CIR. VI. Cochran, Mccklenburg, N. c.
lbls. W. Harris, Mill Grove, n. G.
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paid by Col. Wheeler The 29th Sept. 1879
For National Tnteligoncer for Col. Wheeler,
from March 10, 1897 to March 10, 1888, Sc.
For one years subscription TO Globe, from 4th
March, 1887 to 4th March, 1888, IS.
Copy Of another bill for the branch mint :;
February %, 1897. United States, for Branch
Mint at Charlotte, N. C., to Geo. Wevill, De.
To Il yards suporfne ingram Competing,
81 81, sos ~
Making and binding, 10 90
? floor cloths, s dollars, Ii 90
. hearth rugs, 10 dollars, 90 90
. table covers, II 90
5 Venetian blinds, dollars, 40 90
> do. do. 10 dollars, 20 90
S225 10
Received payment in full,
TEn NII'TTTT
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Copy Of another bill for the branch min
Received payment in full,

Received payment IN !uI,
GEO. WEVILL.
Another bill for democratic superinten
dent of branch mint:
Ottoman and parlor furniture of the latest
fashion, bedding drapcry, Sc, made up accord.
ing TO the latest fashions, from Europe, in the
noatost manner and on moderate terms"
philadelphia, Feb % 1887
United States, for Branch Mint at Charlotte, \.
C., bought of Alphonso Lejambre, Upholster-
err, No. 30l, Chesnut.street.
6 mahogany chairs, IS 50, S33 90
Box for the Chairs, 90
chair covered with morocco, for office, 81 90
Box for the chair, | 80
S7l 50
4 scroll sofa, mahogany press bed
stead, hair ma,trass, six mahogany chairs
and chair covered with morocco for Office
with the democratic odor from best dou
bic dahlias, chacorus japonicas, &c, &C.,
must afford wonderful facilities for coming
the yellow boys! Was ever a nation hum,
plugged as ours has bean
But this Administration tells the People
banks are dangerous TO the liberties of the
People. Still, many who ran at these IN
stttutions, which they created, are enjoying
tho profits arising from them. And some
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&c.

" Mr. Dyc,'s bill fer furniture Of affect $40 80
To ono case of shelves and putting them
up in saperntendents Office, 500 90
To putting up seven Venetian blinds in the
Mint, IS 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19
SOUNDING A RETREAT.

It seems that the resolution of General Mum, as
the Louisville Advertiser calls the Federal candidate,
has given way. He no longer stands mute. Rumor
was rife in Congress to day, that Messrs. Dawson, of
Georgia, and Preston, Of South Carolina, had intimat-
ed their certain knowledge that Harrison had come
out with a carte blanche to a Georgia committee
against the Abolitionists. Conjecture was busy in as
signing the motive for this sudden revocation of the
solemn decree of the Harrisburg Convention, through
its committee Of guardians, that its candidate should
make "no further disclosures for the paJLc eye
Some insisted that it was a ''sort of whipping post
confession" and being extortcd by the intiiction of
the public press, would go for nothing with the Abo-
lition friends Of the sufferer. Another considered it a
sly piece Of policy, settled by the double party in the
beginning. Their joint candidate, who privately de-
clared himself an Abolitionist, and stood out against all
questions from January to June, for the benefit Of his
Northern friends, is now turned over to the Southern
side to hail them from June until December. The gen.
tleman who made this suppostion, compared Harri-
sons condition TO that of the shield in the fable, paint
ed black on one side, and white on the other. 1t was
hung up at the cross roads with instructions to ira
vellers. But those who came from opposite directions,
and met under it, could never agree about its contra.
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,,o,,,, rscr,o,ioo. or even ~ ooiof. Harrison aS-
a",3;rI, = o,r own irgenioua friends idea, was TO be
hurr IN at Mason and Dixon's line, like tins s:Icio'
.hor,;,a ~ opposite color North and South, SO that ms
n,r,;y,ns ON The one hand, might swear he was black,
and on the other that he was white. Another Siih u
YEAS his ooinicn that The plan OF 6dmb0o-tt"g al par
lies. by standing mute, had proved a failure. Inc !F'c
spirit of the country would not brook 'ne iGe" % =
candidates "shrouding himscltln mystery and ashing
.lieir generous confidence and thai no" Tue a,'cnP'
was To humbug Wliggery i'll two sections OF the Cnion
nv dressinp one side lor each, ike a Harlequin.
w. have. however, in a letter from Il friend IN Lou
;sv;rI. something better than conjecture on this sub
;ect. The Federal party in Kentucky, under the stress
I,r m. able address; Of the Democratic Central Com
mi,tce of that Stale presenting the Presidents reply,
and IIarrison's refusal to reply to friend or foe on the
subject of Aboliticn-scnt up a committee OF theiG
own side ii the Ohio to take Harrison out of the
hands Of his confidential committee OF Cincinnati adj
yiscrs. This Kentucky committee, We have good rea'
son 10 believe. has brought the dumb candidate TO his
speech. 1t is under the visitation OF tins committee OF
kcutuckians TO the North Bend, that the policy en-
iojnrd by the Harrisburg Convention and enforced 10y
JOHN C. Wright * Co, has yielded; and to THIS inter
pos;tion. we have no doubt, MessrS. Dawson and Pres
Ion are indebted for his late avowal OF slave doctrines
for the South. The news OF both events reached the
CITY togeiher.-Gtobe.
fBy this time. the Globe has seen the letter from the
Hero himself 10 his Correspondent in this City. It's
mere smoke. Such, we presume, is the character o
all his communications to Hessrs. Dawson, Preston
Nc, &c. Their" IS nothing new IN his revelations. j.
i, The old Vinccnnrs speech vamp"d up. Does hed's
claim The plan Of apprnpriatins the surplus revenue l.
Emancipation: No. Does he gIve any pledge tina
he will veto a bill: No. And what is more, he dar'
moi, for fear Of offending the Abolitionistsl
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h.st,ta AZ % our position. We are proud 10 rank our
elves among our + old d,i ns,2SsF Of lr ,,.e aaxe,n we 60 a md
80 =, f,n,Sg,litv which knows no distinction between
p p"lS .ca Il and private vir;ur-"f%r tie party who, in
, ,,r wcrr ever found under the flag Of their country,
in peace, under the banner Of The Constitution. IN
,he impending struggle for It's principles, let Us bring
:, :, a.. con,rst all the energies which animated our
Fathers in the Revolutions OF IS, and '9o and 80; the
same principles now, as then, are at issue, and depend
nnon The result of our efforts. Democracy and equal
rifrhts 20 all, on the one hand; corporations and cxcln-
sive privileges to wealth and the favored few on tue
other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

ITO PLANTER: sending thris Tuharrn aad "|.r 1!
L Richmond. forwarding Is th" Richmond -A
Railroad Company: .r II
directed, bs fnrw ardci 10 KLclunCr! without dl":. "
consigned to the Depot Agent Al p~ctrrshrrt. or +
viii attend 10 forwarding u, aad VIII pay i.' ~ #'.
Petersburg, aaI the d~rlyagc. y forwarding ""
per cent. on the freight Of this Road VIII br cna'-r'"' ".'
and received with The freight and drayh.e. .mf
This Company wall not b. liable tor acrihth'' ''
as nj present on it. own Road. u. m..wr
The Agent also continues 10 forward 10 Niril."""f
other prjhuCussnt BY the APPROPRIATION .l'rr. ,a..r,.
Fretsli oil Tobacco, 81 per observation-disclosures
NAV ,, so.
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To Gen. ". II. HARRrsoS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
General Harrison's reply.

NORTH BEND, lst June, 1910.
NV Dear Sir: When ! received your letter of the
18th April, l was very unwell with a violent coltin the
head, which terminated in intermittent neuralgia, or
sun pain, as It is commonly called, which was SO much
increased by writing, that | was obliged for some time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-19

IN pursuance OF n decree pI,IIuunt"d by King HHimm a..
I t,Iun, Mhy tenn, iciD, ~ i >nit m thnn,rB- - which r
a.. Moore and oIitr r. ne plaintiffs. and john !. Fox ami r'g..
II. frndtuts, and under the authority conferred Uurt wr Il, ,.
deere. a special commissioner IL tlr Culsi, stall u.tan...
Monday, the 9TH day Of July next. II ialr. n not. rm ,rtt II
~ sell iiIn,n the premises, at . ItlC auction. tho ra., .r =
yiirI,nn Joseph 4. Fox, decd. seized and possessed II. #ug ~
sent IA occupation nf Temple &. ,!norc, lying m tu upgrr NV,
king William county. and adjoining the LANDS II Hruart .
ut, and Others. containing fuur hundred and sryr M, a... ~,
,r i..s. II j. considered in be orc uf tbs host Ira,I~ ia ,.
Il ,rn.uI III The river, the land III .uui lIrrn.ng cur,!f, ru .
m,ci portion 0f II is creek land, part cleared. rht ~ J., ,.,
IN wood than Is necessary fnr the support nj the ,ilu;ts..
iuuroyrmrnt> consist oi a dwelling house, wih ~ rs.g'.
below stairs aud two dbo.c, Kitchen, ban. stable. Be-, =.
IN" ayul- and peach orchards. Terms. Ia wu: - uurH. IL.
ulr hT<r money t. hc paid Ia the Commission ~ en>b. 80.
nj sale. a. " IL enable imn 10 pas tie cost ~ -ut amt rur =,
al rorfyiIl. the decree int" effect. aad after irIurltu, the nj.
al IN. ru-t and expenses fum the dmJrut al SHE. IL. nun.
is 10 give Il bend f"r twofilIiiS of onr.ilih Of the f]ru.Ap.l.r
able on the inst day of Janaly, !-ii: then drhu,fm- Tie ar
of I'm. said Two lHISU Of onC-HttU, TIM remainder j. ID Eu a..
INTO seven equal parts. = bond 10 br given hy the pu..lrt..,t,
of SAID sry,nih>, made payable also IN The ii aaI If y.,..
plsil. when possession i to be- gwen; for thr r,rn#irs rn.
yru,lr., bonds ar. 10 be- givnn uy thu purchaser, ra.as. urr.
lrw iug periods. 10 VII: one u which B., t. b. u#st. r.r.E . ~,
rr,i ~ January. isi2, one u'htT or Tho G,n da' a. I.r.
mi. u,lIc. on The 1T Gay OF Jrna. i-ii, one other uu '. ,
al June, l-ij. and the other on Tie tlr ~ SEPT uHur. f--
I'VE last nan,ad bonds u carry interest irpm the a. "a. n +.
rs. 1851. and the interest annually paid - the guaulaY n.
t.rrEt Ir.aircs until the principal - !hg -ud auua. l,,. ,,.
all 10 be secured 10y personal security! and a d.sd q tr..t ~,
land. .A-.t~ lrN-
l,nn 70 IiN-H.iWI t..M.
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Hos. FrLIx GRuxDY, Washington City.
Public Notice 10 Me onncrs Of Delinquent Lands IN
Iirginia.
ArpIroR's 0TrICE,
"

Richmond. May, lao.
NOTICE j. hereby given 10 all whom IL may concern. that N
! I pursuance Of Two acts Of the General Assembly OF Virginia,
passed! on the lnh al March, ls32, aud The eth February, lr3'.
all lands which have been returned Ia tbs office ~ delinquent for
tir non payment "a. taxes since 1891, or SO much ri each tract rs
viii Ia necessary tn raise the amount Of taxes ami damages III
arrcar, viii he exposed Ia public sale III the counties wherein The!
lie. ON the several c0ur, DAYS 10 be holden in tn" nIuath OF Dctn.
her ncNt, by the ShcTIS rr Collectors of this Commonwealth. All
persons Interest," d are invited therefore 70 open an immediate cor
rcSpundrncc with this office, a the delinquent lists will not be
printed for circulation. The lists VIII he retained III the rti"c
until the month of August in order TO afford 10 non residents and
Others aarir opportunity 10 make The necessary enquiries, and ry
the ;aX"s ~ aItar. IL Is dtSirail" that NIL communications AZ
dressed IL M" nn the subject. -LoEll contain - iil information IL
p,,>fhlr IN reference - the location 81 the lands, the quantity 'i
each trart, and tn names Of former - well n present prontic,nES.
JAMES l.. He III.
Nav ~ If-aawGvl .9l9tcr ri "a.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rule holden in the Clark'-Of
L flee Of III. Circuit Superior Court OF law and thanrcry OF The
county Of Charlotte, June 1t, leo:
James lIaHlelf, Plaintiff,
against
George Hamlet, and William VI. Watkins, late Sheriff nf Char
lott., aud a. such, Administrator al Thomas Il. iiauictt, d'c't,
Defendants:
The defendant, George !lamiett, moi having entered hs appear
aHCr, according To The ACT ct Assembly and lie rules Ut this Court.
and il appearing 10 the satisfaction OF The Cont. that he l. not an
in!abhant of this Commonwealth, on the motion OF the plaintiff.
by counsel, 1t j.. ordered, TINT the said defendant, George IiaImlrtt,
do appear here on the first Monday III September next. and enter
hi. appearance, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security
fr performing. The decree of the Court; and that i copy Of this or
der he inserted in some newspaper published in the CITY uf Rich,
m0nd, for Two months successfully, and posted At the front door o
the Court house of the said county.
Cupy-Tcste,
WINsLOT ROBINSON, c.
June ~ lO-W,w'
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MAY ~
AIR. Henry d. Pitkinton, George II. Matthews and John "
IVH ltiIzn,.

vi Wilson:
Grntlcmru-Take notice that we shall proceed 10 take the de-
positions of Nj. Wright +. Noble, Henry ". Vaughan and others,
At the store house Of Wright L. Noble, III the County of Prince Ed.
ward, and state OF Virginia, on Friday, The 10Th day of July, 1910,
between the hours Of eight O'Clock i'll the morning and six O'Clock
in the evening of the sane day: and should any thing happen to
prevent them being taken on that day, we shall proceed 10 take
them on the day following at the same place and between the same
hours, 10 be read as evidence in two suits in Chaucery now de
pending in the County Court of Prince Edward, and State of yr.
gInia, in which suits O. Il. and II. Tucker are plaintiffs in one.
and owen II. Tucker plaintiff in the other, and you and each OF
You are defendants in both. Al which time and place you and
each Of you mag attend if you think proper.
Very respectfully,
o. II. & II. TUCKER, and
OWEN II. TUCKER.
May % 6-wlw
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IN ClANCERY-VIRCtxfA.-N rules holden in TIE Clerks
Z Office Of the CiIcuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaacrry, f"r
the county Of Acconac, en- the 9Th day al MAY. lei):
William \. Parker, late Sheriff of Accomac county, and rs
such admir-. uf John Wharton Watson, dec, Plaintiff.
against
Elizabeth Cnlanna, George w. II. SEcad, and Cafharine his
wife. James :. Cotbin. and Mary his wife, Joseph G.. Roberts, and
Ann Eliza hs wife, John EpInaim James, Thomas Watson, John
Watson, Elizabeth Watson. Catharinc Watson, James Kemp, and
Susan his WIFE, Mary Watson, ilary Ann Dix, Tabiiha DiS, james
II. Dx, Maria Crotch, William i. Gro,rn, John l.. Groicn, James
7. Groten, Samuel ". Crotch, and William d. Groten, heirs ri law
OF Tabtha Watson, dec, aud also rs heirs n law Of Id;ilcion
Watson, who was another heir Of said Tab!tha Watson, dec,
Defendants.
The defendant, John EphrIm James, not having entered his
appearance and given security according To the act, of Assembly
and the rules Of this court, and II appearing by satisfactory evi-
dencr that he is not an iuiahitant of this Commonwealth, it Is
ordered that the said defendant, John Eplraim James, do appear
here on The first day Of the next October term, and ansv er the
hill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be- forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted nj the front door of the Corrt-
house n: this county. ACopy-Ieste,
THO. Il. JOYNES, c. C.
N,v 81 4-vSyE
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PIANO FORTE WA~EE-iipi'h - .na.
THE subscriber j. constantly rrccifiE. rom wv Es,,.:
Il manuaiactory Of NUNNs x CLARK, y" i"'h' - -~9a
plain Piano Fortes, possessing the latest im'pfoN,Ls. D.
delitacy OF touch and sweetness OF tone, 50 peoa'"' ~
Builcture. ana Nas.
Also. a large assortment Of Musical Instruments "'
Merchandise in general. ,,Ere 10 :
PIANO Fortes repaired, tuned, let on hire, and t'N'"
change. ~
The largest collection of 1iusic ever offered ,' :, W.
State may he selected from, At the store Of tue suns" ,bo,s
now enabled to sell al the Philadelphia and New l""
and retail prices. T.YIrE.
Piano Forte and Music Store, aR?eSt'aaaly
Anp. l6
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CANCER! CANCER! ENN'EE -. !.
Jar. BENJAMIN u. ANDERSON, oilers NJ IT.,
~ friends and the public, for The cure oI ihiS nv +.
loathsoine disease. Such il ms confidence N Nv ~"
iGent, that no charge VIII b. made nn.tss = IdI' q
His residence Is Immediately on the >t'9r I'"'l &C., IN.
rnord 10 Lyurhbvrr, bY way of Gainesville a"d ~"
Courthouse, and eight miles below IL" latter l'...
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