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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
]. D. COLEMAN
Dec 81


Il. SHY Wi be resumed the 18th Jauna
,,rac!n lie various classical aao and The most useful
encc in teaching having applied himsecioscy 10 studies aud
public examinations the undersigned feels ~ as
,rance confidence that students in this institution can be
thoroughly properly instructed in their classical requirement
aud prepared for necessary business transactions as in any similar
institution And in presenting the institution 10 pub
lie patronage the undersigned deems not improper TO express
his views opinions the subject u teaching lie deems
the part Of the teacher, first 10 make himself ac-
ouainted disposition and capacity OF The pupil u the
capacity perception Of The pupil be uneady and slow to con-"
prehrnd teacher be aicat and slow npainE niof
nation however keepn. The mind closely exercised and care
Iy fall the other extreme, that the ''nd may pro-
pcriy connccnd the When the faculties ." The mind
are trained by Of reasoning and thinking, there
y developing itself will cnar:c and expand according To The
oi the student IL industry ind ap
hr wanting the Of the student; the teacher mus
adapted 10 the disposition 10 effect the Object r
mind bc aud comprehensive added 10 industry and apca
u,, the as instruct IS not unplcas:ns.
The undersigned that his school VIII be governed by
sound wholesome discipline that he designs {" lead nj
the mind but cocc.e means VIII br resoed l ne
cessty require The undersigned further observes 10 ms pat
ns that his school the present has been hcr
supported and paunsed and Ssts with confidence upon Their
further support and encoagenen and trusts that however Tor
rown favor that merit will not he unrewa!ded by
liberal public.
TrRMspoard scholastic of 10 months $50 TUT
the classics, S5; for the higher hrance: Of English
SIS for the minor branches, SEQ. j. j. GRLH.i.
Stur.eonv:ic, Brunswick, Dec. r. 6'-u
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WV 1P0THEcARY AND DRUGSTORE.

,,ur Subscriber respectfully inform ! friends ana Inc public
- m he. rb> la, commenced The Arohccar! aud Drug ou
; - ~, <.r, corner below the Banks. M assortment W.!
al all comp.c,-havine purchased OF ', nst
oni,n and Paris valuable collection ui Chemicals sN
,rarrs Surgical Instruments, &C. ana mad. arrangements ~
, Il. can always supplied III The Samr From an cNpe
80 81 seven vearS. by strict attention, l.
Iacnr potion IN. patronage "f the public ~
t,n T,3.a1 ROBERT Il. DUFAl.
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c,Ir OF SLAVES AND LANDS

:; ND NJ Tr,s, executed by James H. HENDERSON
Ssa ,b.rrnsr for The hene, OF New, BakrT bearing
w VIA Inn a,y Of April 1897, and recorded IN We b.,
d on C,nIy Court OF Louisa shall sell 10 tnc hgnss'
OISs ans, Court House cash, MONDAY me !h
S If a6a Tia, osGg Court yo ans n eSn' 'aiu'O
81 IN sam, ,,as and place. the Lands mensensu u.
Ir.cr three hundred ana nlyn T, ~
ss ~ The said henderson resides lying IN the sa eus
on fhs Brck ticnss, and adjoining the MINUS VI =, u.
Iusr and Ohersan the other as innn the lands of Ro
t!.S ,nl Oilers Tll= title . III" foregoing p'sPs -
ss jnd;snat.: bu: shall! convey Only su'! '''s -
Tsss N ~ " ~. 5se one postponed will certainly take
2aie 81 ta' "a! &c" PHILIP II. JONES, Trustee
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I. / II : IT /. IT,
py0GgcI COHm,$Ss2H Merchant,

Richmond. "a
y,s grain on hires o't negroes en>'''
e,f, rlauS and adjacent counties, sein "'"
,,,s StocE. O:icc over James II. Katcf- 4 Go.
~ ~ ", CLAW iw Sw.El
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lanes RIVER Ann EAytwHA COMPANY.

NOTICE TO CONrR ACTOKSprnpoSal> viii b. rctcIch II
~ the Office Of the Company Richmond, until the Vth .h"c
AIRY next Tor the manufacture aud delivery al lWlJ hnH.S "
HYDRAULIC Cement, with the privilege 10 the snld Company 70 eA
lad 0 buslcsthe Cement 70 m I" wv nr'
quality, properly manufactured from approved ii!ura
the lak ui the James River below Buciantf 10 "
lyerd ORDER of the Compan. Engineers III strong n
tight barrels each containing five bushels al 20 lbs. ncilOeJ
bushels Ia delivery by N" St July NEXT ana | >'
quantity month thereafter ul'l Inv
contract cu.alirdihc Cement h. subject ~ I'll times 70 III!
sr.rrii ir approval rejection, Il, Engineer nj the toaN
designated in III. ccH;nci, Tie proposal |" h r NJ ''
NJ basnri al; ,iyirI charge included. Il. WRIGHT
,,n g1t-ldl Caiaf EFTrtfsr.
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.AANCERY, TIRoixlA-ln Coo,h,,nd Count, r,o,,, ,sh
,nettal5er, 1889: ''Nu Soun'S SouIe, I9'n
"s~'s T. r0indeSser and William O. ponderer,
against Plaintiffs.
Bill flea anJ ~: H'ei atlu o.ieIs, Defendants.
his ana me deendan, above named nc, having entered
N ss a given security according 10 the &c, Of Assem-
Of he & tss OF THIS court and appearing 10 The SATISFACTION
or S Ou mat he Is moi inhabitant Of this Commonwsah
aid q the plaintiffs by COUNSEL is ordered thai ,bs
% appear here before March court and
Hh a!hhs bill and that copy Of this order be forth
nd IN 80 "a some newspaper published in the CITY Of Rich
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted front door OF
Copy-Tes,e
p~g Mar. W. MILLER, D. C O. c.
eS-u6w
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90 i-3IT ABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.-on "Wednesday,
~ n" I'D st VIII sell the Negroes On the c>la" called
,n,War mar, ut the property the late Randolph Harrison "i
lum'ail,u The ale Cart sNie credit 81
nm, Month, w approved bonds bearing interest om 'ai" or of
CASH II. EAhAiSvN' f'r.
1.Lid>
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81 The aDay" ar postponed account OF the inclcnency
'hr wtl'a =, sstarlgy, the st 81 February.
Jana 15-tlFcb
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AW NOTlCE-Ile undersigned WI! htrea'ltr regularly
IL attend the Quarterly and Superior Courts in buckingham and
Superior Courts in Nelson and augusta Office in haln,tes
vile G.. II. CILMER.
Ian D 12-Sm
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CNSII StLE or NEGROES AND LAND.

II
DtGSCNT roa decree OF the County toiT :" hlhG 'uan
will Sold thu highest bidder t"y cash. az Mang,;'
sri, FRIDAY Irh day oi January, $50. II far Otherwise
the ne u the Negroes and IlHd OF which caleb RcGd
deed. tl,G possessed.
The Ntr!ut.. number, consist ola aboat ioriyNc
ard III, w SHIRTS five and children, two sil'
ami ;ta oldest If which is sixteen, and the yougeS!
wears cid.
The land situated miles below iangohck, and seven above
h!rv healthy ncichhurhood and contains seventy acres.
small and comfortable dwelling house, and all ncccs
s4ry out l!ul,e> io a farm Of it,
By THE COMMISSIONERS
Dec! t7-2awtds
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JOHN WTLT.TNEIUN,
rrCt. Chemistry and Nat. Philosophy.

Elizabeth City County, lsa.
Dear srThe undersigned, friends and patrons hearing
IIamton acndcv cannot allow your departure from
them witou rendering you such expression of their feel
in.s i the occasion demands
We deem i, bu, simple justice Ia TO that in dscag
nr IN, delicate and responsible task of Instructor OF YOUTH you
have given ms all the satisfaction could ask Under your tut
lion our children aud received the highest amount Of
moral and Improvement and under auspices onr
cadruy has of popularity and prosperity alike
honorable YOURSELF and in points OF view, advantageous
q this community.
Looking To the uneyampied prosperity of the Hampton Acadt-
my now attracting youth from various and distant '"i-
or the admirable of instruction under when our
pcn ynr withdrawal from community as public iossso,
doubt not, will be regarded by all among US VINO value Tue
u,rut and advance the character of our country
I'm entering upon situations you carry wl YOU we as
sr vou our wishes that success and happiness to
which your professional ability and private virtue so justly emit
Tie YOU Ga, :,
TO c. J. D. Pryor, Esq. 90 q 80,
Doc o.-~.H ~
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M sGpalneshp Of Winfree, Williamson Co of This civ
ana Branch Winfree L Co. Of PETERSBURG b.wn ~; A.
sa ~ Imitation the hereby dissolved 1hs n,m
;ae hrms viii be used only far as is fo
'esneh' Of Tic business Of the late concerns. 80
SAMUEL WINFREE
RO c. WILLIAMSON
January Isl, 1870 ihoHio BRANCH.
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January Isl, 1910.

Is. sa, = MiEFREE 20. c. WILLIAMSON will. unde,
non Eusas,i WILLIAMSON continue TO do Com
aSnar1 n ,s tEe old sand in this city. They solicit The
w. r. ehNs, and the customer of the late firm Of
W "a ~ ana o. such Of the OF III. late rn q
This civ sa! determine TO have their business transacted
Jana
72-2awlm
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JrDCCArIONh have established Farm, IN the Count
L James ~ miles from williamsburg and abo
onc nile of the main road Male and Fea'
Seminary, which beg leave TO invite the attention OF tn
nr school i located in ncchboriocd winch povcsia
heairin,s inhabitants are remarkable for Their cor
| f.ct mora! habits
inc January, and terminating -" the 18Th Il ncccr
hrralcN the month 81 Aug ahd one hall 81 Jul! "r Va
wi, entirely under The direction Of Mr G
Tb o. s"r," :" b" ,au"h. are pSlins Rcadns Writing
Arithmetic Geography History, English Grammar Composition
Rhetoric. Logic, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Poitca
Economy Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy Algebra
Geometry T-ononety Mensrra,iCn, surveying and the Grc'
and Lain Languages.
pupils practical of Mathematics. and Chemical AM
Philosophical Apparatus extensive for illustrating
Of the no important principles Of these II their
will also furnish his pupils upon the most reasonable
terms with all the books and stationary which they require
The expenses Of Whole session. including Board, Tuition,
Medical attendance, will he only $i payable scmiarnuhly u
ii pupil the school al III" commencement OF
viii be c:eablc WIKI; the Of The whole scs
son. whether he attend not If after III" session :lal ia'
Only from The time Il entering 10 the end .! the Scs
have made arrangements 10 accommodate IN manner
rE think will Ee satisfaction" the public, about TIT
huae and Will enlarge The a. ma! hrc"Hs ne
C,,a. The female pupils will live N The same lctSc with M
family every attention which their situation MAJ
require The pupil. will reside separate !ot with IN
TEACHER and viii under his and direction.
To thus, unacluained with the qualifications al Nh
Pryor of youth may be opcto stat, that ne
graduate Of William and Mary College, has been engaged
the Young how shoot twelve years. The great
part Of which time he has been The principal teacher oil IN
onnon Academy and that under that
"p has iour.hra more la xrian than ever before
acquired yeputaon abroad, which never before cnoyc
M Pryor has voluntarily resigned The situation which ne h
in IN. HAMPTON academy. take charge "is Seminary learln
the Academy high oi prosperity, and his patrons AM
TRENDS grc his departure froia amons them IL as be-"
Thought advisable INTRODUCE into TINS notice, the testimonials
lr Pryor by the icultr"l william and Mary
And later I Lcei, Kindly rendered 10 him by his patron
IN Hampton The of his .in are too numerous Tor pub
IVA '' JOHN 7. sEMFLE
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james civ County. Nov. %, 1899

William and Mary College, 3lst Dec, icas.
take ia bringing otr Eo..cc OF the public ~
MI favorable opinion, the Academy
M au in Elizabeth City County, under the superintendent
of Mr. {. j. D. Pryor, graduate Of this institution.
From the intimate personal acquaintance Of most of us, with
The yery high character Of Mr. Pryor and the
ponn afforded all judge Of Of his pupils who
nave attended College, have hesitation TO give al
onnon that the which nc pcsdcs Is inferior
to no Seminary Virginia preparatory School for all the de-
parmens of instruction. and that less rearka
h, for ,h good department for the proficiency OF The pupils
" r. r. DEW,
President and Prof Nor. aud polit' Philosophy.
RO. SAUNDERS,
Prot. Mathematics.
i. TUCKER
Prof. Law and Government.
DtBNES BROWNE.
Prof Humanity.
JOHN WELLINGTON,
rrGt Chemistry and Nat. Philosophy.
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DOMESTIC.
FTFTU IVVITAT, REFORM

Of tie President to Mc Stockholders Of the JamcS Rtrer
md Kaaa~ha Company, togcthcr rM the Proceed
ings Of Me Sockhoidcrs At Mt;r ftM 3nnmat Meat
ing in December, ls39-to 'nhirh are prcfred me
ProccedingS IF tie Stockholders at Caiicd hceti"g
nm mr. IN U1U lS3g
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~ Frqs ct$ G.c. %:fS he %r rs A year,
i nc Ntaif y" .r,.nus or SUBSCRIPTION.
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HEAR A VAN buren, EDITOR.

We invite the attention of every intellis ent
and high-minded citizen of this community to the
following article, which we copy from the Amer
ican Sentinel ofyesterday. The Sentinel, it is
well known, Is leading Democratic paper of
this State, has always supported Mr.. Van Buren,,
and has his electoral ticket now at the head OF
its columns. Still the editor is an honorable and
honest man, and thus, in moments of high politi-
cal excitement, has the Independence and integ-
rity TO speak the truth. Heloves his party ch,
but he loves his country and the cause of jsstce
more. Therefore it is, that attach the deep
est importance to his testimony, in relation to,tfN
infamous conspiracy recently contrived in Few
York. Read it, fellow citizens! and then decide
for yourselves. The course Of the Sentinel in
this mattsr, does its conductor infinite honor,
while it cannot but greatly assist community
in discovering the truth, and appreciating in a
proper spirit, the awful outrage which the.ofiee-
holders have committed upon the rights of a
number of the best and purest citizens in. the
land-f1hiI I111q.
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is kept back nsuef1 possI6tS GIT has beer
whispered shout town for a day two, tina
there ~ Lester lately eceyed from him, whIcI
gives mach apparent s ttislactien-to the Adolf
ltionists, ] know net how troe It IS but pre-
sumo, that il sIeh is the case, it will not be pub
lished until Just on the of election so as
not to affect the Southet vote. all these
things do not have tea ,dencY@ to arouse the
South from their stupory II othing1vill, until they
find Congress filled with 4 boltionists, and their
wicked policy sustained BY 4 weal1aand racillat-
| ing old man. who has decla red that he will veto
no bill that passes Congress- Then they may
wish that they had sustained their natural sIlics
Martin Van Buren, and the Democracy of the
North"
| No one who has read the forged lette7 in
puted TO General Harrison or who will take
he trouble TO compare il with the fore oing
extract from the Richmond Enqu ceg, will doubt
that they come from the same worbshou,-the
mark of the manufacturer IS upon both. The
style and language would leave little doubt
that both productions had the same paternity
But it is remarkable that the letter 70 RichEend
speaks of a letter lately received, and actEerts
to letter to Judge Msrris, and the-one to Mr.
Lyon. These condolences place tie paternity
OF both in the same person almost beyond doubt.
The predicted intention TO publish Just before
the New York election, to keep t from the
South, is but dust to cover the secret distT5bu-
ton sf them, and afford opportunity 10 prepare
the South for their reception and credit
We should regret to be compelled to implflate
Mr.. Richie in this work of forgery and deeep-
ton, but do not hesitate 10 express the belief
that the writer of the letter TO Mr. Richie, was
himself the forger OF tie letter puEPoFting 10
be from Gen HaTrison, or was conveEsant of the |
forgsry-and we challenge him or Mr. Richie
TO clear their skirts of the charge. We think, |
as we did yesterday that the artihceis too sEsl
low to deceive our Southern friends"
The Southern mail received on the same day,
informs us that three copies of this forgery, pur
porting TO be an extra of the EmancipatoT, pro-
Tossing TO give the correspondence. had reach
ed Richmond, addressed to the Postmaster in
that city, and that prompt measures were ia |
ken to expose and denounce it as forgery.
Should it be possible that Mr.. Van Buren,
could carry the election by so gross a fraud
and forgery, would it be possible foE him TO take
his seat
We forbear to express what we feel--but we
take this occasion to say, that southern Post
master enclosed to us a confidential circular,
signed By l. NJ. Maunferd, and others, as a
committee organized for the purpose fdistrib-
uting papers and documents, and we call upon
our Wing friends in the city OF New York, and
urge them to spare no expense, and to stay no
exertion to sift this matter to the bottom. The
guilty should be detected and driven from the
presence of honorable men.
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Increase in number of hands.

SINGULAR BETA gentleman proposes through
the New Orleans Bee, to deposite 5000, which
shall be the property Of any one in the case Mr..
Van Buren, is elected President, provided the
will eagage to pay the depositor one grain OF
coffee should Gen. Harrison receive one elector.
al vote more than MIR. Van Buren,, two grains Of
coffee should the General receive two more than
Mr.. V. b., four grains should he receive three
more votes than MIR B., and SO on, doubling
the amount for every additional vote the Gene.
raj may receive over the number obtained by
Mr.. Van Buren,. He offers to make a series q
arrangements amounting to $1,000 upon this prin
! ciple.
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AccIDENT.-M Francis Cannon, Of this city,
met with a serious accident yesterday evening
about 6 o'clock, while passing down Baltimore
street in his carriage When near the corner of
High and Baltimore streets, he came in contact
with another carriage, by which he was thrown
out and severely injured. He was conveyed to
his dwelling, coraer of Aisquith and Douglass
streets, where medical aid was Immediately ap
piled.
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VIM. Fl. HARRISON.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the next dav saws:
EFnDL or TILT, rtnn<,r1xr

The Cincinnati Gazette of the next day says:
MORE OF THE FORGERY Ma. RJrcHIE.
"We yesterday exposed the base forgery of
Gen. Harrison's name to letter, purporIing to
etc Messrs. Tappan and others, New YORK Abo-
htionists, intended to cheat the South into sup
port OF the Administration. The New York pa
perS received yesterday, seem to anticipate some
y. move OF that kind, though they are not able to
IA upon any specific act-butthe Richmond En-
quirer by the same mail sbeaa more LIGHT ,,n,n
tne question. letter in that paper. dated New
York, Oct. 18th, ls40, uses the following Ian
gnase: 1.-The letter written by Harrison. and
sent to Judge Morris, the leading Abolitionist il
Massachusetts, is being used with Considerable
chect, while that written to Lyons, OF Virginia,
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NIillE THRNAnG--

ET LARABEE, 70. 20 South CafrcTt street, has
He received by the late arrivals from Liverpool, the
most complete assortment Of, SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, comprising the vGous kinds, viz:
BRowE, GREEN, HALF BLEAcHED, BBEACHED, and YEL-
Low; all from tie factory in Europe, Also, in stOre
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
Of all Sizes sc, &c. all Of which VIII be sold as low
she articles can be had fon this any other city,
Country merchants will do well To- ea! before puchas
ng disIn sep 81
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va FOR RENT-A two story Stone House
fillsif wiih rooms, and store attached to it, with
LiFge yard, Cathedral street, near Lhe Rich
nond market, and few steps rem the Susquehanna
Rail Road, and is good stand fora small grocery bu-
eiuess. Rent $40 per month.
AlsO--WANTED TO RENT, small Two story
Brick House, suitable for SMALL Grocery StOre i'll
centrat situation store would be preferred,
for which fair rent will be given, on application to
LEWIS r. SCOrTIiS General Intelligence and Agen-
Office. No . West Fayette street. o07
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PEN sYLV ANA,

WELL DONE, PENNSYLVANIA!
A letter from Harrisburg says that returns
had been received from 40 counties, and that if
the remaining counties give the same majorities
as were given on the 18th of October last, the
Wing majority in the State of Pennsylvania
will be 3.752M
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CARRIED,

On the LIST instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Steel, JOHN T
COREfsY to Miss ANN MARIA FRENCH, all of this
city.
On the 29fh uli by the Rev. c. Pitman, sIr. VIM. r..
CHIFFON, ofCaroline county, u Miss ANNA MARIA
SIlARPLEY, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Shskp
ley, of this city.
AtGeorgetowH D. c., the 29th ul.. by the Rsv'd.
Mr.. Reese, MIR CIiAS EDMONDSON, of Washing
ton, to Miss ANN HENRIETTA BARNGCLO, Of the
fofmeI place.
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Died.

On the lst instant, of consumption. Mrs. ANN STE
VEINS wife of Robert Stevens, and daughter Of Mr.. F.
ID McIlenry
At st. Louis, (AIo.) on the 22d alt. Miss EEBECCA
GUTHRIE, aged 10, formerly of Meryland.
At CentreyilIe, Queen AIMS county, on Ie Doth ult.
Mis-. ANN, wife of Col. John TilghmaH.
In Talbot county, the 2Sth ult. THOMAS A., eltl-
of Thomas A. Emory, Esqin the 7th year OF his
ne
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NOVICE,

FHN1iE undersigned Owners of the Washington
III Chronicle) have made assignment of their
counts and assets to CHARLES S. FOWLER, Esqaire,
of Baltimore, for the benefit of their creditors. An col
ectars and Others indebted will please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES ~ HAMILTON tBow Of
Batmore0 his agent, to wsm alL payments are re
quested TO be made j. H. HAMILTON.
n. w. DENHAM.
P.S. J. ii. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Gen. DUFF GFGEEs accounts, made during his
residence in Washington city.
Baltimore. 29lh Cont 1910.
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WILITAM LTiSBY,

W r II Z IT 4 n I MI . Il,
No. South street, doors from baltimore Sc,
ND ESPECTFULT.X informs his friends aud the pull
ia lic that he has received by the latest arrivals,
handsome assortment GOODS which together with his
former stock, will make his assortment complete which
he is prepared to make order in the most approved
style, the most reasonable terms and az the shdStest
notice. He returns his sincere thanks his friends and
the public, for their liberal patronage and assures them
that exertion his part will he spared 20 give gene
RI satisfaction. oc291df