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"On the bank where droop'd the wilIer,
Long time ago."

Before Jerry got TO the concusion he washed into
the bayou, within few feet of large fat that had Just
started for the Steamboat his eye caught the prospect
delivelance, and he changed the burden of his dEe into
thrilling cry of ''1eave to! passenger overheard and
sinking, with belt full of specie the man what saves
me makes his f0rtune!" Jerry was fshed ashore by a
darkey; and 10 show his gratitude invited Quashey 10
ego up to the doggery and liquor"
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8Y-We learn that the loss of the Ravels, by
the snagging Of the Selma, was, in money and
wardrobe $4,000 They will jump that out of the
people in few months.-.N 7. Sun.
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EVANS PATENT sMLF-sHARpENINe;

PLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS, &C.
FUyFfE subscriber is manufacturing C. & o. E.
D. VANS reverse point or selfsbarpanng PLOUGHS;
each share of cast from has two points, and by
ing upon the principle of elfsharpeng and there
fore economy in using. These ploughs are made in the
best possible manner and will be sold on as reasonable
terms, be had in this city, together with my ex-
ensive of other make of poughs and agricu
tural implements generally.
In store, very superior PENNSYLVANIA made Grain era
DIES with Waldrons and Grifin's Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Grfin's, and Ameh-
can manufactures; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshmg Machines, Horse powers, Re. sc.
have also patterns for, and have made splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles, to call ana
my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
j. 8 EASTMAN,
90 Pratt S., between Chures q Hanover 81.
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sly nnn. &c. 60.
S 35sOOO
HoUCK,s We ETABxE L1NIWESr.

PREPARED BY JACOB HOUCK. PaN.Tn5rr.
E1VOR the Of the following diserses: Tuiiorz,
a kheumatism, Gonl, Palsy, Ring Worms Itch Chill
buins, Frost Bites, Mumps Stiffness of the Joints
Cramps Buns. Scalds, and ali kinds Of Swellings at
tended with pain.
[I5-The LINIMENT can be obtained at HOUCK'S
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market street.
with PROPER directions Tor us5'g. Price 50 cents.
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Eef oTCer of the conmi soners of nsovent debtors ~
e cry ana county Of BALTIMORE notice is hereby give,,
DEBTOR that personal discharge hath been granted ~ b
sa eoo ana at the said creditors required to attsnd
al the once OF the said commissioners in the court honse IL
the cry OF Baltimore, the second day of Morch
ten CLOCK IN me forenoon 70 nominate or trustees
10 be appointed ior their benefit, and give the
l1n IN their possession 10 the said comm ,soneys 70 o-a
mem 10 report to baltimore county ageeaby 10 an se,
act m 1tg TO iEsolvcnt debtl; and that the nd of NJ,
the said commits -ioncrs. = use p"ioie
feb6-law5m ~ 90 :
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VAN buren, COMMEMORATIVE
Convention met yesterday morning. We
learn that Ex-Governor Hill OF New Hamp-
shire was appointed Chairman. Twenty-one
States we're represented.
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SEW .ASSLC Alssj 4II S1I.sII ISSiTEJ-
MENTS.

= Jtst Ttceircn at NO q DdItl170Tc tree.
Ss MANUEL CARUSf has lust received The larges,
- collection OF NEW MUSIC ever introduced 10 This
market az any time containing all the new pu5ca-
Ons pulished in the United States. Also an assort-
ment Of very superior Guitars, Victims, Flutes Como
peanS, and all kinds of Military and other Instruments
&C. Best Italian Strings, Guitar do with all other ar
hcies in the Musical line wholesale and retail Terms
liberal Old instruments taken In part for new ones
Turning aud repairs ct shorT notice. Music NEATLY
bound; one secondhand Piano for sale cheap.
ma 4-eo2w
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From The pIilalelDS,s p.H, ysdge,.


mesTrs. EDIToH-l observed, some time ago, com
municatiJn over the signature of 81 ParenD stating
tIat d. Jares Iii.n Eryect3rout had been the
Of saving the lives Of three Of his children, who
suffering severely with the Hopping Cough and having
but short time before lost OF my children by that
dreadful complaint and having another, aud my only
child, suffering the greatest agony with the same dis
ease and III hourly expectation Of its death, in
duced to purchase bottle OF it, and commenced using
il according the directions and to the surprise Of ALL
il began mend in fifteen minutes after we commenced
using IL, and the child has completely recovered
Mgwe, aso who has been for the last two years la
boring under consumption, and for several months past
confined mostly 10 her bed, Is taking the
luable medicine, and has found much benefit from its
use, that we are firmly persuaded she viii recover
shs scarcely coughs twice IN tWenyfcur hours, and
has far recovered 10 be able 70 III up half day
q time. I have no acquaintance With Dr.. jayne but
hereby return him husbands and fathers grateful
Acknowledgements.
Philadelphia, April q, 1887. !. l.. SIMPKINJ.
The above preparation is sold by
q. ). DUHURST,
Corner Dugans wharf and Pratt streets, lower end
ma dt of Centre Mariet Space
MANTED.-SeveraI competent persons to
act as agents for this paper. None need apply
unless they are well recommended
BOARD OF TRADE.
The following members constitute the Com
mittee on Arbitration for the month Of April,
1910:
Thomas Finley, Jacob C. Davies,
William Brundige, l.. J. Cox.
b. DeforJ.
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CHEAP EOiS tas.t.
FESHE subcrser respectfully infurms his friends n
81 the public in general that he msRufdctu ing f. ST
quality PEGG'D BOOTS Tor $500, ard Sewed Boo 8
for S6,50ail other work in proportion Work made q,
above prices must be paid for delivery; such a,
may Re booked, will he charged al its former rate.
JAMES D. ROSS, 10. 3, North Street
Opposite the Frankli. Bank
n. 3. All work done by him will be warranted as to
'atHess Of fit and durability He respectfully s,cits
patronage and hopes " his eudeaYors easr 10 merit
a liberal support. apI3-tE j. D. ROSS:
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FEN1 ssaE NAllu DE4I444es kLE4, AN -
III ANT1-VAN BUREN, MEN IN GENERAL-H.
r. ROBINSON, from New York. has brought on very
large and general assortment of HARRISON PRINTS
and CARICATURES, which lie will sell 20 per cent be-
lew his usual wholesale prices be had up stairs at the
Virginia House, Harrison street near the Bazaar
for sale at the Pilot office. MAJ
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NTARDaGN5s PATENT sCnLE

NEAfDEN's PATENT Si;n az
Nc FACTORY, corner Of BGiierston AID
Z s. Charles streets. where may be had at all
S4 times, oil Of the different XII Ids Of Weigl =
ing APPARATUS, from the largest r All.
ROAD TO the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers now be furnished with these articles
made in this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY PER
CENT. CHEAPER than they are charged by commits
sion merchants. The public are respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
JESSE MARDEN,
Patentee and Manufacturer.
n. B.--sCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at short
notice. mn 5 DIV
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bAD>zE1s,: lsAIIGEs!I

sSAD<EE1S hALbSsEGs.I
EUsT published assortment of beautiful HAIR
eD RlSON BADGES, colored and plain, for the 4th of
Nay celebration-aso the life Of Gen. Harrison, and
large sheet with ar engraving of each battle fought by
him. and full and correct of his various public
services civil and mitary-pnce l2t centsalso Like
nesses, representations of Battles Harrison Song Books
&c. &c. For sale wholesale and retail by
H. 4. TURNER,
ma Alt 663 Baltimore street.
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81 VI PL,4IA No - LEA Z l1OO.-.-.,,n. ..r.>J
FL NO, iNTZ has been appointed gent for the time
ca'iee IeTt Book and Log CABIN Cabinet" for
Frederick county, Nd.
WANTED-FIFTY active and intelligent
boys to dispose of the F'Fippecanoe Tert Book"
on the 4th of May next. Apply at the counting
room of the of fee of The Pilot" ap %
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TENO THE RESCUE THIRD COMPRESSION
4 AL DISTBiCT.-The Wing convention tie Sd
District, composed of Baltimore Hartford and part of Car
roll counties, assembled in full representation, 1T North
Bend, and with voice, and ceiling the conven-
ton presents 10 the People of the District the of
JACOB A. PRESTON, of Hartford,
their Electoral candidates. the raying poipt of the
friends Of Harrison and Reform.
JAMES MOORE, of Hartford, Pres't.
Nh Il H. ET WshS 81 g@' Of Carroll seo.
mn G
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AELCEt PAPER i4A NGIHISS,
III OSEPH CROOK ~ GOrT, UPHCLSTER-
sd Frs, AND PAPER HANGERS, No 7eA BALI
lno.e street between North and Holiday streets-have
in store
Rich Paris Paper HANGTNGS
Very superior American do
Gilt Cloth ami common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGS--4, ) and ca
FeReti0n Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and HusS MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
STEAMBOATS, and vessels furnished with despatch
We very respectfully solicit our friends and the public
sl general, to give Us a call. JOSEPH CROOK
an 2S THOMAS J. G1ToT
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Wrely repndiated, so ruinous are the mea-
n |es of his administration.
x C." The Convention adjourned to meet in
f3@aGNUMENT SQUARE, on TUESDAY NOR
Il ING, at o'clock.
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Josrrn W. MAsoS, Scrretury.
SppI"ISyI.SlSli

At meeting of the Democratic COMMITTEE oi isi'
lance for the precinct AT Chancelorsvillc The following
resolutions adopted:
J. Rcsoircd, That George Chancellor be appointed
Secretary of the Committee of VganGe tor tins portion
Of Spottsylvania county.
= RcsoIrcd, That William llord James Ballard, sr,
Abnrr laydon John Wallace, Levi Catiln, Jesse Jett
James Jet, VIM. Juckson, VIM. Shelton, Emanuel by
ram, Richard Shelton, Addison Ianey Reuben linney,
John Bvram, Henry Robertson, Thomas Lewis, Robert
Lewis, John Proctor, Cornelius Grard, George m
cher, James a. Cash, John b. L"itch Capt. George "
b. Spooner, Lewis Bowling, Richard Rowing, liet-
wood Lewis, Peter Bowler, Giles II. Childress, Thomas
pullam, David Pu,liam, Thornton Bowling, be added
to the Committee of Vigilance.
3 Reso'r'd, That, if the political sentiments OF any
citizen placed on this committee be misunderstood by
rs he be requested 10 call upon the Secretary and stale
the fact that his NAV be withdrawn
T. Rcs0iccd, That every member OF ihIs BODY De re-
qucsrd 10 lay before the meetings Such eSidchce from
the public prints other sources as may conauce 10
the support of the Democratic cause.
>. RcsoircG That, in order IN c"unieract the extra
ordinary efforts made b. the Wing party In overthrow"
the principles we briricnd, pledge ourselves TO use
every honorable effort the reelection oi War
Tin Van Buren,
e. EeSolrcd. That the chairman OF THIS committee
may have authority TO call meeting OF The same At
such time as he may think proper.
l. Rcsolrcd That the Secretary OF tins BODY De re-
quested transmit copy of these proceedings 10 le
Editors of the Enquirer and Crisis for publication
The meeting then adjourned.
MELZI 5. CHANCELLOR, Oh mn
Gro CH,SCErLoR, Scc ..
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. ert,t .yerc day gives " renewed commence ="
,alI,osocs integrity ability and patriotism OF our
TIE nv - NJ ,gstT,te ana that mC will use all lar
d honorable. means to secure his re-elect'n'
i PrSoired. That We regard the independent J ''".
r h;Il "a an able financial measure Of the ptes'"s
ADMINISTRATION, and one tending 10 preserve Tue ie'
dom of our country -, orrse mr..
) Rcs0frsd, That the hrm ana manly g." " ~
sred he Martin Van Buren,, our present Cher hag's.
49,, =, mo subject Of Abolition, deserves the hIshes'
| ,.r,,,;on ofrvcrv true Lover OF our Country.
4 p.oJr,J That we look on the position occnp''"
H. Gan HARRISON in relation to the ADrl'tioh's's a.
dark and mysterious, wien compared !" '''"' =. ~
Van Buren, and we astonsird tiiat nnns u -"
fnwc,,izcns arc found advocating his lfiarrisoh >
cev walton to the Presidency. , c:hf
7 Rcs0frtd That the course pursued ny on, .'''
and efcien. representative, Hon. Francis r. h'Ves' I"
| the late session OF Congress, iite'S wan o "
cidrd and hearty appreciation. =
! Pcsolred That we pledge to each other 10 DC u
opr posts on The lst Monday in November next.
o Rssoired fuaiiy, That we regard the various mum
bu1s or The d,y started by the Wing party, as portray
inG part of Their true principles, an utter contemP
for the intelligence of the people
The Hon f. E. Rives being present, on NOTION !
was
drcss his meeting; with which he complied, in an IN
structve and forcble address, to the satisfaction and dc
light of nearly all present.
| On motion 1t was
Rrsoired, That the proceedings of this committee b
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, ami ior"arde
to tho Editor of the Richmond Enquirer for publication
with request that the American Statesman copy.
On motion, it was
Res0isrd, That this Committee now adjourn, TO NEE
again the lth Saturday in September NEXT
j. W POTTS, ChirmGm pre- ten.
Insrpu " M,Gn: ScrrfiUrv
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a., md DIE rather than these MARACDERS should
,Sa oesession ofit-ct them not, therefore, ay that
sa,t.r;,,a nnction 10 their souls |, for one, VIII go
and nv wiha nv heart and all nay influence, bnt I!
M, successful y will not give up for BY Heaven, w"
carry on the war ,h. H.;
..rhe gallant Captain was cheer'd throughout ms
s,eecb md concluded amidsta tulpnlt Z" applause.
SENATOR PRESTON'S
u.x.;on-,be gentleman pre-announced as Harrison :
Secretary at War: >-,,, orrp,rI,D
AT THr RiLLOT BONES Bi CONSTITUTION.
AT, MEANS, He, FOR ONE, WAS WILLING TO
RESORT TO THE RIGHTS AND TIE AIMS
THAT NATURE GAVE HIM!
MR.. GRAVES,
Whose hands dipped in the blood OF Ciilcy, thus
proclams IT.
: sIr IT WERE NOT HorE or REDRESS
o,, or CHANGE THROUGH THE BALL0r-BoX, ]
cor, : urRr-so HELP NE Con-! rroS rms noLt Al.
80 TAXI As OATH NIGHT TO iAhE ~
ARMS AND MARCH WITH YOU TO WASHING
TON TO PUT DOWN THE PRESENT DfNAs'
= MIR. soUTHARD,
nm . r,portcd as HAERIsoSs DESIGNATION jOrfhc hfad
mr. nnru Is rcportedby the Fredoninn, Fedcr" pa
nor n hare srprcsscd the sentiment IN this form:
mln sppaking of the broad seal men, Mr.. Southland
exclaimed: ~
oxr .In. IT SHOULD BE REDEEMED IN
RI GOD, IF no OTHER WAY
MR. PROFIT
,o;,ocd The design in tie toO,cing declaration, m0af
iotLc Hoase Of Representatives.:
az, rhe Administration must 90 down, and, II by
revoluion, it must 90 down. ST had son,
would tram him up arms, and point hn I" inc pur'
pose. l
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July II

rNENBURG LAND FOR sALE.-The subscriber would like
IL sell cash. long short credit the land
which resides OF Lnnenbur lying Big Not
toway river containing Thousand Acres with sn-
quantity Of et land in original growth FOR all plantation
prposr hundred OF il fat land
vntion and free The mansion on high and
situation mile from the river good condition.
convenient and comfortable
ton Of family. WIN. G. OVERTON.
Aug Is 3l-w6ws
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SCHOOL NOTICE-The subscriber residing on the Brooke
- Turnpike FIVE miles Richmond proposes
family and instruct in hs school six lads They will daily
veyed by him the school with comfort
To those parents who their faithfully disciplined
improved in their PHYSICAL intellectual aud moral natures this
notice addressed Terms made by inquiry of the sub
scriber, at his rooms, sboekos Hill, II. street.
SAMUEL S. SUMNER,
AasG 5l-wtw
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T,,r PRESIDENTS OPINION iron THE SUBJECT on
i'''' PREVENTION R!GllrS-'TliE RIGHT OF



Intcrrorutorics, propoundrd. to the President by
portion ofthe citizens Of Illinois, have called OUT rom
hn, napar on Iri,e subject which w GipaTt 10 il
additional interest, and have doubt, greatly m
prnve the legislation fCongrrss regard 10 H. as the
consequence of the influence of his views on the public
mind The letter throughout is admirable iiie 40
cument referred to, embodying his "pn'nns IN re-
,nrd 10 the rirht of suffrage, will he Published in ew
days Globe.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE ,,..,,
THE subscriber constantly receiving from inc -, ,-i
4 manuafactory OF Srsss CLARK, New York, esfS a.i
plain Piano Fortes possessing the latest rpfov,
decacy of touch and sweetness of ione so pechia :"
nufacture. "a Nr.r:
Also, large Of Musical Instruments a''
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned, let on h!.c and taken
change
CHEAP MUSIC. - ~.
The largest collection Of Music ever offered for sie
State may be selected FROM the Of the
now enabled TO sell the Philadelphia and New YORK W."
and retail prices. -. he;'s
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished uro-
terms than they can find elsewhere In the STATE. oP
Piano F,rfs on1 .tia,e st,Ts oS9asts hs e. -
Aug l6
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Dnries,s reu.iaLLg Nropsical NecoeLon-

UNrifS $ tgtIh01t UFOVs7F"I VtI''7 ~ -. =
presenting this Medicine la the public. do mu pi'i +
is claim 10 ,niibiiy in the Of AL dt''i
flesh il heir To- my object afford nvaid- lahur-
dropsy opportunity ot awaiting themselves ni i'h N
has proven 10 be potent and sicaCious IN disca, "
battles the skill IL the most learned aud scientific ...
Having used il IN H. dIuhoray Drnpsy oil ~" ~
only nm uuprrr3rcd - speak 81 IT. .
paarc but in Ana.aTca general Drlo>y, an" ~
Dropsy ut the body c,n declare positively ana i.N'
IT haS never failed 10 rcliet" completely aud pcnilnht
case in which has been prescribed. When r4f-'l
organic lesion exists any nf tic Siscria - hhi J3s
healthy b. established before IT. h1ncNsii :"
b. cSeed. II contains no mineral except the caf@ha -
is powerfully diIrctic, absorbent, smulant ana h'l-
cations essentially Necessary the Of 'N
To those living distance !" MI whom an +.
would say, have been regular practitioner oil mli
wards Of years. would impose az! fi''N'
the public. . -. t,.g
Il will be furnished nj \ REASONABLE" charge with nv
tons by application Pet, ssbuc Satisfactory cs''
be shown. ....~-,"
y. disqualification for Medical services may be l1"T
day nj the AputHccary store Dr. Ac&ant Read q! ''
JOHN Is. DAVIES, ~. r.
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A TEACHER WANrED.-Tua single man. who rrrtr.
n recommended Classical scholar, liberal an,.
y,y.u Letters addressed Ia Evans ra!ntr Tanner,
u,rkIenhmr. county, Na VIII meet with prompt attention
Tanners Store Va, August 1:,ln, l-iu. N
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NJ. VAN buren,.
To Messrs. w. Fitbian, George May, Michael Cline,
William McKibber, William knight, James Farmer,
] C. Alexander, Milton Lesley, Adam siavent, D.
H. Reed, William J. Moore, and sanuel Parlow,
Dsnyille, Illinois
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D,SvlLLr, Illinois, May -, 1910.

DsSN!Lif, liiihoiS, va. - i'''
Sir: You are now before the people OF The United
States for re election We claim IL tie privilege OF
citizens propose for your consideration and answer
the following interrogatorics:
Isl If reelected should bill pass Congress abolish
inr slavery in the District of Columbia, wond you OPP
pose the law:
ID Do you approve Of rc-cmption laws:
Sd Did you, not, rs a member OF the "'onVcnu'h
Of Amendments for amending the Constitution OF the
State OF New York, vote against proposition o re-
strict the RIGHT Of voting 10 white citizens:
lth Did Won, not, vote III the same Convention 10
allow negroes who worth two hundred and nifty
dollars, the right Of voting
9TH Did you, not, advocate in III" same Con-
ven,ion property qualification as necessary for all
electors
Gill Did You, or not, in the same Conyen;iun pro-
pose and advocate the principle Of justices OF the peace
being appointed by the Governors:
9TH Have you examined ''llo!lands Life otN an i'n-
rem of date lS35, and if so, is it faithful and true
history of your political opinions:
Respcc fully, your obedient, humble servants,
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AS@EGl
%~O">-
- FTIVErS John Elrirys uu<" r r. d..
ID kiusS Dry Good sur., and doors hrlpw Governor .
Sr would "a kr This late opportunity mixing tn un
r,y,,. received In, , four I,ars was no, our
Ia ..,hii.L o;r Ivt- tlruu. the press but L. do b.,
"a, an a., which
,hc n, ANY ,,Irr IasS and of " Ic.l W. NJ. elrI a.
! been almost universal
Il is our design pursue the iii, umr, ana
the future. AZ goods sold 10y TINT do rot please
y it, color make, fashion, phcrw IS.
the money rriundrd-uTpyidrt the shall
worn. We Gas tim" larry" a syrk, II
any the STATE line Of bu-nrS-, and would IrJl.
vie economist giyr call before purchasing, ,.H
himself. and # prices not rruurEcrl tow
an any other 10 ciiy, BE- vn,y a,t. @
av. 10Th Goats al IL. other ciar-, ~ In maxine
ming, The customer furnishing the Cloii!dHd Et 1T 49,
s;orSs usncndrrs socks G5ye. and Collars or am knl
nnaljrs and other articles usually kept y C,"thcss.
determined sell low for cash; and request The pu,.
call aud SCI: whether they want 10 buS ar not.
Richmond, June q, leil l"-WlyTi j. u. & ca.
- 80 >,-co,- ,.--- -, = ,.--- -.
H. - IN n'''' ~,
"u n, ., LEV '' 49,, -" ,,.,I "
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OsFicr coN'r. GrrER,L ~ SrssisIEntE'i
Washington, July Ist, $50
(. up An ATE sa will IL, rfcvcd This office until the Isl
- av October next delivery Of provisions III bhh of
the ne o the troops Of United States upon Inspections as o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-15

IN CIiiSCERi-NIR Nut:oway ci;,Uii >0n.
Of Law and ChanCrry, III" c v'uti =" tpu
W. H. Mactuaud, executor OF JTars Nas.t9ltud d,.t.
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w fiIiitAN,
GEORGE MAY,
MICHAEL. CLINE,
NyAi MckiBBERS,
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
JAMES FARMER,
J G. ALEXANDER,
MILTON LESLEY,
ADAM SILLAEENT,
ID. II. REED,
WA j. MOORE,
SAMUEL PARTLOW.
- g..
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MIR. SOUTHARD,

MO * rfported as HARRISON drs'eRdl0n J6rHc hf"0
fbc uarv Is rcpor'ed6y the FREEDMAN, Fedcr" pa
ser 10 haze oppressed the sentiment IA this form
DIN speaking Of the broad seal men, Mr.. Southland
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-24
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