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R9 The Editor of the Macon Messen-
ger, in an appeal to his Patrons for pay
ment Of dues, relates the following case as
a caution TO those who refuse so to do:
"Two years ago, man refused to pay US
his account of $50, because "hc had no
money - as he said; and the same day no
lost his pocket book containing Eight
Hundred Dollars, which he never found--
all this for telling Printer lie"
A western editor says that nothing IS
sweeter than this warm and ardent kiss Of
one we love, unless it is--faolaSSFS.
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Good Medicine for Hogs.-When your
hogs get sick, you know not of what, give
them ears of corn, first dipped in tar, and
then rolled in sulphur. It's ten 10 one but
il arrests the disease.
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BLANK WARRANTS for sale at this
OFFICE.
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Preatice's Ldst,-The New York Ed
tors complain that their papers are resu
larry stolen from the doors of their snbscri.
bers. What else can be expected in city
that has elected "paper snatcher to the
mayeraliy?
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CHARLOTTE, N. c., JUNE 10, 1871.
SPOONER'S PATENT
.HEDECE.yES,

a RI the best
EAsnd cheapest
family and gene
raj medicines in
use. These med.
icines are the re.
suit Of a life Of
study and expert.
ence ; the proprie.
- Nt.aaa
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OF satin, vesung. velvet, bamaasia, mode &c;
PLAIN, trimmed wlth bows, with bosoms plotted,
&c fS,isaa Stocks, very light and beautiful
si'lee, f., se'umet wear, m oniifo new sfyl5-io
vhieh J. II. y & j. woal3 respectfully solicit
lhf attention of ,hs,r customers. The superiority
ofaa' Caps, Stocks. &c i vol estAbl,shld BY the
tooslanl cate taken to render every article PIT.
kCt and durable
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sIiirts

Of hnen, muslin, plain and TITLED, wi'h linen
collars, fronts and wristbands, of the most AZ.
Fovsd pattern; fancy Cambria Shirts, OF French,
LsFiish and American fabrics.
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Linen Collars and Rosoms
Patent Heather.

All The different qualities Of Patent Leather :
lapanned Mnsln and Linen, snitsbe for cosch
hafness makers. sind The West India and South
American niatkets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-14
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

THE yrcroRY CoSrIRmED.-It appears that WILL
LIAM A. HARRIS, Democrat, is elected to Con
gress in the 10th district and not Samuel " Williams
Of the same politics. whom inserted in our published
lat This district is the one Thomas Jefferson desig
n,,ad ma the Tenth Legion Of Democracy; and there
we're five candidates in the field all Democrats but
the mountain boys pretty unanimously OF that par
IT, they considered s'the the merrler. The Rock
ngham Register says Of Mr.. Harris, that more talent
ed and unwavcrng Republican could not have been Sc
lec,ed"
Harrison county has elected two Democrats 10 the
LEGISLATURE in spite of the suPeabundance OF cand-
dates Notwithstanding her strength, Democratic DIS
sensions nhcting upon her the disgrace Of
Federal representative.
The Senate will stand II Feds, TO ID Democrats
last year tie. Every district is decsvely heard from
The district have lost was one OF the most decioe
Federal ones in the State. Next year The Senate VIII
certainly be Democratic, as the terms OF two Senators
then expire, who were elected III 1885, as Democrats,
from strong Democratic districts, but have proven TO
be traitors Their race is nearly run.
The Congressional Delegation stands as before re.
ported, I3 Democrats to Wings. The Democratic
majority on the popular vote will be over 3Ooo we
shall publish table shelving the vote by counties as
soon as the returns are all in Such is the result which
some Federal papers have the impotence 70 clam as
victory. The Lord send them many such. me only
,hino thew have chance for the State Legislature,
in which they cannot possibly have over four majority
on Joint ballot, while they had il for years oy large
una;or;,v with but an even chance for this, and the
Congressional Delegation and popular voe oo'h
,bem thew choke their on "Vngin'a abstrac,
,ons shut their eyes to oil returns, and go II ond
';,h :, shont of victory. What a nice party
wiz" Men York Nen Era.
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puritan, MT. Clay IS making long prayers at the
OF the streets Tor the permanence of the holy league
while they are loud for squanderng the Treasury and
rooolns the South 10 repenish IT. il the Southern peo
pie, through press here and there put in dscnrdant
word, declaring, however modesty-that we don't Ike
to De cheated-that we DO not consent to be sheared
that we know rights and knowing dare maintain
them-let these Northern Wing organs taunt and
threaten U.s. and let the Northern presses Of the South
echo the aunt, and the threat and the sneer from their
congeninl columns. We thank them. Such things
put our people upon their mettle.
New York, whose bold arterists were once SO ca
ger 10 volunteer against Carolinian rebels and who IN
wolves the whole Union in apprehension Of forcga
war, because Canadian vagabond retaated upon her
own smuggling and piratica bordcrcrs; New York,
Tie patron OF negro thieves New York may well
speak through Of the "far business transaction
wall street organs in terms Of bitterness against the
lnquietude Of State that will not be passive Gle.
ment in the speculatons of stool jobbers And tie
sanity Seminal of Philadelphia so wont 10 cry sails
,cea," while Philadelphia nanciering was maturing
IT'S infamous vlialnes, that faiLLfat Sentinel which
fought Tor Wh'ggery under the Democratic flag may
well be indignant If S Carolina murmurs against the
threatened loathsome curse of another National Rant
when at tins very moment in Philadelphia herself the
inanciers are baening upon little short of three mil.
lions, basely swndled from S. Caolinians These hot
Par,os so ready to rush To arms defend the Con-
sttuton, but to champion lis nractions with the CRY Of
"Enion" on their lips, it becomes them well to de.
nounce US for declaring that the charter of our Union
is worth struggling for, worth defending against poll
teal adventures, and mercenaries, and gamblers
Every now aud then they Glamour for the sympahes
of all the confederacy the foreign Invasion OF some
Northern dirty acre, trhing trading right, but
England may violate Southern rights, and plumber
Southern property, and they silent. Nay! 10 Judge
them by their own deeds they giodi They propose
10 violate the Constitution and reconstruct an engine
by which South Carolina has already been pundered Of
millions directly and papab;, and Of many mil.
lions indirectly, by which her industry has been bur.
dened and paralyzed, and her commerce ietiered
They would Fix it upon her permanently, and sustain
it BY Tariff, Of which its advocates openly urge that
IFS merit will be the cutting down of the foreign
portaon by which industry subsists and they al
feet to be surpr:ed that people restive wonder
that they violent, tell ns that weak and
threaten with compulsion We tell them in return
that their policy is knavery, and that II will be resist
ed, and that people despse alike their hypocrcs
and their cowardly threats.
Charleston Mercury
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vAIItAnIE AIREMARIE LAND FOR SALE.

THE Farm belonging the Estate of the late
Professor Davis adjoining the town of Charlottesville Is Oh
fered for SALE
The Farm Of 0 Of the best Abemare red
Land watered, and in high state Of improvement: and
within distance tract OF rather more than sixty
acres of Wood Land sufficient supply the Farm with wood
and timber which will he sold with the main tract
buildings of the proper description, and in good
The Dwelling House il Of brick, covered with TIM of
sores besides elevated BASEMENT with eight caacious
apartments without reckoning the attic and the basement which
contains four rooms, of them provided with plank
foors and used Kitchen The
good repair and has all the requisite offices
tached. Thore is also an Overseer's House, &C.
Considering Its vicinity 10 the University Of Virginia. the
ceence of the society around s convenience and beauty
residence and the agricultural facilities PRESENTS estate so
desirable is seldom in market
wishing purchase will he shown the premises at
me upon application there and may have further Information
by addressing themselves m by letter. post p1i 10 the under
signed Mess Luean and John b. Minor at charulics-
vile. -
IL sale effected privately before Saturday. the ish oi
June lu which notice will be givrn the property VIII teh
be offered, at public auction TO the highest bidder
The will be made accommodating.
There will be sold with the Farm separately tract o.
Wood Land about three miles west oil
the University, the lynchburg road ,, ,.r,s
Executor Of j. a. G. Darts, deceased
* x3gS Ntd
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ANY one OF THREE VALUABLE FA ms fu ~ ~ Which
Az 1..ircus 10 sell any oae OF my .nIee ai"'' ~ " ~
j.; IL ~ =. healthy region any in Virginia. ;, ;
p,t il in Orange county, on the aapIu MN
49,, is,,nce below the Ford, and about So ns
hny. II contains 95 acres, between ana ooo o M !;
~ ,,sd The woodland is well timbered ana situsteu n,
- =, ths recent assessment, valued hgneI, ~ smo
Az, Than any tract Of land in Orange county, mas e
w. ,rs house with rooms, and usual out ouiaines.
$50 mn i opposite Soldiers Rest, In Cuipepe,
III o,r valuable II contains about lUO acres OF aha; "
@ and 400 Of which cleared and l0 OF the eieai.a
W. ~. lcy grounds The woodland Is well timoerea anu n
w ,d produce fine tobacco. Ii has small TWO stoy
lns house, &c, on IT, :, r ,,a Dickinson river Cul-
near the Mills Mr.. R. T. Willis and within ao"u,
-. !. Orange Court House. 1t contains sso actesfov W
AZ cleared one half al least OF the cleared ahu - ~
y ,nnds and the hill land scarcely less valuable. a
W 80 ram and Mr. VIM. F. Glossall's, nave undersoou,
m, old assessment valued al the sdfre prtee, anu
any other land county OF CMPeper Whicn .e
,nnahannock This Farm has small dwelling h"use'
s three Tracts Of Land In good state OF hp'ove
ma, ana cnyer and plaster finely upon them hey are n
.ralon 10 bring abundant crops Of corn, wheat,
= ,nd are we'll adapted grass. Such seeclon OF
49, ,,rey offered 10 those who may seek an investment III
sa estate. ,.5 hr ,efsrepce IN Jere-
MN Nnren Esq who will be in Richmond un.l' me <9,u "
,n, and after that period, his Farm ADJOINING me IONS
s or BY letter. addressed to Racoon fGsd
Va Iu7-tf
March 20, 1871.
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VIRGINIA.

The result ofthc Virginia election is awakening the
Wings TO their condition, and the certain prospect be-
fore them In the indomtable Republican spirit dis.
played by the Democrats Of that State perceived the
presage OF the inevitable and distant defeat of the
unprnciped combination that now administers the 20
veTnment The administration Of John Tyler cannot
receive the support of Virginia The man who has
thrown himself into the arms of Daniel Webster, and
the Federal;ss Of New England-who has violated the
principles he once proessed, if not the laws and his
oath by the removal Of faithful public officers whose
terms have not expIred-who has prostltnted virtue
and morality in the appointment of Bella Badger, and
men ofthat character, cannot have the support of |
ginans, the respect Of honest, uprigh, any
quarter. This administration is at this early day
falling administration, and downward course Of four
years is before il. In New Hampshire the Democrats
increased their majority at the recent election-in Con-
nectcut the Wings show decreased majority-in Fir
GINA there has been revolution, and instead OF a
Wing majority often in the Legislature, the Democrats
have neutrazed the large Wing majority, If not
ried the day. Such is the beginning Of this Adm
NAUTICAL.
The Virginia pride which is strong in her will
moi sustain them in wrong doing They would have
goricd in rallying around Tyler, had he continued
faithful to those principles that distinguished his for
ner career and not surrendered himself TO Daniel
Webster and those whom in his better days, he 50
strongly opposed But when Mr.. Tyler entered into
that wicked combination that conspiracy against the
people, and his own and their principles, he forfeited
his own setrespect and independence. lie mas inal
office and power cannot swerve the firm minds oil IN
dependent frecmen, and in order to retain Virginia
support, he must be true to Virginia principles The
false camo which he and his associates raised against
Mr. Van Buren,, for time deceived some. They did
not then suppose that John Tyler would forfeit his
nromises and pledges and be recrcan to all the prn
cples of his whole previous life. But he has com
menced badly, and has experienced stern rebuke
The people are sufficiently intelligent to discriminate
between his past and present course, and II under
the tutilage Of Webster, his confidence IN them -
withdrawn, he will find that they have no confidence
in him.
us. We see them on every hand. This administers
ton of the Webster family, with Badgers, and Cur
tisses and Dotys and its swarms of bankrupt, swnd
ling officers, which has scarcely made decent appoint
ment, is doomed. We hail the signs from Virginia, as
such that they cannot be mistaken. Indeed, ell the
evidences received are most cheering and encouraging
10 the Democracy to persevere in well doing.
Hartford Times
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and importance, as the Ns.o York delegation has ts'e

and importance, the .NsU York delegation has Js'e
more skIful and useful politicians
He was a candidate for The office OF Navy Agent IN
the city Of New York. 1t is known that his preten-
slons for the place favored by the Wing leaders
OF The State, and it is believed that he would have
been appointed, had not victim of some OF ms wi
la,nies-himsef not politcian-enlightene General
Harrison and his Cabinet
The biography of this Wing member Of Congress
has already extended loo far The rest is known-It'
contamination Of long course of villany, and per
hnPs successful fight If it is complained of that the
acts OF an individual, blended with party and par
t'zan movements, the apology must be found in reve
lnton truths, clearly allied 10 boih and nseparable
in faithful narration.
The conspicuous part taken by Mitchell in an affair
between his friend Weed and certain corporation
his aid in securing for his friend under cover of loan
bonus for certain number of the votes of the Anti
Masonic portion Of the Legislature of this S,ae-s
yet unwriien history.
contingency may occur, that will demand expo
ston.
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J,;IEs RIVER CANAL.

JAIES RIN CANAL
W. have been politely furnished by the Toll House
:, his place with the following account of the ship
.ns down our Canal and the receipts for the same,
during the last month;
Shipped.
By Canal from Lynchburg to Richmond during the
month of April, 1S41.
SIS hhds Tobacco; 225 hhds. Stems; 1902 boxes ma
nufactured Tobacco 2,792 bis. Flour; 5 bushels Of
Wheat 273 tons pig Iron 1913 lbs bar Iron and
Casinos 81 tons pig Lead lO4 firkins Butter a. bags
Of Feathers, SO bis Lnseed Oil 1887 lbs Of Bacon;
,I55 lbs Beeswax ,375 lbs Ginseng 25s Flax seed
$40 lbs Leather; 800 feet plank, and III bis sulphur
water
Total amount Of Tonnage,
2.9l7, 233 lbs. or 1902 tons.
Total amount Of Tolls received, S3,958 90
(Lynehburg Republican. &
LynehGurg against The HOrld. for Fine Tobacco and
High Prices.
sold on the 9Th inst a hid Of fine sun-cured To-
bacco, made by VIM. A. Lovelace, Esq, Of Pittsyl-
wants, at S2l IS per hundred, purchased BY Messrs'
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form, of the Richmond Enquirer.

r,.i,,r i, published ''ees d.ri.s s .s,.o.
a and 'i s,fRss ser apT,IS Se ''''
n,u,,s n.r assum, and Thrse Dollars for six months,
advance paid ne oee or ren. s oy "'"'
payable ~ ,ars per annum the end OF the year -, a
a 81, dollars n once NAV be RENTED mall In good enn
pnk notes. at the risk OF the Ea., ~ single letter
rs-s Pad os m m the writer IL is the accumulation oil
hsae !, an extensive business winch oi'''''
EdOt nav for nine papers, annually snail nave inc
Nh shall hereafter be considered a. .nsSr5sS
Il All suesnp and for years publication, unless spTs
nj due IN hn,teY time and paid for In ADVANCE ' '"
me when So shall be the order OF any ,nr
= No unless paid ior W sble person in regard to
lnce he mads ymsn, But in case oil an oraei '1 pun
m be, pay neni, from aem ,nml,rr NAV be sent con-
oain;ei with the ia nv copy Of this reputation. ),
Yin. or accompanies whose ability to pay may DC
rss names OF all subscribers ,smain indebted opeu
to the Of o years the tune when Inc
sn, was due shall be erased ne Editorial pa
.y1 some Of the results Of the colectxe WIS
These hi,,er experience of the tail"rh Gpp isss
,sa a.semhled a. nv are determined abdeThe interests
~ p, recommend, and our ow nrssses are driven
ii The fe's Several of the American - h.,
bic adherence If cash Pigments No class Of men ma
o inc ~ an abuse Of the Credit SYSTEM . s;,;on from
nswapers The se M"Sits landing Resolutions Of The
ae have been Induced 70 - ,n;s ofSce =
"a subscribers on we The name every subscriber wh'
NC 49, o,.dica,aent, will positively ne s.''eN vs.
:, NJ commencement Of our nsM 'o
'''' ' TERMS OF ADyERTIssi ISL Ss;,o,s Of N.wspa
Rsscrfa h commonwealth publish al the mead oi .
W rates for adverising and that tney ~ ~ 1--WE ai
y anne: and that these prices be always su'"' ." "
msa,ion for tho labor performed. .,,: ronr,,t;on
,;x,..n lines or less first insertion, - cenls' w
n continuance, so cents. .,,,.a with the advanc.
s - from distance must be accompanied WIN '"e
NV az satisfactory references to insure sio1 per annum
sn will he made and to s OF
Obituaries and Marriages from .ne ce m: be authen
~ T. ns Of the in s Sas has
ry WA ~ ;mnostions and quzzes, has proved hereto
been must therefore insist in sns ss
iS' cmnn,cson being certified By the name 'i ne
,,o.,.a ON the back Of the !etter1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-14

NorcE-n the last viii and Of
N nj srickr Sem deceased will offer, at public saie, On
N. premises on THURSDAY 10th of June next, .ne
Ne Ia Of Land on which the deceased formerly es'anu
trte county and well the name Of strcklsrs ps
anng BY estimate sl acres: $50 acres ARE and Is as
rs A. any in The county, and in all but TWO ,elus.
M on Tne, srphu, Spring that has been r.sessss
ns many years, and would no douo, oe lbs
he mmoemen,s consist of toerable log dwelling nSue'
sDos, house. spring house, good double log na, a
sc c Persons wishing view the land previous
oe ian sae viii cali on subscriber, living IN me nesn
tsac who vii, take pleasure in showing 70 any VI
lo4,h sekar who resides the premises lsrs .nau
known the day of sale. 1oSErn =. s...a,s<
1-A''A =" 1875
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M distinguished English Stallion and Racer
M and setter NJ Racers will his next NJ stable,
Charlotte Court House, Virginia 7mss5o the season Paya,
BILE on or before the LIST day OF August next at w,h time .n
eYnire on the 10Th FebruaOne hundred
dollars the insurance be paid as The mare
to be in foa or tran,feed-and in every instance 81 70 me
Those thai nd il make payment at the
Close of the season will required 10 execute hs notes WIN
good security have subjected TO some omcuy III
viii be furnished gratis. and the well led IL REQUIRED
with grain per day. Servants sen. VIII INA WI"
oe ooiaea s'a'i'. r'i i"'''i P WYATT CARDWEIT.
-. Sl-tlJe
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NAV III

~ oTICE-Ry Deed of Trust execued 10 the sub
~ scrber by Jesse R. Wilkinson and Lucy NJ his wife, bear
ing date the 10Th day February ls0 and duly admitted to
cord Clerks Office Of Cumberland County Court for The
purposes in said deed particularly mentioned the subscribers
will in the Cartevie Cumberland county, on the 10Th
proceed the premises, SELL the highest
bidder at public auction cash. certain LOT parcel Of
Land living and being said Of Cacrsvlc which Is
situated large and commodous Tavern House. and all other ne
cesary out houses good title this property, Is believed
can be conveyed by subscribers acting Tns
Tees we convey such title only be vested in us By said
Deed. JOSEPH FU0uA, Trustees
JOSIAH HATCHER, i'"sess
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Richmond French Burr Milestone Mandatory.

respectfully inform their friends and the public
'rs5 hat they have now hand good and wellse
oil French Burr Blocks Of the best quality and
ra ~ ensSe assortment of ready made French Burr Mill
lit Sizes which they warrant not inferior TO any
x country Persons who in want Of the above
n Go well TO call and examine for themselves, before
elsewhere, determined to sell on reasona
~ Sf cash, town acceptances Their shop is at the
s.s and 10Th streets-A orders will BE- thankfully
sac Promptly executed. JAMES SMELL,
IN YOUEI. g. RUST.
snf Or reference, the quality Of ready made Bur-
AM - apply to the Richmond Millers
""s ll0-2aw3m
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NJoTICE-sT LEDGER by American Eclipse and iuli Do
~ Their to the noted Ariel Lance and gdd
and Angelina oil winners from mile heas nei,he, eVe
breaking DOWN. will stand the present season NJ my snp'
$40 per ,, -, hv
JACK PENDLETON-Ths very fine stallion and raeer oy
Goliah by American Eclipse will make MS nrs, W
Sanardsve 800 He nearly the very cou
and noble sire. His having received an pla IN
'"s ''s' al 70 ''o cause " 'e w. L. WHITE
4h Feb, 1871. w"
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~ prizes. amounting to S6os, COS
-, 70 numbers, 10 drawn ballots
~ "noes Sl0-halyes S5-Quarers - 50-eghths 81 25
@ above scheme Is published now order to allow country
time to send on their orders; and as II happens but
'ha an opportunity Is given to distant advenureres 10
IN scheme, they respectfully requested
'Aa on their orders AT once, directed 10
JAMES PHALEN CO., Richmond, "a.
JAMES PHALEN & CO., Washington, D. c.
TO
I,y. ""10 H. @oA' 0'asmoTe' No. IN ,e
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PEYITENTl larry GOODS, AT REDUCED PkiCEs' ;,h
On BALES heavy Cotton Oznabu'gs maze by manu- 'oo
~ Ohe, do:rstics suited 10 the season -,;o.
1000 Two and three bnshel Bags, double wove
500 yarl heavy Kefseys Linseys, and other domestic WOOL
sis. for negro
5000 PAIR plantation Broeucs and Shoes
So srss Wrought Nails and Spikes, assorted
WAGONS Carts Draws for street and plantation purposes
Wagon esr and draw Harness. Of every description
Wheat Fans Corn Planters, Wheeloarro"s' eu''ihs N"'
End other agricultural implements
Refre.rllors Safes, Wardrobes, &c. H. p,o.L
Burr Mil Stones assorted made of the hest French Dar
Wah Of other articles, too numerous 10 Or ~
OF an advertisement, for sale low Tor cas ~ "
pnnaa Customers upon the usual credit al the a ,
store on 18th street Orders addressed TO the undersigned ""
receive prompt attention. ., -. r,..,;,-,
April 20 ii'-
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next trainings the date of this order the officers OF
those may DO trained this Spring at such place as sha
be designated by the Courts Inquiry for their respective reg
mens BY Command, .,
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A DMINIsTRAToRs' NoTicE-All persons having claims
N against Of Charles Ellis deceased against the
late concern Charles Ellis Sons requested present
undersigned for payment: And all persons indebted
10 said Estate said concern, expected make prompt
payment TO US. THOMAS II: Ellis,
administrators Of Charles Ellis, deceased
Richmond April 27th 1871. ll6-2iw4w