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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-03

CIRCULARySAWS.
THE subscriber will furnish notice. Circular Saws
u Mt Boston prices. e.. w. KENDALL.
Bath, NAV l3. RI
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1TNTII. further notice will leave Hallowel Mondays
- and Thursdays At hafIhst r Nor Gardiner 3 p NJ.
for Boston and returning Nein leave north side of wharf,
Boston, for Gardiner and laowe Tuesdays and Fridays
at Z P. NJ .. ..- g..
Fare from IIaowe and Gardiner to Boston, s3,0Q-om
Bath S2,50-neals extra. +" & - p
Stages will be in readiness the arrival the Roa;
to Augusta Natervie, Bangor and Belfast
All freight he nellgihy Marked will not he
ceved and all bills for freight be paid delivery of
the goods This boat is well furnished with fire engines
buckets, hoais &C. in order TO insure the safety of
gers The bieh reputation of the }. w. Richmond makes it
unnecessary that the propeors should any thing in
aiien her, oDythat her qualities boat
surpassed by any boat in the Union.
N1tiee 10 Shippers and Conieaes-AD goods, Baggage,
Bank Bills Specie other property shipped board the
Jo WRcmond must I've nj the fisk Of the of such
prop y, and all Freight landed must he taken from the
wharf without delay, will be stored at the risk and
peDse in all respects whatever AH persons
are forbid trusting afy account of this Boat
The propretors have rnqished tIe transportation Of
money, bills, and valuable pdckages to g. 5. CARPENTER
who will his risk, Express by way of the j..
W. Richmond The proprieors, therefore, will not be ac-
countahef the safe conveyance delivery of any such
articles.
Hallowell ,,Apl 1911 tf3 A. HOWARD, Agt
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CARPENTER d HARRIS.
KENNEBEC & 30 STON


PACKAGE FIX PR ESS.
VHE subscribers, in connection with Messrs p c. HALE
Cos Of Boston, would respectfully announce To their
friends and the public, that they have made gelenrs to
transport P.4CK.4GES IND BUNDLES OF GOODS
from AUGUSTA, HALLOWELL, GARDINER, BATH
and the intermediate towns per Steamers JOHN w. RICH
MOND and HUNTRESS, to BOSTON, and through
HARNDEN's EXPRESS to NEW YORK aud other South
and Western Cities Personal and prompt attention will
be given to delivering packages and money paying and col
lecting bills, and purchasing and selling merchandise,
All packages intended for should he egbly marked
"KENNEBEC EXPRESS" Large articles will be called
for if suitable notice is given.
/ OHees. At the AUGUSTA BOOKSTORE Augusta at G., G.
BAcHELDER's, Haowel; at A. 7. Perkins,, Gardiner; at
A. Parsons, Bath and at F. c. HALE Il Co.'S No s. Court
street, Boston, g $. CARPENTER,
SAM'L. l.. HARRIS.
REFERENCES. 49, !
DANIEL WILLIAMS ESQ.
GEN. GREENiIEF WHITE, a,r,.,,
WIN. r. SMITH & Co. s"''"'
WILLIAM WoART, JR ESQ.
GEN. GEO. w. BACHELOR, Gardner.
CALVIN SPAULpING, Hail0DeH
b. b. MUssEy, Boston.
NJ B. All packages letters left with A. Parsons at the
Sagadahock Cheap Sore," will receive prompt attention.
Bath, May 90, l84 ., IFS.
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in and for the County Of Lincoln, The Eth day of May a.
CtERSH0M HYDE and WILLIAM M. ROGERS, of Bath,
~ named executors in a certain Instrument purporng to
be the last will and testament Of GREEN RICHARDSON,
late of Bath in said county, deceased having presented the
same for Prcate Qrderd That the said Hyde e. Rogers
give notice to all persons interested by causing copy
this order to he published in the Lincoln Telegraph, printed
AZ Bath two weeks successfully, that they may appear at
Probate Court to he held at Bath, in said County, I'm the
seventh day of June next and sew case if they
why the said instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as ast will apd Testament Of said deceased
SAM Court being hcldby adjournment of Court at Wis
casset May II, 1871. NATH'L GROTON,
2w9. Jndpe of Probate
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RANK STOCK

BANK STOCK.
IHIVE Shares in the Sagadahock Bank Bath for sale
a Application may be made to CHAS. CLAPP, Jr.,
Staniford's Wharf
Bath, June 9. 1B4I 10,
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NEW STORE AND NEW cooDslI

FNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Bath and vicinity that he has taken store
Nos. 9, Kings New Block, Front street, where has
just opened choice selection of DRY GOODS GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS, which he offers CHEAP FOR CASH.
RICHARD HOLLAND.
N D. The above stock selected with great care aud
purchased for cash and be at such prices as rannt
fail TO give entire satisfaction. & = 49,
R. H. intends TO conduct his business ON the cash system
and those that wish to purchase cash may do well 10 call
and examine.
Bath, May 10. tfe
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
OR SALE the House now occupied by the subscriber il
will be sold low If applied for soon. For further naE
ticuars apply to - b. F. EMFsRT'I
Bath, May 9th, 1871. = :. u " ~
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DWELLING HOUSE TO LET!
A CONVENE EMF Dwelling House for a mod
crate fmy-if application be made Apply this
office. 10
June g. QylO,
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D0CT. JOHNSON'S,
American AnOdyne Linilnent, or
LIQUID OR0DEIDlC.. -

PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL AMI
EXTERNAL. USE.
THIS article has become STANDARD MEDICINE, anf
enjoys the high privilege of being known and patronsed
bya great portion of the Medical Faculty throughout TIT
State of Maine.
The inventor and proprietor of this preparation was the
regular and constant practice of medicine twenty
has been preparing this article for the last fifteen years.
with full confidence offers it to the public the
his erptftence and best efforts.
No better remedy can be taken in all where anti
spasmodic is needed such hard dry Cough, Hopping
Cough Hoarsness and common Colds Pain and Soreness
the Lungs, Stomach and Sides, caused by lifting other
wse for Stranguary, Asthma and Influenza; for Throat
weak Lungs, &c, &c. "
The increased demands for this medicine been VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONTHS--I have made
arrangements with the manufacturer constantly sup
Piled and can furnish it wholesale retail. - -
Traders in other towns, furnished at the manufacturers
price blythe doz OTIS KIMBALI.
" Bath, May 26, lS4l 6mis9
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NEW GOODS.
TNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the public,
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by j. II.
Nichols where he has Just received prime assortment of
SPRING 'GOODS-consisting in part, of Broad Cloths,
Cassmees, Satinets Vestngs and Beached Sheet
mgs, shnmgs and -M9leskins, Gamboons, and
variety of other stus for Gents and boys spring and
summer wear. ENGLISH, FKENCH and AMERICAN
PRINTS, M0USSELlNEde LANES, PRdNTED LAWNS
and Jaconnelts. q. 80. - ....
good assortment of Hosiery, Gloves &C., &c.
ALso--CR0CkERY Il GLASS WARE, and a good
sorfment of family GR0CERIES.-AIl Of which he will
sell very cheap for cash. j. MATHEWS 3D.
Also "A small lot of Good BUTTER-anda lot of Shoes
of all sorts, oery chedp. - -:sf . Il.
May 49, IT,
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FOR SALE,
40 O0O HEMIOCK Boards, Plank, Jois and small
1o,VVO timber Of good quality, in lots suit pur-
chasers w JEDYARD
Bath, May 10. 3m7
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STORE toLetl,

STORE to Lett!
ElE Store, No S. Eanite Block recently occupied the
Wing Reading Room, and situated in the central and
most pleasant part of the town. offered for Rent
The store includes back and good cellar and
convenient any kind of trade Application may
at this office or to - f. PHILIP HIGGINS.
Bath, April list, I84l 3wL
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FOR SALE.

natll, JUNE z, lo4l NV ~.
FOR SALE.
DWELLING HOUSE, Store Wharf
= d 1NfT5A.A and Dock in Bath formerly called the
e Halter Lorihg place. Also, a dwelling
lQw jlslakR3 house, Store and Barn. formerly called
the Green Ho'rse, and two small dwell
ling houses together with 40 acr OF Land cutting 10 tons
%ad pc d s@ se Of T" h% n
isy may remain mortgage, one, two, three and four
AIso-twenty shares in the Union Bank Brunswick
For further particulars inquire of. WIN. FROST.
Tdpstlam, June3, l84l: 3w TO-
DWELLING HOUSE TO LET!
A CONVENIENT Dwelling House for a mod
crate famiy-f application be made Apply this
office. H
Jnne3. 2ylO.
sFoREs TO LET.
A PRIME Store, in the best location for Dry
IL Goods or Grocery trade Apply at this Office or to
PHILLIP HIGGINS.
June Sd. :, sw 10.
cOLLECTOR's NOTTCE-waIdoboro'.
OTICEs hereby given the resident proprietors and
~ owners of land in of Wadoboro in the Coun-
y of Lincoln and State of Maine that the following described
the undersigned Collector otxes year 1870 by the
Assessors Of said town and remain unpaid as follows
Names No. of Acres. Value of lots. Tax
Alexander Jackson or unk'wn 81 1880 1,34
Joseph Kennedy's Estate uirk. IS 10000 or
Robert Robinson or upknown 5000 1923
And uness said taxes and all necessary intervening charges
paid on before Saturday the fourth day of September
at the store of Benjamin Or in Wadoboo much of the
above mentioned lots will be necessary pay same
ROBERT LUDWIG,
Collector of said Waldoboro for le4l
Wadoboro', May 18th, 1911.
The Portland Advertiser is requested to publish the above
and send the bill to their agent at Wa1dolorO'.
FLOWER SEEDS,
A FRESH assortment just received and for sale by
"A OTIS KfMBAII.
May &c, 1871. 4wi9
FLOWER POTS,
| AF all Sizes for sale by OTIS KIMBALI.
| ~ May 26, 1S4l. 4Wi9
ALBERT G. PAGE,
XOULD inform his friends and the public generally that
w he has taken the head of IIodgkin's Wharf
formerly occupied by R. p. Morse where he is opening
well selected assortment of GROCERIES and PROVI-
SIONs, viz:
Coffee Flour
| Teas Rye & Indian Meat
Sugars Cod Fish
| Rasns Cheese
Figs Pork IL Lard
Grapes, &C., &C., Blown Salt &c. &c.
Sarsaparilla Mead, and Sperm and Whale Oil.
Lemon Syrup,
= Also
| Wooden Ware and Farming Tools and good assortment
ofCROCKERY GLASS WARE, &C., &C., all of which
will be sold on the most reasonable Call md Q
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STORE TO LET.
A PRIME Store, in the best location for Dry
n Goods Grocery trade. Apply at this office, or to
PHILLIP HIGGINS.
Tune al 3,y 10
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A LPINES AND MOUsLIN DE LANES, plain
n and fgnred,-PRlNTED LAWNS and MUsLfNs
beautiful styles and Uery toU ICES Sagadaock cheap
store, (close by the Steam Ferry landfng.C
Also as above 1000 yas English, French and American
PRINTS from to 81 10 cts per yd. Also Broad Cloths
Cassimeres vesngs and SUMNER sTIFFS great variety
Enquire of tjf ALONZO PARSONS
IR
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ling houses together with ~ acn OF Land cutting 10 tons
of hay and pasturng for cows situate in Top ham, all
which will be sold low Three forths of the purchase
nsy may remain mortgage, one two, three and -four
years. g
! Also-twenty Shares in the Union Bank, brunswick
For further particulars inquire of WIN. FROST -
Tdpsilam. June 3. 184l w TO-
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GFWOOL CARDING.n
THE subscriber intends to have first rate NEW
i ING MACHINE, in operation, ut his Grist NJ
present Season, and person that understands
yooi in the best MANNER and hopes by the attention
that the public will give him encouragement
81 Also, constantly kept ON hand CORN and MEAL
first quality for sale at Bath prices at the mill Pleas
him n call. 70 ''s JOHN L. Ii
I Rhipsburg, MAY 1871. 4N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

DRTAM-Ths celebrated imported Racer and stallion, now IN
thencst possible health and order, VIII make his next and
Virginia, stables at 500 the and
dollar the groom within the which
the and ends the lst OF July Mares VIII
well fed STINT 40 CENTS day and every and
attention trsy gooms but viii not be liable for
accidents escapes provided every accommodation for
barren and foinr mares Will board black gratis
be boarded mode rate terms IN the vi
lare very
PrIan bay Is hands high, of machless beauty,
strength form pedigree and well known the
unriyaed champion for the English turf where
had Superior and excellent judges think,
equal, 10 need further Description
As tried Stallion English Srnrsmen acknowledge he is
not only decidedly the Of age but the best Eng
years hns had and better winners than
whose OF tlu Nearly all
winners olrn ana several have never been
beaten. The and their winnings al
Of brilliant victories In 1879 they
New Market often under heavy
nearly all largest the Kingdom the Ridrswor,
Tuesdays Rddeswortn 1000 stakes 1000 Column Jmy
Clearwe Prendrgas and host OF others,
merous name CucifS, u his GEL has than
dollars being beaten, and is nnqestonaby
trimmed They have countless number
plates gold handcap and Kings plates. nj all
distances and g. and heats, under heavy
weights
every where they have been tried. Last
had the best in England inc best IN Ireland, and the
3eleum and equal 10 France and Gcmany and IN
The United have Mnnac the Queen Helen, and
Mr. Robertson'> lilly.
At present price, he il the cheapest Stallion in Americas his
price being the hard tmcsand breeders will do
this opportunity. For part
culars, see hand bills. -
Hicks, Ford, va. A. T. y. MERRITT.
Jan % 63-w3w&aibt
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official conduct and political career certa'niy ai i
thus Indifferent; but on the contrary, regato 'na
which YOU have this day expressed IN so oolighg a
nor IN behalf of my Democratic fellowcitizens OF the
IA district with similar one already received from
their nocn brethren OF the first district, among the
nrondes testimonials of my public life, and will always
80 esteem them :, ~, .rI,l cal
g. cement TO appreciate the wisdom and justice of
H. Distinction Won have taken between the attachment
of the People 10 the individual and 10 The principles
upon which he Processes to act II IS the cornerstone
of the true faith The good that the pest OF Us can a'
whilst any efforts which may tend 10 ihcuicate
cherish and perpetuate true political principles are the
most efficient means of present and future oeheiit -
the mass of the People. If the circumstances W
surrounded, and to which you navy a 80 r
with your accustomed force, do not convince he," VI
the soundness of those principles by wh'ch we nav
endeavored to guide the political bark, lhey "oui ~
believe though should rise from the deau. = 40 To-
all events, by and for then and IN proportion ~ n
fidelity with which have adhered to them through e'h
and through good report that have ever heretofore
BEEN now and will be prepared 10 stano OF 'ai'
in the estimation of my countrymen.
Orr WITH ms HEAD The following is copy OF
the note from the new Secretary of the Treasury, 70
Mr. Shaw late keeper of the Lighthouse, at Lazareito
Point:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March Is, lS4l.
Sir-Your services are no longer needed by the Io-
vernment in keeping the Lighthouse at Lazaret'o
Point. | am, respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
T. EWING,
Secretary of The Treasury
Mr.. WV. SHAW, Lighthouse,
Lazare,to Point, Baltimore.
This is quite laconic-much to the Point, and, no
doubt, as MI Ewing thinks ''short and sweet" But
how far il COMFORTS with tho declarations Of the Wing
party about "no prescription, the reader will see, when
he is informed that Mr.. Shaw has elcren children =
was born and raised in the Neck, not far from the
Light House-his father and his whole family we're
good Patriots, and showed il during the last war and
besides these he has the highest testimonials of the
most recent date and that, too, from hig gentlemen,
who had the best opportunities TO know him His
salary rs Light House Keeper, was $3.50 THIS is a
sample of the course which is TO be pursued by the
"no party"-"no prescription administrations by the
party which has clustered loudly and largely against
removals for opinion sake. Consistency, thou art in
deed Jewell Baltimore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

n AvENPORT ALLEN have for sale
. COFFEE-500 bags prime Rio
$50 do. old Java
$50 do. Iacuirs
SuGARS-50 hhds 81. Croix and Porto Rico
100 boxes double andtsingle loaf
30 do. Havana white
MOLASSES-35 hhds West India
INDGo-l0 ceroons prime Guatemala
RACOS-5p000 pounds mddngs
LARD-200 kegs prime quality
SALT 500 sacks prime, in
COTTON YARNS-5o bales assorted Richmond manufacture
PAPER-30 plain aud ruled cap and letter
1000 wrapping
POWDER-sO0 kegs blasting
SilOT-2,O00 bags, assorted sizes
SAIl.S-3,000 kegs, do do.
SoAP-50o boyes, various brands
TEAS-80 half chests extra fine
100 boxes eunponder
SPlRITs-9o haIfpipes old Cosnac Brandy
50 haIf do. common quality
10 pipes Gin
100 bbls. old rectifed Whiskey
80 hhds. do.
800 bbis. y. +. Rum
90 hhds. y. Orleans Rum
~ do. imitation Antigua
100 bbls. Apple Brandy
20 do Alcohol
WISES-2, half and quarter pipes Madeira
- quarter pipes Ttnerine
% do. do. Sicily Madeira
81 do. do. pure Malaga
10 boxes Musoat
10 bblS. do.
50 baskets Champaign Grape
WHITE LEAD-25O kegs No. New York
WINDOW GLaSS-2OO half boxes, 10 by -
OILS-a0 hhds. and terces bleached winter
so bbls. Tanners
20 casks second quality lamp
CASDIES-50 boxes spermacet
50 do mould
SPICES-o0 bags Ginger
20 do. Pmento.
March 9 l0o-wlm
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POETRY.
"nucA w arrMArs. uSsoSc."

THE WORTH OF WOMAN.
TIonored he Woman. she beams on the sish1,
Graceful and fair being OF lsht;
Scatters around her, wherever sic sifays,
Roses of bliss o'er our thorn covered va
Roses Of Paradise sent rom aoofe, r -.
TO be gathered and twineu III s'iia"a VI 'o'e'
Man. on Passions stormy ocean,
Tossed by surges mountain high,
('oprts the hurricanes commotion,
Spurns al Reasons feeble cry;
Louder the tempest roars around him,
Louder still II roars within;
Flashing lights of hope confound him;
Stuns him LIES incessant din.
Woman invites him. with bliss in her smile,
TO from his toll and he happy awhile
Whispering woolngly, "Come IL my bower.
Go not in search of the phantom power;
Honor and wealth are iliusory-Come: -
Happiness dwelis III the temple oil home'
Man. with fury stern and savage,
peTsecutes his brother man.
Reckless if he bless or rarag--
Action acion still his plan:
Now creating, now destroying;
Ceaseless wishes tear his breast;
Ever seeking, meier enjoying,
Still 10 be but never b!est.
Woman, contented, il silent reposc,
Enjoys in its beauty life's Hover rs II blows,
And waters and tends il with innocent heart
Far richer than man with his treasures of aft
And wiser by far in her circle confined
Than he with his science and lights oi the miho.
Colby to himself sufcing,
Man dsdains the aentler art,
knoweth not the bliss arising
From the interchange of heart.
Slowly through his bosom stealing
Flows the genial current on,
Till by Ages fast con ealing,
IL is hardened into stone.
She, like the harp that instincvely rings,
A. the night breathing zephyr soft sieh on The strings,
Responds TO each i'm. ulse with steady reply
Whether SORROW or pleasure her sympathy try
And tear-drops and smiles on her counenance play,
Like sunshine and showers Of a morning in May
Through the range Of Mans dominion,
Terror is the ruling word
And the standard Of opinion
IL the temple the sword;
Strife e1ults, and Pity, hlushing,
From the departing flies,
Where, TO battle madly rushing,
Brother upon brother dies.
Woman commands with mlder control,
She rules by enchantment the realm If the soul;
As she glances around in the light Of her smile
The Of the passions is hushed for while,
And Discnrd, content from lis fury 10 cease,
Reposes entranced on the pillow Of peace.
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GRlsT AND SAW Mill rOR slIE.

GRlST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
THE Grst and saw Mill, with 62 Of Liant rrif
and plank enclosure, recently put IN thorough fll
IRON machinery, situated Westham Creek, HE
River and kanawha Canal, within i've miles Of the Cy
lnnd, Is for sale on most accommodating TERMS viUHt n
Of the purchase money m cash, reasonable nr upon
security interest added; the balance i've years ,i i
more, II desired interest payable annually, Tor bonds satisfactory
endorsed, and deed of trust upon the property.
Also, Woodland Farm, about miles from the Chy Il R.
mund situated the Three Chopped road, within wo
the Canal with comfortable buildings dwelling house,
bles hay houses with about 100 cleared
closed VIII, ditch post and plank fence aud abont l0ap young
lt trees n Choice selection, all old enough
fruits the balance or the Land being $50 in the tract
original oak and pine growth, comprising much OAK andpnr
ber Of the best quality deal OF Spanish and cGu
rs well red oak bark article and Of hg te,
in the Northern markets The favorable
stated aud for Than the timber and bark wol
repay. For terms, apply TO
DUNLOP, MONcURE Il 90.
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PoTANIco MEDICAL PRAcTlcE-Doct. E. d. Robinson
ID having located himself the of Richmond respectfully
offers his professional the advocates friends Of
medical REFORM Dr. R. is graduate of the Botanico Medical
College Columbus, Ohio, has devoted several
study of Medicine Surgery and other branches with
the science Of Medicine including full Lectures
upon the subjects usually taught respectable medical nstu
tons"
Office his residence Sd between Main and F. Shoe
koe Hill.
S-Dr R. wishes TO purchase and will give berabe price
for diseased negroes such considered lncurabc.
supply Of medicine constantly on hand.
March % lQ7-w3w
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Clarlic's Office.

THE public informed that rli Tickets IN all the 'rf
under the management of ID. = Gregory TO- Al nire
attended to with promptncss CHASTAlS CLAEkE
Jan. IL 1t-HW
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y ETWEES John Earcy's Union Coffee House and r. H. Jen
- kns's Dry Good Store and doors below Governor street.
We would take this late opportunity Of thanking the public for
ayors received the last five II was not design al first
establish ourselves through the press but 10 do by giving
able any other basis and Of which glad know has
been almost universal
II is design pursue the course ut this me and for
future All goods sold by that do please quail
color make, fashion, otherwise be returned and
the money refundednoyldrd, the shall not have hcen
We this time large stock, If larger than
business aud would
economist call before purchasing and examine
HIMSELF and il prices not pronounced low lower
other the city, shall be- much deceived We
Cloth Coats At S2 lille others charge S2 for making and
trimmings the customer furnishing the cloths and pants So that
l4; and Vests, Shirts Drawers Handkerchief Ira
Stocks Suspenders Socks, Gloves aud Collars many kinds
qualities and all other articles usually kept Coes Of
which determined sell for and request
public 10 calland see whether they want TO buy not
1SJ- al Goods nGrrdnted.
J BRASSAN & co.
Richmond June 9, 1910. 9-wlyT
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NuTlcE-a persons having claim, against the Estate u I'll
zaheth Rowze, deceased late of Powhatan, m
them 10 the subscribers John W. Dance, Ed u
county, who has been duly appointed for the purpose ~ The o
Judge Ilopton Judge of the Of LAW CHANGER
for said county, at his last tcrn for settlement by the %
May next the Of the Estate viii, That ds
removed beyond the limits OF the Commonwealth and,
ened this notice will be pleaded bar cf all such demands
lllGGINSON HANCOCK,
Executor If Eii.a5eh RO9:s dcead
Feb p 95-wga