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WESTERN LINE OF STAGES FROM
E2. HKG.

FBNlt. Subscriber, having become the Proprietor Of
] the line of Stages from Iynciburg. via New Lon
don and Liberty, Biz Lick in Roanoke and Fncastc
IN eteourt county, takes this method OF informing the
public that he will spare eff ,rt Ia contribute the
comfort and expedition of those who may wish travel
ON this route. He will always keep good aud comflrta-
bic coaches fine teams, md careful and accommodating
Drivers
The l.ynchburg and Salem Turnpike Company arc
busT engaged IN putin. their road in thorough repair
and the subscriber has been assured that there will be
nothing wanting the part OF the Company 10 keep the
road constantly IN GOOD condition.
The above line OF Stages viii leave Lynchburg every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning, inlersectng
with Tho Southwestern route at Big Lick. passing
through Salem and Christausburg 10 Knoxville IA Ten
ncssee and with the western route at Fincasle pas
sing by the Sweet White and Blue Sulphur Springs On
to Charleston and Guyandotte On neither route is the
traveller subo, 10 the least delay On returning they
viii leave Fncasllc and Big Lick Tuesdays Thurs
days aud Saurlays. and arrive in INnchburg on the
evening" where the passengers take PASSAGE in
the canal boats line OF stages To Richmond or to Char
loitesvillc in the stages, without any detention.
lntmyclhng in tie above line Of Stages, the passen-
ger, in addition to passing through beautiful country
will he delighted with the view Of the scenery and
try from the Blue Ridge mountain which he passes;
comparing in point OF magHliiceuce aud grandeur with
yirwslrom the Peaks of Otter"
The subscriber has pat himself 10 much trouble and
expense to prepare for the travelling public and assuring
them that he will consult holrlnerest. comfr IN safe
", rs long rs he emains the Proprietor he respectful
ly solict' their patronage. WILLIAM TERRY.
81, Proprietor,
I July - wiw
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Virginia.

virztnta.
A Rules held Al III, Clcsk', Oh u the ci,,.. q
rier Court Of Law and Chsncery the eo.n,, a,
hsi't on Monday the 9th day of June, 1912:
Jacob SHARP, p,.;n,,y
against
lillian Med ahie lat. one of tn. eurstorS If I n
sad, decd, Jesse Burton, admins traitor dc b,n,. No.,
John abbot dee d., who in his lifetime was the other
the said John iiaasari decd BENJAMIN Talaierro
ninis,raor with the will annexed Of the sud Jon Un
decd and Richardson Henley the present admins, rat, ~
honls non with the will annexed and Archelus B. Ian.a
William NJ War for Jud, Iiansard and PEI. ~
iansard the said Judith and Peter &. in their own ,.h
Ambrose r. Hansard, John W Hansard, Elijah Dayi, -
Pernea his " lie, formerly Permelia Hansard Isaac n
tansard Sophia Tnsley, formerly Sophia Hansard pol,
buriofd formerly Polly iianssrd Philip Durford and Car.
line his wife formerly Car oline iiansard Defendant.
In CHANcERr.
The Defendants hrchelus b, Hansard, Ambrose n H..
sard John w Hansard, Elijah Davis Pemelia hi. III
Isaac r. Hansard, Sophia Tnsey, Polly Burford and PHI
ip Burord and Caroline his wife, having entered
appearance and given security according the act Of A.
senby and the rules of this Court appearing bv
Is ordered that the said Defendants do appear here ON ~
hrst day oil august term and the bill of d.
Plaintiff; aud that copy of this order be forthwith
some new Saper published in the of Lyncbb,r, g.
two months successfully and posted the door .. H.
courthouse Of this county. ~
A Copy-Teste,
June 80 w. -
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Correspondence Of the Phil u. S Ga.eue.

49,. NAsHiNGroS, July "a, 1912.
lnmy letter yesterday mentioned the aluson made
~ Mr. Gwin. If Mississippi to the rumors abroad in
reiefence to the settlement Of difficulties with Enc
iand or at least Of the Northeastern Boundary question
lis course was altogether supplementary. Improper
80 lnpoii'ic; 'mt 1t was not unsdvised and shadows
su'n Inc course the ocoisos intend to take whenever
the terms ii the settlement of tho BOUNDARY
sna be legltusa.eiy before the House and Senate II
suises me- that bcoTe Mississippi evnces such sensitive
mes IN regard to our national honor, she would do well
wPe Out the foul blotches from her own-saiped as
sns Is oy reputation and wholesale s,cndling can
yell nor That reputation. in which che set the example
has done more to tarnsh our national honor and our ond
rame abroad than the surrender Of the whole Disputed
territory would do. She talk Of war Does she want
deesss crease for rubbing her creditors and wipas out
~ debt Men who represent State that has thus dis
sono'oo neFsai' and the Union. IT which she is mem
-, ought 10 he Is careful Of talking about honor as
zion who has escaped Pt,nisIssent by flaw in the in
octmcnt, should about the ueniteatiary
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June %

NIRGINiA;A rules held in the Clerks Of.e of the
County Court of Bedford Monday the 4th day OF Ju-
w. one thousand eight hundred and forty two
William NJ. Burwc Plaintiff,
against
Edwin W. otey, Thomas NJ. Jones and Elizabeth his
wife, John b. Oey Jane, NJ Oey, Isaac \. Otey and Pru
denre his wife, Charles H. Gwatkn, Catharine Gw aSin
and James GwaSin children of James Gwakn dcce lsed,
Henry IT, sherman. Virginia sherman and AHrea &. Sher-
man, infant child Of William " Sherman dccea ,ed James
L. Pegram and Julia X his wife, Sarah Otcy and Charles C.
Otey hc last named o whom infants under the
of twenyone years) Elizabeth 0tey, Mary otcy, John O.
tey, Walter otcy, William l.. Otey, Calohl Nj. Otcy,
Thomas b. Otey, Whitfield Oey and Sarah Nelson Otcy
(nan children of Nelson II. Otey deceasedo and Arnis
tead oey administrator John II. Otey deceased.
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, Edwin W. Otey, Isaac y. Otey and
Prudence his wife, and James l.. peSram and Julia X.
his wife, having entered their appearance and given
security according to the of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evil
ence that they inhabitants of this Commonwealth:
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
fourth Monday in September next and the bill of
the plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith nser
ted in newspaper published in the Of Lynchsurg
for months successfully and posted at the front door OF
the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Tese,
RIO. c. MITCHELL, c. h. c.
Ju1r ii WI
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June %

AIRGNlAh rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the coun-
ty of Nclson the 9th day oi June, 1912:
Edmund +. Coiey, Plaintiff,
Edmund C. Bridge, of Mary Cofty deceased and
tor Elizabeth Bridge and her children under the ii
of said Mary Coey decd and also trustee of the trust
estate Of said Elizabeth Bridge and her children under the
will of " iiam Cocy Sr deed, and the said Edmund e
Bridge in his right, James Bridge and Elizabeth his
wife, Joshua Foster and Polly his wife, late Polly Bridge.
iiliam c. Bridge, Sppswood Padseu and Elizabeth his
wife, late Elizabeth Bridge James Bridge, Jr. and Jesse
Bridge devisecs under the will of Mary Cofey decd, the
Edmund C.. Polly, William c. Elizabeth, James. Jr
and jesse being children of said Elizabeth Bridges Benjamin
Fitzgerald and Jane his wife, Joseph Fitzgerald Jane Fiz
gerald, HUBBARD iner and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Fitzgerald, children of Jane Fitzgerald; Elizabeth Coleman
Patsy Coleman Polly Coleman and Lucy Coleman, children
of Mildred Coleman deceased who was formerly Mildred
Coey OF the dcvsees in the will Of said William Cofsy
Sr deceased and sister to said Mary Coey, decd, Tho
mas Hays and Winney his wife, formerly Winney Cofey,
who is also sister Of said Mary Cofey decd Nancy Cottey
Elizabeth Coey, Jane Fitzgerald formerly Jane Cofey,
Tarton East and Sally his wife, formerly Sally Coy and
Polly Coiley, children OF William Cofey, Jr decd VIII"
brother of said Mary CoDey, decd, Osborne Consy
and Polly hi. WIFE, formerly Polly Cohey, and Osborne Cot
fey, (sento Wiliam3 Defendants
In CuA1cERY.
The Defendants Elizabeth Coleman, Pasey Coleman Pol
" Coleman, and Lucy Coleman, children of Mildred
Coleman decd, and Osborne Colby (son Of Wiam0 not
having entered their appearance and given security accor
ding the Act OF Assembly and the rules this Court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not m
habtans of this Commonwealth On motion oil the RAM
,,s hv his COUNSEL 1t ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here rules be held in the Clerks Once
the first Monday in September next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill and that copy OF tins order .or.hwn IN
lished the OF Lynehburg for two months successive
w. and another copy thereof posted at the front door oil the
Courthouse of thi, County, some Court day
wy Ro c. CUTLER GIN
june % WIN
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NlslslNIA:

VIRGINIA:
rules held in the Clerks Office the County Court of
"A Franklin the 9Th day of July, 1912:
Charles Pnckard Plaintiff,
Spared Hale and Samuel Hale, Richard NJ. Taliaferro
and Fleming Saunders Defendants.
IS CHANCERy.
The Defendant Spared Hale not having entered his APP
peaancc and given security according to the act OF Assem-
billy and the rules of This Court, and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is resident OF this Sate
motion of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL it is ordered that the
said Spared Hale do appear here the first Monday in
september next and answer the plaintiffs hill, and that
copy OF this order be fohw it'll published in the Iynchburg
rginan for two months successfully ard posted at the
front ooer Of the Courthouse ofths County.
ACopy-Jestc.
~ G. CARTER elk
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I'l'tT,,

NlRtINIA-A rules held IN the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Nelson, the FIST Monday in June
1872:
John VI. Smith, Pitt
against
William Push, James Pugh John Pugh, Elijah Pugh and
-, -, -, the heirs of Frederick pugl deed. Mary
Chewning formorly Mary Pugh aud John Burks and
his wife, formerly Anna Pugh, Delts.
liz CHAScE.Y
The Defendants James pugh, Elijah Pugh, =, -,
the heirs OF Frederick Push decd John Buris and An
ma his wife not having entered their appearance and given,
security, according to the of Assembly and the rules
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants OF this commonwealth: On motion
Of the Plaintiff BY his COUNSEL is ordered that the said
Defendants appear here before the Monday
August next, and the Plaintiff bill and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the "I,nelburg N
gnian" newspaper published in the Of Iynchburg
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy thereof posted
al the front door the Court house of this county
courtday. A Copy-Testc,
SIP. G iRLAND, Cik.
June % WIN
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From the Ladies Conpasion.
S.HrE - NOT WHAT sE EMS

YsnN - NOu ~
saw king enthIvnea in regal state,
With all the srlendors Of his station near;
With knec,ng slaves his slightest wish to wait,
And catering crowds to soothc and please hi. ear
Young Beauty. smiles his princely palace graesd,
And Music's voice with wi,ching cadence rose;
Luxurious feast. spread TO tempt his taste,
And downv eoaches wood him to repose.
Yet ON his brew sppsared the cloud OF carr,
And in his heart were many iroub1ous dreams;
And cen in that proud scene, which smiled Sc far,
] read the ,rash--"Liie is not what il seems
cav peasan' In hi, lowly cot,
" ith scarce roofto shield him from tie rain;
With faded ssrb that spoke his needy lot
And hollow cheek, that told of want and pain.
Seant was the meal hi. daily task had won,
And hard the couch tha, bore his weary frame,
Brief the rcpo.e be .natched, e'er yet the sun
Reused him to toll another day the same.
Sad seems his fate, yet Peace in hs heart,
And calm Contentmeni frightened all his dreams
lie smiling turned to act his toilseme part,
Aud | u nu,e, "Liis is no, what it seems
Thu. !. ii OR the wuld-wealths glitiering show
OF. wells heart wher, souow ecsseless pines,
While SCENES tia, the very home OF Voc,
Ma, prove the spo, where Peace serene.t shines.
The tinlesi soil hears no, the sweetest flowers
Whey spring and loon.h in the rocky glen;
And joys bright germ, il found in gildcd bowers,
Blooms no, fair in .ome humber scene,
orr times Wild tempest, DER the mount career,
Whlcg gentle sunlight in the valley CLEANS,
And Princes hearts are rem, by storm. Of Fear,
While peasants sing, "Iiie is not what it seems
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-04
VALUABL.. LAND rOK SALE.

UNut Subscriber, having determined to remove to the
4 Western Country. will sell great bargaia in his
lands, lying IN the county of Halifax amounting Ia
TWO THOUSAND AND FIFTEEN ACRES
all of which will be sold together will be divided to
suit purchasers and be divided into three good set
Elements. The first tract, wherein now reside contains
One thousand and y Heres, fair proportion of which
Is wooD LAND. and has upon it very excel
lent D"ELLECG House. and all neccssa-
~ out houses, such as Barns. Stables &C. This Land
Is situated about ten miles sorh Of Halifax Co Ilo up
on the road leading from that place to Lynchbarg The
Land Is in high state Of cultivation, and swclladapted
to the cultivation of Corn, Oats Wheat and Tobacco
There are two hundred and ten acres of good Bottom
Land attached TO this tract, well drained The second
TRACT is adjoining the home tract. and contains
SEVEN HUNDRED 1CRES, which also has a
fair proportion Of Wood Land. This tract is also in
high state of cultivation aud has upon it good Dwell
ling House aud all necessary out houses such as Barns
Stables. Sc. This tract has SIXTY FIVE ACRES
of low grounds attached to it, that well drained with
bitches. &c. The third T C T contains TWO
HUNDRED AND SIXrY-FIVE ACHES.
with fair proportion of Wood Land and has com,rta
BILE buildings nponit. | am really determined to sell
these lands, and will give great bargain in the LANDS
and fit is not sold before the 9th day of October next
WILL that day, expose the whole oft public auc
ton together with all my Crop of every description.
Stock of all kinds Household Furniture, &C.
TERMS will be liberal and made known on the day
of sale. JAMES PETTY
no Richmond Country Wing will copy. weekly till
18th October, and send its to this office.
May II wil3O
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LITIGATION.

INIIE next session Of the subscribers School will
L commence on Thursday the first day Of September
next, lat the house of d. Z. Reese Terms hereto
fore ior beginners s. per session, and Tor those farther
adsa need SO Ann f.. BRADY.
Jul % wits.
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MIR. HENRY ASR,JssY:

4 you are not an lnhabtant OF this State You will
IA please take notice, that snail in the clerks Office
OF the county court OF Bedford Thursday the first dsy
of September 1872 proceed to take the dispositions Of
Washington Franks John +. sale and others, TO be
read evidence the trial Of in chanccry dcpen
ding In the circuit superior court of law and chancey for
the county OF Bedford in which am plaintiff and YOU
and John f. Sale defendants If from any cause the
SAID dispositions not taken the above named dav
they will be taken on Friday the 2nd day of September
lsl2, at the same placeand if they all compile
ted on either of the above mentioned days. they will he
continued from day TO day until completed.
ABEL b. NICHOLS
July 81 win
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HUNDRED AND SlXEY-FlVE ACHES.

NIRGINIa:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county Of Amherst on Monday the 9th day of June 1872
Michael 5. Warren administrator e Butler armsn de ID
Plaintiff,
against
Godfrey Foler executor of Elijah Barnes decd and in his
own right, Frances Barnes, William Henry Barnes Elijah W.
Barnes, Samuel {. Watts, and Lucy W. his wes Pukey
Barnes, Sally Barnes and Mildred Barnes le last three
Of whom nianls Elisha Barnes, William Barnes (son
Of lienry) William b. roer, Alexander M. Rucker and
Sarah w his wife, Mary Shepherd, Lucy Gaspe and
John Hamilton, and Martha his wife. Defendants
In CHAHCERY.
The Defendants Godfrey Tocr executor of Elijah Barnes
deed, and IN his right Elisha Barnes and John IIamil-
ton and Martha his wife not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat they are not inhabitants OF tins country; is ordered
that the sand Defendant, do appear here day Of Au-
gust term next and the bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
published IN the town OF ynchbarg for two months
svey and posted the front door the Courthouse of this
county. Copy-reste,
ROBERT TINSI.EY, G.
June % WIN
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1000 ACRIS,

with upwards Of 500 acres in cultivation tho must O
which is very fine low grounds, with comfortable i'm
provemen's, with very tine forge just put in operation
also good furnace and inexhausblc source of yer,
superior Iron Ore very convenient. There will also b.
offered for sale on the same day.
TEN OR FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGRO ES,
most OF them valuable hands for farming purposes and
particularly so for those engaged in the Iron business
Also the Stock on the farm o., all sorl. bops cows &c
and the crop OF grain.
IERMS.1he lands will be solJ Que third on ere
dill oi ninety days. and tho residue on credit OF three
equal annual insialmens--the purchaser giving bond
asd sed security, and the title Withheld ill the pay
en OF the purchase moneys ,he personal property to be
sold for cash., WN MARTIN iSn ems,
W The Dasville Reporter will please copy months.
and send their accopui TO w. N. for payment
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Long Credit.
L.1.VD ron S.ILE.

HVflE subscriber, dcsirous Of removing to the West,
Il world dispose VI the Tract OFL.i.ND upon
which he RESIDES This land lies both sides Of
the Turnpike leading from Lynchburg TO Campbell
cur, house e miles from the former and fron The
latter place, } and contains about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-04

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of Virginia
JuNr 90 1912
AMt.S ID. TAYLOR Of the couuty of Amherst hay
- ing filed petition prayieg that he may he declared
bankrupt II is ordered. that all persons claiming to be
creditors Of the said james d. Taylor shoy cause to the
court on hel2 Of September next why the said James
d. Taylor decarcd abankrupt pursuant TO the ACT NJ
Congress, IN that behalf and that copy of this order
be published In the newspapers according to the 22d
and 2lth rules Of court
Copy--Icstc,
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k.
July Wv
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IrOR Esni 70 the Is, Of March next, the store and
Il lumber house. On main street, lately occupied by
Mr. Ssm +. Renaiek. Possession given Immediately
apply To DAVID u EDLEY.
DAVID T.. SPENCE.
July 7 WIN
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June 90

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks ONE Of a.,
Circuit Superior Court of Law and CHANGER, e.. ~
county of Nelson, on the 9th day of June, 1912: " ~
Robert Howard, and John Howard an infant u,d.- A.
age oi twcntyone years. who BY Da vid p,,,.sa
suaiu'"" ana next 'fieho' Plaintiff
,.-. MI, =, against ~
fNafro fdmnnds, liarrod II. Scott, James G.rlans
christopher T. Estes Charles L. Christian and Sell;
Claiborne, ,i'"'g
IN CHANcERY.
ne neiendan fizarro tdmunds not having entered hi,
appearance and gwen security, according the Act of A..
moy and the rules OF this Court, and appearing by sat,
ae,oy evidence, that he is inhabitapt of b;.
on"eah On motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel
ordered that the said defendant do appe here at %
10 DC heid IN the said Clerks Office the first Mona,v m
next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that
copy OF this order be forhw it'll inserted in m. yrhh
Srgnian, newspaper published in the of ynchburr
or TWO months successfully and another copy eof post.
cd al e front door OF the Courthouse of this county on some
court day. A Copy-Teste
June % -
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TON u.

Tony IS about ) feet u 10 inches high sloutly made
and ola dark complexion. suitable reward will be
paid for his apprehension. T.sCRUGGS.
July p 2w
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valuable Iron Works Property
FOR SALE.

~ virtue OF a decree Of the County Court of Patrick
shall offer for SALE at public auction, the 9th OF
September next. on the premises. the valuable Iron
Works property, known as the Union Iron Works, the
properly OF the Messs. Hsrstons. situated Goblin
Town Greek. in the county OF Patrick The tract of
Land Contains sbnut
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NOTICE is hereby give that the Discount days
l at the Bank of Nirglna. and F,rmcrs' Bank. at
lynchbura, commencing ON the first "Wednesday and
first Friday IN May next. will be changed The Dis
count day at the Bank Of Virginia Will be Friday
and at the Farmers Bank On " cdnesdaL
JNO. NJ. O'rEY, Cash'r
A. TOMPklNS, Cashr
Aprl1 Is
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~ gtU u Which arr efaT "a md -
under civilizations; the balance in Woods. There are
over 20 acres Handsome Bottom Land between 40 and
30 is Meadow most Of which was seeded last spring
with clover. timothy and herds-grass seed. The bal
ancr Of the cleared Land is in fine state OF improve
ment The whole tract is capable Of easy cultivation,
and the soil o that character which admits OF the most
profitable improvement
The buildings consist Of large two story
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4 IL persons Indebted 10 Saml. r. Rennck. are re
IA questcd to call upon either of the undersigned
(who alone the authorised agents. and close Their
accounts without delay II they wish avoid costs as in
dulpenr, cannot he oyrn
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DAVID r. EDLEY. T,n.,ooa
DAVID +. SPENCE. f"s'ees.

NIRGINIA:-At a Circuit Suderior Court of Law
AMI Chancery continued aud held for the town OF
l.ynciburg, at the Court house in said town. on Mon.
day the 3rd day of June 1899, sitting as Court q
Chancerg:
JOHN Thompson, Jr PlrG,
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For Nfp.

r = OF l. Nd,
YlNG in the county OF Bedford between the
] Peaks Of Otter and the Flat top Mountains. ad
oning the lands Of Mrs Wood aud others. containing
about 100 A & II : and there other lands
adjoining for sale. This is first rate stand for
C-E PUBLIC HOUSE.
G-I.:Ha Persons wishing to purchase will rail-
MHX iiE ON tue subscriber, who resides on the
Ssg,sj land. and will sell them bargain az !
ain determined on Lioslng To the west this fall
EDWARD HUNTER
July % w4w
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YNHEsubscribers will hereafter devote their entire and
L exclusivd attention to the
Boating Business and Coal Trade.
and respectfully solicit share Of public paronagc
They have IN operation. upon the canal line consist,
ing Of EIGHT SUPERIOR FREIGHT BOATS.
Tothelr friends and customers in the Forwarding and
COMMISSION Business, they return their must sincere
thanks and respectfully refer them the advertisement
OF co partnership formed with s. IT, Davis, Jr. who
Will hereafter have the exclusive management and con
troll OF that business to be conducted under the style and
firm of >. II. DAVIS. Jr & Co.
They have entered into this co-partnership with the
view OF more strict and prompt attention each depart
nen by which they hope render general satisfaction
" The house Of Dolan, kinnier & Co. Richmond
has been discontinued
DOLAN, kINNIER s Co.
jan ~ 'l1Alh WITS