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aW SCHOOL. AT STAUNToN-The next Session Of this
- School vii, The th LAY Of November next, and
terminate the nth day March following b. the pan adopted
by lie subscriber his first session and found by his experience
the most eligible instruction impaired by OF oral
sons thorough examinations the Text Books with ocoa-
The Text Books employed are Chys Blackstone fuckers
Commentaries Lomax's Digest LomaI Executors and Adm
nlstraors Stephen Pleading lst volume Ch Pleading
the Law Of Evidence Francis's Ma1m
of Equity and bes Equity Pleading The pupils arranged
into two casse beginning the study of Municipal Law
constitute the Junior those who have made sufficient
cress the Senior Three day In each week devoted
and half Of each day to the Seniors
when the Juniors will Without being eIamined the other
half TO the Juniors when the Seniors attend and examined
with them the lesson OF the day. BY this blending Of the
Glasses Of each othey extent conbina
on or union analytic and synthetic method IN the study
the effected advantageous BOTH but especially
In the Seniors who whilst mastering The details Of the
science are reviewing and ismiasng themselves with the
beautiful analysis comprehensive outline Of Sir Wm Black
stone The Juniors III with Chtys Blacksone the
Seniors h fuckers Commentaries 1t desirable tina,
should furnished with the Books Fee for The
course 500 payable advance. III further information be de-
sired be obtained BY corresponding with The subscber
LUCAS ?. THOMPSON
staunton, 30h August, 1872. a2-whoS
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Conr, Quarterly Session held for Louisa at the
Court house thereof Monday the 9Th day of August 1922
Upon The application Of Christopher Smith, rsatec in the
Estate Of Abne smith, deceased Ordered, That all persons
claims demands Of kind against the Estate Of the
said Abner smith, deceased do present The for adjustment
Pendenn the Executor Of the said Estate on or be-
fore the 9Th day November 6I und appearing the salts
faction Of the Court than years have expired nce
qualification Of the said Executor it Ordered That copy
Of this notice inserted for eight weeks in the Richmond En-
ourer and also posted the front door Of Louisa Court house.
Court days. that such further order may be made
IN relation nsng with the taking reundng bonds
the ACT of Assembly such made and provided ahorse
4 Copy -Ieste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. L. C.
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obedience decree of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
chancery for the Of Cumberland,
August for tie si2 the subscriber appointed
for the purpose, will, on THE FOURTH MONDAY ~
OCTOBER NEXT being Court day for said county, proceed
sc public auction 10 The highest bidder the well knnwn and
very valuable properly in the said decree directed be sod
commonly called and known IoBSON'S TAVERN,
Courthouse, which includes The buildings and improve
ments occupied by Mr. &. $. Pamore Tavern, and
hundred Of land the South side Of the main
buckingham Road. This property is well known that further
description thought 10 be unnecessary and all who may wish
purchase expected 10 examine the property which will be
sewn them by Mr. Charles $ plmorr The present tenant or
SIR Miller Woodson. who resides adjoining the premises Tho
b. thousand dollars in cash, and the
equal instruments OF one three fur and five year
from day ii sale The title will he retained till all the pay
ments are made EDWARD J. CARRINGTON,
Commissioner.
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TN HANCERY.-rInGt>A:-At Court held far Louisa
y, Courthouse thereof, Monday, the llth day oil
July, 1912:
Nathan Tate John Tate Betsy Tate and Peggy Tate,
ayanst Plaintiffs:
Frances Bev John Bowling and Sisiey Bowling his wife
Francis Tate JAS Tate and Garrett c. McGelee Administrator
of Peggy Tate, Defendants:
The defendants Frances Berl John P Bowling aud ssey
Boyn his WIFE Francis Tate and James Tate, having
tered their appearance and given security, according law
and the rules Court and appearing the satisfaction OF
The Court they inhabitants Of this STATE motion
The plan by their Counsel Is ordered That the said
Frances Ber John r. Bowling and Ssley Bowling his wife
Francis James Tate. do appear before the Justices of
our said Cont the rthnne the second Monday in DC
Of this be forthwith inserted in published
the city of Richmond for TWO months successfully and that
thi, county some Court day.
Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER. C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

LANES RIVER LAND, STOCK, &c. FOR SALE The sub
j ,crber desirable little Farm which
he resides lower end Of Gonchand county,
lanes river miles above Richmond Immediately below
Nauakin town ferry, and mile above PuwclJ II
contains 3 acres nearly all open land 100 OF which ~
river bottom Il extends nearly mile The river, aud the
fencing required small Tor lis For fertility convent
Tlr improvements consist of comfortable frame dwelling
honse sufficiently commodous for large family, smoke house.
harm stables ganares and other and
vcnient The subscriber will aso sell % of
land timhered, situated MaEakn town ferry road
Northwest of the farm, and - OF wood land
one mile Of The farm. The three pieces OF land will
either together Separately suit purchasers deem
particular description unnecessary a. presumed those
wishing purchase will first view the Premises and all persons
DESTROYS investments in real estate are respectfully IN
yted and requested examine for themselves for there
arms any, offered for sale possessing many advanta
ges with disadvantages and am determined to SELL
lin that notice will be sven;l but IL Is not sold be-
fore the November 1t will that day. he offered on
the premises highest bidder. Immediately alter The sale
will offer NIL of OF Corn Oats, Hay, Fod
der Straw all Of Horses Mules Cattle, Hogs, sheep,
Plantation Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture and many
articles tedious Terms FOR the land
third tile balance equal annual nstamen The
purchaser giving bond and security and the title 10 he retainer
all Of The purchase money shall be paid Terms Tor me
peshahe part Of the prnpery-fr all Of sos and UNDER
cash; all exceeding S5 credit Of twelve months
purchasers giving bond and good security Purchasers from
distance may assured that the sale will take place on the
SUNDAYS e,ceped All letters inquiry (posr paid) directed
Powes Tavern Coochand county will meet with prompt at
ten,ion. WILLIAM E. HARRIS.
Sent IL 37-wtds
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,,,,rs n,t,rp !. r.NAwHA sTOcK roR SALE.

t.mrs RIVER & KANAWHA STOCK FOR SALE.
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of The Charter of the James H.
yer aud Company and IN obedience 70 the kesou
duty appointed for that will on the 2
o. The front door of the office Of the james River and Kanawa
Company city Richmond to sell az Public auction o
the Shares OF The Delinquent Stockholders ageeab the
List which Of the Stockholders their
nIaces of residence they known, the number q"
owned by eac The amount OF principal unpaid tr ega
thereon up 9th day Of June 1872 aud the total
.,unun; in nrrcnr from each, viz:
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POETRY.


ar In The ProceSsUa .Nso York. was trihng u
rawn h. six horses, work. oil the foown: occasional
ri n by JAMES b. Snrrs, Esq, OF New YORK
Awake. Dark Treasoa's plotting band
N,uld r. nd the wreath from Freedom brow:
Awake, proud guardians of her land,
And pledge the word AID breathe The vow,
,rhro' s. n aud shade-in veal and wo
gs MANS immortal hopes ye swear,
ri NJ never shall the recreint foe
That bright and sacred chaplei tear
When rang her voice Ger hin and plain,
And Echo bore 1t Ger the sea,
That man no sho,d wc:! the cham,
Butlirc God proclaimed him-tsee
Your dauntiess Fathers noby stood
The firm and hardy Artzan-
The Farmer, from his peaceful! WOOD,
And Tough, aud died FOR frec.horn man.
From hai!ow'd scenes her Split came,
Her gathering gories beaming bright,
The Patriots giowiGe ileios fame,
Were mingled with Tile ieaven-Ioin liSht
How ,l.arly, on the spreading AIR.
She haii'd her soul d. voted hand;
"My consolidated Banner rear
And never shame Coumbia's land
On. the. bow rose The ba;ile-cry,
Tuea.t' : remotest regions boine,
or uru-lnr Freedom taught To die,
And Tau. hi the traitors name 10 eco!h;
1heg smile amid eternal cay
Nv grateful millions ever beSt;
Their work shall never know decay
The great Republic OF the West
Dark he their path ill life's las, scene
t'ndyiuE scorn their portion be.
Who gaze three cheers IL Britain ,susch,
And spurn' ID the honl" ot Liberty;
Their names stain not th' i'lumin'd scroll
From Iionot's temple bright INJURED,
Where Iatriots plcd.c. w!th pride nt soG'
s'1he hi.es, office Of the NC'ld.
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ID ETWEEN John Earleys Union and r. IT, len
Dry Good Store and doors below Governor street
We take this late opportunity Of thanking the public for
vos received the last six years It design AT first
establish ourselves through the but to do by giving ga
tisfacon all who call upon which consider far reiea-
BILE any other basis and Of which glad 10 know has
been almost universal
II orr design pursue the this time ana Tor
the future. AL goods sold by that do please in COST quail
ty Color make fashion, otherwise, can be returned ana
the money rcunded-ovded the shall not have been
We have al this time large Stock II not larger than
State in line Of business and would respectfully
economist give call before purchasing and
anime for mse and prices not pronounced as low or
other in the city, shall be much deceived
We have Cloth Coats sla while charge s2 for making
trimming the customer furnishing The cloth; and pants a 81
that are sold Si and Vests Shirts Drawers andkerchefs,
Cravats Stocks SUpener Socks Gloves and Collars Of
kinds qualities and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
iers of which determined sell low for cash; and
guest the public call and whether they want To buy or not
0J- Ill Ggods rGrrdnted
~ ]. BIANNAN L. co.
In
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THE subscriber will the Second session u Ne
School the first Monday In September next At his '
denee In the eouny Of Hanover about wenytour miles nom
Richmond and mile from the public rad leading hy Ged
to Louisa Court house The regular Of instruction ~" f
pursued which Is usual In Classical schools consisting o. M
Ancient Languages, Mathematics, and the ordinary bran
English The location Of the School Is ~ htr ad
healthy neighborhood, and removed from every Temptation 70
The srictest attention will he paid 'e
conduct and morals Of the boys they being considered yet
Of my family The hundred and twenty do''
year. payable half at the commencement a. each
Reference may be made to the Rev. w " Penteon o the b.
High School, and Thomas Nelson, Esq, Richmond Al corn
nca,ion addressed the crbe Montpelier P"i o'
Hanover county, will be promptly attended TO- - ,.r.oy
GURDON H. PENDLEToN.
A.. Tl-t
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tIniyersily Of Psnnsylgania- .aedisal Department.


sEssios or 1929
THE Lectures will commence Tuesday the list Of Novem,
and he continued under the following arrangement 90 In.
middle of March ensuing
Practice and Theory Of Mcd
cine, by Nathaniel Chapman n y
Chemistry, {" Rober Hare, ii. D.
Surgery, William Gibson, a. n
Anatomy, /" William +. iorner NJ n
Institutes of Medicine, " Samuel jackson, NJ. D.
Siaterin Medica and Pharmacy, George b. Wood 81 n
Obstetrics and the Diseases uf
Women and Children, Hugh L. Hodge, H. d.
course Of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations in con,.
in6smary called The Philadelphia Hospital
Clinical Medicine, by w W Gerhard, M d.
clinical Surpery, " Drs. Gibson and HONE,
Dr. Horner continues public attendance the asp
until August s aud the tickets OF are issued
from November ls they remain valid for his course and The
other service Of the house, until THE time expires.
Clinical In Medicne also pven from the Isl isv
of November 10 the day Of March, By DR. Wood In Penn
vania Hospital institution which Is well known
and conducted nfifmares IN The U. Stafes
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened October Isl
aud continued end Of March, They under the carg'
Paul Beck Goddard 81 d. Demonstration, with supervision
tie part of DR.. Ii0yncr.
pos additions 10 the very extensive cabinets Of Anaor
Ma.era cdca, Chemistry Surgery and Obsteies have
made and progres the policy OF the school being
give Instructions both Ddacc and Clinical, cae,
practical and influential possible In npansa sound BE
deal education.
The Professor Sateria Medic besides his Cabinet has
extensive and well furnished Conservatory from which e,
hed the fresh and growing sate the native and exotic M
cnal Plants W. Z. HoRNEh, n. u.
Dean ef the Medical Eacahr
oC3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
EorE-A considerable number Of the distinguished graduates
OF the who In connexion with the Medical Depa.n,
of Guardians of the POOL and with the different D,pcn
and beneficiary establishments of the city, give Clinical and
menary Instruction through the year. in private, aud ,rs
rounds of practice TO such gentlemen as desire IT.
Augusta Cotton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

CTOCKTON,S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JOHE g..
- WAYT rsr has received from the above celebrated
manufacturer complete assortment of the most beautiful Teeth
that have ever been brought this city, and which, In all that
constitutes an admirable imitation Of the natural teel
surpassed.
interested are respectfully invited TO call and examine hem and
specimens Of his work.
G. w continue rs heretofore, TO pe>orm all operations for
the prevention and sea'es the teeth and gums OF
dce on square Immediately above the Banks Main street
R,lr,nee-M Clarke ~ D., George Watson, II. D., F. H..
neane NJ H. E. H. carmciael n. D., Robt- w Haxal, 81
Thomas Nelson H. D.. James Bolton, 81 D., j. A. Cunningham,
NJ. d. Sept D 'D-wVf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
Just Published, and for sale by J. W.7RROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND N. CAROLINA ALMANAC, ron tn

CALCULATED BY Richardson Of Louisa county, Va,
~ tanning list OF the members OF tho Senate and
Delegates Of Virginia; Courts in Va and N. c., with
number OF amusing entertaining pieces wits Song, "Cod
Water Air "od Lang syne;' "1he Widow halone, comic;
"Cupids Wins 1.-The Brides FAREWELL" Love Death and
Repua,ion an apolocuewilha variety OF other
r Correspondents will please add the word printer
supecrion-, may their letters bens opened
An se men s"u0''s'' 'P'''A '''s" IS
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MIR. CHRISTOPHER 8. Notwithstanding notice, tina

MIR. CHRISTOPHER 8. NOTWITHSTANDING notice, that
wi shall en- Wednesday, the la1h day Of October next be-
tween The hons Of o'clock A. NJ and O'clock p of that
day. VIM Wallace Day ESQ in The town q Man
TO take the dispositions Of John Acok Jas NJ Perdue
Beverly Be read as evidence suit in chanse
Circuit in the State Virginia. wherein plaintiff and you
and Islam Pickett defendants and IT, from any cause ne
the taking of The will be continued from day TO day. Al INC
Mace ana between the aforesaid until COMPLETED
Yours, &c, IhoMhS poi io ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

I AW SCHOOL AND MOOT COURT propose ss,m,nl II
II the instruction Of Law Glass and The r.
sioot Court. iii by the Is Of October, sufficient s
formed justify the expense and labor Of course o. I'D ,4
The 10 commence the Jet OF ociope., 80 ~.
the LIST of May, lee $40 one half IN az. ~. II,
charge for fuel lights, stationery. or use 2, sd
Lectures win be delivered in ofcr, where a Ih ely.
and miscellaneous library will he at The service ma.
The Moot Court will be held week, anu rs lpd
be opened County Court, Superior Lo1 - C,n.a
Chancery District and Circuit Court OF he u
Court and Court of Appeas-And the pupils VIII LAWYER
shera, Clerks, Jnros, and Judges a. ws, Tur
conduct proceedings appropriate 10 the ~ Lave m
Young gentlemen who desire to join The class WIN
names at my office, on Main street. nrro :, rRAXToS
Mrs. Braxton. having made arrangements for an @ BE- @
lady 10 assis; her in education OF her dausss w
ed 10 receive under her charge, few young ladies' ~ n1
Instructed In NIL useful and ornamental bIahen no
rtucnlipn Al the following pces: for the term OF m
Reading Wsilns Arithmetic, Grammar, Geoe"3m., IA "a
&C. &C. $40; French, sis; Painting 1885, and 'insf, So
ar five Young ladies vii! be accommodated win Doa r
one half payable advanre The School, In The US n,
sJsnce 10 commence the Sd Of October and e'Ose ~
Of August. 3.-ho
Richmond, August u.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Ths Farm lies on James
"A River mile. by the Canal from the city of Rich
mond and dnin the Estate Of the late Mr. Wick ham,
contains by survey 1886 $1,000 acres Of land, of which
1876 are river grounds the first quality M being the
upper part Tuckahoe Island which lies above the highest
freses-le residue % acres lies somewhat lower and was
covered in the extraordinary fresh reuen from
Tuckaoe Creek through inlet which dixie Of % yards IN
enrh wod esctuay secure asans, lnundaOnS The
omen high land consists this 400 lie be-
Jnrs River and kanawha Canal and The Stage Road
leading Richmond and 9i on The North SIDE Of ha road ana
excellent quality aud is generally in GOOD farming order part
a strong red soil the surface and the residue has
good clay This portion IL divided in s whole
extent valley Of abo, so yards in width and about 20
meadow the remainder being The whole
or woodland about 40 aces) the growth consists OF oak
hickory and pine. 49,
rooms kitchen dairy brick, servants houses and sta
bles brick barn, with tieshng machine corn house. an
oy, rsecs and negroes houses The situation heaythe
fields enclosed, and prepared for extensive cultivation
Attached this farm Gr and saw NH, supplied WIN
water from the James River and kanawha Canal annual
$780, The site of these mills perhaps the most avora
BILE Virginia for the establishment OF mandatory OF aoS
River and kanawha Company for 42 cubic inches c wa
ter on fall of % feet price Ut dne-td oi the rate paid al
hood, of them being more than miles distant and the
Of coal rendered cheap by railroads and canals
BESIDES these several Coal Pits company are now sinking
ha Of coal no. than three iourths of mile
from this Site from which mandatory could hc snppeu win
fuel very small expense; and which, am authorised 10 say
purchased moderate price laos ORES also abound
in the vni Pig Metal coming from the upper country
by way canal be delivered from The boats into
the factory In fact place IN tile United States combines
more advantages the establishment of iron works large
scale merits the attention Of nos MASTERS,
To such may disposed make investment In the
whole property farm, viii show them any time,
in NV absence overseer Mr. Saunders will cheeuly do So
The terms which will be accommodating will be made known
on application the subscriber, Pnwels Tavern +. o.
oochand county Virginia, John Irockrnbroie Esq ut
the Bank Virginia. where plat Of the Estate LEFT for eSami
nation II sold privately before the l0h day II ornn5
n the property will on that day. be Offered al pnse sale on
the premises THUS. ". faNuoLrh.
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Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods 50s ran will r.
W. RANDOLPH & CO.. Main stree, d n'e which, is s1'a
INV quality and cheapness has nsyer been ca
time. csy M,ess and al o Sss sas ss. ofsm
~ ssssSnSiny 10 style eqaaied by any %u an rnldn
men. In vMsiua executed at 'SS R 1Gsis
'e'"'' Bookstore and Bindery, st B. D. sansay ~"
Aug.ls
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oNDoNs WILLINGHAM & DREWRY receiving
IL Fall and Winter Stock, TO which they invite tile aiten
of their former customers and The trade generally Almost
oil descriptions OF goods much lower this Fall usual
and Stock being large and well selected we feel every conn
give entire satisfaction in style and de
scriptiou of Foreign and Domestic Goods.
Riebmond Aurust 30 1872 S3-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

old WINES AND LIQUORS-Aiso, GROCERIES, have
~ large general assortment Of old Wines and Iii
oors mart Of which hand improving for
years said be % DID, My Groceries will
hear comparison with the best In the city, regard
quality md price careuness putting Of them up. The
Wines Liquors will found most beneficial for tue
of health when moderately and udeonsy used
Should any ncrednious not to have firm and
mistaken belief PLAIN matter OF fact assertion let him
enquire call The subscriber who has been regular tempe
rate drnke during years of his life and II salts
fled with his healthy appearance they can see portrait of hi,
uncle who died the State of New York. aged
lo7 years and he was TO be- drinking fish since the
day he left Ferenosh then stripping. 49,
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Siz tim IS ,ceek by James Riuer Canal to Lyneh'"s
md fcnm tLencc hu .Sin1rs. 10 lie White SuLphM

and from thence, by Stages, to Me White Sulphur
ria Natural Bridge and DibreUs Springs.
~ Richmond at g. p. ~ and Lynchbufg at 8, 7. M Mons4
Wednesday, and Fridays, and arrive al srosvile b"h Gs
and up IL NJ Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays ah@ ~
Richmond and Lynchhurs the following night. a,
Passengers Charlottesville aud Siaunton will find M ~
most and cheapest route, with tle loss I" W.
ncis time By Railroad. .,.
Passengers leaving Richmond nj G. P. NJ will reach s'o
willie 10 dinner next day and Charlottesville by our Stages
p. M. ~ :.
staunton passengers WILL by Stages, reach Drooss !,
T. P. ~, and leave morning at O'Clock ana af
sannton ut TO- NJ connecting with the Stage Routes ou' "
Staunton. ~
The day Boats will leave Richmond and Lynchburg o.
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays, and arrive In ltbu
s. p. NJ, and Lyncbburg Al u, p. NJ, next day ,vr,
The tartersviie Sta.rs, by Cumberland g. IT, 10 On
will leave Gainesville The arrival Of the day Beat '
mond; and coming N, will with the Nigh: BOZ "
r. NJ, from ly nclburc 10 Richmond.
OF Fare TO Lynchburr, 81. rrypoRT.
. 80 'iD' i'D' - " p9-Cm
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-tLying in The fork formed
by the junction the Richmond and Fredericksburg and
Railroads. and adjoining the lands Of Major Thomas
boswell and Pleasant Terrell ESD The subscriber will oFer
al public sale ut the Junction Tavern Friday the 30th Sep
TENDER next O'Clock, il fair that valuable, unimprovcd
Tract OF Land known Hairs Tract in Hanover county, e
property of the late Mrs. Judith Wnsion,) within half mile
Richmond aud fredericksburg and Louisa Railroads. and
containing 35 This land lies the North Anna
river and easy from both Of the Roads ard
about ride per Railroad from Tho city OF Richmond
Tha, portion of the land fronting The Of ne quality
low grounds; hut the entire tract Ito the expression Of
Judge the nei.borood Is of good quality. There Is
of good and heavily tmbrrrd land In the To
DESTROYS of buyingn good farm contiguous the Rich
ond Market and placing such improvements thereon may
best suit his taste, this certainly favorable
opportunity.
The Of sale will be, onetird in cash. and, for the
lance the purchase money equally divided approved negota
will he aken payable the first day of January and
first DAY OF July, ls43 The title property will with
held until the last payment Is made.
WM. F. BUTLER.
Richmond, August 10Th, 1912. 3O-wtls
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ATILLING IN RIcHMoND-The subscriber makes known to
MN Of The Armoy city, where heis now conducting
the Milling business, both in wheat and In corn lie WIN pnr
uman ,o He will keep OF for sale fresh ground meal
Farmer. and Others will please give him CALL
a S5-T4w