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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-19

TIME Commonwealth ii Virginia 20 the Sheriff of Notion
L county, greeting: Whereas, Neverly Anderson. at super
Court Of Law, held for The said county, the t'trtieih day Of Apf
one thousand eight hundred and tweniy-clcht. 10y the Jutgne
Of that Court. had recovered against VII iam Vaughan or hr
drrd and ninety nine dollars and iofiy two cents. Tor debt.
seven dollars and SIXTY seven cents for his costs. b. him ahs
aisrl ifged ~ the payment Of ninety nine dollar aud >etca.
one cents, with legal interest thereon from The seventh tay
Auil, one thousand ei.ht hundred and twenty seven. uniu fs
ment. and the cuts. Whereof. the SAID william ' .urhin 'oF
yicted, as appeafs to us ot record. Aud, whereas, sinIcc ts ri
ierin. of the SAID Judgment, the s1id William Vaughan huh j
parted this life, interstate. a. II - saij, and administration "i
and sin ,ular thr goods, chait.ls and credits of the said ict'gtl
hath been, in due form, hy the Comfy Court q! Nnttn~af, ot
mnurd 10 The hands of John u. Royal. late sherif "f The 8,
county. And now. on behalf Of the said beverly Anderson, y
are informed, that, although judgment IN lurn aforesaid be gNe
execution thereof stu remains IL be made. Therefore, We cH
mand you, that you make known To the said John y. h!7
late Sheriff and administrator a. aforesaid, that he be- nj Tie Ru'
10 he holden by the Clerk Of cur Circuit Superior Count ot l.
and Chancery OF The said county Of Nnttoway, II his Office,
the first Monday IN March next, to show, II any thing for hInN
he hath or can say. why the said Beverly AnGrr-on's rhecntt
oil the goods and ciatrels which were Of the said VIM. Waugh
al the time of lis death, IN tie hands "t the said John ". Rj
Ia he administered, ought not l." have, according 20 the force n
effect Of The Judgment aforesaid, If Ia him II stem -NptAei
and further In do and receive what our said Circuit super
Court Of Law and Chancery shall III that part consider-aEd LA
then there lhis writ.
Witness, Francis Fitzgerald, clerk Of our said Court, the u
day OF November, lS 10, in The 6cth year Of The Cominonwrail
FRANCIS FITZGERALD, :. 4 T.
Dee. - CIV w
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P. K WHITE 4 CO.-Srpr. 1913.

HOME MADE SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
THE subscribers, manufacturers of ladies and eentiemens
i Boots and Shoes, and servants Shoes, have on hand, oil their
orn make, and are constantly manufacturing, a full assortment OF
the above, TO which they would respectfully invite the attention
of those In want Of Il good article nj a fair price, elmer Tor tncsr
own or their servants wear.
We wish TO he encouraged in this branch of our business, and
viii reference TO SERVANTS Shoes particularly. We would, " we
could, persuade purchasers Of them of the economy IN buying a
first rate article, such rs we manufacture, calculated TO render a
good service, and which we can sell al nearly The same Prne al
which The best Northern rork is sold.
During the past Spring and Summer we have been actively en-.
gagged in manufacturing a large quantity of Shoes-heasy and light
kinds-for male and female servants, oMt OF the best stock that
could be procured, and have spared no pains TO turn out a INST rate
10 which we would respectfully call theattention OF iarm-
es. tobacconists, and all others desiring good Shoes for their ser
wants, at reasonable prices; believing that, if they w!l only give
them a trial, they will find il IN their interest To continue TO pur-
P. X. WHITE Il CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail, Market Bridge, Richmond, Va.
Sept. 70, lei3. 5o-w3m
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CONCORD A~CADEMY.-The next Session Of this Institution
~ will commence on the first Of FEBRUARY, and terminate
the last of June, 1874. The course of instruction, composing inc
languages and sciences, is as extensive as that OF any Academy
in the Union.
Terms-For hoard and tuition, including washing, beddinea ana
fuel, slG0, payable in advance.
Parents and guardians, who may wish TO place their sons ana
wards al this Seminary, are requested TO direct their letters IL
Concord Academy, Caroline county, Va, addressed TO the SUB
sciber. f.h. -"
RErgrrscr s.-Pfofesscrs Harrison. Rogers and Tucker, OF the
University of vifginia; DR.. E. i. Scott,' Speaker of the Senate
e. vs.. Gocch, Esq.,. Richmond; William Gibbons, ESD New
Jersey: Col. Moriecai Cuoke,s Pnrtsmouth: Robert Z. Stanard,
Esq.,, Richmond; Gen. James w Pegrani,' do; Col: William H.
Johnson. Petersburg; Joel IiolleInan, ESQ.,. Isle of Wight; VIM
II. Taylor, Esq, Mount Airy; &. NJ. 7. Hunter, ESD, Esse9; Judge
John i. Mason, Southampton, Hon. William Z. Rlves, Washing
ton; Gen. Bayiy, Accomac; Rev. y. II. Cobbs, Cincinnati, ONO.
Gentlemen who have had, or who al present have, sons ~
wards members of the Institution.
Der ia Gift
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POETRY.
VET GrMAiNs uSSusG.
(Erom the .Strr York ErGngei'stJ
THE SLEEPING WIFE.
BY JOSEPH L. CHESTER.


J..
Delicious task, Ia 81, and watch
The breathinss Of a sleeping wife,
And mark the features of TINT slate
Dividing Death from Life.
How sweet Der slnmber, Oh her lids
The angei-P tace-halh set is seal,
And to her couch the guard iUr6ids
An ~envious care TO steal.
How beautiful. Sne would compel
The tribute Of n stuic's kiss:-
Angelic purity might dwell
In such n shrine as this.
And here il dw~eiIs-unstained and bright,
Though half concealed BY modest fear:
Yes, were this soul disrobed 10 night,
I'd see an angel here.
Ill.
How sweet her siumber. None but those
Whom Hcav'n hath numbered for lis bliss,
Have promise Of such CALI Iepose-
Such perfect rest as this.
Unconscious of The woes and cares
That weigh US down in waking hours,
Her gentle spirit only wears
A burden now OF flowers.
".
she dreams! Her radiant features speak
OF themes that %aken deep dellght,
And smiles adorn her lip and cheek
Smiles beautiful and bright.
Oh. Could | IN the jealous veil
That doth those joyous thoughts conceal,
The ~sp0tless page 4 siEless tale
Would presently reveal.
v.
And bark! her parting lips disclose
Some cherished secret long repressed:
Marx how her cheek with bushes slows-
How heaves her swelling breast!
She bteattes a name amid her DREAM
The soul of lave il in the tone.
Her cheeks with deeper bushes TEEN:
Tha, nane-it Is my onn!
VI.
JOY! 10y. my bliss is perfect now
The boon | craved is mine is mine:
Upon my Bonded knee | bow,
And thank ,hse, God Divine!
By night or day-awaSe -asleep-
The signals Of her love l see:
| know tha, love is pure and deep,
And centred al. in me.
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SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the Watering Gem
- miuee of the city OF Richmond until WEDNESDAY, goth De-
cember, for the erection Of an additional Reservoir, and for ee-
waiting the walls and embaukments Of The old ones The dinen-
sinns of The contemplated new Reservoir will be 24O feet by $50
feet az the top, and 20s feet by l5 ut bottom. The embarrassment
I5 feet high and & feet wide at top, forming an angle OF 40 degrees
on the inside, and slipping on the outside one foot four inches no
rzontal IN one foot perpendicular. The bottom and the inside
slopes 10 be well puddled, and paved with good bricks, on edge,
side slopes 10 he properly turfed. The walls and entertainments
of the old Reservoir to be raised to u height corresponding with
The new one, tsay six feet and The slopes paved and turied as be-
lore. II Is estimated, that, for this work, 100000 good bricks, for
walIinp and raving, and OF, O0Dc cubic yards clay, for rmbankmenis,
viii be required. a large portion of the clay can be obtained on
the lands belonging to the city, around the Reservoir. Iians,
drawings. and minute specifications of the work, will be shown
To any person wishing To contract, by the superintendent oil me
CITY Water Works; and any other information that may be re-
quired will be given by application either to him or The Watering
Committee. Although il is desirable that proposals should De
made for the execution ofthe whole work. yet separate proposals,
either for the trick work or the clay embankments, VIII be cohsi
drred by the Committee. The contractor or contractors VIII be
paid by the Committee, when s 900 worth of work Is properly
executed, rs per cent. thereof, and in that proportion Until The
whole Is completed; then, il the work is faithfully done, accord
ing to contract, and approved by the Committee, The balance WI
he urom, ty paid. Proposals may be left with Garland laines,
Superintendent of the City Water Works. or win any member
of ihe Watering Committee.
Nae ( 60-td
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Electinr certain

EIecting ceslaiu
The battle ground must then be in the States OF Con
~necticut, N. York. Pennsylvania, Louisiana, New JeI-
sew, Iodiana, and M,ssissippi-G7 electoral Yates in all.
One hundred and thirty eish, electoral vut-s are necss-
sary 10 an election. The Whiss having one hundred
and eleven, have 10 struggle for ,wenty-seven electors
The Democratic candidate baving sixty-hve votes, has
TO struggle 10 obtain seventy-five votes. ih'sv very stale
ment of the case is sufficient TO cause every republican
opposed to Mr.. Clay and his policy, 10 feel doubt and
alarm ns to the result. Such is, however. The fact, and
it is unwise to attempt to conceal it. To conceal i,
under the idea that a Democratic President IS to be
made as a matter of course, as lovers in a novel marry
of course, is the height of folly, and would result IN
certain defeat TO the cause. When, in addition to this
fact. we come to recollect that IN the late election New
York, more than sufficient TO elect the Wing President
according to our impression, has unqnestonably thrown
a majority of The popular vote against the Democratic
party, the most discreet and decided steps should have
heen at once taken to insure the success Of the
Republican cause.
This view Of the case, however, if it struck members
at all, did not prevail ON them to alter their course pre-.
viously determined on. And we have now only to say
again. that the responsibility of victory or defeat IN the
next Presidential election is with them.
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FALL SToCK-le43.

P. K. WHITE & CO.
THE subscribers are now ready TO supply country and town
i merchants, their friends, customers, and the public generally
with BOOTS, SHOES and LEATHER # erery rarity and quail
~, and at all prices, having on hand received by recent arrivals
from the Northern and Eastern cities the hes, and most e1tensiue
stock ,ha, we have ever offered TO the public, and which cannot
be exceIled in the State.
We would be happy if the country and tom merchants would
call and examine our stock before purchasing, as we shall offer
them goods upon the most advantageous terms
Our goods having been purchased before the recent Advance IN
prices, we shall be able 10 sell them III the very lowest rates, and
a great many articles as low as they can H0c be had OF the manu-
fdeture,s themselves.
Also, on hand, five thousand pair Of Brosues, Of orr oaa mana
faeinre, suitable for plantation and factory hands.
p K WHITE & CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail, Market Bridge, Richmond, va.
S.nt 10 36-w3m
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EaI.I. GOODS.

FALL
CHM, QUEENSU.4RE AND GLaSS-SePt, l543:
THE subscribers have now open, in Store, a well selected
i stock az new and pretty goods, consisting Of Printed 10 Co
lors, Coiorcd, Edged, &c, Ware Of every description; China.
common and fine; rich Cut, Pressed and Plain Glass, OF French,
German and American manufacture; German Silver, britannia,
and bcs: English Plated Casters; Toilet and other Looking Glass
es; English and American Stone Ware, &c, &c.,-al winch we
BILE prices, and on the usual credit.
Importers Of China, Glass, &c,
Sent 34-wtf Three doors above The Bell Tavern.
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see that this coalition wns implied, if he did not openly
express it! The plan wa. TO defeat the GLOBE. 10
Gus. and vote aeainstt1e Globe in the House. although
supported by the majority of Democrats. .Ho" could
. Tie minority Democrats defeat the majority OF the.
parry in the House, but by a coalition with The wings:
a. l,,,a J,op with the guhiect.
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HATS. HITS IiAT.

ID EcEIyED this day, per Schr. Lynchbufg' = i..I In. II
II those beautiful Short Napt, Beaver ana .asm co O,irr
new Fall fashion; also, a splendid lot OF seni'sn ne,, Cloth
Seal skin; also, some very fine gentlemen az" ~ NIX fad.
Glazed Caps, of the latest and most approved neT OK cs.h pr
all which are offered for sale I: The lowest We" aMIDOS's
Wholesale and Retail Hat ahu = Va. a
Exchange Hotel, Rieh,nSyS en Yor.
Wall street, corner of Nassau s.'esr ~ call and
\. B. Country Merchants are respectfully lhvI nyb.rr, a. . .
anime my Stock Of Hats before purchasing ~,
liberal REDUCTION WIN be made 10 wholesaie de'''' ~;
Sept. :
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Moves
4. CAps-FALL & WINTER PATTERNS

HATS 4. CAPS-FALL & WINTER PATTERNS
GEORGE w. FERRY bags leave 10 inform the
EE1t, public, thai his Fall and Winter stock Of Hats and
EM-E Caps il full in every particular, consisting of Nu-
kstiSa tria aud Beaver, Castor, Brush, Mcleskin, Russia,
Z&2zSN Muskrat and Coney Hats, of The latest and most
approved style. Gentiemen's aud Boys Shetland
Seal, Seal and Muskrat Fur Caps; Cloth do, do, do. with fur
hands, OF a great variety o. late and beautiful patterns; Infants
Caps, very graceful; Glazed and Hair Seal do; Ladies' Riding
CAPS; Mufrs; Misses do an elegant assortment; Wool Hats, &c,
&c. In fact, his Stock contains every thing pertaining TO his bu'
siness; and 10 il he is receiving additions from the Mandatory
by almost every packet. Persons in want of articles in his line
are invited to examine his goods, n he is confident that they will
bear comparison with The best, and they will be sold at the lowest
cash prices. GEO. ". ftKkl,
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealer in Hats and CAPS,
Main ST., | door above Van Lew, Smith & Co.'S Hardware Store.
Noy. 10 53-wly
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p s we are authorized TO state taat It was not tae
Hon nr Buchanan who communicated 10 MIR. Bla'r
The conversation alleged 10 have taken place between
h;n, snd NJ Rober, Tyler. Indeed, We have reason L
..na a.h 80 Hon Senator would highly drsapprove
If sach r~epe,,t,ons Of Conversations which might take
pisca nj ms rooms.
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rpUE KING WILLIAM TANNERY.-We have in successful
] operation, in the upper part Of King William county, Il per.
rapeat Tannery. The fixtures are SUPERIOR, adapted 10 a large
business. a very competent, highly sk'lful and experienced
Tanner. Mr.. John D Brawner, from the large Tannrry Of The
Ncssrs. Annas, of Mary land, snperlntrnds the yard, and trans
acts al business. The people OF tln> aud The adjoining counties
can be accommodir lied IN having all sorts Of Leather tannrd-
Hides. nj all seasons, taken IN, received IN exchange Tor leather,
and bought We are permanent citizens, aud hold ourselves rs
,esnonsibl. arents. g. Sl2ER, SR,
W. SIZER.
si,er,s Mills KIM VIM. CO. Nov. %. jS-w3m
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Nathan FOwlkes, Thomas Estes and Rosa MS wilc, Jane AW
and Williamson Dickinson, Executor OF JOSIAH F""l"es, deeea
ed, Defendants
The defendants, Nathan Fowlkes. Thomas Estes and Roslt
wife, and Jane Arms. not having entered Their app'a'hhcc. 81
gwen security. according 10 an art OF the General Assembly 40
the rules al this Court, and ii Appearing 10 tire satisfaction oi 10
Court, that they are not inhabitants OF this state, on The mlt
of The plaintiffs, by Counsel, il Is ordered, that the sand dcient
ants, Nathan Fowlkcs. Thomas Estes and Rosa his wlte. a.
Jane Arms, Go appear here ON the irst day OF February Con
next. and answer The plaintiffs biz: and that q copy y! tbs oI.
he forthwith inserted IN some one of the public newspapers gm'
ed In the city of Richmond, for two months snccrssttcy, aC
also posted ut the from, door OF the Confi-aousf of tbs county.
A~Copy-Teste, b. J. NoASiAN,t C.
D.c Gl-V0u
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NOTICE TO cLAIMANTS-At n Court of Quarterly Session
~ continued and held for Louisa county, n Tic conrhnusr
thereof, on Tuesday, The lih day Of November, iei3; upon the
motion of Edmund Ware aud Louisa his wife, Jasper and DIVA
\yarrnnrr, VIM. u. Mason and Sarah his wife. Cary w. Lam
beth and Caroline V. his wife, Baldwin w. Samuel aud Martha
his wife, George c. Waggonel and Mary his wife, distributes Of
The estate Of David Bullock, T., dec, The Court doth order, that
all persons who may have claims against the said tecrdeni, do
exhibit, The same TO his administrator, Edmund Bullock, Within
70 DAYS from this time, for settlements; and that a copy oil ms
order he published for ei2ht weeks successfully II some Rich
mond newspaper, and posted nj the door Of this Courthouse Tor
Two several CONT DAYS. A copy-Ieste,
JOHN UNTER C. lie.
Nav % 55-wow
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CHARLES LrMsnEN,

As well ~ Spectacle Glasses, ofevery description, to 1T IN frames.
lie be,tows great pains in the selection Of his Spectacle Glasses-
and he assures hs friends that his Glasses are OF the very best
quality, well ground and perfectly polished-and, from his know.
ledge OF the Science Of Optics and the structure OF the eye, ne Is
prepared to give the most proper advice to persons choosing Spec
la. les or Glasses. All of which will be disposed OF on reasona
s,srsh,y Orr IL 1914 l3-wtf
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BARGAINS IN FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS IN FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
ID II. JENKINS invites the attention of merchants, families
IL. and others, 10 examine his very extensive stock OF new
Goods, now opening, from auction and elsewhere, amounting to
nearly one hundred thousand dollars; the most Of them purchased
before the advance in prices, and will be sold on very favorable
te1ns:-
and qualities.
FLANNELs-whitc and red, ut l shilling, 20 cents, 25 cents
ard finer
BLANKETS-largc supply, from IS, s7a, and higher prices
Alo, Rose aud Whitney BED Blankets, cheap.
DRESS ARTICLES, FOR LADiES-conslstmg of Velvets,
Chlsans, Grape Lustres, Muslin DE LANES, VeiVehetis, anu many
ot-r new styles, Of great beauty.
CiLJCOES-20. coo yards dress Caicoes, all prices, from 4, D,
6, { 10, l2l and l6 cents, all new patterns, fast colors and very
greatblIgaiEs.
CURTAIN ~CAIICoES-very cheap, at 81, 8, 10, lal and finer.
MOURNING G~OODS-Every kind of famly mourning articles
LACE GoODS-50,O 600 yards Thread, Bobinet and Lisle Edg-
ings and Laces; new patterns and very cheap
SERVANTS CLUTlllNG-ln this article great attention mas
been paid 10 select strong and serviceable materials, both for
men and women, and NJ prices much below the usual rates.
DOMESTIC G~OODS-Every description of hleached and I'M
bIeaeied Shirtines and Slieeiings, from 10 3 yards wide; Cotton
Osnarurgs, 6. cents and higher prices; Apron Checks; plain and
plaid Linseys, &c.
LINEN GOoDS-l,0o0 Linen Handkerchiefs, all prices, ffom
%. y. 81, 80 cents and finer; Shifting Linens all prices; IoweIl-
ings; Table Linens; Napkins, sc.
In addition To the above, every article for Gentlemen's wearing
aarnnd nj X. II. JENKINS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
SAINT, ~ 39-wtf
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SECOND SUPPLYING are receiving and opening, ms
- morning, n second supply of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS, winch, with those on hand, makes our Stock very large
and desirable. Amongst which may be iounf:-
Super wool black, blue, brown, and invisible green Cloths
Do. do. do. and fancy Cassimcres
Flushings, Beaver and PiIo, Cloths
Swansdown, Valencia, Todnel and Satin Vestings
Satlnets, Kentucky Jeans and kerseys
Full Cloths and English Kerseys, for Negro Clothing
Red, white and yellow Flannels
Padding aud Sail Duck
Irish Linens, Kentings, lawns and sheeting
Australian Lnstrrs and ClIusans
Rich. new style Mouslainc de LANES
Rich, new style Prints, a large supply, new and beautiful
Silk, merino. cotton and woollen Hose and Half Hose
Buck, kid, mrrino,4 silk and Berlin Gloves
Filet, silk and woollen Mnts
Umbrellas, al prices
Tnyior's, Wrllet's, Hughes and other Spool Coitops
Patent Threads and Twlncs
Brocha, Cashmere, Net and Plaid Shawls
Hlrached and brown Sheciings and Shlitlngs
Dnfii, Twillcd and Whitney Blankets
With almost every nller article usually found IN n Dry Goods
Iobbinu House, to which we respectfully invite the attention oi
The trade. LONDONS, WlLllN6thM q bkf.'hi.
Oct. II Tp-"u
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IrEMALE SCHooi.-A School will be opened at my house on
i the 18th Of January, 1874, for the instruction Of young ladies,
under the supe rinle ndence of n lady raised and educated in Vr-
plnia, and who has for several years been an assistant of Mrs.
Drew, in her School in Richmond, by whom she is mighty recon
mendrd as n Teacher. In this School will he taught the usual
branches of an English education, together with French and Mn-
sic. Five or six young ladies will BIZ received into my family as
boarders. The price of hoard and tuition for the scholastic year
of ten months Will he 800. Those who learn Music will be re-
quired 10 pay an additional fee Of $50.
My address is-Beaycrdam Depot, Hanover.
WIN. C. WINSTON.
WnoIjand. Dec. 10. 1873 63-w5w
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YOUR ~ATTENTION

TOOR =
TINE subscribers wonlG tender their grateful acknowledgements
4 In the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed on Them
the pas, year-it having excrednd their expectations. They
respectfully inform them, that they have replcnlshed Their
stock of Carriages, and now offer for sale the hr-. asso'-
ment ever before offered in this market, among which may be
found: Coaches, ChaInttees, Barouches, BrIskies, BmesieS, stan
hopes, Carryal Wagons, &c, &c, all Of their own manu- hctnre,
which they will sell lower Than can h. bought IN any ether esta
hlishmeni in rho state of virginia, and rs low as can be bought
in any Northern city. our work is performed by hrst rate work
men. and warranted To give satisfaction: for proof of which asser-
ton we respectfully Invite friends and strangers to call and Judge
for Themselves. We also keep cn hand an assortment of Carriage
and harness Findings, which we will sell - per cent. less than
can be bought elsewhere III ih:s city.
Sov Oh 58-w1y
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: ~

T. W R"ATLEY-DENTlS
Office on .Hain street, sccoRd d0Or dt0re Il DHrdts.
r Mr. T. w. Spratiey, Is 4 gentleman Of srea
L merit "a a Mcchun'cal Dentist. The Artificial Teeth OF hH
construction are peculiar for their Resemblance To The na'nln
teeth, the durability, beauty, and the convenience WIN whlft
thty are worn. and / bcSpeak 70. him claims a an Artist OF taste
j. A. PEASANTS, NJ. d., Dentist,
Member Of the American Society of Dental Surgeons,
and Member Of the Virginia Medical Society
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DRINTING INK.-We shall have constantly on hand a full
[ supply OF Johnson s. Durart's best Printing Ink, al moderate
prices.
Enquirer Office, March 10, 1888. 100