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From the DanriAc Reporter.
AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The last number Of the Richmond Enquirer contains
a communication ON the Tar Bin which the Editors
pronounce 10 be excellent and which they say is from
the pen Of member Of the Legislature who has de, oed
his days and nights to the subject"
The object OF the writer is 10 reconcile the people of
Virginia To the rank injustice and inequality Of the law
imposing Taxes for the support OF Government.
The vo;crs of The Io'rns Of the commonwealth bear
ing but small proportion those Of the Country, the
unprnc pied demagogncsof I'll. land have soughto ngra
tate themselves with the latter by representing that the
interests Of Town and Country opposed 10 each other
aud that they, the vile traducers OF the former. the
especial guardians Of the rights Of the minority. When
therefore the people ofhc Towns have planned Of the
rank injustice which is done them by the Bill in qucs
ton. they have been told that The millions Of the State
debt which have been borrowed Tor Internal Improve
ents have been contracted for their especial benefit and
that but just they should be aade discharge the
nnhllaa ons thus incurred.
writer Of the communication in question is doubt
Demagogue Of the first water. 1.-The cities
lhe4 forget. too tina, six millions Of dollars Of this
debt ha ecn created for Internal Improvement, connect
ing L burg, Frederi, ksburg, Richmond, Petersburg
and Qk--tlat the interest now paid by the people,
EnJla on this sum is $500 DOC that the whole tax
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IS ui these cities pad nib the State Treasury from
~ source. is ilOtOlO. Drdncting Sl5 QUO ~ Their
share o the burden ui the ordinary expenses III tho Gov
eminent, they pay but pr ccnl III the interest " he
DEBT created t@ hsr especial bcnehi-and the rest ii
be"hHedhy hese Improvements. pay Il c othr five per
crut.
H. another part of his communication the writer char
gcs the rpr sentative OF the city Of II chuond with "a
dlsposltlun 10 throw upon the Land Vi the country the
burden of loY debts, ,rhich ha been created jor Me
b,nqd @He dies
listo then We have it admiued by member Of the
Legislature and endorsed hy ~ Editors of the Enqu-
rer that the magnificent james River aud kanaw la
Improvement War projected 'for The tsptcdi icntM o.
Of he t0,cas Of LmchLmg aud Richmond" aud thai the
Richmond aud fredericksburg Rail Road. the Richmond
aud Petersburg the Petersburg aud Roanoke. and lhs
Norfolk and Portsmouth Rail Roads we've constructed
or the special benefit Of those Towns respectively
whlle large portion OF the State Is IN no manner ben
eiiited hy these lnpnycme >
We remember we'll. that when tho influence Of the
Enquirer mas rAefed To induce the Legislature en-
bark in the first named improvement, /, Was wont L.
represent II Great State Work IN which every pan
and parcel OF the Commonwealth had common lulrt.
esi-ahd that the great connecting Ind btitreen he
.North and Inc south was mapuihed into an und,ra
king in which only the State of rpu,a hui the hole
l Il on Mas immediately aud wall, interested
Nav, however II suits the purposes ui the Enquirer
and his respondent 10 dercciaa those great SAT- aud
National wolks Ia the measure Of mere ioc, Improve
menis. designed for tho special benefit oi The h,nns
In which they lead.
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WIG MEETING N ORANGE,

At meeting ola portion of the Wings Of Orange
county, Monday the 21th of March, 1913. being
Court day. TuoM~ CoLiMAn, Esq, called 10
the Char, aud WM T.. GiBsoN, appointed, Sccrela-
~.
After an eloquent aud appropriate address by BIsJ.
j. BARHorR, Esp. the following resolutions unan-
nuusy adopted
Rcsolrcd. That from the long string in which this
district lies, IL ia impossible lLa its ciiznns have much
intercourse with one another AT any time, and impssl
bic that they do so between this and the appronrh
ing eceon-let lhcy feel II ~ duo 10 their cause and
country, that "lhc every inch n Wing" should b"
marked by tho condemnation Of every true Whg and
that they should make united struggle 10 have,
representative upon the floor OF Congress, tue Wing.
above suspiclor.
Rcs0ircd, That the Wings Of this District should be
active and jealous, aud every Of them appear AT the
polls--tat IN the struggle there s good hope
for "A successful resp-lha the Wings centre upon
one in whom they have confidence. aud that If .he
very inch a Wing" tails into the embraces of the op
poslte party will be alone from the necessity, and
scqncnlly he cannot have their confidence.
Rcsolrcd, That We will warmly and zoalousy sup
port ". l.. GoGGiN Esq, Of B,diord. who Tor five
sessions member Of Congress. has proven his adho
SION 10 Wig princi lie And inasuuch as it is too
late, to have Of delegates from the differ.
ent counties, composing the district therefore. invite
him once, take the field. And iflt be true, that bis
opponent cannot take with him from the hIg ranks of
his county, more than a CoIpnaPs Gumd then We
may triumph, If we prove worthy.
Rcaircd. That would be inelurious in the Wings 10
fold Their arms, ard we enlrear. not only in this Dis
init, bun throughout the State discharge nuhy the
duty they to themselves and their country
Resoircd That We protest IN the strongest terms OF
rcprohailon, against the recent app rlonment bcon
coeied III Democratic csucus--overlooking comnnn-
~ Of interest, social Intercourse geographical position,
and regarding alone party yiows-that places Madison
and Bedford IN the Disirct-the citizens Of Which
entire straDgers-thal adds G00cIland 10 the Rich
mond District, having its complement without Ito
slife the Wing voice Of Richmond and crush single,
fearless individual We protest against lis outrageous
oppression ola minority.
| ReSotffd, That we protest against Democratic econo-
my, as demonstrated ina four months session Of the
Lcasature--and condemn Democratic folly aud States
manshp, which. when Virginia. already oppressed
with debt, REJECTS t37 500 of her land inoneyly
ing idle bank and loads with and heavy burthens
. her distressed citizens.
Resoleed. Tia, these pre- ceedings be forwarded to
the Editors Of The Richmond Wing, CharlotesviA
vocale Lynchburg Virainan, and Virginia Herald
a request that they publish the same IN their cfH
papers
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SloltttraI.
TIE. TAX BILL.

Mr. Auditor Heath. II will be observed il out in ~
PLANTATION of the Tan Bill. Nos l. , aud l. Those
bulls are mtrcute obscure aud complicated Tia,
ihef the People OF even the Commissioners could com
prehcnd them for that mattef the LAWYERS either;
and hence the necessity for State, ctriM eonsruc
lion OF the new taxes
Al So ovcntlu a period when the whole People are
struggling iuf HE, these Will he appalling
aegrasaun of then burlhcus aud the circumstance that
Will most emhliirr the pull is abe fact that the People
are now 10 pay iaNes because the late Democratic
Legislature would not receive the Land money. aud
chose To nlle in Richmond for months At cost oi
S2oooe, Instead Of going home AT the end Of weeks
nj a cost OF ( 10 Ooo-lhey might have done So, and
despatched the public business well and wisely IN Il
weeks as in four months and had they done thai and
taken the Land money there would have been need
hIr new taNesl Let the People look mto the facts asd
they VIII ind thom 10 DO rs we state them.
But, we would mol discourage the people of Virgin
la-l'hese taxes. odions unequal, and caused Ivy lie
glslalvc prol eacy. last Tor but ytat 1t IN III their
power to remedy the grievance another ,car Let them
send more men OF sound and fewer who have the
rift ot the nab
democracy" i, must he confessed. ha. brought us
IN IL years to pretty pass For lha ,mc II has gov
erned our county ut Washington, exclusively. except
lo one month that Harrison lived aIcr ms Inauguration
In lfsnla. the Why's. during the whole period Of II
,enis, have had The SENATE agalns, hcm, winch II WA
hoasted, would "chrckmatc' ell their operations
What the state OF the country in 1879 and what
Is now 1sH the mosl tlourislng aud prosperous Of
all countries Of the Gloenow. alasl the r,o.t pfosla
ted aud impoverished
II the people IN the madness Of party, eau have the
hrartcan do Themselves aud Their country the INN.
ucc-to continue tins state Of things, there
prevent lhrm.-'Ihtlrs liz the power aud HE tight Yet
would We hunhly entroat them 10 attend less nntues
aud more 10 hnes. longer suffer themselves Ia hc
hred 10 Their rum b, the cant Of rpthcs aud the slan2
o Demapogucs M luuget Iothluk than the terms Fed
eralst aud Democrat are any thing than clap trap
the counterfeit coin with Which political aspilans habit
ualy cheat thcn. W implurr them 10 look at larjs-
At hngs-at results and 10 cease to be humbuppcd by
names.
This tax bill Is nnquestionably the worst act ever
sanctioned 10y The State Of Virginia. MANY o ts I'M
qnites have afads been pointed out. iuiluues NOT
The result o accident by any inquiries couonpa
ted assigned studied inequalities. whlr+ the base dem
agn2nrs Mlo Matched the lax bill. intended should bu,
np the whole aud worthy class Of oyctsecrs by cNenp
my them from taxes.
We shall TIA future day advert the ~ esie,n opora
lion Of tie bill compared with the ios,e,n,
R,ehnond Uhg
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Elsl&MiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIPGINIAN,

II IT u u 7 ANVII DO NU 7 II " 7 II N !,
u psDshed seni-,reckiy, (crery Monday and Fusday)
d Fctr Dollars per payable IA adronce. No sub
ssptisn pui be rccerodt.r shorter time than sir months
ara no paper ,r be discontinued (srctpt at the discretion
Syahs Editors,) until all osredrJgss are potd.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per
,yuare Cor less for The first insertion, and 37 cents o,
svery subsequent insertion.
EVERY .7DJER1ISER required 10 note on his
manuscript hor long he tres has advertisement inserted
va advertisements not noted, ted be inserted til its dis
: ,si,,,tanee be ordered.
FOR IE.lRLI .1DJ'ERIISLNf; The terms arc fol,
Ne privilege Of tco squares, go for square, SIS for
ems squire. inner form s3j.
O. JON PfLNTL\1' ereeaed neatly and srpedaious-
. aud reasonable terms.
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Ol'IIC T. iIN1I,S
E.1.VlI' GCUHS .S.1'D IO.vEE(-
TEG.e.FRsE,<

nNilE 81 BSCRIBf.R having iust returned irorn Il
Il northern trip. Is nov receiving aud opening his
Spring Stock, Which he confidently say far 81
I"ror 10 any he has had the pleasure OF lrring
the public. His stock has been eccd 18th great care
and attention. and he would respectfully call tie ait,n-
ton Of the public and more particularly the ladies' to the
following list Of
FIR +. \ c II / 4 \ E Y e q . y 5
Ladies Rosewood Work Boxes,
lair Brushes, all qualities.
Cad Cases OF various descriptions,
French EXracis tor landkurc4Ics,
FarIna Cologne,
Han OILS.
l'opih brushes, a superior article,
BaitlcdaorS
Accordans and >cear Cases.
(iulinS aud Violin Strings
Flutes. Chess Wen 4 Backgammon Boards. With Va
ric,y of other fancy Arcs In, nnneurI, IL mrnti"n.
Ills st elk o I"As is lar.". and conaIus great varI
ety. rnlircIy new. He sucIt-a call rem his
friends aud the public Il. W. lANCEi.
April Is is
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TO .uEECss.1.s.ys .s.s'O OTHERS
BOOTS, snOEs, THUNNs. CARPET
RAGS, Ac, &c,
HNGk IN. gE1E " Y'.EEE,
sf'ssf%d. SVnCK FsS4

a. AMI FL Pl 'INEl takes This method of informing
), his rends aud the public at large, that he Is INV
VIM. hy various yssscls, from Philadelphia. New
York aud bosron very general and offensive stock of
ali the must fashionable syrs OF Ladies' Grnll,men's.
Misses Boys. Cbdrcts Boots, SHOES. Slippers Tray
cling Trunks. Carpet Bags Shoe Brushes, Backing,
&c SC. selected III PRISON, from the best aud most
fashionable manufacturers in the Northern Clues upon
such terms viii olirr much greater Inducements than
hefeoioe, 10 purchase uods III Richmond, al pr
that he iee> satisfied will please correspond with
the times My stock shall always be found large and
desirable and my prices rs low rs the same Goods can
be purchased any wherein The Northern cs Tor cash.
respectfully invite the attention of Western Merchants
to call and examine my stock, At my store, one
door above lIubbala, Gardner 4 CO., Main street
SAMUEL PI TNEi.
Wholesale and retail dca Ter in Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Sc, &c
Richmond, March 50 CIV
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Mr.. Bcnj:,i.,i, w. walker:

NOl will ahV notice. that shall on the . h day
L Of May, 1873. al the Court house ol Rankin Coun-
", in the Of Brandon. State ii Mississippi TAX,
the ,lrpisunS OF Samuel NJ. Packet. 1homasJ Coffee
Issac White. David Dixon, Andrew Gyan f.. H. I.un-
bard Mr.. Head and others: aud uIr the ) day
o the month and year a the BROKERS' Office OF ).
Brown ia the town oiN lrkSLnrg. Warren County, Mis-
s.sippi, take the dcpislti'lS All Shepherd Brown aud
MAJOR NIkee, all Of which dtpoSitions will be read as
evidence suits at law III which yon plaintiff
and am defendant, the ono presiding in The County
Court of Halifax County. Virginia. and the Other III til.
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for the
County Of Halifax aforesaid.
Very respectfully. yours SC.
, THOMAS HI NDI.EN.
April Is lw
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ViFfPEerv HnN .TSW,sfHNN,NLiNy.

MFRS. GAMFWEIl. begs leave inform her
AZ friends and customers, That shr has moved her
residence To the first three story brick house above Plan
ters' Warehouses; (hclongng 10 Rev. j. Early,) near
the upper end of Main street. where shs will al all times
be ready aud pleased 10 them every branch Of
her business in and fashionable style Chldrcn's
Clothes made and trimmed ever, variety Of style
Bonncts brached and trimmed in manner, and
her prices will be TO suit the times
April 10 3m
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ARRIVAL. OF TIE MAILS.

Richmond Mad RIA charlottesville due Nj pndays
Wednesdays aud Fridays. al ) ,'clsck. ?. NJ Close
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. AT 7 o'clock
Pm.
Fla Canal--Due Tuesdays, Thursdays and Ss,ur
days. a, 9u'cock, =. NJ Close Sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. al : O'clock. +. NJ.
fnrmruc .Nait. Due Sundays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. at 81 o'clock. T. NJ. Close MONDAYS We'd
uesda Va aud Fridays. ri o'clock, F. NJ.
Wes,ern .Nai-Due Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and Sat
urdays, II, II o'clock. NJ. night. Gloss Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays, at : o'clock. +. NJ.
DanrMc .N0L--Due Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. at T. NJ night. Close Mondays, rhnrs-
days and Saturdays, AT o'clock. =. NJ.
Natural Bridge .Had.--Duc every Saturday. at Il o
el.ek, r. NJ. Close every Thursday, at o'clock, p.
~.
OFFICE ilOJ RS
The Office is open from half past o'clock, A. NJ
na,ll sun down, and will always be Kept open fr dclse
~ one hour after 'hr arrival OF the Richmond Mail
its arrival before . o'clock, p. NJ
The Office will be kept ortn Sunday mornings,
frsn half past eight to o'rock. \. NJ.
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S2J REV AEslD.
8 ARID LAMPS.

NNE have just received additional snppy ol
w LARD LAMPS, which We invite the public 10
call and examine. This Lamp IL highly approved by
every person who has USED H. both AT the North aud m
this place There Is no question but that II is the m.s
ee"noinca ''si' 'ai Is nsed-not excepting tallow-
and particularly well adapted for the country whcr.
II is not always convcnsnt practicable procurc oil
or taow Ii rs pleasant whit, light and free from an,
diSaerreshe smell. JOSEPH d. EVANS & Co
April + ia
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Iirenfy-eishf thousand NofiUrS.
Nssa'sa'g!.


WILL proceed 10 sell at public auction on the
u 18th day ot April neat, my PLANTATION. on
which reside. containing near
300 ACRES.
There is abont 5O acres of cleared Land in GOOD
state OF cuIllyatun thcr. is about 30 artos ii bottom
Land that can be made nod Meadow and there Is a
good quantity of tobacco land clear aud prcni portion
ol II heavily imaerrd aud great quantity OF pune tim
Der upon SAID land. There Is two good
EsrPiiiM: IsOWscs,
upon said land, and all necessary Ou Houses such az
a double Barn. tobacco Houses, &c. Also. a
o L \ & OR { II a II u.
and every thing necessary 10 make the place d, slablc
There is upon sand Land N
NEsEG-EAsEENs. apRLNGs,
good the county Afford be d,s red, and
large Creek running through said place. THIS plauta-
ton lies IN the County of ltorkhrdge. - miles above
Lexington and 10 mile, from buchanan. The sale will
positively take place HAL day though private sale
would be preferred. Payments will be helnI though
small pprAon Will be required to be paid down or
near the time OF sale. uGhor description is nnnccrs.
sary ms those Wishing Ia purchase VIII IF course view
Tor themselves WILLIS TlNSIEN
lhsn is adlluing thi, land another L Il \ { +
to be sold the 25l day of Apnl which Is ncarl, AS
desirable place. Bnlh added together would make a
large farm, suitable 10 work about H. hands 10 advan-
age Early applca lion Is dcerled 10 thos, that wish To
purchase privately. WILLIS IlNSLEN.
March = r36A
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We ~ q ".

To Edrord Rryrn, oAd H.a B. his 'rJr, William,
y. .noormm and .nug H. las wiic Harriet H. lee.
formaly Harriet H. ERiHgtnn and all persons ,rho
may te interested IN Mc premises
fENhkE notice thai Shall make application tG the
q Circuit Superior Court OF laa ,aud Chancery, for
thr county Of Charlotte Al It's next term 10 be held
the Tuesday. alter the first Monday IL Junc, Si3 for
leave their place OF residence, in the Stale
OF Georgia, the money and other personal property OF
any wards. Sarah ). Ellington and Simeon W. Filing
ton I. which they may be entitled under tho will of
their grandfather John Petius, deed. which nsy
BE- decrecd 10 them IN suit pending IN said Circuit
Superior Court Of Law Chanctry, on the Chanccry
side in which they plaintiffs. aud Joseph II. Rob
ers and Giles Harris. -Nors of John PcuHs deceased.
and others. defendants: my said wards and myself
being non residents Of the State Of Virginia.
DAVID II. KIRKLAND.
April 10 4w
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dhGricS E'hefpS,
AUG EION T. AND
90. .HEKCHE.k.V'V

f1,AkES Til, method oinfornng his friends and tho
L public, that he has removed his Auction and Com
mission House the three story Buck building. thrc,
doors below Mr. JnhnJ. Purviss corner, the street
leading to the Bridge.
For the liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 him
he his sincere thanks and he would respectfully
inform them, that IN the future he will attend to the
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aEe,AkeA.
An AhA REGAIIA \ \ ID PRINCIPE
VVs1ySFV SEGARS. g. W. lANCfN.
Ami Il
SEC 4 49,.
FRUITS and CORRECTIONAL

FRUITS and CORRECTION
"ANANNA Sweet Meats
Il Preserved Ginger. Cir1n and Figs,
Raisln. Dates ard Cucoanus.
Marschine aud French Curd!alS.
Assorted French SyruIs and Juuhc Paste,
Sardinrs and Olives.
Florcncs Oil, for table nse. very superior,
Brandy Fruits. with beautiful assortment of
French Candies, Tor sale by
G. w. YANCEY.
April l3 Is
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TRFNT N.FEE OF
$4,000 Dollars worth OF Goods.

q virtue OF deed Of trust. executed by ID. Rodr'
AZ and Edward j. Burton the 2sth of March
1913, 10 Chswell ,bncy and John r. Davis. convey
na to them As Trustees or the benefit OF their creditors
ALI THE GOODS AND EFFECTS
belonging 10. and debts due 81 RrON * ROBES
and RODf.s \ BURTON. notice is hereby given
that thu stock o Goods belonging Rodcs and Bur
ton, aud amounting 10 about
1irenfy-eisht thousand NoffHrS.
will be offered Tor sale. either by rholesdie retail
nj the most reduced prices, Tor Cash I'LL 18th October
neNt. when the remainder Will he sold pubic auction
Country Merchants aud others, Wishing 10 buy Good,
upon the most favorable terms, viii do well 10 avail
themselves ut tins opportunity, as the Goods obliged
To . sold! The siurh consists ot Dry Gands and Gro
ceres, and Is we'll assorted and very desirable
b, ufder ol the Trustees.
ED. J. 81 RfON. Ae't.
y. B.--All persons indebted 10 either Of the above
Trims, by bond mute or open account requested IL
cone forward aud settle without delay; ~ athrrwsc
Will he heccesaty 10 put the In train u! collie
ton. iiv otlrr OF the trustees
EDN ARD J. BURTON, Agent.
Aprl3 Is
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PLOUGaI>! PLOUGlis!. PLOCGIIS...
n
rs~-.o
IN

TEyIlE subscriber, being agent for tho sslo Of those
4 celebrated Ploughs made by Ruqglcs, Nourse Y
Mason of Worcester Massachusetts, offers the ollow
ing descriptions, at factory prlccs:--
One horse hill side Ploughs nj 100
Two do do do do at 1870
Extra two horse hill side do at II 80
One horse common Plough al $50
Two 90 do do at 500
Three do do do at ii 90
Ploughs. Of common castings, al much less pccsCul
tiyaurs and Corn shelters.
Points to suit the various Poughs always Oh hand.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Nov. 81 is
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HORSE .E,9'Eb LOT,

oeng the occupied by Richard II. Tocr, as a
family residence, and formerly occupied by the said
Bailey himself as family resdcnce-and the same
which conveyed 10 the said Galley by john 5. Lee,
executor Of John smith deceased by deed bearing da tie
the h day of July. 1881 aud orccord in the Hastings
Cour, orhc corporation of ynchburg; also another Lot
lying opp site the former, with Carriage House, and
Stable. erected thereon bcn the same which was con-
veycd the said Bailey ~ the said Lee as executor
aforesaid, by deed hearing dac ON the Goth day of June,
1881, and also 81 record in the said Hastings Court
and also, another piece or parcel Of
GROUND,
containing moro than fourth Of an acre, being the
same which was conveyed To the said Bailey by limo
thy Fletcher. by decd bearing date on the 2ls day
October. 1888. and alsn of record in the said Hastings
Court. HENRY DUNNINGrON. Serg't c. J..
and such Commissioner.
April 10 tl3AIay
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II LiEely .V1.rO EsOy for SAFE.
SWAN TAVERN.

HNIE SUBSCRIBER having taken the large aud
commodous BRICK TAVERN, at the lower
end of Main street, formerly occupied by Robert Mur
Hiss, Esq. has opened House for the accommodation
Of Travellers and the public generally, aud would BE-
thankful for patronage. His prices will be in
dance with the pressure Of the times-his table will be
furnished witt the best the market will af1prd-and his
Stables with abundance OF provender with an ATrES-
TIVE OsrLER.
lie sprep1rcd to accommodate HORSE DRON ERS,
having an abundance of stablt rpom
DANIEL 4. IlBBS.
n. Bile also carrie s ona
l. A c K MITH'S SHOP,
with good smith. The shop is situated a, the lower
END OF Main street. nearly opposite the Swan Tavern
lie VI" do all kinds OF work in that line and will take
country produce in pay lUr work, the market price.
ID. A. I'IBBS.
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/ WILL. proceed 10 sell. at public auction on th
18Th day OF April neat, my PLANTATION. o.
which Ieslde. cunlalnnp nenr
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-08-18
pV THOS. A. FALCONER.
THE
uoILY SPRINGS GAZETTE

f. gu5isHe- IN me yo', y, 5rlt D5llLS peT apnnm
sssi iPl-.-,-s--TRres Dollars and FIFTY Cents pay
i- q -i'i,n sir mOnths--and -Four Dollars al tn
-5.s -.ar 80 subscription ,aKen for less tha-
sX Xl,,..--,,,,tise.uesatS y will be inserted al 81
AuO.,srs Zen lines or less) for the first inser-
Isl ~ 5O cents for each additional one Ad-
l1-. cents -- ,sof marked with the number Of in
's-l-. -~ thpn. will be inserted until ordered
p, an charged accordingly.
ol., e----rci-r e-- candidates for Office will be-tJ
an aI0--County -, TO be paid down or assum
go responsible name in town.
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-.-l Nm. g.fce. must be post paid 70 secure atten
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p. - .lis Office as soon as delivered.