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The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13
STILL ANoTrIrn

Dr.. II. L. Terrello OF Indiana IN.
orator, who took the stump in a1C a4'o f stump
son will hereafter devote his ti,a. .1 lof Ham.
to the support Of Polk and DsIl,, aaa salen,
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13

STILL THEY coNE.-The Cleveland Cobio1
flalndealer' OF late date says: sWe have
sne q recantatlon ofover one hundred straightout
harrison wings, which we shall publisb na~,
week, over their own signatures-stand from
under2' O ''Oin
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13
MAKE ROOM

tbFJohn F. Owens, Esq, of Springfield, IL
hnois' has always been an active and jealous
WhIg-he quits all such hard cider doings, and
comes out Tor Polk and Dallas.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13

G--IIoN. R. j. WALKER, has been invited by
the Democratic Association of Columbus in
this State, to a public dinner on the 18th of
August.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13
ONE AFTER Annn,.

The Pitts5urg Courier, a nen,..I :
paper has raised the Polk and DaNa. 1et5AAyN SgaH
and IS now doing good service in the caUss UssNS''
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13
MORE HELP

The Little Rock (Ark.) Times -,
cate, the Oldest whig paper in thu, aua =. Adva
nominees Clay and is fighting uDds, 9tate re
and Dallas flag. @4usF The Polk
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13

0@FWith what ease, elegance and grace the
wings display their contempt for the leading
men of the Democratic party. For instance
in speaking Of Mr.. Walker Of this State, instead
81 writing it, Walker or Mr. Walker, they
come out in their usual genteel and diguified
manner, Bob Walker of Mississippi Is it not
what might be expected from the ruile shirted,
all decency party.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13

Hon. NJ VAN buren,, is spoken of as United
States Senator in place of Mr.. Tallmadge. We
hope he will serve if elected.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13

IloS JoHx NJ. CLAyrox-The whig papers
are filed to ''the brimn with recent speech
of Mr.. Clayton, in which he denounces Mr.,
Polk for being opposed to protective tariff.
The very first time Mr. Clayton ever offered
for the unl'ed States Senate, he was elected
because of his open avowed hostility to pro-
tectve tariff. lie has time and again denoun-
ced protective tariff as being injurious to the
Agricultural aad Mechanical interests, and
was elected to the Senate over the Hon. Henry
n. Ridgely upon this very principle. Like
most wing leaders he has been on all sides cl
every question.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13

pass, the disappearance Of slavery, IN the
course Of the next century will occur, without
any violation of rights-without endangetlng
the happiness and prosperity of this glorious
Union,
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1844-07-13
THE WORK GOES Rp.vr y.

49,, AT i'emocratic moetigg at H,.'
maryland. . Joseph J. Merrick, ESQ, qn'bssistovr,
strong wing arose and addressed tn aasretoor.
ad &C, eoslueed s e BY renouncng Claw s IN meeting
ing out ior Folk and Dallas. and Com,
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CUMMlssEOSER,s SA.E.

IN conformity decree Of the cir uit superior court
OF law and chshcery for the town of Lynchhurg at
us May term. 1874 in the Of Allen 4. Caperon
and Harriet his wife, and other plaintiffs against Eliza
T. fehols, widow aud rect of Joseph Echos. dec'd,
and ormer executrx Of said Joseph Echols deed and
DINER Defendants the undersigned sergean, Of the copo
ration OF Lynchbnrg, and commissioner appointed for
'ne purpose. will proceed 10 SELL at public auction,
on the premises Friday the 9th day 6f Sep
.ember, the valuable brick Tenement, in HE
nwn Of Lynchburg, third street. adjoining the res
iaen'e Of Capt. Ammon Hancock, and nearly opposite
INA. oil Mr. John Cary. This is commodious and con-
'e"ent dwelling house, and is well worthy the attention
u purchasers. And, Saturday, the 2Sh OF Sertem
VII ne VIII proceed To sell, also the premises,
ac NJ Land, situated Archer's creek in The comfy
campbell. immediately on the turnpike road from
yochourg to Gibbons, abont miles from the former
psaee, and short distance from the latter. This tract
W. Land contains about 720 acres, and is very valuable
mere on II dwelling house, and the necessary
muses. and it is now cultivated by Mr.. Edwin Mat
news whose land il adoins. Those in want Of good
a' " Land, in healthy and pleasant section Of
"y,"l' do well to attend the sale
eth.s-One. Two and three years credit, the purcha
giving bonds with approved security, and the title
we Property retained as ultimate security Tor the pay
'"s'' Of the purchase money!
ii. HUNTINGTON. S. C. l..
~ 49,, and Commissioner
20 The Rchmand Wing will publish in country
july 10 ,a7Ssn
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TERMS OF SALE.

One fourth in hand and the balance payable in one.
two and three years. with bond and good secr'y and
lien reserved for the ultimate payment will sell pri
vaiely if application be made before the day Of sale. II
private sale is effected will sell the Nelson lands
at public auction in the town Of lovngston the 22nd
day of July next; the Augusta land Tie premises the
30ih day OF July neX; the Rockingham land on The
premises the first day of August next and the Harrison
and Wood land the premises The 18th day of DC
lober next Possession will be given Tor seeding
~ as may be desirable. and iu possession befre
the Isl, day of January. l6i5 In my absence. my
phew Ralph W. Lolfius, will attend and make sale
either privately or publicly.
NATHAN LOFFTUS.
Lovingston, April % Is
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ElslGNiSo
n"THE LYNCHBURG VlRGINlAN,

/ II u lNU II d . Uu fUUI y ~,
. ss,n,ceekiy, (erery Monday and I3fsday)
- Four Dollars per anua, payable in adeance. No sub
,.st,.n ~i be reeseedt'r shorter tina than sir months
an paper ,riu be discontinued (ereept at the discretion
~, Ea;tors,J ustu all ay1enagcs paid.
- aDVERTIS EatE.N'TS inserted at so cen,. pc,
FOR lessl for erery inner form insertion. and 374
I, AR square Tor less) for every outer form insertion
EVERY .8DrERTISER rs required to note, his
,,scrpt long he oes ms advertisement Inserted
.sdse,ienen not so ',oed Wa be inserted tai its dis
.Jntisuaacs be ordered
ron YE.4RLF .GDVERTISLNG the terms ere TO,
a. ry,,e.e of t,co squares, for square, s25 oi
.,, so-a,. timer form, s35 Ere'y yearly Advertiser
n be required to Zine his advertising to his particle
lar line Of business.
- JOB PRINTING; erecuted neatly and erpedaious
=. .nd on re asonabie terms.
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VALUABLE
TO wv PROPERTY:

PURSUANT to- ard in obedience Of order Of the
b. Hastings Court Tor the corporation OF Lyuchburg,
pronounced the 9Th day Of August, 1910, in the
case of Bryant Lancaster" the undersigned, snr,
vivng commissioner therein mentioned, will, upon the
PREMISES the 81 day of August next. expIse SALE
moiey Of that valuable lot owned Uncommon by Am
mon Hancock and the late Lancaster & Bryant situated
ihe canal in the Of Lynchbus, containing II
feet front on Water street. and 65 feet front jefcr
son street, The sale will be made at public auction 90
the highest bidder. credit Of 6, IL and 9 mnnlhs,
equal insianenis Bonds with good security i'll be
qured and the title withheld until the purchase money
be paid. WILSON T. BRYANT,
Surviving Commissioner
July % i3lA
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July | |

A T the same time and place mentioned in the above
N advertisement. the subscriber. IN pursuance of n
deed oftrust executed 10 him by Ezekiel Hurner and
Elizabeth his wife, To certain debts therein
toned bearing date the ninth day of January, egh
teen hundred and hynnr, and OF record IN the clerk
off e of the county court OF Campbell, will proceed 10
sell the
TR.4CT OF L,3.AD,
mentioned in the above advertisement, public auction
the highest bidder. for cash. order 10 satisfy the
provisions of said deed The subscriber. acting truss
tee will convey only such tile to the purchaser is
vested in him by the deed under which he
JOAN b. DABNEY, Trustee.
july 4 tl0A
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TO the Travelling Public.
EDFEF,N' E,HN'Ss fbE q 5.Eds Es

IA ME undersigned, proprietor Of the line ri Stages
d IanC'ng from Lsncl,burg via New London and
Liberty, to Fincaste ami the Big Lick, hereby informs
the public that he has established daily line Of Stages
from Lynchburg to Fincastle. connecting with daily
line of Mr. William A. Masn's from Fncasle, by the
Sweet and Red Springs, to the Wine Sulphur. which
connec vi daily Inc in full operation 10 Guy
andur--At the Sweet Springs there is tri weekly line
Of Stages running 10 the Salt and Red Sulphur and
from the White Sulphur there is daily line running by
the Warm and Hot Springs on 10 Sauntun. Virginia.
The daily Stages Of the proprietor from Lyochborg in
ierseci with the Steam and Packet Boats at Lynch
burg and Stages will the arrival OF the BOATS, be read
" the banks othe Canal convey passengers & thsir
baggageto any Tavern TO which they may goin Lynch
burg, free OF charge.
The iri- weekly line fran Lynchhurg to Big Lick is
still in operation, leaving Lynchhura every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, passing through salem and
Chrisilanshury by Farls's line Ia Wythe L. H. and
thence by Boyd s. Co.'s line, through Abingdon, tc
Brownsville, Tennessee.
There is no nehl-raveng on either of the above
uuies Of the Pr peto ard passengers coming from the
West ur South will reach Lynchburg by clock + NJ
in time transact business aud take The line OF boats
10 Richmond next morning.
He would say To those who wish 10 visit the glnla
Springs this season, that they will find this pleas
ant and expedous route. The roads in good order
AID the view from the Blue Ridge, which the Sta
yes pass. equal in grandeur ot scenery to view
from The Peaks of Outer.
Having at considerable expense provided himself with
inFand comfortable coaches excellent, teams and sober
and careful drivers and pledgIng himself to spare
pains expense to Accommodate those who may choose
10 parouze him, he respectfully asks the patronage OF
The travelling public
Fare to Fncase aud Big Lick reduced 'oS3, and
way travel in proportion. WIN. TERRY,
Proprietor.
July Oh, 1874
The undersigned Proprietor of The line OF Stages from
Fincaslle to the White Sulphur Springs. would say to
The public that his daily line connects with that Of Mr..
William Terry from Lynchhurg, on which there is no
night travelling; that he has good coaches and teams.
aud careful drivers, and he The public that there
shall be detenon of passengers after they reach his
line.
Fare reduced through to the White Sulphur Springs
for Sc from Lynchburg; way travel In prop1ron.
WIN. A. MASFIN
Proprietor Of The Fincaste and VIII. Sui. line.
o. The Richmond Wing and Enqnjrer will each in
sert times, in their semi-weeky paper.
July Is no
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Comm SSi0Eer'S .S0sc Of vHfN0bie
Land.


I accordance with decree OF the Circui, Superior
Courl OF Law and Chancery Tor the county II Npl-
sun, pronounced the 18Th day OF May. lSli 10 the
oase oil Montgomery against Montgomery and others |
shall Tuesday the 9Th day Of August uext II far
aud If not, the first ar day thereafter, proceed 10 sell
on the premises 10 the highest bidder, TRACT OF
LAND. containing about four hundred acres benny The
lower end Of the Mansion House tract oi lard OF which
Joseph Montgomery, deed, late Vi the SAID cuanly Of
Nelson, died possessed.
| will also sell al the time, the premises, in
the same marner. another TRACT OF LAND, con.
tanning something upwards ot Two hundred acres, being
the part cu oil lrom the upper end of the main
tract by The allotment of dover the widow o the said
Jos. Montgomery deed.
The larger above mentioned, contains ab,ut one
hundred Of bottom land, the residue being high
land. partly cleared. and the woodland heing well tim
bered. and generally al good quality. There is com.
Portable DWELLING HOUSE upon the land aud ma
ny necessary ou,>houses. The other tract is partially
cleared but has not been cultivated for several years
except small portion of it, Much Of this tract is rich
and is particularly well suited 10 the production Of corn
and tobacco IN short both Of these tracts are valuable
and are we'll worthy the attention Of purchasers
TIE terms Of the sale will be about one fourth cash.
the balance credit u SIX twelve, eighteen aud
ty four months, the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security, and the title TO the land being held
| as additional security.
JOS. +. MONTGOMERY,
Commissioner.
July % r27A
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Comm asSiONerS' safe of kscas
F,Sy,EYy,.

y yrtne ola decree, rendered al the late term of
81 the circuit superior oi law and chancefy Tor the
town oi Lynchburs. in the case Of "Mlrrss against
Ruse and Others" The undersigned. commissioners
ihereln appointed. will proceed. SATURDAY.. the 2llh
LAY OF August next. 10 sell, the premises three seve
raj lois parcels OF ground in said decree mentioned sit
uated on Diamond HILL IN the town aforesaid. Each al
the ois situated the side of the ravine thar
sepetaes the property Of Mr. McCokele and others from
Mr. Lacy One of The lots is located between The lot
lately sold by Mr.. Huntington to james Dolan and
ond main street. and contains three urths OF acre:
Another is located in of the tenement owned by
Mr. Lacy and embraces portion OF the lot occupied
by him. containing halt an And the third is locai
ed the South west side III main street. the rayno
and contains nne quarter OF an being an undivided
moiety of an half acre lot bought by Gnstavns A
Rose & the late Sam'l Bransord Of Jnrn Lynch, deed
The property Will be sold on a credit OF o. II AID Il
months IRON the day of sale. Bonds. with approved
curly. will he required OF the purchasers, and tho Ells
retained unnl the purchase money is paid.
ClllSWELL DABNEY,1 ror,,s
JOHN M. SPEED.
July % t2lA
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AuctiOn Sale Of Land and Slaves.

IN pursuance Of deeds Of trust executed 10 US by
K,brrl Morrss, The bearing date on the 7lh
day oJuy 1912 and Of record in The county court OF
C.m,bell. and llu siings Court Of LyGchbug and the
other bearing date the I'd day December, lS43 and
II regard in the court last mentioned. we will the
ian day of September, 1914 at the Market House, in
n. town Of Lynchburs sell. by way Of public anc,inn.
G., ,.,dv money, a certain tact or parcel of LAND
with The appnr,enances, lying and being in the county Of
C,mpbell, near the eastern termination Of The Long
Mountain, containing
1 o o A g r e
more or less; it being the same land n,w in the occu
nancy Of Hartwe Epps and the same which was here
,nfe conveyed to the said Morriss by Edward Boiling
ais, the following slaves, namely, George. "a man.
Niahaa, "a woman,) NJ ira. "a woman.) aud her two
children Martha Ann. and George.
Acting as trustees will on y convey to the purcha'
,ers Of the said properly such title as is vested i'll us by
said deeds Of trust
JOHN NJ OTEY. } ,r,
JOHN b. DABNEY.
Aug HAS
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.1Dv.ERTE.SE.NE.v'Y.

I AN DESTROYS to sell all my real estate in the coun-
ties Of Nelson, Augusta, Rockingham. Harrison aud
Wnod in order that | may resume payment, which
should never have s,Sp nIed had it moi been for being
associated with a v,llan who has made me responsible
Tor debts and liabilities which | never contracted and
never authorised 10 be made and moreover stolen and
robbed me of nv money
Nevertheless | shall make every exertion and will
pay all my liabilities in reasonable time as my resur
ces are ample aud only want time to brine them To bear
The Bank Of England suspended specie pay menrs TWEEN
iy Two years aud was mol broken and my friends aud
creditors need not be unaer dread as shall my self re
! sumo payment in due time
NV Nelson property consists first of tract of land of
i39 acres. half in woods the balance in fine heart
~" ~ 'a'u s''1 " ,a, y wv
and it was then without improvements Eave since put
about $1,000 of permanent Improvements it, and spent
great deal IN improving the soil | consider il a most
valuable and desirable farm which lies adjacent the
town o loyirgsion, where ready market is afforded
for all kinds OF produce and for wood, large quantity Of
which may be sold for many years and at great profit
The situation OF the Dwelling is delightful louk
ing every inch of the farm well the and lis
cnsHons. and is most enilcng place tor any gentle
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ks:sTC1gNN and .TEV'ELEY:

ks.sTCE9ES and JEV'ELEI.
TENlE subscribers wouldrespeculy call the attention
Il of the public to
New stock OF watches and Jcwclry,
at their Store on Main Street, ns~y opposite the Frank
lid lute, among which may be foInd Gold and Silver
Levers Anchor; Lepue and plain Watches; Gold Guards
and Fob Chains, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Pencils.
Breast Pins and Finger Rings. Speciacles. 0oid and
Silver Buttons, &C.. &C., SC.
Also, to large Stock Of SILVER WARE, such as
Table and Tea Spoons Soup Ladies, Cream Ladies,
Salt Spoons Sugar Tohgs; and every other article in
that line manufactured at the shortest notice. Those in
want Of any of the above named articles would do
well to give us call we are determined 10 sell al
urices 10 salt the times: II SILNER1HORN.
f.. w. VICTOR.
n D.-Clacks and watches repaired IN the best man
ner and warranted to perform well, at very reduced
prices All kinds Of repairing in our line done with
nea,ness and despatch. Old Gold and Silver. bought
for cash OF taken in exchange for goods =. 5.
f. WV.
I,,e % 2ln
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,July22
Land for ,%fSfP,

pursuance oi decree of the circuit superior court
n OF law and chancery for the town Of Lynchburg !
will on Tuesday, the l7l day of September next, IL
lair no the next fair dayexposc 10 sale 10 the highest
bidder for much cash will pay and charges and
The balance credit Of SIX. twelve and eighteen
months. all the Land composing the MANSION
TRACT OF the late David $ Garland. conlaninaey re
cent survey - acres. lying in and adjoining the
town OF New Glasgow in the county Of Amherst. On
which there is large and conlmodisus brick Dwelling
House, Store House. Backsnhs Shop and other bull
dngs. This Land will be sold in whole in parcels To
suit purchasers. II is desirable property, and il is belize
we'd great bargain be had in il. The purchaser or
purchasers 10 elv@ nnd and good personal security and
title To be withheld Tor the uu,ac payment Of the
purchase moueyIhe terms Of credit may be extended
by consent OF those interested, the day of sale.
CIIAS. PERROW.
July s tl7S
o. The Richmond Wing is requested to copy
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lISF received per boats Columbia and kanawha,
~ l25 kegs assorted Nails,
Is hhds p. r. and n. .. Sugar,
G5 bags Rio and Lagura Coffee,
80 boxes aud barrels Olive OIL
casks old Port Wine,
4 do old Madeira do
1876 sacks Salt, All Of which are offered at tho
lowest price by EDMOND. WATSON K Co
at The old stand OF Boyd, Edmond s. Davenport on the
Caual.
July % II
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H.4RRIsO.N s. WOOD LAND.

Trac, Of about 1900 acres consisting of three tracts,
portion Of il is said to be valuable aud the balance good
land. have il. but from the best iniorna-
lion have of it, ii is desirable property, and it will be
divided to suit purchasers. My Nephew, Ralph w.
Loius when he returns from the South, will attend to
its sale
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T.IxLORZl.G.

VIZ subscriber respectfully informs his ffiends and
on ne Public generally, that he has taken the shop
n.,. s'a street which he formerly occupied, nearly op
p,,J H. John II. Seays Drug Sore, where he pre-
IN THE BEST STYLE.
H. At THE LOWEST PRICES.
ify HE 'nereore, his friends will enable him n yer
ii promises by giving him their work, and having
Mr. e n faithfully and satisfactorily executed
ou''ing aud repairing done very low.
Jalys HENRY HAIL.
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LirilagStOn county Premium
NDyOnyhS

VTyE have Just received at our lumber house an as
w sorimen, of the genuine Livingston County Pre-
MUM Pluuehs, from the makers Bryan Bradley; also
Points and Castings. which we invite the attention o
pl.nters and farmers, 10 call and examine.
JAMES b. RENWlCk s Co,
On the Canal.
August IL
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HNUOSE who want their Pickles TO keep well, will
l. find to their Interest to call and get the hest
quality Jars they cost lhsn you pay ir
common article eewhere. An assortment always hand
at the sign Of the Big Pitcher. ID. w. MOORE.
1t,iv
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Melting OFF,! Spyyjug 0Hvy!

Melting orr! Selling OH!!!
DlCARDS, RYAN s. CO.. have determined to
~ SELL OFF their present very extensive and
desirable stock Of Gods, for the purpose Of making
for stu more erteasirc stock for the FALL trade
Persons wishing to purchase the most Goods for the least
money will do weilto call before buying! Our motto is,
niiabie nlnepence is be.ier Than sio,c shilling
we take Tins occasion 10 return our hearty thanks 10
our friends for their liberal patronage.
REGARDS, RYAN & co.
Next door TO Bryant Young
p. S.-We are weekly receiving new goods from oar
house in Baltimore. X. r. & co.
June 10 Is
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}.}Olitical.
SPEECH OF MIR. ARCHER.

Delivered in The Senate II tie uaitd Sacs IL Secret
Session. june Stt. 1874. on Ha freaig for he
.iaaerdiion u Teas 10 the United States.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale, which to have taken place the
4rh Monday in July, is postponed I'LL The 4,h Monday in
AUGUST next NATHAN L0FFTUS.
Luvngston July 90 t2oA
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VvAF.IsE>. JEWELLERY &c.

w " HES. JEW ssLksA GS.
6 LAVAL. myself ct this opportunity
k- 10 returnm my thanks tony ueuds and
~ XII N The public Ter Their very liberal en-
ENN couragemcnt; and 10 inform thom.
kS Ss-a1 that, IN consequence OF bad health,
~ 81 | have GENE Ia the deiermlnatipn 10
SHN1 take urmy residence IN the country.
--2--- !. therefore, olfr my enilTe stook
Of fine Gold and Silver Lever Natc,s, JeNelry OF
description Sc the mos, reasonable terms Tor
Cash. TN leave all work will be done The most
reasonable terms. as for eNample will clean Lever
Watches at the reduced price Of 81 80 each
\. b. Please To be informed that my cutire stool,
recently purchased and consists Of variety Of ar
lices, witch will compare advanae us 10 quail
~, price Sc. with any similar ARTICLES IN this market
CHAS. ENE. ENARD.
July 3m
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TO 6sssJ. VvSsfcrn Friends.

WYE WILL give the highest Market prices for
w Bccon, Wool, Wool Rolls. Feathers and Bees
Wax. b. T. TiNSLEY s. co.
July q