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TENAS AND NIR CI-AY

lie l">t Nir9lnlan seems 10 he hauling in Is
horns upon the remuneration OF Texas, and saws,
IA question OF such importance and magnitude
can suffer bat lille from po>tponemcnt al 4 lew
months" and that the people are willing 10 en-
trust the decision OF this important subject 10 tie
patriotism OF Henry CLAY, and vote for him, Tex
as Or no Texas. What guarantee has tie people
if they elect Mr. Clay, that Texas will ever lie
annexed 10 the United States? None: ana what
has the people ever gained by enru>ins their i'll
teiests 10 the wisdom and patriotism of H. CLAY?
Did hc carry on their wishes when he made him
>c! Secretary OF State and Mr. j. c. Adams Pie
sidcn vi the /. States? Was il when he pushed
through lhc Senate OF the IT, $ the late ''Rosues
Harbol" Bankrupt law by his own vote. in known
violation OF the will of his constituents? We
think You will say no Well, then, are You viii
lm@ ior Mi Clay Ia decide for or against Texas
OF rather the 'fc>gocfa6ic puritan" of the people
the Aboli,on>'> oi the Norh} If you are we
fear Texas will he lost. AID lost forever Il is
time for the people IL begin 10 think for them
selves, and not bc willing TO place such slibmi>-
Slvc confidence IN leader who has 81 repeatedly
dsregaricd Instructions Look into This mpof-
TAM Subjcct-Suller not yourselves 10 be mllcd Ia
sleep by tho 'sylen voice" of any one who will
uy 10 convince vou AT one time, that if Texas is
annexed 10 the United States that il will inlulc
the price Of your lands, and sp,ead poverty over
the Southern country and when he finds he can-
not convince You Of this, says You lose nothing
by po>!poncment OF a few months, when. per-
hap>, il W. lose Texas now, il may be los, tor
ever. H. therefore, you wish 10 secure this valu-
able domain "a for the men who are for il on
grounds Of cnnstitulionaliiy as well a. cxpcdicn-
cy. and such are the nominees of the Democratic
Convention POLK and DALLAS. You will
never lind them sacrificing Texas tor the sake OF
Abolition votes, or supporting law which is 10
annu all obligation, for TIE sake of Bankrupt
votes; and even when the law has been condemn
ed BY The people every where. and it goes 10 The
Senate for repeal, II. Clay says he has hot the
heart 10 do it," he will not do it," Here is Il
sample of his wisdom and patriotism which, We
think, will convince you that with him his own
opinion is The law Of the land.
IIYu,Iluyy PeguyJj,0D
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VOLUME XLI.-NO. Is.

Southern States; without reference 10 lis moraIi-
" in the absllact or 10 the proprieiy, exPcdicncy,
az possibility OF aboliShing it-wihout reference
IN any shape, 10 the merits OF the question OF
Slavery, the whole country certainly ought to
make common cause against this inierlopef.-
The Northern STATES need not Halter themselves,
thai they are less offensive 10 the naughty power
which thus tllru>tS herself into every body'> lu-
sines>. than are the Southern. The South side
is chosen for lire attack because i, is thought 10
he the weak side, and because, under the plea OF
rhilanIhropicai motives, the batteries against il
may b. masked. But no matter where The vul-
nerahlc poin, OF the country may be found, a
wound in any part must be felt throughout the
body polite N.m Oklcans RNlllliN.
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w. II. Ni&A'o'
Juno / S-Mld,

DOSITlvE SALE-Of TaluoLle m0anfactur-
i ing PfopchfH-Thc sale of the property be-
longing TO the Million Manufacturing Company,
which was TO have taken place nn The Isl day OF
May, was unavoidably postponed, in consequence
oc an error in the arrangements, which being
now secsiied, The sale will positively take place
without reserve. on Thursday, the ilth DAY OF
July, ISL on the premises, in the town OF Mil
ton, North Carolina.
As this properly has been infinitely described
in the advertisement which appeared in ;he Rich
mond Enquirer. previous to The day flTsl mention
ed, ana TO which advertisement, all persons who
may wish 10 purchase are respectfully referred,
further description is deemed unnecessary,
Terms of salc.-A credit Of one two three
four and five years, equal payments The whole 10
the day of sale. Bonds, with approved security,
will be required, ana the title retained until the
purchase money is paid,
81 orlcr OF the stockholders.
w. Il. HILL, Special Agent.
Milton \ C. Iunc1 1871. S-wids
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TDUCATION AT AMELIA SPRINGS
Il There will be a School opened BY The under
signed, at the above mentioned place on the 18th
of july next All the essential branches OF 4
liberal education will be taught. and pupils will
be thoroughly prepared, either Tor College or The
Counting House. The annual charge ior insiruc-
,cn in the Greek and Latin Classics. will be 30,
ami. in the usual English branches. 80
The undersigned begs 10 stale, that he has had
considerable experience in tuition in England, as
well as in dis country, and that he can offer salts
factory references as 10 his efficiency as Teacher.
c. HOGAN.
Amelia Springs, near Je;ersvillc Virginia,
u f. Board can be had on moderate terms al
the Springs and in the neishborhood.
lime Is I2-W4w
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June %

HARMS FOR SALE.-The subscriber is au-
/ thoriscd TO sell = Farms, i'll the county OF Hen
rico.-One of them lies about 1miles below Rich
mond on the Chickahominy river 1t contains
1898 acres; 500 acres Of which are prime mud
land. There are three dwelling houses on The
tract: one of them elegant and commodiol>, erect
ed at cost OF $1,000. This tract is most heavi-
" ,imbered with ASH oak, and pine, OF the finest
quality: and on the premises, there is capital
Saw Mill, from which anactiye, entcrprising man
could reap three times the cost otlhe place. The
situation is perfectly healthy. The whole tract
can be bough Tor $40, 900, on accommodating terms;
or 700 acres, including Two dwelling houses the
saw mill, and the best part otlhe timber, could be
bought for $4,000.
am also authorized 10 sell tract OF land be-
longing TO the Rev G. NJ. Keesee, lying in the
county of Henrico, about is miles below Rich
mond and about miles from James River The
tract contains 56G acres, is well waefes, and fur
nished with inexhauslible beds of the very richest
!lLri A large proportion of the farm has alrea-
d. been brought to high state Of improvement
by the use of this mari, and the remainder is
equally susceptible Of it. The buildings are com
modous and in good order. The whole may be
purchased for the very low sum ol six thousand
dollars. =. l. d. IL.
Juns Sit
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
u A PROCLAMATION Whereas. il ha

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ID A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ii has
been represented 10 the Executive that John Tho
mas. charged with the murder of Edward Wilkins,
late al Prc:ci county, has ned from justice and is
now going at large: Now. therefore, |, James Me-
Dowell, Governor OF Virginia, do hereby offer re-
ward OF iiiiy dollars 10 any person or persons who
will ares, the said fugitive. ard deliver him into
the Jail of Preston county: And farther require
all officers, civil and military, and request the
people of the Commonwealth generally. 10 Use
their best cndeayoIs !ar his apprehension, that he
NAV be dealt with according 10 law.
Given under M hand, as Governor, and under
The lesser seal OF the COMMONWEALTH, al
lSkNi"l Richmond Ibis fifteenth day of June, in
the year ISL. IA. McDOWELL.
John Thomas is a stoutly made and rather
tcslly man. about six feet two inches hish. and
about thirty years old--ofa dark. ruddy complex
ion y i'm jct black hair and large dark brown or
hazel eyes, nearly black. He is said 10 have a
scar on his throat. made b. ,aaor
June is l2-W4W
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w t.. HILL, '3I'CCIiI N-IHI.
Milton, y. c.. Junci, ISL S-wtds

r AND IN nINWIDnlE FOR SALE
IN wish 10 sell a valuable TRACT Of Land,
styled HORSE SHOE. lying in the bend Of Not.
toway River, and containing seven hundred and
sixty acres. There are on this Farm Granary,
Crib. ard Negro Houses, and in shortiinie there
will be erected an Ovcrseer's House and Stables.
will also sell a Plantation situated on Butter
wood Creek, len miles East Of Darvill'S, and
three miles from Leach's Tavern. containing COG
acres, with all the houses requisite for the COM
fort and convenience of a seneel family.
Both OF the above Farms are well waere1, and
adapted 10 the growth Of the staple commodities
of Ibis section of Virginia. Further description
is unnecessary, as ii is presumed, that persons
DESTROYS 10 purchase, will viewlhe lands.
An undisputed title can be given 10 every acre.
Tsrms-A credit of one. two and three years.
with Bond and approved security; also, Deed
Of Trust. if required S. T. X. RICE.
Harrisyille, Brunswick county, Virginia.
June Is ls-wa
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TNIilS Establishment, 80 lavorably known for
i The curative qualities of lis waters, and The
elegance and comfort of Its accommodations. will
BE- opened for the reception OF visitors Oh me
first day Of next month u i. situated fifty miles
from Alexandria, lhrty-hve from FrcdcrickS-
burg. and twenty miles East Of the Blue Ridge,
in one OF the most healthy and delightful climates
in Virginia The direction and management
will be- as heretofore and no attention wanting
for the accommodation oi GUESTS. Lovers al
Music will find the Band unsurpassed. The sea-
son will commence on The first June and end the
first Of October.
Board. ~ per week; for less than 4 week,
and more than one dav, 81 50 per dag 30 cents
for each meal. and 30 cents iur lodging. Chill
drcn under l. years %, age, and servants, half
price Horse, - per week. or Sc per month.
Tri-wcekly Stages will run from Washington
until the IifSt Of Iuly--aiief that time daily
There wl ho daily line ol Stages from Frcdc-
ricksburg after the first .July-prcvious 10 that
lime. conveyanccS will be furnished on accom-
molatng l"in.S
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
June IS 13-wtlstAug
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COLLEGE lNFIRMARY-Thc lease upon
" the building at present occupied as an In
Urinary by the Faculty of the Medical Depart
mcnl ii IIanpden Sidney College, being about 10
expire. notice is hereby given that patients will
not b. received into the Institution from and after
the first day OF July until farther notice
A spacious building for an inirmaly is now
being erected in conncxon with the College Edi-
fee. Ii will hc completed in the course OF the en-
suing Fall. when lhe Faculty hope 10 have the
pleasure OF ANNOUNCING greatly improved arrange
mcnts for the accommodation OF .hc sick.
5. MAUPlN, NJ d.. President.
June ~ 15-it
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1yTILLIAM l. MARY COLLEGE.--Thc
w Public Examination in this Institution be-
can on Saturday. the 22nd June, and will be con-
lnued from day 10 day until the 4th Of JULY on
which dav certificates and degrees will be con-
ielcd with the usual exercises on that occasion
b. TUCKER, Secretary.
r,.oo, li-3t
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UEDICAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND,
ltI VIRGINIA-The subscriber presents The
following scheme for private Medical instruction
and respectfully solicits the counenance OF the
members of the profession. Thecourse OF instruc-
tion will embrace tiro gearS-a Junior and Senior
Year-cach of which will be divdedinto sum
mer and Winter Session. The Summer Session
TO commence April 18th andtcrminate September
Isl. The Winter Session will commence No
yember ls, and terminate March LIST.
The fee for the year. embracing summer ana
Winter Session, SO IN odraacs. For either ses-
sion separately, $40 in adraaee. The exercises
of the Institute will consist OF Lectures, Reclta-
tons. and Examinationsuponthe several branches
OF Medicine.
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-:<mmcr .Scss;oa.--Special
Anatomy; Special Physiology; Maleria Mciica;
and Therapeutics: Chemistry. Winter SESSION.
To the Summer Studies viii be added Surgical
Anatomy; Surgery Theoretical and Practically
Theory and Practice of Medicine; Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR.-Sammcr S3Ssion-Ceneral
ANATOMY; Principles of Pathology; Pathological
Anatomy; General Physiology; Auscuhation; Me
deal Jurisprudence. Hintcr .SSsioa-Revicw OF
all the Studies of the Junior and Senior years.
In addition TO the above, the Student will have
access, at all times 10 the Medical and Surgical
cases under treatment in the Alms-E House, Col
lcee Infrmary and Penitentiarv, affording him
ample opportunityof obaningpractical informa-
ton. and testing by observation the accuracy OF
the principles which are being inculcated. Ad-
dress AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. d.
Richmond April 9th, 1874 l07-6m
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T UDLANl, PRESTON & co, Tor,cco
IL AND GENERAL COMMISSION AlER, naNTs
Ritdm0nd, Ta.-Make liberal advances on COLI
sanmcn;> 10 their address
June Is l2-l3t
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yUHE. Society of Alumni of William &, Mary
College are requested 10 meet on the 3rd OF
Julv next. at which time Mr.. James Lyons will
deliver the annual Address.
T. R. DEW, Pr So. Al.
June - l4-d
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OAMUEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco,
- Wheat and Flour on commission, and will
give particular attention to all property entrusted
to his management.
Office in front building of Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan.9 H-ly
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INDICATED WATERS.-Whtc Sulphur
!\l Water from the celebrated White Sulphur
Spring. in Greenbrier county, in this State. A
large lot bottled at the Spring, with the greatest
care, Just received by wagons.
S,R,roG, WArER.-Congress Spring Water,
from the famed Congress Spring, at Saratoga,
New York, in quart and pint bottles, jus, received
per schooner Lynchbur@.
We keep the above Waters pleasantly cooled,
in refrigerator, during the warm weather, and
are enabled TO present them in great state oil
perfection ALEX. DUVAL & Co,
Nav ! ll6-tf III, Main Street.
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NTOI'lCE.-We have removed Our oIiice from
i \ our Mills la The Office recently occupied by
D. Z. Randolph, Esq. on l2lh Sncet and IN front
Of the East side of the Basin.
IAXALL. BROTHERS y co.
Juna ~ l5--.lt
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JuneaaS

NTEGROES FOR SALE-By virtue of a deed
~ OF trust, 10 me executed hy John l.. Hobbs
and OF record in The Clerks Office oil the county
of Chesterfield, shall sell. AT the house OF the
said Hobbs, on Tuesday, the 9TH OF July, several
likely ncgroeS-al>o horses, cows, household and
kitchen furniture harouch--crops, &c. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
j. BASSETT FRENCH
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STRAW GOODS-H. s. f. p. CARPEN-
- TER, Manufacturers and wholesale Deal
crs in Foreign and Domestic STRAW GOODS
LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS, for
cash. No |, Exchange Block, Richmond Va,
having made extensive arrangements for their
Spring Trade, they are prepared 10 exhibit large
and fashionable Stock of Bonnets, OF every de-
scription, of their own manufacture. together with
a heavy and well selected Stock of Lcghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats, Artificial Flowers, &c. com
prising in all the largest and most desirable Stock
of STRAW GOODS ever introduced inio The
Virginia Market.
They pledge themselves to offer their Goods at
prices that will bear comparison with any other
establishment in the United States. Confident
that their Stock will al all times he worthy of the
attention of Dealers, they respectfully solicit a
call, March W-lV3-2aWam
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
tT OT O-FORTES.-For some months
past the subscriber has been selling his Piano
fotes at a reduction of fhy doAors each from
his former prices. He has on hand at this time
from Is TO 50 Pianos OF different kinds at prices
VARYING from $50 TO 600 dollars-as well as
humber of Second-handed ones, at less prices. pr
Sold subject 10 be returned il not good
T. p NASH
June : 9-St Petersburg, Va.
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DEWARE or COuNTERFElTS !!,-Nc
ID one medicine has ever been more counter
ci,cl DIAN Eowani's Tonic Mixture--thc Ayoae-
.a ar0oi liiat no ole has ever been more POPLAR
This. however, calls for the greater vigilance on
the pan cl fever and asue patients, 10 avoid the
M0pmHd cicGiS, hy means al which, thcir Suficr-
ng. will he yroioH"ed, instead OF being promptly
radically and permanently cured i'y procuring
that Git ioro'iie and sterling remedy, the only
true, ORIGINAL and genuine Rowand'> (improvcd)
Tonic Mixture. gn0fdci by the irfiHcht agaaiHrt
Of John r. Rowand, on a popef hbei, which pass
Is across the mouth oi every bottle Of the h"c
antchs, and must be- destroyed i'll drawing thu
cork.
Merchants Of integrity and honesty deal in TIC
true Tonic Mixture knavcs and imposlorS sci
The coun;criciis. Il Word Ia the wise is enough
Sold b. all The respectable Druggists in Rich
mond, Petersburg Fredericksburg, Norfolk, &c
Sole Proprietor. (again)
JOHN r. ROWLAND Phila.,
Graduate OF University OF Penn
June IS l5-3awam
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE. WASH
II INGroS CoUNTY, NA.-The ney session oithis
institution will commence on Thursday the -
of August. EaDhM-Rev. Charles Collins. NJ
A.. President and Professor of Moral and Mental
w
i.SSor OF Ancient Languages and Literature
Edmund Langley NJ. l., Professor Of Mathcna
tics and Tcacherul Modern Languages Ebenc
zcr Stevens, Il. A. Tutor
The course oi study and plan Of instruction art
substantially the same as those ol the most rcspcc
table COLLEGES in our country y high stairarc
ol Classical and Mathematical studies is sirenu
ously maintained but al the same time, lhos,
which are practical and more directly CONNECTED
with the business Of life, receive particular al
lcnion.
EypcGSS- pursuing The studies OF thu
Collegiate Course are charged SD per session o
FIVE months. and 30 cents for the use Of the Libra
rs. Board is Il ~ per week. A contingent
charge of II % is made Tor hell ringing, sweep
Ing. &c. Noexlra charge is made for washing
fuel and room rent, although these items, al SINH
lar institutions, usually form very conSidcrabl,
part OF the expense Students in the Preparatory
Course are charged the same. excepting TIE tu
ton which varies irors $40 to :.l2 - per Session
Total expenses Tor the year from SO 10 80.
G0rerltmcR--Thc government oil the College
is nild and parental. bu. energetic and firm. The
officers ale constantly with the students ever ea
dv To- restrain disorder, Ia watch over their mo
rails, and correct their evil habits: they also eat al
the same tables, and reside with their families ii
the same buildings.
The college buildings are spacious and elegant
and for beauty and healthiulneSs of location uE-
surpassed by any in the State. The salubrily O
the climate among the mountains is provcrbial
and the Faculty are determined that H. Colie@,
shall offer superior advantages Tor solid cduca
ton The libraries number about 1000 volumes
There is also a valuable cabinet OF minerals, am
also all necessary Philosophical and Clcnica
Apparatus {. COLLINS:
June ! s-wid
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CONCORD DENlY.-Thc next session
Oollh this Institution will commence Ike Isl OF
July. T.. w. COLEMAN, Principal.
Address Concord Academy Caroline County.
REFERENCES: Hon. John Y. Mason, Wash
GgtUn; Gen. Bavlv. Accomac: Gen. James Pc
gram, Richmond: X. NJ. L. llunicr, E>q., Es-
sex; DR.. Gcssncr Harrison. University Of Viz
cinia. juno 2N-l1--ti
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TAMES Ii. JUREY, COMMISSION lIER-
y CHiNI, RICHMOND, Va, sells Tobacco,
Flour Wheat anl other Proiucc-and on con-
sisnments in hand makes liberal cash advances.
Office on Cary street. three doors above Williams
l. Haxalrs Warehouse, on the Basin Bank
REFERENCES +. 4 J. S. James &
Go. Richmond; Col. Jno. r. Jones, w. p. Parish,
E,q., Charlottesville; Mcssrs. d. I. Tinslev &
Co, Lynchburg; E. May, Esq, Staunton; John
& Mcclanahan, Esq, Buchanan; J. w. A.
Saunders Esq. Buckingham; Reuben Ragland,
Esq, Powhatan DR.. James L. Jones' Orange.
March 3 9b-u
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CEABROOK'S WAREHOUSES; affords
- the Inspectors Of this Warehouse pleasure TO
inform the Planters of Tobacco in Virginia and
North Carolina. tha, Seabrooks Warehouse IS
how in good onler for the reception OF Tobacco;
TIA, ample insurance against fire will be made on
all Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate OF dray-
ase is the same as TO other warehouses; that
s;cish, will be paid on all Tobacco sent TO Them
that their undivided attention will be paid TO the
business of the Warehouse, and every effort made
oh their part to expedite business.
THOMAS c. BURCH, 1Insnec,ors
THOS. T. JOHNSON,
JAN IL 79-oawtf
'No JOHN P. KIMBROUGH-Yourf father,
i John Kimbrough, died about twelve months
ago. Hspropery has been divided among his
children, and your part is in the hands of the
Executor, who wishes 10 or hear from yon as
Soon as possible. Direct your letters, either 10
your brother, Edward W. Kimbrough, or 10 John
~ u Brown, Negrofoot Post Office, Hanover
oo.n'y, Virginia and they will be attended TO-
9, =, The Editors Of the newspapers, in Tennes-
f mississippi and Alabama, will confer "a favor,
H. fs'hs The above notice two or three insertions
'"e>l l3-w8w@
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DOWHATAN HOUSE, RICHMOND, Va
i The subscriber has taken possession (lur a
term OF years. OF thi, House, and will conduct it
in manner which h. hopes will cntite it 10 the
patronage oi the public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

WII.i'>. L. IJIPTtI.I ID
81 Ample provision has been made for til,
horses of guests al the powhatan Stables.
April I06-3m
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TIME tri-weekly Mail Coach for White Sui,
i phur Springs, Lewisburs, Charleston and
Guyando,ic, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge. Dagger's or Dibrelrs Springs, Clifton
Forge, Covington and Calaghan 's-and, also, the
Connection is direct to Lexington from LvnchburS
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot Springs-wil
leave Lyncbburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches will be
furnished al any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
Nav ll6-tt
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Notwithstanding to contract entered into
IN the Sd day of May, 1871, between Messrs.
ARyIN 4 HURT, partners Of the firm OF Ar
VIZ & HrRr, Pleasant Grove, L.uncnburs, Viz
Sinia, we have not the power at this time 10 act
in relation 10 the business of said concern as ex-
pressed in former arrangement. and which is
now Published in tile Richmond Enquirer, the
said Hurt having purchased the said Arvins in
,crcst in the said concern, according 10 contract as
above RO. II. CRAWLEY,
May % 1914. JAMES NEAL.
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We, the parties of said concern, do assent to
the above written notice; and all those having
claims against the concern, will present them To
Alfred r. Hurt for settlement; and those in
d.htcd will please come forward and make SET
Element. by bond or Otherwise, with the said Hurt,
rs the business is entirely with him,
THOMAS ARVIN,
June IS l2-Gt ALFRED Fl. HURT.