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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

March IT, 1874. r @ Fr..-' .,
Persons indebted TO the said firm requested to cal
and settle it is important that the business o the
firm should be closed immediately.
March 30, lS4i G.. ID. PRlOh
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
" GOD Y ,MD.

Tj'H subscriber would respectfully nfrom Ca plain,
of Steamboats,. that he has tablished WOOD
yard opposite Fort Gibsnn. where he will corstantl
keep hand large assortment oi good. dry md sea
soned wood whicn he wal sell al very reasona biz
price. They can always get as much wood they
want. w. ID. SHAW,
Fort Gibson. March rs, r9t5.-s-l2r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
u. 5. posi- COACH LINE,
FROM LITTLE ROCK TO WASHlNGTc
AND HOT SPRINGS.

ITNHE undersigned, contractors for carrying III
J. S. Mail fr"n Little Rock to Washington snd !;
Springs. have the satisfs ction Of informing the ps
that their lines Of splendid Troy Pos, Coaches are
in full operation.
Passengers for Washington and Hot Springs,
Little Rock every Tuesday, Thursday and Satury
morning. at daylight, in horse Post Cose1I
in which they are conveyed to Fair Play, tReybu'ii
Az niles and from thence the passengers fof !
Springs are conveyed through. the same day. is
same Coaches; those for Washington are tran'ssp.
splendid new horse Post oaches, at Fair Play,
rect Washington the next day after leaving
Rock. On their ret m, the Coaches from Washing
and ho, springs sgain intersect at Fair Play. and
rive at Little Rock every Wednesday, Friday
sunday evening at sun do~n--coming through y
the former place in two days, and the latter u
rsy. III.
The propr,etors have careful, sober, and experS
ed drivers, and pledge themselves 10 spare neitha
Dor oor expense to give general satisfaction to all
NAV patronze them --.... ..s -. g.. ... 20 =
Fare-To Washington, go; 10 Hot Spring, - ]
Stoge.eGes, at the Anthony House, Little Rock; I
at The Layasys;;e House, Washington. sTa.t 7I
UAl! baggage al the risk oi the owners. =,
L. ..n.rr SNAPP g. HOWELL
Nov. 70, IS44--42tf. r- Is -. .rg.F. .a r. E.a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
Dissolution.

VTHE Co.PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing at
Van Buren,, Arkansas, between George W CtdrSe
and Thomas Stcrne, under the style and hrm o. Clarke
T. Sterne, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business of the firm is for settlement in the hands
Of Mr.. c. D. Pryor, at the Office Of the Arkansas In
tellioencer GEO W CLARkE.
st'0'H' ,I-7''. ..""... THOS STERNE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Announcement of candidates, will be charged
ether Advertisements. ,.,;..,,o,,s
Political circulars will be charged advertisements
No advertisements OF gross, abusive Pefso"a' II"
,ure, will be published at any price.
All letters mus be post paid
f IN. ,bove terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
LOOK HERE.

A LII persons who are indebted to the undenisl
IN either BY note or book account. are requssai!ss
come forward and settle mn,cdistely, or they wfl
their notes and accouats in the hands Of ofhe@]
collection, We determined 10 settle busls
't -ly- SCOTT. WHITE ~
yua Durss. Feb IL Is<S.--J. >. T7'H -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

QueensWarc, Glass, &c.
TN store eight crates Of assorted Queensware with
I an extensive assortment on the Shelves together
with tumbIets, quart hotties pin and halipnt TASKS;
which will be packed to order and sold at the loves
prices al whoIcssle or retail, Tor cash barter
GEO. 5. BRINE.
Fort Smith, August |, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
IaH ARRAGeAS 3NTEIx1oxa,, ;,
rusLlsarp wHHKL', At vac srass, Ark.
...r.. . Devoted to rra .a..-..

..r. HI Dsvotedto frs al. -..
DEMoCRATlC PRINCIPLES
LOCATED as We are, in the centre Of la. Il
cratic population, who have no organ west - q
ROCK, il !. deemed highly important that a.,
this character should be published, 70 dlsrs1
SQUAD democratic doctrines. and political n,,'
nerally. .. ,,E....'a. - i
-. The uudersiGred. having purchased The Inn.
Mr.. Thomas sierne in the {" Artsasss Is,,E.aI
Will bcfeai,er publish il as 4 demeeraiic bape,'H n
support the principles Of the party and ,hs ~
ietted 10 carry them out. He will endesvor IA l
il at all tunes, an efficient and faithful or,,s !.
marty in tbs section Of the State.
as exertions ard industry will BE- used Il l.,
the ven latest intelligence, whether local :,
abroad. Tie has engaged several efficient Corr
dents in the Indian country, and pledges hin
give the earliest Intelligence OF border events.
Al who are devoted 10 the cause in which 4.
embarked. ar. respectfully requested TO aid him |,
efforts to es,a blish on permanent footing, de..
pIp,r m the " Far West" .t.'....-- :
TERAs.-Thrss dollars per annum, in adv,as
four do!!ars. II not paid within six months.
GEO. W. CLARr
Van Bur,n. drk, MareL 22d, lS44
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
4, IMPORTANT FERRY,u

Ji 1NFOHTAN1 EENHNsu
rRNRANELLf.RS are informed that sxes|
L Ferry Flats are kept ut Coffee's Fery,|
Efficient Ferry.men are IN attendance read
give them a prompt passage across Rcd Rive.
rnis Ferry Is on decidedly the nearest rout d
Forks of the Trinity. u. COFFEE
Van buren,. Dec. 81, lS4i.-46. .-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03

Linen MuSqueto <ctting, shell ComLs, g.. >
u ECEIVEp per steam h1at James Pitcher, Husque
~ to Netting. Thread 81 YES Painted Lawn. / laid
striped and lace Nuslins. thread and hohinr LaCes
t,Jgngs aud inseriipns CanrbTIc do. do; Linen Cam
Jric; French colnred Kid Gloves; silk Hose Mohar
Nuts and Gloves, fine irish Linens and Lawns-a
choice variety OF Ladies' Shell Combs; Parasos sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and a variety Of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEO. BRINE.
Fort smith. Aug, Ist, lSlI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
oa EAT ATTRAoT TIoS!
NEW GOODS.

DICKETT & GREGG have just received andila.
now opening, direct from New York an"
phs, II , cures;
10 cases blue Prints. new style, Istyle;
t. - /" Fancy assorted Printsets, ,Cassimcres and
90 q" Kentucky Jeans, S.
Hard Times d, plaid and bleached Do.
So bales brown, Gottonades, cotton tw,is, gam
mssics all qualit'hoseIy, shawls and handercheis,
broons. suspenes new style silks, aces and ribbons
al sorts sprssos and shades, lawns nous de lanes
: smbrekmngs boots. shoes, hats. caps and bonnets
coSstyle books and tatonery, hardware ana cn,ie
nails castings and cotton yarn sugar, coffee and groce
ses generally; in fact, almost every article usually
found in any store in this country-all Of which are
offered very low for cash and barter, wholesale re-
tail. a'a.-- -...f
Van Buren,, Arks. MAY 10. Is44-l6-Iy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
Fresh Drugs, Medicines &c.

GUST RECEIVED. per steamer E,c'inc, from Phi
- adelph'a full supply Of Drugs, M"drcrnc~ Paints
Oils Varnishcs. Glass ware &c, V hiCh arc offered
Physcians and Others the rpN prices for cash.
April e. 4s44 W. n. d NJ NAiER|,
Druggists mt ApoibicGr1rs, Fa'' Sm
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-03
TuF ARKANSAS INTELLlGHDAy,
70 PUBLISHED EvERSd lhln ,n,T s,A %oil" NV,

Al THsrs DoLLAss per
q rorR DolLAs.ss OF ADVERTISING.
that Of 10 lines. or less first insertion, oS
IA, aad nrrr cKNrs for each eoninuehee-,.' ~
"a No, s,eeedjnv rs, to be charged as square
.ad half sad in that proportion for longer ADVERTISE
0sata rHFI. ,.. ,,,es
Whe, an individual account. al the above rave,
saosa,s to sss and under $500, discount OF ~ PEI
eep, will be made, and when il amounts 10 sI.o y,
Sa,s S,.count Of 33l per cent: but no discount w
BE- made where symen, delayed after the e.p,'i.oI
of one yesr and no deduction will be made on .he esa
edsertise meuts required to be pnb'Isned os law A.,
An ADVERTISEMENTS be paid for m advance OF 'n'
..,msn. assumed by some responsible person.
- CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
oBxT UARY.

DIED, on the 18th Of April, in Bath County Va OF
pulmonary disease, Mr. PETER III. RIDER, aged %
years, leaving wife and three small children to feel
and his loss.
The deceased was for more than three years a wor-
thy member Of the nj. E. Church. though he never pro-
csscd to be cxpcrimcntay acquainted with the conso-
atons of religion until about six weeks before his death
when the light of the Gospel shonc upon his mind and
is unable to afford Could his ply scans the
interest Of his friends, aud the prayers of his family
have arcrtcd the fatal shaft he would still be with them
But alas the insaatc archer had marked him for his
marked to the writer of this notice, that he would
glad to remain with his friends and family for short
time, but he willing TO abide the decree of an all
wise Providence and short time before he expired
nc was heard to articulate in a whispering tone,
Not cloud doth arise to darken my skies.
numerous circle of relations left to MOURN but not
as those who have no hope. S. S. r..
Departed this life Pcndleton County on the tn of
April, MIR. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, aged 76 years.
. The deceased had through the whole period of his
life enjoyed uninterrupted goo0 health but the time
came at last when the strong bowed himself, the
broken at the cistcrn, and thc pitcher the
iounain, and now the go about the streets
He never sought society The pleasure sought by many
in the gay circle but found by o he sought and found
in the bosom of his family but he had other and higher
sources OF enjoyment. For many years he had been
member of the great household Of Faith-the fruits of
which union exhibited, in an eminent degree in
the mcckness and submission with which he bore the
suferings which closed his earthly pilgrimage; yet,
during his illness, for while, darkness overshadowcd
his mndthe rectitude of his past life seemed as moth
ing-the recollection of duties omitted ''drank up his
sprithc earnestly desired better hope, the fruition
OF which, 1t is believed, he ehjoys having disclam.
ed all merit in himself and trusted in the
which was made by the Prince of Peace.
DIED, on Tuesday the 29th ult., MIR. JAMES Nc
CuNE, in the 63d year of her agelong worthy citi-
zen oil Augusta county,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY vittue of Deed of Trust executed by Jon.
~ atfian and David w. Lamb 10 me as Trusted
for Jacob Lamb, bearing date the 9th day of July,
lS44, and of record in Tie County Court Office of
Augusta, shall proceed to sell, for ready money,
to the highest bidder on the premises, on the
Goth day OF May next. two certain tracts, or par
GELS OF land; lying and being in the County of Au.
gusta, on the north branch of Naked Creek one
OF which is the same tract wherein the said Jacob
Lamb now resides, and which he, the said jacob
Lamb, purchased of The heirs of the late John
Dickey; adjoining the lands of Samuel n, t6iig;
John Craun and others and containing, by estiss
nation, two bundled and four acres; or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to raise the sum Of
$500, being the first ins,alment Of So 900, secur.
ed by said deed, together with interest and the
costs attending the sale. It is but seldom that
such land as that hereby offered TO the public, is
TO be foiind in the market, as in point Of durabli
ty and fertility of soil, together with The aayah.
1ages of spring and running water in great album
dance, it is equaed by but very little, if any 9TH
et land IN the county except that which immedi-
ately surrounds it. Naked Creek runs through,
it is believed, The choicest lands Of Augusta co1n-
~. Selling as Trustee, shall convey to the BIZ:
chaser such title only as is vested In Tie By The
said deed, though the title is believed to be uh-
questionable. J. u. WATTS: Trustee!
ADril "a ISIE
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WAlLUADNlE
sOUTH-RivER LANDS
FoR SALE

1 =
Ply virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed to the
subscriber BY James Bell, Esq. on the Sis,
Of August, lS42. and OF record in the Clerks OF
fee of the County Court of Augusta, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned 10 David .Cloyd
Of Pulaski county, with the. accrhihg Interest
thereon, ! shall proceed to sell, on Saturday ths
Gath day Of May next, at public auction to tho
highest bidder FOR cash, before the door of Mrs.
NJ. Jones' Tavern, in the Town Of Waynesboro.
Three Tracts or Parcels Of Land,
lying on the South side of South-Riyet, near the
said Town of Waynesboro', the first tract CON.
tanning 35 Acres. 8 Foods, - Poles, the second
ii2 Acres, and the third 66i Acres. be the Same
mofe or less. These Tracts join each other, and are
bounded as sci forth in a deed OF bargain and
sale, executed by Jacob Bdmgafdner and Mary
his wife to said Bell, bearing date the 5ih Janus
y, 1924, and Of record in the Clerks Office of
the County Court Of Augusta. They also bind
upon the Turnpike road leading from Waynssr
bofo' to Rockfsh Gap. The lands are deemed
valuable' and the title is believed to be bnques-
llonable, but selling in the character of trustee
shall only convey such title as is vested In ne BY
The trust deed aforesaid
JOHN II. PEYTUN, Trustee.
April IL, 1915.
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BLANK BOOKS.

MASH g. WOODHOUSE have onhand prob
ably the largest stock of Blank Books eve
Kept in any one establishment in the State, and G
qua! perhaps greater. than is usually met with al
ready made, at the largest manufactures at tn,
North.
We have medium, demi and cap Day Books
tedgers and journals, made OF the most superior
blue laid, blue wove and white linen paper
bound and finished in the most durable and work
manlike manner.
Also, others warranted good Of a cheaper de-
scriptioh.
Besides, full and half bound Cap Ledgers, Day
Books; Journals, Cash Books, Sales Books, In
yoice BOOKS b'ii Books, Receipt Books, Bank
Books, Pass Books, Memorandums of every size,
CHECK Books, (the most beautiful ever seen,)
Books of Drafts, Promissofy Notes, Indexes. Lei.
ter Books, Records, &c: &c.
BLANK BOOKS made, ruled and bound, to
any pattern at short notice, and In the verv best
manner.
Richmond, November II.
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BRAMDRETA's PrxLs.

PRESERVATION OF HEALTH.-It has been re
marked and most truly that the three ordinary
OF Health are early rising exercise and personal clean
illness Personal cleanliness all have in their power
observe but to many early rising is nconvenient and
exercise impossible, in Of the of their
worldly ayocations To those the use of BRANDRETHs
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pitts, wonld prove of great
value in the preservation of that inv aluablc blessing
health.
The peculiar action Of these pills is surprising
their operation being less powerful, according
fair State of health who is only costivc or slightly BIZ
hous, they will be scarcely felt the contrary il the
complaint be chronic and the constitution be much de-
ranged the effect generally at first is powerful un-
Gil the system be freed from of its most va,cd
and turgd humors This accomplished doses Sufficient
to two three copoirs eSacuaons, daily, will
restored TO a state Of health and renewed figor
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08
land For Sale.

RY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed TO the
subscriber by Addison Hyde and now of re.
cord In the Clerks Office Of the County of Au.
gusta' to secure the payment Of a certain sum Of
money therein specified, will sell to the highest
bidder, on the premises, for cash, on SATUR.
DAY the Sd day Of May next, 1916, a certain
TRACT OF LAND named in said deed of trust,
containing THIRTY-FIVE and half ACRES;
lying In The county of Augusta, near the town oil
Mt. Sidney, and adjoining the lands of said Hyde,
James Bourland and others.
The title TO the sald land is unquestionable, blu,
acting as trustee shall convey only such title az
is vested in me by the said deed.
w. b. KAYSER, Trustee.
April "a, is45.-tds.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY. virtue of two Deeds of Trust executed to
- the subscriber by Jonathan Horn and Wife,
one bearing date the 9TH February 1914, the
other bearing date the Gath February 1874,
both Of which are duly recorded in the Clerk g
Office Of the County Cour, of Augusta, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, shall on the 22nd
day of March next, at the residence of said Horn,
two miles West of Mt. Scion, in the County of
Augusta, proceed to sell for cash to the highest
bidder, the following Real and Personal property,
TO wit: The Tract of Land on which the said Horn
now resides, adjoining the lands of Henry Nair,
ST., and others, containing SO Acres, together
with all and singular the appurenances thereunto
belonging. Also fifteen acres of Wheat In the
ground. five Beds and Bedding, Clock, Safe
and contents, Desk, Large Tables, small
do, Chairs, Looking Glass, small Wheels,
large do, Reel, 3 Sets of Mill Wright Tools,
Cross'cut Saw, lot of Kettles, Pots, Ovens
and Lids, Fire Irons, Shovel and longs, fell
ing Axes, 9 Mattocks, 9 Hoes, Q Shovel Ploughs,
lron-tooth Harrow, Loom and Tackle, i lot
of Plank, Scantling and Timbers for Saw-Mill,
lot of Meet Tubs, head of Horses, Mule, 3
head of Cattle, head of Hogs, Road Wagon,
and sets Of Gear.
The title of the above property is believed to
be good, but acting as Trustee shall convey such
only as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
RICHARD HI. DUDLEY.
Feb. 81, 1915.
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RICHMOND MARKEr.-MAr Q.

FLovR.-$4,62 S4,75 and scarce.
CArrLE-Bcef, from $3.50 to $3.50; Sheep, from
50 to $3.50.
BurTERX-Monntain wholesale, for common from ID
to IL cts. Fresh Butter, from 20 to 22 ccnts,
FrsH.--Herrings, new No. /, $4,75; Shsd new No. l.
So. -
BAcoS.-SmithGeld and city cured, hog round, 8
3 cents Baltimore and Western, hog round, l-2
cents; sides, les shoulders lag, ioles l 9
cts-Lard, Smithfeld and Baltimore, 8 Ia cts.
CoFFEE.-Rio, 6 Sd 3 cts; ST Domingo, Id ;
Laguyra, l.2 8, Java, 9l-2all.
IEAs.--imperiai and Gunpowdcr, IS cents S ,25
per ib.--Back, 35, go cts.
SuoAns.--Ncw Orleans, 8 a Z l-2 cents for common
10 prime Porto Rico asia; ST. Croix, 7l-2a 9l-2.
Loaf Sugars IL 10.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba, 80 cents; Porto Rico, 81 IS,
New Orleans, in barrels, SO and 80 cts.
COTTON YARSs.-Richmond and Manchester (Fac.
tory prices) Nos TO ~, IL cts Nos 10 TO co. IS
Id.
InoN.-Pig. $35a $s7 So Up country bar, 1895
$S5.
Cur NAlLs.-4 30 cents.
PLASTER So, basin bank.
SALr-From the warf s ,55, from store S 90.
CATrLE-Thc Baltimore American Of Saturday
quotes the prices Of Beef that market ranging from
1925 to $a,6s on the hooper 100 lbs.equa to $3.50
and IS 90 nett
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-05-08

Sir,--As you are not an inhabitant Of the Com.
monwealth Of Virginia, take this mode of giving
you notice that on Monday, the End day Of June
lS45, al the office of Charles Chaplin, in the town
OF Lexington, Rockbridge County, Virginia,
shall proceed to take The DISPOSITIONS of William
White and others, which dispositions are intend.
ed to be heard as evidence in cause now de-
pending and undetermined in the County Cour,
of Augusta County, in which am plaintiff and
you are defendant-and if from any cause shall
be unable to finish said dispositions that day,
shall continue by adjournment from day to day
until all are finished.
JOHN w. PAINE.
May 8, 1S45.-4t
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V1RGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circus. Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, March the
LIST, 1876
Nathaniel Massie, William Wi,hrow, Jr and
Henry b. Jones. late merchants under the style
and firm of William Withrow, Jr. & CO., and
John Coiner, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Overson Gibson, Solomon Gibson, John Brooks,
James Bell, and others. Defendants;
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Richard Gibson, Thomas Glib
son, Johnson Gibson, and William Gibson not
having entered their appearance and given securi-
ty, according to the act Of Assembly and the Rules
of this Court, and i, appearing by satisfactory evil.
dence that they are not inhabitants Of this Com
monwealth 1t is ordered, that the said Defendants
do appear here, the LIST day Of the next term ST
day of June, 1850 and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper printed in Staun-
ton, for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the Courthouse.
A copy-Teste,
NfCH0. G. KINNEY, 6. G.
March 81, l945.
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KOCABRIDGE L.ayv,D
FOR SALE.


RY virtue Of Deed oil Trust made by john
- Galbraith to William Taylor and James ID.
Davidson, on the 18th February, lS43, and OF
record In the Clerks Office OF Rockbrdpe. I shall
proceed on The idth day Of May hext, on The pre-.
misses, to sell at public aGctioh, Tract of Lahu
In said county, containing
4sS A0EskSs
This Tract lies OF, The main Valley Road. ID
miles from Lexington, 9 miles from the Natural
Bridge, and within four miles Of James river,
which is navigable at all seasons for boats con.
veyihg Seventy or more barrels Of Hour. The
improvements consist of large two story Bier
House' with ten rooms In II conyepiehily ar,
ranged good Brick Kitchen; Smoke House;
and Ice Rouse. all in good repair, and Iarpee
Log Stable. The house has been occnbied for
many years as Tavern, and Is, as we'll from It's
situation, as its arrangement, admirably adapted
to that purpose. In addition to the improve.
ments above mentioned, which are situated on
the road, there is near the centre of the Farm
large Log Barn with sheds ON three sides, and i
Dwelling House two stories high, built Of hewed
logs, and good kitchen-so that the purchaser,
II he does not choose 10 occupy the Building OH
the road, may rent il out as Taveth. About 900
acres of the land are cleared, the balance is we'll
understanding of black OAK, walnut, pom
lar and hickory. The cleared land is In good
state oil cnltivaton about 35 acres Of IL Hte we'll
set with clover, there are about 95 acres Of food
meadow, all of which can be watered from the
stream which passes through IT, The Whole land
is enclosed with good fence, and the fields NAV
be SO arranged as to have water in each. The
neghborhood Is good one and entirely healthy:
1t is seldom that SO desirable tract of land is iii
the market.
Tie land will be sold on credits of one, two:
Three and four years, in equal instaments.-
Terms farther made known on the day Of sale.E
The title is believed to be dndoubted but act,
Ing as trustee. shall only sell such title as the
Deed conveys. j. ID. DAVIDSON.
One Of the Trustees:
Lexington, Abrll H. fS15
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INNOCENT AMUSEMENT
FOR NRISWNIA Isr@UlnSo

ZANE Of Master Rodbury and his pupils (:
The Game Of the Kings;
The Strife of Genius By a lady.
evening parties.
Game of Pope and Pagan,
Inc game OF the Mansion OF HappIness.-An in
The national game Of the American Eaule
Tho Pickwick Cards Invented by Samuel Wei.
Ter, for the entertainment of his friends.
great variety Of Dissected Maps, and Puzzles
Battedores and Shuttecocks;
The Graces
Skipping Ropes, &c. For sale by
NASH g. WOODHOUSE.
1877, Main street, Richmond.
May 8, 1916.
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~ o 9 l. / . 81 II S i

MY election 70 the Legislature for The next
I'VE session, wilt not Interfere with my Profess
ionaI engagements. shall be absent at but t$3
monthly terms Of the County Court, and shall
make arrangements for Having my business at
tended to in my absence without any additional
charge 70 my clients.
practise IN no Courts but those held at Staun-
ton, and tle Court Of Appeals at Lewisburg, and
even including my absence in Richmond will be
less from home than most Of my professional
brethren. JOHN B. BALDWIN.
May /, 1875.