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Forms Of the Enquirer.

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s,sre Of single letter Is scarcely OF any account
s'nr. sr;er II is the accumulation of postage IN an
TN 1--we business, which operates as serious tax
rP'"'~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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RICHMOND VA TUESDAY MtRNING JULY H. 1s46.

&c. We joice that OF! friends .! the Register
have survived she wreck ol matter and crush
OF unstable buildings. lis worthy Editors can
never lie put down while they exhibit The follow
Ing line spirit:
"1he Register could not and should not have
gone; for while We are blessed with health and
strength, and the approving smiles OF the hos, OF
friends who cheer US in our daily Toll, the banner
OF lhe Register must float aloIl! II our office
with its contents ofype and press should be swept
away by an unavoidable and Unforeseen calami-
~, We will try 10 procure another, and, by The
blessing OF God upon lardabie efforts, hope on,
hope everr"
The same paper gives US tie following liens
q losses BY The feed in Inc country:
'The farms along The lanks Of creeks near
town have all sustained more or les damage
Whole corn-Eeds were literally Destroyed the
soil being in many instances washed entirely of
The destruction ot hay, oats. wheat rye, and Of
The growing cropol coin, can hardly be estimat-
ed The losses generally fall upon taose who
are able 10 bear Them; but, as matter Of course
where destruction has been so general, poor men
illy able 10 bear losses, have suffered with tbe
rest Bridges have been carried off in every di-
reciion. One ol The bridges from the McAdam.
lid read rcss, Of did The morning after the flood
in our old friend MIR. Jacob Rohr's from, ro!ch 7
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IN cHAycERy.-v,se,s.. a. cour, held f

Tn CHASCERY.-ViRciSiA: As Court held for
Prince Edward county, the 18th day Of June. ls4S:
William boswell Thomas boswell, Allen Philips and
Elizabeth NJ. his wife. formerly Doswel and Norris
Taylor and Mary his wife, formerly boswell
against Plaintiffs:
Henry II. Watkins and James Vaughan and Sally his
Wife Defendants.
The plaintiffs. by their attorney, have this da. filed
the biz. setting forth, that sum ut money remains
In Tie hands Of Henry y Watkins, Esquire a,Icnr,
in suit under the style q ''indson rs Hud-one adolf
nis;ra,or, ;" fu.neriy p.n6ng IN this Court. III whi
s.it there WA final deere pronounced al The Sepen
Der TERM Is 5, hy the of which The said sum n
money IL due 10 jain Law and Poly his wife, Henry
KIM and Judith Ills WIFE, Francis Vaughan aud Ma.dt-
lin his wife, James Miller AMI Patsey bis wife, and
Thomas Moore and Susanna his wife VINO, .ose'het
with the plaintiffs, and James Vaughan and "a y his
WIFE, are suppressed TO he The distributes aad heirs al
law o: Sally Mason deceased: and that, II the time of
the said Decree The said persons were ahsent from The
State Of Virginia, and their residences were unknown;
and that the plaintiffs and the said Watkins re since
the aforesaid, made d'gen eran'ry as 10 their
places of abode add haze not been able To ascertain The
same on consideration whereof, aud on The motion az
m. n,an; The Count DOH sdjrdge order aud decree.
that the said John Law and Polly his Ec. Henry King
and Judith his WIFE Francis Vaughan and NagtsleFe
his wife James Miller and Palsy his wife, and Tho.
mas Moore and Susanna his WIFI, az iei:
onnear here :, the September TEN ne't' and make
n,tt;es defendants IN ;his cause ha' their
rio his NAV hc asceriarei; and II artea5 by s.'i-te
,o,y evidence that Tie defendants: James N.tsedh ara
sally bj. wife ara nar inhabitants o. iais ,omuioh
wealth the Court dc; .ufhsr ORDER that tney also az
near here nj the next September term ara ansrer 'ne
ain,inx b, and that copy o. thu orders bs insert
"a IN some newspaper published u: this Commonwealth
once week for eight weeks successfully and tina. ano
Their copy thereof be posted at the l'on. aoo' u 'ne
Conr,-house OF ihl. county Ccpy-Ieste,
June 30-cU8w b. ). "oASA"' y
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TN CHANCERY.-viRGixta:-A Al Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Crcnit Superior Court OF LII"
and Chancery for Buckingham county, on Monday, the
4lh day Of May. 1916 ,, ,-,
Clement n Fontaine. Trustee for William A. Light
foo: lis wife and children. Virginia A. Le'iioot, John
r. Lirntfoo. George A. Lirhifoot. Mary T. Lishtoni,
and Pbp IS LlsnIf ot. he las; Ave 81 ~nom are me
children Of William A. and Caroline a. Lishioot ana
ar. under The age Of twenty one years, and VINO sue ~
Clement K. Fontane, F'a'n''u''
against
John r. J.er and Nancy his wife, IL their ow rights
and as Executor and EI-euthx Of John Guerrant, de
e.assd, George H. Matthews, Administrator OF uanici
Guerrant deceased Robert h. Hooker James L. Scruess
and Robt Nicholas, administrators OF Finch scrugss
deceased Willis chambers, William A. Lishttoot ano
Caroline M. his wife, Nehemiah McAshan and George
Booker, tho Nehemiah McAshan Jarrau a. Jeies,
and James VI. letter, Defendants
The defendants, Nehemiah AeAshan, John I. Jcter,
and Nancy Je,er having entered their appearance
and given security, according 10 the &C; Of Assembly
and The rule. OF the Coui., md appearing by sati-ac
tory evidence that they Inhabitants OF this coun-
tfy il ordered lha, the said absent defendants Go ap
rear before the Judge Of the said Court on the rt DAY
If sep,er,5er term next and the bill ofe plain.
,,I and that copy OF hs order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in III city II Eichno.d
Tor tuo months sucressivey, and posted q, the font
doc, OF tbs Cont house OF this county.
a Ccpy-fe-;e,
June S0-cw2m ELDalHGE, y. =. .. u
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June S0-cw2m

TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules mold IN The
Clerks Office OF thu Circnt superior Courts OF Law
aad Lhsucery for Cumberland County, on the nss
Monday in June, 1876:
Daniel Martin and Elizabeth bis wife, Formerly
Hudgins,) Thomas H. Hudgins and frances Hud-
gins, I'aih''ns'
against -.
Martha J. smsih, adm'nix Of Poindeater p. smith,
des., who admuistratnr Of Thoma, HudEns dec,
Robert Hndsns Henr, Bagb, and Susan his wife, Ben
i.nin Hudpns and Jane, ilutgins. D. PENDANTS.
The defendants, George w Duwdy and JaEc ms
wifi, having entered their appearance aad given e.
OF hi, corr, aud appearing ny satisfactory
that they not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, J,
is ordered the said defendants 90 appear here on
the first day of III. Angus, term and answer Inc
bill Of the pisatl; and that copy Of This order be
forthwith inserted newspaper published IN tue
City Of Richmond, for months successfully ana
posted q, the front door Of the Court House 81 ton
county. A Copy. Tes:e.
JIne so-evaus B. B. WOOpsOS, D. e.
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TIE TARlFF-I,osi /, t;e ssse,c.

This great question VIII come up for discus sion
in h= Senate OF The United States today. The
ultimate decision b: hat toiy upon liz bill witch
has 70 ssed the House 81 Representatives is soon
expected. The whole country Cooks 10 the Sc
nate" The Wings lock 10 il with the hope that
through differences Of opinion among The MAORI
" Of The body, OF The tedious forms rarliamsr-
iary usage a, This late period OF The session. tie
bill nav Be defeated AMI their policy sustained
70! Inc present, 10 spite Of Inc Democracy, vic,
by their numbers in ho Houses d Congress.
have il in iier powel - he triumphant upon any
issue between tis parties. The monogolisis iooL:
. j: with mingled ser,im=nl, u hcpe and tear
sometimes playing uron the local ncTe.'s OF
each Democratic Senator, and al Diners tislrust.
ing their a hiity 10 maze any breach in The sena-
ioriai phaanx
What say the Democracy what say The peo-
nle themselves What are The hopes and The
wishes OF that overwhelming majority who placed
MIR. Polk in The Presidential Chair, and BY whose
poent voices lhirty-one on, OF hy-siX gentlemen
hold their seats in the Senate OF he u States =
They "ook 10 The Senate 10 consumma,e the
work which has been so well begun b. the House
Of Representatives. They cannot and will not
doubt Inc disposition Of The Senate 10 carry our
their wishes a. The House has done
Lei lhe Wings and the monopos,s, then, be
disappoin,ed By the Passage Of the bill; and the
Senate, which is now 80 anxiously "lcoked 10,
will receive the gratitude Of The great majority in
no coun,r,
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PAMUNKEY LAND IN MARKET.

"a VIZ MEL La ~ IN MANN l.
THE subscriber, Wishing 10 ohangehs place Of ioea-
i ton, either Tor the South West, Is induced by
that and other considerations, 20 0fIer for sale, on
scnabie t-ins three Farms, located on The Pamunkry
River: First-The Oak Spring Farm, Ing imm' date
~ The river oilers prrh APPS many Inducements 81
any Farm Of is size in The tide water secion II con-
tains three hundred and ifiy acres Of land. two hun
dret and nifty Of which Is arabic land and no" und'r
a high state uf cultivation aud Improvement, having
recently married with the sand Ear and i
now well ST la clover u has IL Two story Wood
Hous-, with eight r"nlnd icons, closets. &C.. per
. tanning 10 ro"vrniti; hccse: Kitchen u ioir
rooms iaifS ICE House; Negro Cabins, hoin-; ana
fiBc Stable, arria7c a;a tari linasc. H. 0gnd
anywhere. Tins Fam la attach 10 il 1e FISHERY
a"d bark. ahnn, 4 n ma. hr second Farm
called Ia, field, is arlrd from the hfst ~ rhrip,.
-t,iprf nd. Thls Farm mai hy tcceat slrsrl
=. .ud cd aud ..yeuiy ~ ,nd Two tir i'-i %
when 10 wucI reEiarL y set t.iei.d-i'a;, -
g--, the arsh- lan,., i, unI-r fine enclosure,
and good Of cultivation. Some Of this land has
been married., and ali OF well dtched Ihi- Farm las
Orchard II, contanin: some eight OF nine dintr
kinds Of ira,t, all Of superior quality II boast
Of hne water also; there henR numerous springs, AMI
well the Farm. The Buildings consist Of an Over
seer's House, with two Tonms; Smoke House; stabie
Barn. Corn Houses. and Negro CAbns all OF comfort
able order. The third Pam, heing sone Sies dis
tant from the two above mentioned Farms, offers con-
siderable Inducements. as reead, health nne !" a,er
&C II contains thee hundred aud thirty acrs Of land
all lying beautifully; some very productive meadow
ian attached t.; and the rrrsief portion al III i,sh
lana mas hren married. and i 10" u ci"s"r Tie ~
pTuvenicGts 60 ss-i III small Wood H",>e, with
fur r,.n.-, and ary ouiliDn>e-. These Ian !
are all we'll situated being -ufioradei by rnrrrr'it
honorable planters; aud III -hhnrhooi caa hca. 9"
good health any other Underwater section. Either
the above ian.d Farms admirably adapted
p.y sicIan; Inc pacc- brla- worth frcn enc thnu
sand n. hundred 10 Two thousand dollars; ana GOOD
, money al That
Private no ions, Connected with my future arfance
me MS, induce "ifer these lands 10. sale. Wy
anxiety 10 sell Mil guarantee good bargains All wish
ing 10 purchase lands ~ Underwater section, will do
well 10 view these premises III lh- purchaser wishes
il, ne can b. supplied with every thing necessary 10
cultivate the Farms with.
TrH4s :-R. asonable time Will be- allowed the pur
chaser. Possession for seeding wheat in the Fan WIN
Az ne.t WM r. BRASToN.
King William County July lc-e3m
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VOLUME XLIII.-NuMBER %.

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
b. mi r,h he G&rice ead consent ofne .Srno,.
Charles Mason, 10 lie chief Justice Of lie su.
p'cmc Ccun Of Iowa, from The 9th july, when
nj, present commission will expire.
L. ). Wilson, 10 be associate Judge Of The SUI
rreme Cour OF Iowa, from he 9th July, when
his present commission will expire.
Charles n. Gardner 10 be deputy postmaster
at Washington CITY, vice William Jones removed.
Robert n. Mcmillan 10 be collector OF The Gus
toms for The dislric; OF Teche, and inspector oil
revenue ioT The por, o. Franklin, Louisiana, vice
Robert Royser, deceased.
Robert Patterson, PENNSYLVANIA, 10 be major
general in The military service otthe United States
II accordance wh the provisions oi The act APP
proved June 2G ISIS.
ASSISTANT adjutaH generals inter lie act ofJpnc
Is 1915.
Captain George A. Mccall oiihe 4th infantry.
TO be assistant adluiant general, with he breye,
rank OF major.
Brevet Captain William w. s. Bliss. assistan
adlrIant general, to be assistant adju.ant general
with The bTeyet RANK OF major.
First Lieutenant Randolph Rdgely, OF The 81
artillery TO be assisian, adjulan, general with the
breyet rank Of captain.
First Lieutenant George Lincoln, Of the Sh in
iantry, 10 be assistant adJu!an, general, with The
btevet rank OF captain.
First Lienenant Oscar r. Winshp Of The ID
dragons 10 he assistant &C 1,ant general with me
b'eve. rank Of captain in place Of w w. $.
Bliss, promoted
IL ne Regiment Of Noan'e@ RJfsmen 81 IHua
DcasDoAe
Charles Ruff, 81 Missouri, 10 be captain. in place
a Bella NJ. Hughes, whodccines 10 accept.
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
We lay before our reaicrs (says The Uuionl
some additional appointments, which were yes
terday confirmed b. The Senate oi the UEiiei
States. The first OF these is the appointment. q:
General Patterson Of Philadelphia, as Major Ge-
ne.a IN the army. There are others IN mis-
batch, however, which require more special al
lection.
We have been struck with he p-oprie,y uf the
nomination. and subse9Ien. confirmation OF tie
additional assistant aaIuans general authorized
ulster The recent acf Of Cnrer.ss. They appear
10 have all been taken from among tie officers
who distinguished themselves in The actions oI The
Sill and oh o.! MAY, and were tayorably spoken
.! in the reports q their seniors.
Major Mccall, who heads lhs lisi, IS The o.icer
who i 50 !ayorabv mentioned in the report a.
having commenced The acion OF the 9h ami VII
as General Taylor writes, has in TWO former in
stances rendered valuable service IS par;iza,.
officer.
Major Bliss has been the assistant atluran,
general 10 the army 0. occupation since ii first
entered Texas and 81 whose fitness for The dn,;e>
OF his station there tan II no question, intrpen-
denily ii me testimony Of Gen. Tarior, O. 10
efficient All rendered ~ hin On Tie s.h ant alh.
o. CaP'. Rifg"lr. r. general peaks in hioh
prise 10 The gallant al Efficient manner III
anich nc aaIG,dy:ei .Hi served ms battery;
willie ne terrible .,r KEEP; ~ y Eim in tie Al
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TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS REWARD.

An OFF Ifo!l TIE sht>ctIItfs on y IuIII ~! VIIT
IA Negro Hen, VIZ NiLLlA M HESSiS, atoht =,
wears old ter 10 inches hal. black >tFai,ht and well
bult very smart. and nay aticnr; 10 cct oh hy The
way Of fredericksburg and Washington v" VIII .Itr
r him slGa, either here IN sCuir jail JAMES Is yell
low feet inches high about - years Old has ben
living this place. For hi delivery here W. Viii give
$50 DASDRIDGEi is about feet ~ inches high, brow
SKIN about 25 years DID, coed ookins has lived here
and in Petersburg. For his delivery here we will give
$50. MARSHALL IL about 10 years old, black, stout
built has been living about here. For his delivery 10
us, we will give S2J MARSHALL is the properly Of
r n Dickinson COCHRAN & JAMES.
Richmond IuY li-cu
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xJ{RGiSrA-Ata Court of Quarterly Sermons begun
' and held for Westmorrland county, on honaay' De
2s,h day Of May, 1896: .c,,.,,.
arnp hv satisfactory evidence I" the tol' hat more
o wears have eapsed since The pr"sa' q tne SUD
viii, ana The qualification Of The .a's sol : hnr A.
@ -, a., "a so, ! HUT according the Statute n
s"ss 0. es .as assssd a March m all persons
SAVING claims agans, the Estate Of The sad Gerard
Hut, deceased do exhibit the SINE 10 ,ne I u
thai eooy OF his order he published In the Richmond
Enon,,.r for eight wsess and posted al The coof oil ire
Coun bouvs Of this county on two several C"a as!a
Copy-Tet:s: ,,,.rr :, n
Jane .-ewsw WILLiAh NJ ~ = -
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SCHOOL AT CLIFTON.

SCHUUL at CLIFTON
IN the ist day OF September utlt shall open q
~ 8 hao for Boys Clifton, In tho county ri Cum
eeand unces the instruction OF M Nathaniel c. Burt,
tsradua,e OF Princeton College.
AZ IL 10 my object 10 give my own son: thorough
pe?aracn for College, have obtained satisfactory
evidence Of Mr. Buu's competency 10 Rivs instruction
inihe Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics az
well asof hts moral and religious character.
wish TO rec.ive boardrrs Ia nay family Ave or six
eos., q good moral character.
they will be provided with conveyance for attend
as ousie worship every Sabbath day, the Prsshye-
an ana Episcopal Churches, alternately; and sabbath
Nteises VIII b. required Of them at home
situation of clifton, heing eiev ated and beyond
htal.hfui ' Tvs -
N-.-For Boa,a and Tuition, Including beddng z,
oa- h,f ptysse IN advaa,e, me b,,cr. y, ,t. rom.
NJ ,n..s y ne second session OF i've months
May 22-cwr n,,,-
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4 TEACHER.

A GENTLEMAN, who has had several years exoe-
n Renee In teaching, - desirous OF obtaining per
n,an~nt sitaao healthy section OF virginia
a. viii furnish the satisfactory Testimonials oi
moral character scholarship, and competency To teach.
A Temporary :; luauon IN private family would be
aecen:.d for ce:y small compensation f"t iur.he'
iai, marion, address 4. L. u, Ri.hmcnd, Va.
lLi.
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.

Wereere 20 hear Ina, Mr. Chas.H. Thompson
Ilaxas mills, on Friday nigh, last. about o.
clock. Mr.. thompson, in company with some lev
friends went into me river Tor tae purpose Of bath
ing, and la ling reniured some distance from The
shore, over his depth j! is supposed, he was seized
win the cramp, and sunk 10 rise no more. All
efforts 20 save him proved unayailing. He was
a young man, about !weniy-eght years Of age
OF exemplary character, and had been, for seve-
raj wears. employed in the hardware establish
ment Of MIR Thomas y. Rust, in this city, bu!
had Just commenced business Tor himself. The
deceased has lec wife ant lolr chifen
Sir Tibbas 81 Kentucky lad voted 10 place
sab On The tree list. Beng satisfied that this
would defeat the bill, lie moved reconsideration
0. he vote Il was 10 sore he bill, which, though
no; quite 10 his liking in this particular, ACTUALLY
relieves that necessary Of lie from bnrdensnme
taxation ol more than ere hundred per cent. upon
ils value; reducing the tax iron about l2O 10 20
per cent, or from ) cents 10 about | cent and Z
nj Is per bushel.'
In note 10 the ciirc.s Of The In;eigcncer, he
se.s iorh the merits Of The Hill, as ns.ying him
IN the course lie had psTsue,!
With sacw cage that this wouii be lie ac-
nal Tes-l. in he belief tn: II con>ea;ina 10 ne
ou.y u ,cr cen, In sail ihr Passage Of -"
b.. wcu,d b. secure "A bll! which in my cpn-
ion, il etitcr, b. diminishing the duties e :ef:
great extent uron IL accessories, ani .hrowins
idfceI aid more Ins proportion upon tie iuxn'ieS
II HE. removed lie aGfi-as Of taxation from lns
shoulders oil the lahoring classes aud placed them
upon those more bic 10 bea; them; which Believed
the laboring and particularly The agricultural
/ classes from the oppressive burdens and unjust
Determinations produced by The operation o! tts
minimum, and msapplica;ion Of The specific du-
tis: oil the act Of 1872 which not only relieved The
/ West and the South from an oppressive system
~ taxation for sectional advantages. but placed
heir agricultural productions (pal,icularly Inc
pc. -tnp:e 1t Youi anon which tie iuiy has been
Increased from > - 50 pc. cent? nf"7 more
eavo, foa;n, 81 competition with re Ii"al i3f-
ego articles. when IN ever way, IL INV opinion,
would opera;e more iairiy and ju>iv upon al IN:
yaIions Interests q: the whole country than Ire
I act 0. lsi2-5elicyin. hat 80 great a measure
when think will be productive 81 50 much good
should no, ;ail !hr 30 small matter, not beng
willing to ioss all because couli no, get all that
wanted, carried ont the principles Of concession
| and compromise which had avowed in debate
| and moved the reconsideration"
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lNIEY SPRINGS.

THIS watering place. situaed twelve miles West oil
Harrisonburs, IN the county Of Rockingham, u now
open for the reception Of company Beng the strongest
and unrest chaiy in this county, il famous Tor
D,spep.a, Liver and Dropsica complaints, Scroiuid
letter sea dhead and all erupons Of the sSn ana u
e-rs Of long standing and for female diseases 1t Is In
fil lille.
ny For further particulars. see haudbilis.
July ly-ctlstAuy. SITES, MILLER & Fry 4.
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FARMERS SANK OF VIRGINIA

THE President and Directors have declared CYL
dend Of lhreeand half per Cent, out Of The pronS
al the las, SIX months, payable on or after the i''h
JaIy sHhJec, deduction Of one quarter per cent.
in,y .o-co,y j. C. BLAIR, Cashier.
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The Western Continent.

PARK BENJAMIN AID w VI. u. U ibaiISON, EDITORS,
ISa family newspaper, published every Saturday IN
Baltimore, Mary and, aud devoted 10 the pie-- va
ton Of the Cnion and the best Interests o The South;
ii no party IN politics bu; independent; containing
III. novel aud pleasing literature, and fun epi-
tome al all the cnrren news Though established hu.
little than three months, IL already has weekly
circulation of THOUSAND coriEs-quite sufficient
To insure its permanently This number j. increased by
daily accessiCns Of subscribers nom all parts OF the
country. Specimen numbers, containing prospectus.
&c. are always sent 1rauiloaslv 10 any applying
by letter postpaid. The Of the paper fol-
lows
For one subscriber, 81 year in advance.
For three subscribers, s. year 10 advance.
For club OF ten subscribers, sl5 year III advance
For club of Is subscribers S2n year in advance.
Postmas-rs all towns and villages are requested
10 act Is aE.at. and wil he allowed handsome ,ii>
count ON ans number ~ .sc't,ons obtained aud to-
warded by il-in. None: niiy rc reunited 10 me pni'
fishers ASA, their -. andi spe!s-. The bi'ir
ii any solvent ank N any S;ae tet@rci a. !htii home
value. Add,-> the idin.>nT Publishers,
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
Jarvis Building, North Si!crt. Ia t6"re, Maryland
" y. Agents obtain subscriptions. and sell single
numbers Of the Western Continent, wanted IN Mary
land, Virginia, and all The Southern and Western
towns ana villages Also, travelling agents, 10 whom
satisfactory compensation will be allowed. Pease ap-
ply by letter, postpaid. April lO-cwSm
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s1n,5 S.trn in all tine Courts If Law and Equity
Sua;h Arkansas.
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