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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

At Cour, of Quarterly Session begun and held for
A NV Kent County, al the Court House thereof, on
Il,ursdas the 18Th day of August, 1916:
ON the motion OF James Woodhn, IT,, who married
R-n.,cA C. slater, daughter of Meredith Slater, de-
,sss and who is one Of the distributes Of the said
M-,rd,h slater: |, appearing TO the Court that more
Than Two wears elapsed since the QUALIFICATION Of
R,rhmond T. Lacy a, The administrator OF Meredith
STATE d,reased ii is ordered, that all persons laving
claim. against the Of Meredith Slater deceased
do rhb, the same settlement 10 the said kichnohd
4, Lazy administrator of Meredith Slater, deceased
L.frg The lOlh dsy OF November 1885, and that copy
of ,s order BE- inserted for eight weeks IN me kich
,uond Wing and Richmond Enquirer, and another copy
ihureofb posted al the Court House door oil ls eou"
Is on Two several Court days. ,
Copy, BAL. u. Shhloi ih-,, ~ "
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Hon. John Hemphlll, Chiel Justice CT The State
of Texas ard Hon. Ashbel Smith, late Minister
Of the Republic Of Texas 10 France reached this
city on Monday night. Mr.. Hemphill is an old
printer, from South Carolina.-[N. Y. Express,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
IN CHANCERY. vIRcisiA:-In Northumberland
County Court, 10th August, 1886,
Richard w. Lewis, Comnlan,nt.

EDUCATION.
M 'Se NARY FORBES will reopen her
W School Tor young ladies on Monday 28,h
september. Her sisters, who will assist her
VIII also continue their school for children.
Sept 2-cw4w >"'oie"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

ner, in compliment To his services in assisting TO
bring about the settlement OF the Oregon qucs-
zion.
Mr. McLane made delicious speech in reply
to The resolutions of the Chamber OF Commerce,
which we shall publish hereafter. His accept
ance or non.accepance OF the dinner was not
known
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

CREATED GREE AND EQUAL."-The
n. Y. Courier and Enquirer boldly throws of The
mnsk and avows its aTlslrocfalic incinatIons, lis
contempt OF the masses of the people, and its ad-
miraiion Of every species OF social nobility that
can be- INDUCED in amongst rs republicans, with
the coolest eilronlery. |, reminds US oil a certain
divine in This city who, writing from abroad, and
publishing his letters in Sunday School perioji-
cal declared that We never should have hac ,cil-
g,on in this country until we had The social DIS
tinctions Of Great Britain, 10 teach the poorer
classes proper humility And yet he was an
American, The Courier and Enquirer, whose
conductor is also, By birh only, (no in sentiment
an American, says:
"Nol a syllable have We written which justices
the inference that we are in favor Of social equa
IL. and opposed TO classes Of masters and ser
wants So far from our advocating or entertain
ING such ridiculous notions, we nave ever Iidi-
culed them as rreligious, dangerous and disor-
oanizing. The Almighty himself Instituted a
Stale Of socie,T in which such classes were re-
eognized and The Reeener Of mankind ncul-
caIed upon all a respect for such Institutions
Social equality is, in our opinion, an
utter impossibili,y; but, were il otherwise, we
should oppose it as at war with our tastes and
feelings"
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DAVID ]. WOODFIN,

ATTORNEY At LAU,
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA
WILL practice regularly in The Superior aud Inferior
w Courts of Law and Chancery of Buckingham
Cumberland Fluvanna aud Pow halan. All business
confidei to him will be promptly attended to.
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The Franklin House,
}. l05. CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN 81 & In

NJ. 100. CHEsNUT ST, BETWEEN Sd * 1rH,
p II l. A d ELP II "A.
THIS popular and central Hotel, established by The
L Mcssrs Sanderson, having passed into the hands
of the subscriber he desires 10 inform his friends and
the public, that il is now open for the reception OF
guests.
To those who have visited 'tThc Franklin House. y
its advantages n desirable stopping place well
known those who have not, viii he only necessa.
slate that is situated in the busiest part of The
most fashionable street, IN the immediate vicinity OF
the Exchange, Post Office, Banks, Custom House,
Places Of Amusement Hotels, Steamboat Landings,
Railroad Depols, Public Squares, Court-hOusrs etc.
Since the change Of Propretors, large amount OF
money has been expended III enlargng, rs-ittng,
furnishing and painting. Amonsthe numerous improve
ments, may be mentioned Improved Entrances, New
Ladies' Ordinary, n New Gentemens Dining Saloon,
Room besides many other minor improvements.
The principal features Of first rate lotel-"The Ia
bic and Wine Cellar Twill be under the management
of Sir. JAMES ". SANDERSoN, one Of The former
Propritturs ambition to excel Caterer well
known. Ills widely celebrated Cook, "PELLETlEr,
aided by experienced assistants, Will still continue lie
his right hand man.
The Office and Books will he under the charge Of air.
GEORGE P. BURNIIAM, late the able Editor of The
'sDaily Ohio Unon," Of Cincinnati, aud more recently
of Boston.
In Short great exertions have been made and hrrenf-
Ter Will not he spared, to render "TllE FRANKLIN
Of the very first Hotels for comfort, convenience,
sud r.al Iiyipss----- ID. X. MINOR.
I,,ir
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE AT


WILL be offered for SALE 10 the highest bidder, al
w King William Count house, nj September Court
next, that valuable Farm, called Fotbeck, lying upon
the Arqnntnn Swamp, III The county o. King William,
mean the AcqIinton Church. conlainn. about $50 acres,
large portion nf winch Is very vansbs low ground
The soil IS Well adapted 10 corn, wheat and clover me
farm is situated in good neigibofood, anu wen worth
the attention Of those wishing TO purchase. II has upon
il a tolrrable good dwelling, and other honsesis about
two miles from The Court house, and three miles fom
navigation, at Waikenon
Measure in showing il 10 any person wishing to pur
chase The Terms will be Accommodating, and made
known nthr day of sale.
JOHN BAGBY, Siry-nsville. Va.
WIN MCDONALD & co. Baltimore.
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WIN. MCDONALD s Co, Baltimore
Aug. o5-ctds
LAND For SALE AT AUCTION

LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION
10y virtue Of authority vested in me, shall SELL on
ID The premises 10 the highest bidder on Saturday, The
lath III September. the Tract Of Land which Mr..
William h. Banks lately resided THIS land lies on
Bansier and Pole TAI creek, two miles North Of
Halifax Courthouse, contains between 100 AMI 40
III land lar.e portion Of which Is ct excellent
quality is well adapted Ia the crops usually cultivated
III Tins county and susceptible Of high stale OF I'M
provrmeni. Bdnlsrr 'irer auids good batlellx nasi
CATION 10 Meadsvllle, which is three miles above =
There several mills for the manufacture Of Hour
within 4 few miles.
The improvements consist of n large and convenient
dw-lm. huuse, with all The buildings necessary for lie
comfort pf family thr hnuSing and securing ol
crops. The land j. well watrrrd, and The ocatlon
healthy. Fun possession will he given On The 25ih pr
rrmber with lhr privilege Of seeding wheat III The
Fall Ii desired, the purchaser could have ,In, date
possession Of The dwelling house aE portion oi The
premises.
TERMS-One.lhird Of the purchase money he paid
when possession Is gwen, The balance III one and two
years.
Mr. Harden T. Edwards, who resides On tie premises
of .lr. Thomas :. FioIrnoy, Of Halifax Conr house,
viii ShGw the land Ia any enc wishing 10 see u.
Aug. ll-clds WILLIAM l.. PASNILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

LAW NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. STlTii
[ prsc,ice law In partnership, under The flrnl Of
soTr Srrn, in all the Courts OF Law ana Equ'iy IN
s,u.h Arkansas. .,
~ Office al Camden, Washita county, Arkansas.
cl
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EFFECTS OF THE NEWS.-We learn
that there was considerable Of an advance in both
The -four and grain market in this city Yesterday
The market closed on Saturday very inactive,
but quite an improvement was visible Yesterday,
and some sales wer, made al slight ADVANCE
The New York correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Ledger, in reference 10 the effect OF the news
in that city, says:
The effect OF the foreign news upon breads,uils
has been 10 enhance their price materially. The
private advices received BY our merchants have
been even more favorable than those by The Lon
don and Liverpool journals, and there are abun-
dance Of orders received, with n stock on hand
10 meet them. Every barrel Of -four and every
bnshel OF grain is eagerly .nalched up as quicl,
as il arrives. The receipts, however are light,
shippers freely offer S4,37s Tor Genesee Tor ex-
port, and sales were made yesterday AT 81 49,,
bnt they were small, holders asking $50, which
orders do moi warrant.
While Wheat readily commands 95 81 cts.
and several thousand bushels have been sold At
those rates Red Wheats bring from 30 to Sc cts,
according to quality. Corn is in much demand
and good quality will bring 65 cts, inferior 66.
Rye is also in request al 66 els.
Cotton received something Of damper by the
foreign news and no transactions OF consequence
have taken place the past two days. There has
not as yc, been any decline Of prices, nor would
any have been conceded had The Great Britain
sailed on The day appointed; but as The next al
vices will be delayed till the next Boston steam
ship, it is more than probable that holders will
have 10 concede fraction 10 effect sales during
the next fortnight. As il is, the las, quotations
gave you still rule Baltimore Sun.
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BREADSTUFFS MARKET. The last
steamer from England it will be seen By the pa
ragraphs under the commercial head, brought on,
orders Tor The purchase OF Flour. Wheat and IN
dian Corn and Meal-ba.ei on the alleged .horl.
ness Of The potato crop and the effects OF unlavo-
rabIc harvesting weather in England. Prices
have advanced in the New York market, and
are likely 10 be correspondnsly affected here.
Il will be seen, By The Repor, Of Yesterdays
market, that since the receipt Of the news some
ten thousand barrels Of Flour have been sold here.
BalkinOrc dlncrilan
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VOLUME XLlH.-NUMBER 80.

ed from eminent gentlemen for the office OF Sc
cretary, The Board, with view 10 avoid The diff.
fcully OF selection for The present, determined
10 appoint one OF its own members; whereupon,
the lion. VIM. J. Hough regent from ~ York,
was elected 10 the office.
The Board then proceeded 10 the election Of an
Executive Committee, 10 consist OF three men,
bers, when Col W. w. Seaon, Mayor Of Wash
ing,on the Hon. Rob't Dale Owen and Colonel
Toten were duly chosen.
The Executive Committee will NEE, The Pre-
sident Of the United States BY appointment to-
morrow morning al o'clock, on the mall 10 Sc
ect site for the institution.
Al quarter past O'clock the Board adjourn
ed, 10 meet again Tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

~ HANCERY-vlRsISiA:- AT Superior Court OF
Chancrry for the Richmond Circuit held al the "a
p,cl in the City Of Richmond, June ~, io4o;
Edmund Christian, rlai"'m
against
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J

The parties to The annexed decree "i Court are mere
by notified thar have appointed "Wednesday, thc 30n
in ordered on which day, hy Ooc'ock, A. VI. they are
desired 10 attend al my office, In said city, with their
vouchers and papers, in order TO enan'e the '"n's
sioner 10 report thereon. . .,oony u r.
Aug nS-cwiw M. NJ. ho'p., ~. -
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Extracts from Speech OF the Hon. JOHN F.
COLLIN, "a plain, practical farmer,) Of New
York, delivered in the House Of Representatives.,
.Tune 10, ls16-on the TARIFF.
Mir Collin addressed the ConmiLlee as fol-
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IN CUASCERY.-VIRGIsIA-At Rules holden IN the
cIsrk,s Once of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chaucsry for the county Of Charlotte, the 4h day
&c August, 1886: ,n,, .,,nv
SvdpnT aud Richard p. Waller, late merchants and
parin.rs trading under the firm and style OF Bsrksdae
Waller Co.. who for the benefit OF M =. nnr Ms
ille tidiu''hs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

frederick GTfiHg, and other uelehuants.
The defendant above named not having entered MIS-
appearance and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabant OF
tins Commonwealth II is ordered, that the ssd detend-
ant do appear the rules To be held for the said Court
In the Clerks ofhe. thereof the first Monday IN No
vemhrr next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published IN the city of Richmond for two
months suecessvey and posted the front door of the
Capito w the said CITY, Copy-Teste.
Aug. 2l-cw2m A. p pONARD elk
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

We I'd c. h-aE F 1s-frae- #
b-e a.ser it-~ts lrrlS SugE-r ie --.A 49,.
-tsal b - coztFzrF - .t=il - 81
"a oze of skc f-ezli~e @-.azsz-s-
I@S1cn Frcaln naa<z1> taEa 4a4At ~
All oskr-s tle e1F>-- .s#a.r-r
q rlace tzaFt, AL s@ t--
md elSa,--n ieeer> a4fr .r o.
ho,e> a inrk ie si1-lt-rl- s.te- ~ r
ezaa ska-. elaee sAr Aifr = rsf.t
tn ke-> have Err4i rf-k
orfs-a- nr-nr seaarrL j aa FcAt ta
q - aa,- e1 AaeeT l1 -fF~ s-t r
r l. ~zrr1f far zez sN1rE = a.s.
49,. ,-,Ace<A tAe sel7.z -.
ara = sals w2r AaFe rarrs.- So
hnaev M tie flrnlrE tilf'se 49, -sr
ciesv sar ths ssi t0- Fesfs --+s
" eli prove . God sais s1's 'a' - b
rearing ac-ss3sng - ias go --Ir /.
has sl.e a3rzhssEe 81 ea-a-H'-- %
honey fs0rn the sfrrnE n
tea he oil Asr-s- ~
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17
ouo wARRAxro.

The .'quo warranto' act OF 1S43, has
been a fruitful theme Of controversy for
sometime past. whstever..nay be said oftha.
act. and the objects which il ses insepded
to effect. it is undeniab bly, true. that the Leg.
islatare il under the strongest possible. o B.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

ioin'neni . TIE sioa I-
~ ~'.' a''i'as'i Z. "a s.s = -
= -, II, aPpo.s'e'i JsssPa Y ts- . N''..
u 80 >G1sa. - r a. Ea-
Sea''- '-1aas : aoar "a l.s s,,-' se
- I. : aSl'sS Sioa- WAzse l.,
until q s1ceezs9r tiec,zl sTt,-r ~
= sent Ca. --f
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-17

drilling nor taking care of rs arms. or in
failing to enfore the discipline of the corps
such companies should on the certificate Oi
the drill master To that etfcc, &C dIstanded
by the Governor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-16
uSITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER STR 1T,

VI.
FHNiiE unlctsisn,d fesvertloiiy inf ru nc pub.
N ltc. Mat tlrS have l.s.sJ the above house
if q term oi ycnr;have had 80 entirely &c nuielcd
ard very much itarm,cd iu nc stangensni oi ~
ICONS aud fofche'; have had u newly ani hand.
Nfnriy painted rafntied aHd papttcj throughout
anI newly iumishcd. n a style uussrpo..cd by any
llo,ci ,n thc Wc,i. Every article 81. esitniy nc,,
ai ttc whole t.use lu hanIly DC. al with GO.
fAty Der ihe acc-nrnujsI urs az iLe hpnsa u
ht rnlIir, fully dclrfminrf. ,h6i sl guc,s ,ha,
'hi ~ heif husc, ,aiUiia.amsss has Nil aU Ia
o. 90 satsIcitS.
fH1H Nc suqtfio' arfnuscmFni nfIhc Iiruse ani
Iah aht 'ls i1caiion ID hc hau,o % icni oflLe
.ca"o'si la"d s ihey mdaite lhe hurr. iha
'h"Y VII receive q Ilsfsl .hnrs ~ fu.lc rsinrare
mayJ N~tTCuELLN CALDWELL.
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EH ECEIyED BY TiiE UNDERSIGNED
from ne cities VI New lotk. Phtiaiclihi,
e,pd Bsusmas~. q large aui gsoetel a-~il'or"t 81
Gnucctic-. ~hi,h ~ addition ~ ioHu'f s'pth ""h''
ia IL us-ostmeHt e'mpietc. 81 ~hfh ihe io'i"Ntrs
. a part. ~hi,h ,he, are De o.si 10 sell on ihe
,tu.i d~e-fatic stm.
lu7O bsg- RIO {, lee
% do java -
81 30 Foyer
20 DO Pimsuia
- che.ss iuung lI.,'n fsr
20 10 G~snrr~drr suI imfs'tsi
100 hfis Nc2 sni 3 Nl,kod
- J., La Sugar
2O0i Lhs Gius,. Sosth SnpH
1000 Lh- Cad Fab
5000 10 b. sirf'- a s~hcaihiug C'Ppef
800 Bsies Tn Plate
1000 Lie E.nsa Tn
JUUOLhs = ~lcr
q L. wife No. C - Is
, sa.es Lquefiee Ball
gjln L. MatI-t
100 IL. Cassa
2 BIS CieVs-
30 B,xs. Ra,so.
3 Blie, 5 : \ mDi.d.
10 Bril- AisR
81 Numfgs
~ B.acs Chocolate
20 Bf, Cain, ~ Lrr~o9i
10 dp Ctand GHsyf
2Cerru. tudisp
cask LlmlAlaek
20 kegs Mu.iaui
s. L.rs. C.y,ul "a Tobacca. 8. u. and l.
lunrs
TO- Bds y % Nius.e.
~ do SuSsr liuu-e
FLEMING s. HUNTER.
y r. The fuii"virr nrtiss ~ C'uniu fs.i"ce
.l,. m E,shanee. Hacan Lard, feather. Bes'
NaI. Baief. CiO,rt seed. flsi.o'd .c''-e"g krgs
Gr. FLEMING a HUNTER.
whc.hoe. NJ, -. -.
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IEAVE removed hti g. a%b''hmes ~ heir
EtNcw Bu,k Bai'jirc eat ,ide of " w
XII a fcW dor below ihe Pot CGice,
Sleie they isyc >nrplci tem.elvsS with .
arw end large unsiae ,ol other hlturc !ct
,hetr bu.ints.. 100 asupeituf style.
They ,artv N itc ilru aB1 STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING n an f,h rarches.
MACHINE or PATE,T FIFE.
We nfr pfrp4 81 tu supply .ut cu.ufner. to any
ttttrt with The above r ai l4e = q QpafA. pnJ
% ruees - 'aN a. b. is Dts led ia ihc soueiy
They have c,u.tfu''y 90 NJ Hvdi anis ~
yariju> fescult isn. heUtrs' Kettles. wafer cites.
els, bath lob hi ant coij hover baths, ~
cItl ioT bleaching, chemical snn rsine, had
clURs. patsni both pumps. lead pipe oi ala siz.
sheet lead o. aHg ekacss aud worked ~
~ try manner cd iuiU.
Watef conducted itiu1gh lea len pipes from
rng~ 20 q dug lu1.cs is he cuuntfv.
surrfipr pumT tOi coGaty wells, Steam En
sinrS &c Sc.
Al or4-C Gaa1tally received and punclu
ais ausEdfdtu
STEAM POWER.
Fcr Canplac stiug purposes can be supplied
Dap ssvvtsi dctCriPituns al mechanics. va thr
? sloly 81 theu boiiiing, or on The ground
door A. very motetarr icat.
Mhrrhus. NV Il, as
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COMPETITION ~ rms LiFE or TRADE
GRO. vs.. ~.FfBsFHNDH,.

ilNNEk AND PLUMBER.
So L>fELIfDiLf nlson- IA . insud. and H.
"a pubic cfrcfal = fh1t he tss e.. msncuccd he
PLUMBING business.
in nriuotH"Y ,tIh ~ ric-rlt iu.iu"sso TIMER
atlt. vol hooNn sand ~ les. Maker Squafy
Nhtfc o. IS siNays fcaiy ~ Nsu IN hs rusirrnrts
in We shfNc lne lie Wtt iunai,h anu pui sp nv
DNNNi n' iAc shnur-t uuifce. airl hcsrg irt'f.
aurt fH goa tfai san-iarfuu tn hrs ,aticuiaf
htre'h oiiJ, 81. nct-. be would raii iho aie,niuu
ui Ho rallW g. vrJy 80 ~r.r uririr 1T Pais 80
La ~ , whash De Las been ~ considerable ox
rer'e iu rtutaie CO. tht purs -. aud uh,ch DC
81 90 o. iDtui.h g. mltrt. a. 20 PET cot lc-
han O has usen dUte Ga hcf~ioiofs lie 'bstfm,
oii'usn fiafs oi public pa'r"usf~, sml ieels cor
hirht hs "H give general satisfaction.
P'r-'ais 40 - country wfAug Waer conveyed
iam fpi"gs TO tteif dwellings Will be rfomp.,
alend,a in. al oci Ia
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FOKNITUFE wARE-RooMs.
JOHN NJ. ClEMENS.

ESPA1 ittiiN invites ite susrfon rfit.e
AG ciser' % Nteclinl aml lc nIat,. 10 be
81 49, ~ isaHi'H3 FulIfufr, ii, =. Dol. y i23
dt'n 'fr sieN tas0 al.Nr .he CSily,tl a.,
s hfrd-
soi rs pi rr aisf aca mfs 6Nt.onsSc ,t's.
BUREAUS ~ superior sris .na ,Ls h.. MAJ.
bapsitAns rsN aoj spcrfi auetus
iAytt@-raf, NuHtr C,aitc. CatJ. W.sk.
haus Ar.Gf, h- heti stI~.
Si NNle- tatn. Custr Ni,DeE,ov -. 81 az
'l vhrCh WN lf soil be- h~ u nei l,Net d.sn a.
tu3 eh'I c-alIsaarbf m iie rlt,.
UPHOLSTERY. fENtFiAN BtINnS LOOK
iNI GLASSES. FRAMES. AID 80 olsu Cabise,
Msfe H@.u.ttrl 81 rti,
ale 'ra.
Piece 20 ai~,t4aia, TO- o~ar.ci,o.
itcla
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NOTICE

'sP'7''noHos ofes. Jan'y %. 1886
The parties 90 oIhcf pcTsoa. having sny ,s,,fe.
- ne ~enefs soalsissd in Inc i~osrso,ns decree.
s's h'fnhY NOTIFIED, mar . have appointed Vv.a,..
aAy he 3sh Jay Of fshfssy 1886 o. INV onrs !,
ne '"t :" Nhsel'hg. 40 ,he ua,e saJ place. when
80 "t''s' sh@ii eeamenes The complsi,oa oi
The said soeoont. And . hefcLy rsssi,e ~. .nfI
p@Hirs sod pefsons 30 Interested IN the same. 4,
srrest hesote ne on ssia 25ih dsy 81 E.bnrvu
$40. sii rto-iocs her respective claims ,of "a.
Jasimeni and settlement
Jan ~ JAMES A CLARKE. Com,
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&. rKANXELL..
WNtIt. N. OIDUhsr,
AITORNEN AT D..

Al AOhN FL Al La ",
EE1 III PRACTICE iu SO canfs 81 Marshall
w ~ e.. ard Ohio %cuuniirs. "a UrficE Al
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ciuE AND GLASS pAren.

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- I. = cons;aniig pttr-Fed % suTpiy al ar
Hers tai Glr & Glass Paprf ef Superior ouai.
tr, vhich willie iutnistrj 10 dealers 90 con
suntfS 81 50 ioW a tatc as they can purchase
a. aay ghffc OtdcrS irit ~ toe WGrchuuse
on MaiSets'resi, be.ow ,hc Posi- omcs vail be
pc mpi.y suppiied.
Feb. IA. 1915.
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FdiiiEY KEEP coorsniiy oo hsri. a very ca.
= 'Itvc r1f mtut az soptfiuf Mih.eaag
tffrrh ard Gun4n ttsg-i u tk,ns cL4f.. sofa.
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"o saH4s. o.soued sizssi t|Feihsf with every
u'it'r article 81 &c latest isle sEd best dnI.lti
f%ofhtofc ever ,G,rci 10 ib, ciy.
Gdi aUd Maiosany Framed Inkse Classes o
even '1f.riY aHi pfsf Irlias Gass PisJc. Il ola
ire. frtth sod Picture fnme. on hand sod
made 70 order
4 lho sterY Wore crs-,-iipE ~ Feaiher Red.
"ahics sad Pillow. u,if cuitpu llutk. Spune
pod suaH Maumtsss; q arL eis. Qatis. cotnlaf,
NarhiBe Biipms OF c,sb covef.. Fioo,.ris,h
Grass Mas ot 90 ints, ogrnIcr vr,,h ever, o,hrs
afi'lo.0i Upholstery Wafr. ou hsod aud iasde u
uirf
Neunar and SiH Wrdow y nd; window
Shades ~ tscB Sarey aud COLOR sl 81 Nhich vii
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hesi qualify AhD MauooASY NEsHfKs ia =
cioIb, NAssisf sF4o.sa MICS. tlshofau, Knots
sri falff L,tk. IHre. casters. bLNn Taia
msGt u.anrY or hard aaI fId oN W cssn.
~ sfFsN B4trs furnished win even auifls
oi t]utHuure 81 fhon rui,o sus GOO voc ,sr ,es
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"EcoNoNY Is NEALTiI.

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AN hang manufactured 81 ihls ilmr as
n kitts "f ii.t. lataic tau,fY 81 rn. i1r D iap.
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woskmcn, which WILL rsahic me q. nIrf .uta ffs.
rpis la, 20 az, me ~sntipg q rh~sp 600 sad nt
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y~sfs sud ihiek ! Yen cufiflcd n rrrsnrcc. Cen.
'iemrn wanting a 6fs, fa's ~lll lieuso iea,e pef
niea.ufcs. std IN = lew jars ticy hall hn,e ihru
sccofdirg 70 order. warrant 4 uni 10 brook.
H,s surl Cap. 81 al kitsi. c3rsfsni, .u ha' j. 100
ny chcng la oni Can faciory. cuinsf OF Msis
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oct 80 SAMUEL n HARPER
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On Uur'n IRE o., near tie Ssut 30 RI
ID 'hc Market House.
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