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THERE perhaps which affected
sweeps of annually victims, that fell destroyer
Of human consumption What vast amount Of suffering
family would but avail themselves
the remedies which Nature has provided or her chill
science reduced such form be within
Of ALL Far be from tamper with those who
suffering with this painful disease In offering remedy do
Of those who might be
actuaed BY selfish and pecuna motives but we give you The
Wstas Balsam Of Wild Cherry has established for itself reputa
that be assaed Dr. William shaw Of Washington,
North Carolina writes, May 1885, follows:
~ heard Of Of decided beneficial effects from It's
especially spasmodc
the Wild Cherry deal In practice and with
marked good results in those of mobility and
phtcal subject doubt
the best form in which the effects Of Pussc acid may be bad as
sedatve without danger the patient Every
reputation Of the trpenne and basam constituents
coughs The combination OF these principles In Wis
Balsam OF Wild ChsrTy ingenious and udicous.
"Medca justly disst Of patent medicines In general
discriminate between humbugs and
and those medicines which have proven saua and In many
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by fAe.HG X. D. PATTERsON,
sept4-N Washington, ID. q.
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SHALL SELL, Wednesday, DAY oepomksr.
without reserys, 70 the highest bdds, Fon rAn4s ass1si
Orange countysay miles from Pod Ae
RAPID Ann river, thirty from FredsncksbuE en1 vn sh -
Of the contemplated Alexandra and ooe6onsve uled.
They well adapted % me vns aaps sn1 seos sss.
for speedy havng
excellent vein OF lime running through heua-
THE MEADOWS The dwelling house hes
good repair having been recently patsd This
farm Il admirably adapted 70 lae o gssns ssinS aAs . snd
and well supplied with and shade In 1eId.
THE wlNDER TRACT contains 600 Acres, nsu sbovs ne
meadows. II has snal tenement upon n
BIRCHLAND TRACT contains also 60 ags
portion Of which bottom land Of The nrs qu.iv 81 us ~
proportoned In divisions Of wood, low and upland
eQun1 annnai IN
with inerea from fAs ds secured ~ bod viii sp-
proved security, and 4 deed Of he land.
More particular information Respecting hen win - 1y ~ ~
brother Jeremiah Morton living near The penss vho
culpeper county, Virginia ~ s---- -------- &
July n-cpu JACkb0A m08E0Ns
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The papers say that b. H. Howard, of Kentucky, has
been appointed secretary OF legation TO Mexico place Of
Mr.. Walsh. We know OF no such person ss B. H. How
ard, and suppose the name should be B r.. Hardin
tLoHisviik Cowisr, dag o.
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AGENCY, washington.-The undersigned, late Of the in
specon branch Of the Post Once Department. oe bis ser
generally, those Of the southwestern
particularly with that his removal from once
he has for
for honesty, capacity and hdey and
his associates In once Of both parties, with their hearty
All orders % amend % busnes. every nature
government thankfully received and promptly despatched
- JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post once Department
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Itafords us pleasure to publish the following CORE
spondenee between the clerks in the First AUDITORS Office
and Dr. Collins late the efficient head of that bureau
DR.. Collins has well earned the compliment which has
been paid him, by the urbany and polteness well as
the promptness and fidelity with which he has discharged
his Official duties His successor will have cause for
generalization IL he give the satisfaction in his
Official post and retire 10 private life followed by the
kind feelings Of those who have been associated with
him in the public service He John C. Clark, Of New
York; has just arrived in this city. He has fearful
contrast TO encounter in the superior qualifications and
obliging manners Of his predecessor.
DR.. Collins 10 firm democrat He was removed some
weeks since, but continued to discharge the duties Of
First Auditor unit, the arrival Of his successor He
now returns to Virginia. where he has many warm
rends We offer him our kindest wishes for his health
and prosperity.
FIRsr AuDroRs oryIcr, Aug 8, 1919.
DxAn sns Our official Intercourse being about 10 term
nate clerks In the office Of which you have been the
head feel constrained you sincere attach
your uniform Kindness as man. has sndeared yoa 70 y. n
small degree and cannct, the Of separation
Office ,oa yd % who viii ). %
TO receive a'w. sss reluctant .s . pa, with you
q. n Jones, Thos L. Ragsd.le, John 8 Lewis Franci,
Doyle, ID W. Aahon, James NJ Torbut, William ,. Smith,
Misa, Il Soassss. Il. WOOD K YOUNG IL Clay
Henderson.s
Or. VIZ. CoLLrrs.
These names sddsd 1t their request Sept 1870
FrRsr AuDrroR's oSSIcK. Sept 9, 1910.
GxNrLxnEri delayed answering your letter Of the 9th
august until official relations should cease That time
Asving arrived, permit yeu my sincere
Acknowledgements for the kind and attcring In which
which you have performed your duties has enabled me
keep the Office In good condition, and 70 expedite the
Rlic business Afs
am snrs need not say association has been pleas.
,o and tits gratifying 70 knew that has been equal
~, 70 yourselves The only regret have leaving the
ON s the seveng Of that association, and parting from
tho with whom 1havs been officially connec'ed,
Aspt gcntlemen nv siDcere thanks for the kind
nef which you have suppressed yourselves towards me-
and lssured yon have my best wishes for your future
plygspity and Happiness.
sensspecualIy, your obedient sorvtps ror,Ns
9. Howe Chief Clerk. and others.
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0g-The Junior Rechabites win please mset - Re-
chsbte Hail. street, this evening st half past O'Clock.
sept T. CHARIEs n. JOHNSON. n. a.
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an uywA
Monday for Adnafsa
nanynsn and from ordered s Secretary @ae Treasury
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Concord Academy. IN X
HE session Of this Institution win o.
E;WM; coL. EMAN, a, NJ. Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, AM
REvERENcEs. %
Hon. John Y. Mason;. 3Sf w
Dr. L. p. Scott Speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia;
Thomas J. Randolph esq., Abemaie
DR.. Armistead Cook. Portsmouth
Robert @. Stanard, esq., Richnond;
VIM H. Harrison, esq., Prince George .sss n
VIM II. Tayloe, esq., Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor, ESQ., ESSEX;
Andrew Hunter esq., Jefersonj
Clayton g. Coleman, esq., Louisa sS AZ
John Tabb, ESQ., Gloucester
Wm II. Roy esq., Glouceser3
Hon Robert M +. Hunter, Essex;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, d. D., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas H. BayIy, M. O.; ae
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; sn9s M ~
Hon. James A. Seldom M. Q. si8 .fs4a
Gen. Bernard Peyton,S Richmond F " IA
Hon. James M. Mason Frederick; as
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal; VIZ
John X. Bryan, esq., Gloucester;
Thomas g. Ghols0n esq., Petersburg; eiH az
Micrs w. Fisher, ESQ., Northampton; m ~
John w. Tyler, esq., Wauentoni 53 III I'm
< George #. wilkins, esq, NcnhanponS
Francis e. Rives, esq, Petersburg
Gentlemen who either had present have wards
members Of the institution
Sep. 2-u fIne.l 4se M stat III
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TELEaRAPHIo REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

Important from Nnesusla. Capsrs Of Gen. Paes, &c.
New York, Sept Sd p. IN The barque Thomas Dial
which learn thss battle has been fought the 18th
August Valencia, between Generals Paez and Monagas
hs aa 81 the Country sre q s n
unsettled state, and growing worse daily
Condition of the Nmthern Markets.
New York, Sept SIP m--The stock market exhibits
special change But little doing; Flour is less active
and State brands SIS Al S. so; prime southern S5 Is
Corn meal $3 A. Rye Hour So s7i Wheat is without
1913 I29 Corn Is firm and prices iavoring sellers
sales OF mixed q, 80 81 cts, and yellow 81 50 cts as to
s %os @as s so
IS 81 80 Lard 81 al cts Groceries bankruptcies un-
cent advance under he news Wh,skey 27i cts. Der
gallon in bbls
PHILADELrHIA, Sept 81 P. m.-Fiour, The market Is
e. gro ground extra brands s. 7s Rye oar s. Isl corn
meal 80 Is Grains The demand for wheat and corn is
lis cts. red los los cts; white corn 81 css yellow 81 to
s. c rys 60 cts Provisions are without change Whis-
key n cts. in bbls.
Arvsa Of a supposed burglar.
CrNcIssArI, Sept. LA man arrested here to-day,
elry Detroit -Four dollars worth
of jewelfy was found among his baggage.
The rver is slowly rising There Is four feet
the channel, from this point Louisville.
Movement. of Prs,ident Taylor
ERIE Pa Sept. Is m.-General Taylor, having re-
covered from his illness, will leave hapast g.
this morning. for Niagara Falls, via Schosser. He pro-
ceeds direct, not stopping at any termediste point
Cholera despafchss.
ALBANY, Sept. Is p. m.-There have been six cases
and five deaths by chole in this city during the last ~
hours.
ROCHESTER, Sept Five deaths by cholera occurred
in this city yesterday There is slight increase Of the
disease.
New YoRK, Sept 2-Eeht deaths by cholera have been
reported during The past hours. The weather is cool
and pleasant
NKw YoRk, Sept s-seven deaths by cholera reported
day.
Cholera among the Iadiaas.
BALTIMORE, Sept 80 p m.-The latest accounts from
ST. Louis say that the cholera Is raging ala mingy among
the Indians and that the Indians commit
ting daily murders along the Missouri in consequence Of
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though paya-
bic.
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Cholera despafchss.
Cholera among The Lndians.

BALTIMORE, Sept 80 p. m.-The latest accounts from
ST. Louis say that the cholera Is raging ala mngly among
the Indians and that the lndians commit
ting daily murders along the Missouri In consequence
the whites introducing the epidemic amongst them.
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KPIscorAL HIoH SCHOOL OF vInGMIA.
The Diocesan school, near Alexandria, Rev. E.
Dalrymple, Rector.


the Diocesan school, Alexandria Rev. n. A.
Dairymple, Rector. go -
THE institution win the second
os q s q .ss on
So s ! . and sss ss' e. sss
neni Of languages taken
payable sent annually sending pay
The number Of students l. limited IS Parent.
send 2 give early .. e., may
present teasslys ps.scs on &c s, day S
addressed 70 Rector post ONCE astrological Seminary fass
NoTICE-The subscriber beg. leave
@ n. $ re s q ,%s s%s ana % ss
win h, own snoweds and pssnee IN me ss.
prepared manufacture ane jewely and cosby silver,
superior and cheaper Than any other establishment answn 20
requested 70 leave their orders with .o,v,r vvvvopru
Penn. avenue, between sih and ION streets
lfR. A. DE vAUDRICoURr beg. ls.v. se inform shs
public s and q H. me ns ~
~ spanish languages. and also Of NE piano fore and
% s q Sos A.d%s 4 p nsss
MI. Anderson o,,. stationery store.
Superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber just very superior Brandy
Fsme. wishing an sics o. IN. nd would 20 we'll 70 ca
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Heidsieck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand, together with choice variety Wines Lquo
scgar-, Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug n-eodlm Penn svcnue, l5th street
TH Eserclses Of Mis- TAyIsO n, school, ON shs
north side Of street. between ID and ~ sccfs, VII ~ re-
Monday, the ID Of September when she will BE- happy
20 receive her former pupils and others who may %
mifed % her charge =.
Terms all mhcr particulars, may be learned ~ application,
circulars furnished, her feadencs, q mentioned Shove
Aug 8-eoa
lAUTI0N 20 Brokers, tcAl person. are warned not %
60757, issued 10 kene Windy, The
having shsrsced from me mail between
and Bath, NJ O. Payment o. the same has been
Stopped and application made fos . csveat s'tf
Aug bB-eo3ts 81 efs
cueAR and Hydrcmeters--~ report BY the Treasury
~ Department therein d. Bachc
Prof g. vol. Of $50 paecs win cnunvnrr Price
| 50 cents. sN Aug. - FRANtK TAYLOR
lM A. Tyson = sisesrs' ysuns Ladies' ssr.i.ssy
. street, between ian ian. Of s IN
sdsios ssuninG hsir on Monday, lnssst
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Confusion worse COMPOUNDED seems to reign in the
Post Office Department In every direction we hear Of
arrangement in the mails. We experience ourselves the
embanassmens which result from the present inefficient
and imbecle administration Of that department Not a
week passes without failure Of almost entire mails,
SOUTH west, north. And between this city and
Philadelphia cannot rely upon the fidelity Of the mail
Our letters and papers mailed in Philadelphia in the
morning, which should be here the following evening,
do not arrive until the next morning. To show that
are not alone in complaints. we copy one or two
paragraphs among hundreds Of similar ones which our
exchanges contain. The first is from the New Haven
Register
The Albany Argus publishes letter from Binghamp
ton subscriber directing his paper 70 be sen, BY canal
days sooner in that way.
The cold boy is to pay" in the Post Office Department
somewhere. We have not had many complaints from
subscribers in the last years within the last two
months We suppose the trouble comes from wrong
distribution bundles the place of mailing by which
they sent in round about way to their destination,
The posmasters have been suddenly md thoroughly
changed il is wonder there any regularity in the
mails The duties of postmaster not easily learned
may imagine; but what has that TO do with a
division of 'she spoiIs r.
Even the National Inteligencer (some days ago)
wakes up raises its aged and venerable head and thus
discusses:
Notwithstanding the timely arrival of the Canada al
New York, the northern mail containing that steamers
letters and everything else from the North which was due
here yesterday morning. failed arrive, from what
know not; but of this mishaP, we un-
der the necessity Of deenng another day the publication
ofour latest European correspondence.
The southern mail, due here yesterday afternoon, also
failed.
And while all this bedlamite disorder reigns in the
Post Office Department, the Postmaster General is absent
on an electioneerng visit to Vermont Nor, if he
here do believe he could prevent the confusion The
trouble in opinion, grows out Of the wanton and un
ustfabe prescription of every efficient man connected
with the mail service. Everywhere have postmasters,
agents. superintendent and others connected with the de.
pament been removed make places for the inefficient
and incompetent creatures Of the administration, in order
oreward them for political services Who wonders that
the Post Office Department is itself breaking down under
such insane and reckless management These things
fast convincing the country that the appointment Of
Judge Collamer was one mot At 10 be made"
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Rr =. s. WRIGHT. Georgssosg..

Rr II. 8. WRIGHT, GcOrgetOWs.
cUGAR &C., AT AUCTIONOn Friday next, the 9TH instant
10 O'Clock, f. A. H. Dodges wharf, the cargo Of brig
Analostan, from Mayagues, Porto Rico, consisting of
25l hhds. prime sugar
"a uerces do f.
IL barrels green ginger
IS demohns bay water. $1,000.
Sep. 4-dtsif
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The game Of humbuggey will never cease with the
party now possession Of the government The leaders
Of whgery imagine that the people always to be de-
ceived and csjoled by false pretences cunning tricks
and reckless falsehood And they seem to think that
there is danger Of their exposure Hence. in the late
elections in the South and southwest appeals made
10 the people to sustain the administration OF General
Taylor because he would veto the Wlmot Proviso, and
stand by the rights OF the South Even Jacob Collamer
and Truman Smith there represented the friends Of
southern interests, notwithstanding they have in Con-
gress voted for every abolition proposition which Gid
dngs or Slade ever voted for; whereas in the North
Just the opposite character is given to the admnstra-
ton There the leaders Of the wing party still rep
resent the people that Gen. Taylor in favor OF the
Wmot Proviso, and will not veto H. Horace Greeley is
now perambuatng the State Of Vermont for the purpose
Of saving the sinking OF the administration even
in that stronghold Of federalism; and with that view is
holding forth either the truth or the fslsehood (Which
time only unrave that Gen. Taylor will veto the
Proviso The Woodstock Mercury. a wing paper, says
Greeley lately made speech in that town. in which he
that Gen. Taylor would sign bill containing the
Wmot Proviso Isthis base system Of humbuggery and
lying always 70 be pacsed upon the intelligent people
Of this country II were not the great interests in
vovedif the peace and tranquility Of this glorious
Union not the great and precious sakewe should
desire that the Wmot Proviso might be put to Gen. Tay
Tor for no other purpose than 10 unmask and expose this
and abominable system Of falsehood fraud
and humbuggery OF which the leaders Of the wing party
both IN the North and South are guilty
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CARDThce have not settled their &C
"A counts m the past sir months VIII confer great closing
them, with either cash have
settled We return our sincere hsns and grateful Acknowledgements,
Sept s-ecd2wf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
DHONO0RAPHY.-Profe~sor BENJAMIN r. Worcester teacher
Of photography during the schools ir
si en- .e pvs pnvss is5seaon = hs rom .
Sept 2-1awu -77I m 1912
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General Agsn

General Agency - WsshAngsens n q
pY A. N. FARoUHAR, formerly a Hauueuu, Psunyly1n1s,
for claims the fof services ~ - Mexi
co ihe revolutionary war The war with Crest Bn ~ - nor
ida
for pensions bounty land, or scrip !,
Bovay Lanawl attend ne purchsss M ssis q bsssy
land order.
Psieni oesns applications fos p>ssnn procuring ns<ss,
drawings, &c, win be attended I'll hsi vaoss bnnchs
General Onee-A claims sgaina ne department Win b
prcsecued settlement q consscso quarterly secssss ~ q
ditto facilitated, nc. -.tf-. Il n. q. ~.
New Orleans Della, Nashville Unon, Aavsser
vile Democrat ST. Louis New Era Cncinnsu 0szee dAnaZs
Of g. and send thsh b h oacss RECOMMENDED
with paper. Sune -
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Movements Of Pre,ident 7aylor.

ERIE, Pa Sept. Is a. m.-General Taylor, having re
covered from his illness, viii leave at halpast
this morning, for Niagara Falls, via Schlosser. He pro
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Condition ofths Northern Markets.
Arta Of a supposed burglar.

CINcIssArI, Sept LA man arrested here to-day
charged with being connected with the robbery OF a Jew
elry esab shment in Detroit Four thousand dollars worth
Of iewelfy was found among his baggage.
The river is slowly rising There four feet water In
the channel, from this point TO Louisville.
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Transfers ordered to Treasury United States Washington
Transfers from late Depositary at Cincinnati, Ohio
Sept Alt a1 vi
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'iss..s 1sgss rssunns 'hsr dss Monday, i7 lnsst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
Buffalo Springs, Amherst.

THE proprietor OF TINS watering place toSes tnis h'
l th0d OF making his Acknowledgements TO the public
generally, for their liberal patronage during the past
he hopes by strict personal attention 10 Ma
bisiurss and constant effort 10 render those comfort
able who may favor him with call, 10 be deserving
10 Accommodate more company this season than usual
The Table shall be furnished with The best This noun
ncis country afford and il shall be served up III
lnral and Wholesome manner.
Good Music has been engaged Tot the season.
The Medical virtues fthe Buffalo Springs are known
tstncse who have tried them 10 be unsurpassed for
.o.rrpsa TIE disease Of the Ai.entary oigans gen.
,sy a 6saas.s Parak.ns o Debility, ard Tor ihtir
M rablc heaiRg properties generally.
firrr Is a turnpike road leading from l.vnchhurg by
So, ii this place L. s valley Distance from Lynch
turg 80 this place ,wenty.ss miles, thence to Letng'
Ion twenty-five miles.
10 The inhabitants cfower Virginia wha have never
VISITED tins watering place Will say, that II they VIII
tl On their way tie Alum ana and other Springs,
n, etft shall be spared L. render them con.orl2h:
Iar All place ~ aS pare az eau be-thr cilu'ar
II fr,. nllr3 al t!,s il sEir To that OF Canaaa -
1he Cold aorn;.in anu Mofr: Pleasant are not Ter al,
aad are accessible on horseback. Mount Pleasant Is
OF The highest Mountains in Virginia, and Is
thought 10 rival the Peaks Of Otter.
Beard for adults per week s.; less than week, g
= per day. Children and servants bali price. Horse
r-r week So 81.
!. good hack viii be lIn regularly three tiI,es
.a.x between ynthburg and the Buffalo Springs, BY
lie subscriber coGtn cing TN the Joth day oil June
Office a; the Cabell House Ii viii lsa"e LynchhDrs
Tuesday, Thursdays and saturdays, st halt past 81.
clock. Fare 81 2j. Children under ten years OF ace
Sii2t. Num-,
July I1--cu ISAAC IRVINE HilE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
ALBEMARLEIAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber. with a view Of changing his pre-
sent pursuits, TO commence his f.rmer occupation
tmefchahdsGs) rs he intends deroting his whole at
tention TO tue samerltrs for aae privately, s Farm
Oh Wniah lie Eo~ resides, called Sp.ns ESli5y, ccE-
.aiaihe ~ atfes .,s ia.d ia s,,aateI within half
niue oil tue iamrs River and Elnawhs Canal, In The
County 81 alhrmare, within three miles of Towards.
pi'ls, oaI!san. hii.e village and in nine mites OF
Scol'sV't, place Of corsideIahe trade Tins land IL
wen adapled To all kinds Of produce raised in Virginia.
In point OF location and convenience snch farm is
seldom FOUND. This land is well tinbsred: II also
abounds IN springs If excellent water surpassed by
none. IL mas On II some fine meadow land mari az
1hich Is no" hhe'y taken IN timothy The location
Tor 9aIoen very SUPERIOR inasauci rs il las cr5et
running through Il which IL 4 s.ess Convenience IN
dry season5 Tne garden Is large and has within ha
enclosure beautiful vineyard, which never fails 10
produce fne gEapes also within the same enclosure
handsome little fish pond, which has in II aome ena
fish. There is also on this land good store hoose
luated The main road newly finished On the wbnIe
il Is of the mos; convenient and healthy
10 this section of country.
The improvements are new and comfortable. con-
sslins OF good two story dwelling house. new kilch
en- smoke hohse, dairy, carriage house, ice house
aso an exceien; Office in the yard that viii suit
professional man.
will also sell 10: of Land, containing one hu
dred acres situated in the county of Abemare on the
James River Canal, and within FIVE or six hundred
yards Of Howardsve. This land 10 we'll tiubered,
and The location makes 1t valuable.
deem II unnecessary 10 say MORE than respectfully
invite all persons disposed 10 purchase TO call and
sxsmins for themselves. AUSTIN II. APPLING.
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