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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-23
THE LAWS

.nF LAST SESSION have been received
" at the Clerks Office. and are ready fol
distribution to persons entitled 70 them.
JOS DROUILLARD,- -Clk c C PG c.
Sept. l6. l652.--3w
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INSTRUCTION.

BookskeePing by DOable Entry.
COMPLETE practical Course Of Instruction
is given in the art Of keeping scientifically
Double Entry Books in the different depart.
menis Of Trade, Commerce and Manufactures,
comprehendiRg the best forms in use among
the most eminent Establishments engaged in
dividualiY or in partnership, in business
whether prosperous or adverse in the purchase
and sale Of merchandise al wholesale and retail,
importing and exporting on their own account
on commission or on joint speculation, inelu
ding speculations in Stocks, Real Estate, &c,
with Sieamboaiing, Bank, Insurance, RaiiroaI
and Books Of Joint Stock and Chartered Asso-
Citations generally.
COmmereiaI CnIcniatIous
Embrace every variety Of computations per-
tanning 10 business operations being taught
according 10 the most improved methods-La-
terest, Discount. EDtEatioRs fertilization of Err
changes. &c
Mercantile COrrssp0ndence.
Such exercises are introduced on this subject
as are calculated 10 impress business habits and
a genuine business strle or Correspondence
upon The mind Of the student. well as ia
mi'iarize him with Commercial Teehnicaiities
and PhIaseology, including pro Jorn1d Invoices,
Account Sales, Bi Is of Exchange, &c.
Practical PenmanshIP.
One hour daily, is devoted in teaching n
Systematic Sly Of Bnsiness WTiiing, com
bining freedom with a thorough command Of
hand and pen, accuracy and elegance with ease
and rapdiiy, and perfect legibility with beauty
Of construction.
Commercial Law and Political Economy.
Daily Lectures are given on these Important
topics, as connected with the avocations OF The
merchant in the operations tof commerce and
p aetieal workings Of trade, embracing the sub
ject Of Partnership. Principal and Agent,
Negotiable instruments. Sales. Debts. Guarnn-
tees, &c: also on the laws Of Wealth, Curren-
ey. foreign and domestic Exchanges, Credit,
Profit. Interest, Wages, international Trade
&c.
The course eau be completed in from eight
to twelve weeks. -
Terms for the Full Mercantile Course, S4O.
Expenses for Stationery, Diploma, &e-- %
Instruction being given individually appi-
eants can enter at any time.
A knowIedge Of the ordinary Englsh oransnes
is al the requisite preparatory qualihcations-
The business acquaintance Of the Principal
enables him to render assistance TO those ~ish
ing TO procure situations on graduating
Good Board can be obtained in the city at
from 2 so to 3 90 per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded the Grad
uates.
June 3 Is5s-ly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-23

MARRIED-On the 18th inst, BY
Prof. J. P. WEETHEE, of Boston,
Mass, Hon. SAMUEL H. Brown. of
Vinion county, o., and Mrs. MARY
D. TITUs, OF Meigs county, o.
In Morgan township, September 18th.
by A. Rife, Esq, Mr.. CALEB CALDWELL
and Miss ELEANOR MALABY. both oI
Gallia county.
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HATS AND CAPS.

r. LLOYD & CO. have just
O. received a large assortment ol
~ HATS from some Of the most
A celebrated Eastern manufacta-
R&SA rers.
- Also, Mems, Boys and Chill
dren's CAPS Of eyery description. which we
offer at wholesale on the most favorable terms.
Portsmouth, Sept. 9, 1852 ..--5w
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FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS.
WENTWORTH & BROS, /,

CINCINNATI. OHIO,
HAVE now in store and viii be constantly re-
ii ceiving, during the season. a large and com
piefe assortment Of FOREIGN and DOMES<
TIC DRY GOODS. to winch they respectfully
invite the attention Of Country Merchants.
Their stock has been selected with great care
end will be sold at small advance for cash or
approved credit
Cincinnati. Sept. 9. lss2.--2m
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viii is the root, knowledge the stem
and leaves and feeling the flowers.
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LAND WARRANTS.

T HAVE an order for a few LAND
WARRANTS. and will pay Cash for
all that may be brought tc me, this and
next week.
LEWIS NEWSOM,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent. Gal.
liPolis, o.
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Sept, l6, 1852.
PREPARING FOR THE FALL
TRADE.

Front street. who have just received large
stock direct from the manufacturers, which
were ordered last spring, then selected with
care and precision in orrer 10 enable us 90 OBJ
tam such work as would give the best satisfac-
iion. Having before had the same work and
knowing rs VIC do its superiority 10 many OH
ers. and ordering most OF our stock before the
advance on Leather. we are convinced we pos
sess advantages over those who bought lately.
Our stock comprises an extensive variety Of
Meas. Boys, Women's, Misses and Children s
wear Of every description. We would say to
the public and dealers in general that their at
tention we respectfully solicit, hoping you will
favor with the same, and doubling not but
an examination Of our stock will prove salts
factory 10 all.
Portsmouth, Sept. 9, 1852 2--5w
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After the SOth of the present month.
one cent will pay the postage of news.
paper, fron~and to any part of the Un-
ion. -
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COD FISH,

JUST received and for sale at
HENKING g. CADOT1S.
Sept. %, 1852.
Inn BBLS. KANAwHA SALT, just re
lUU eeived and for sale at
HENKING & CADOT'S.
Sent. %. 1852.
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WADE HAMPTON.
SAMPLE cANPBzLL.
No. As, WooD srREEr, OPPOSITE Sr CnARLEs HorEL,
DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE

THIRD STREET. PITTSBURGH, PA.
Established Incorporated Legislature Pennsylvania with
perpetual charter.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
TIIE notes Of The following Banks will NOT
i be received by me either on deposite or in
exchange, eren at arg rate Of diseotut:
Bank Of the Union, Washington.
Bank Of The Republic, do
Central Bank Of co.
Eastern Bank Of do.
Citizens Bank of do.
FultC Bank Of do.
Freeman's Bank Of do.
Merchants Exchange Bank, Washington.
Metropolitan Bank do.
Railroad Bank d9.
Mechanics Bank, Georgetown.
C. HENKING.
Sept. 16, 1859.
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AnoEacr sctcntiac Wonder!--ImPortant 10
DyspepIicsli

For sale by L. P. MAeuEr.
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State of Ohio, Gala county, IS.

Sept. %. 1859.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-23

THE undersigned have just received
L and offer for sale the following ar
iicles OF GROCERIES, ETC., etc.:
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Embrace every variety Of computations per-
tanning 10 business operations being taught
according 10 the most improved methods-ba-
terest Discoir,lt Epllations, .4rbiiration of Err
changes. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16
VOLCANO QUARTZ MINING COMPANY

NULCASOElL.E
:, KS f,rnuhscr:ci,n 10 So l OF the this company
ID open the office oil the Company, -, Broadway Ne"
,,innoniy rich claims OF this company hold on, induce
ntu are disposed invest capital IN quartz m;.
SURPASSED, it, indeed 'qa1"ed by those 81 any or
s.s ~ l;!l; Safe
r-s.riorIlary richness OF quartz was witnessed BY
4.s Far Of the American Institute, and me eS'eh
q together with the peculiarly aVoIaDle LOCATION 10
wrrkiGs upon scale viii ensure the most ample
Satisfactory returns upon The investment.
tgc undo. stood by practical men that WIN machinery TX
'Arry u quartz pa!ins ~" ccns per o. 1rsS P'"s
"a upon "a. laws work. III. intention OF the compa,
an mtchtr. sufficient 10 work my IONS PEI ua!' an
he manner. by which they ccl 'ondeh
5 which will yield un two Cts 10 ~eh'.
the their shareholders Which WI
'tts +ls'v, but surprise them. ;,
" =. seen ~ radiGg he pimphc; containing we 'n'
California and The details OF our plans "i operation, ta gu
.Ir'a'r base! upon S"ce0;s rerio au ie ;, - =
Inc present hich pr ses Tor 'eo", "h'ie u
upon the matter that, AZ Tie cGs OF Ia
II. . Gc,Ucr'. the vii! hc materially enhanced
~o.k - ;er ay AMI get 80 cents per ID WIZ yie
"c ltee live cents per ID 80 I'D give pr'lo,t'on
receipts expenses of working the i!l would no
..tl"ts.l dollar. aud Will be less th'n sl'o a day
oIsrir4 can DC radc ny mail, enclosing eh lc' @ " ~
ght Of III: bancc twenty per cent 10 be para on me M ." NO
"Isf a> i MY per cen on the zs'" Day OF 'e's0e
/ ~ when er,iracs 81 stock "iI be Issued . -.
r;:s Containing The statutes OF California 10 relation 20 cor
'a,E>, rt< and rcs Of locality the Charter att
a" Of e company. together with much other a
fe." "a ""t, uUns o! portion - The norm
~ may b" nat the Office OF the Company ~" - p"eu
>''F ny s'oamrpca,ion Ipns, n;,, pa,4
o'~~-;liuLaS DEAN,
NArIIA NI.i. CuNkiiNG,,
d. X MINOR,
JOB ). HEARN.
SUMNER WHITNEY, OF Cal rornio
BENZ. G. DOSSELLAN.
JAMES CLnWDSLEY,
JAMES ALLEN,
JAMES cLowDsLEy, Vice President.
4 S:Hcl.s IDEAS, Treasurer.
NTaAS!El CoSxliS", SECRETARY.
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l,OSES ELL FOR SALE.

u decree of the IciI, trGrt U Gloucester county
y entered Ocuae r!. IN ID. uI Galett a:
Rur-. Guardians Ct:elt aE other, Ill" Turrs- u
named therein, VIII proceed bscc MONDAY, c
January 1893 (wI c Gloucester CONT. Tie
valuable called AID knnwi by the ~ EoScwcll tbs
IluG nearly Twelve urr! situated nto3
lnrt iowa Immediately York and Is
= tie best III 'tr 81 Goncs-.l.
sIcu!ii nfick j" lin. which siii T." hr
siAy THIS house gao, na.l's been
Ia els rcd with in and c"nus besides tie ha
aa drtr hall ~ The first the N tie
inIr .Uul rooms aud lay:. ttc al
trlc connections Lr ca klc, aGl anui
house The used nntdry goo! SMOKE
house. barn ~ tGurc cHr"se hulse Stables
rarely tina, wishing est land. liz
oppuu The iln hmr hsiTt. ami cre
and about H. 10 make II al! rich s,ch lmaI
r here and mari ~ direction There
oelcluus the dwelling nod all ~" fields
slS;cl with rcsh II considered
hcaihy ocI'i"u and has Ic eli a.t'ci 10 plane
Tie h 'isi lie tasun short
iDt' 'hs t!rfr
There B:iuce and Norfolk p1-
".cE \ u.t!er description sic.in.d unnrcr.sa
snah ia iT.ons wshine 20 purchase viii siew Tie premises
tl.l iHi:c themselves
rah resides at Roswell, either thr
viii snow 10 desiring purchase
pleasure Il Viii od the following
Enough ra the OF the decree aud sale; third
an the other lw0thr he
The day Of sale. and each OF he BONDS which
:rtniy viii c lcGufn 80 carry interest H. hI! ia
lSD ". e. CtTLETT,
&. W MoSTAGfE.
N"v 2-rwd- t'oinsorers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16


'3siIE oilers Tor ai" ri.ary tic Fa cn WHICH h:
rrt.s known as EAKNSCIlFF, I,Irc tlt;.rn 81 twenty
miles cn:,i aud crtshGr1. an! '"o ard matt rlr
from The p:rpnrjnx tIver and r i;".cc ~ Railroad lhis
rract contains hundred ai ninety ib!j Win
proportion Winter 81 Dw grounds 7t has -" 'iarriS
and ont Dwelling House. DE'reis litir. NJ
house. urrEsnr, !or l"" number
servnfts lcs 9rnaay :" mh!C! !,
attach. an exc, IareriIHr Nr,iin".
The beautiful l! E'a.ihy as an! ~ Eazc,
Virginia Thar, nIr 70 i've hundred acre. II nshl
growth besides GiL!uc pune crt Ulcc EI" ~ nhc'
The land can BE- u"rm;c'S si.i into
tracts equal Lutrr 81 ASH Immersed 81" 'ah
~ there aTc aI,rl .1'r gurf "i't!
sill iraitr siu": any "HH VIC "r 'r' H.
rin,d 10 vu,rt"s" - ~ ''''l'
address Winrro-k rpsi Office. tI,cs:r!!c ] cenGi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16

VALUABLE IA itI = O y I;t:IcDE.S FOX SAL. T.
III NJ COL MY

: Ill BE SOLID eiI oi twelve n,ns the PREMISE
tie ~ TT November the Tract a.A "litcl
& c, un '! an Grs-ct!. lying thu cuu1iy
mie,acls The read l:om Ertnru! 10 WI
,.sic mites frm EIcnuond The said nut
j.. aud abrnd- wh mari u" COOS. GHaly mrch -
has AMI r!ovtr.i The buildings consist OF ~" s"rs
ll,sc VITA cEt ktch AMI quarters. with iirs
cir..$ ai.! ali n"ccsnr! h"uses, and u
.,r! order
A. aMl place, viii be sold. credit 81 months
Valuable SaYrs Men. Women, Bays
Girls crops Com. Fodder, Oats an! dy stock o
every Farming Utensils, oushotaEd Kitchen Furniture &c
+. i. CRl Mp r,..s
IY.r , Il a
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L0TTERIES.
STRATtON'S OFFICE.
SJub SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET ,RICHMohGVlRel.

H,us, SOUTH FouRTLE NTn STREET RIcHMohEViRel'
~ MA. .,
Drawn Nos CT Delaware, No. 1876, Nov ~
- 10 IS ~ G6 u Is y 10 % ~
Drawn Noe of Delaware. Extra. li2 Nov, ID:
81 ~ Is 81 70 IS ~ IS 10 ~ ~ W;
Ticket No 10 a iG; do ~ % 49, more SOFA an a
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No. lh,, Nov IL :; -
y al o 40 81 IS So IS 81 .! W ~,
r;.r., Nos Il 30 81 uoi- prlze sold and paid by SlRiTTON
Drawn Ms of Delaware No l33, Nov. IL:
"a "a "a .; 80 q 40 &c 81 = II "
""o'' Ai'".' W. : STRATTOH
Drwn Nos Of Delaware, Ex;ra l42 Nov. u:
~ 6, 20 - vi % 30 70 Is 10 b9 ~ y 40
n,awo Ms OF Delaware Glass 49, Nov. 18th:
II az 81 : ~ ~ ~ IL ~ 10 81 5.
schemes the " eek.
Observation-Disclosures Extra, No. IA Capital 85NO 7SNos. 10
'TITTfssbAY@Dsawarc No 1879 Capita s25OO 70 Nos. 10
Observation-Disclosures No ilu Cap.u 5000. IS Nos, 10
Drawn. Tickets $40. :,
Delaware No lac Capital s12I2. IS Nos. IL
,uwn. Tickets So
Extra No Ill Capitals lso 70 Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets So.
FRDAY-Delawac, Nol42 Capital egg ~ 5 Nos IL dawn
Tickets S..
SArURDAY-D.awarc Extra No. las Capital 81 l IS Nos,
l3 drawn. Tickets 81. . ,
SATURpAY-Deaware No. l43 Capital $4,000. Is Nos II
drawn Tickets $40
iist Of prizes Slchs
OF what has been
continues est rcasr The number sold and paddy me:
Packagcs Cersatcs OF Packages anusing
theaboyc ahc Loueuet with propyattcne6
10 ,andl whe eGues,ed peassa,tiress {"
y. STRATTON. Richmond. Va.
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).
fAS HnNnAN tic ~ fyc: Na:.rocr >jl. III Williamsburg
- .li sale 9" G.rI.' W snuh".ir ,
siiru- ~ I!uT 81, tr'ags ht e. III rs
itY.J shall .rs h Law ' hls.
and uch a. c"lr: ~i WINGS, 80
r,,a'oCu, whr hc Distributed. iEEM&> N tl's ric
Il ia al sums ,vr twenty bon. ln approved
tn FRIDAY tie u Hrrcfi" i"jU%is. Oakland Fam. ~
warwick AMY shall i: .uck 81 "sts
Mules. ,a,r Hos. Cnsn, Fodder, Par'an"u ;'rsi -
EuHEET AEpiESCN. admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16

!.luiu Jawsic. the New kcrr,
Court House will be sold on the Id Thurs
y Drcattr being Court DAY, wh"ui reserve. publicly 10 he
The iTckar money will be required
cash. The bannce the urchic, credit Of and
nom HE lie secured by deed
al The sob! Tie cold the purpose
Il u division dose entitled.
l". thu according accurate OF III,
high Land. and 6U oi marsh There
n. be about b ui the high tau cleared ali enclosed
sc poGiun al i" unClhri lchsi
fua.t White OAK nLd yellow
tGwsc hrauuiy sliHi.d Immediately upon the PamunkcG
Evci. .bc o. the largest
Vessels craving iwcHy Mhn hitty forty
the thus rendering thu delivery
aud "Uus The timber and wun. III, is-
The lry "arrrrl and there iIr ami
siIIrg within hlry Ia dwelling hch-. I'll.
and beautifully the soil good aI suitable
every KIND The marsh la Il IS c'Est!
value. well suited ur The raising both o cattle
hogs and Ii U Tor hundreds OF boil "Iirt any
feeding except the wIntc. months
Tie cef's ui,c "i good
sIchrn, with barge AID new ban,
ana les aud Tor The servants.
I'll. rei hcal; ami c"ranIS o!
nraU;Ii i trwtrn III mouuiaur And TIE hay shore
r. Ethan ILj R"a II constructed,
this lIm.
often thai such yieScrn! so advantages.
te" ilr; AMI, ~ addition those already enumerated, l.
among lie best II the best situation al the id csir
for fish aud Si nw'i
l'efsos vicwius he rtii,- u.'crc HE day o. -h's
a b,uci: ul The a. "crsc"r resting on tie
arm J. Is CHRISTIAN.
W,llsm.,urr Nov 2-caas x e. DOUGLASS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-16

ID IL TAYLOR IL constantly receiving elegant and 1csSHxE
e plan PIANOS fom the popular makers NrSNs
S'.ARx ~ ~
e nstru-u received the gold :adal prize at The
@lps FAIR Loro. ISL and tcy hav. invariably received
rlHSr rRL american Institute Fairs IN tins country
ry all tie modern inpro, eicns with the dieicsc
;'rn strings and confidently recommended ior
aud great durability which quality VIII be
.gF".la, cnuntry wce od iucs are seldom found.
H. TAYLOR has sold these instruments IN this city for The last
satisfaction a his numerous customers
80 Od Pianos taken ~ paripay
Piano ard Music Che largest and best colleco IN the
Violin an! Guur Strings am. Victims and Guitars Of the beet
!..ry At I0s prices T. II. TAYLOR,
Piano afi Music So.c, 100 Main street;
Tho nanl,
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LAMBERT,S LOTTERY OFFICE,
I'm FOURTEENTH STREET. Under the Exchange Hotel

LAMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
aEN FOURTEENTH STREET. Under the Exchange Hotel
~ Richmond, Va
43 II 10 81 69 20 81 - SO % 81 60 Q.
Ticket 26 81 i3. i prize OF $500 LAMBERT.
Draw Nos Delaware. Extra, lao, Nov llh:
20 50 IS Us % a q 81 IL 81 a.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No. 35, Nov lith
u 81 - 81 IS II - % 80 GO GO 80.
Halt Nos 20 35 co. Quarters ~, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 49, Nov IL.
81 10 80 "a 20 " 81 10 81 Is 81 s.
~
TUESDAY-Thc Delaware State Lottery Class No l39Capi
tas 0O 10000 U, 1906, IL 900 IL OF 500, DC. rs Nos
10 drawn. Tickets sj-.shares IN proportion.
wEDNESDAY-TheD Delaware Lottery Class NO i0 CaT
tails 2o2li 1907 10 lGpl IL OF ZOO &C. 75Nos,
Is drawn Tickets slo-shares IN prnlorlion ~ IA c,,
THURSDAfThe Delaware State Lottery Class no 4i Cai,
tails: $50 Of 10000, 81 lOU 10 OF p, &c 10 No', 10
drawn. Ticket &5--sharesin pr"pnriuH
FRIDAYThe Delaware State Lottery Glass No i2-Capltls
OF Yl3 200. 100 900 29SS ~ Ut i &c IS Nos Is iaw
Tickets S5-shares proportion. .
SATURpAY--The Delaware Lottery, Glass No li3-Caf
tails: $4,000 $4,000 SuO 5000 ALSO, OF o0u OF 90 10 OF
~ - ni SO being the lowest Three number prizes 10 NOS ~
drawn Tickets Slo-slurcs proportion - 49,. -
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY. NOV. q.
Th, Delaware State LOTTERY Class --Laptals 800 $1,000
10000 5UoO IA 2Gn 10 $500 30 OF 1908 0 OF ioV III OF 3o
&c IS Nos Is drawn Tickets s20-slarcs IN proportion
the above ,oierieta ~
o'clock and hedawIna care received Inc same evening oS
Packages Packages single Ticket
above rcgory Maurys Lotteries 60
drawings everyday nom
will receive the anu The dfaWngs'of
10 Drawing tuesdays THUR
days Saturdays Sales close II O'Clock frlct d" lcXc
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Eek change Place, Riclmund,Va
r Rscollsc No. 3"Thees Iuck in odd nunberssays Rory
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--s-S n -s;j TIL ITSpKED DOLLARS REWARD.

FdHIE undersigned robbed Wednesday night last at the
boarding House OF Mrs Adams Main street oil POCKET
Book Containing 500 AM $500 worth Of bonds aud i' car
portion OF his clothing taken
liercirom
Among for $3.50 30 from r. Muse, hya'
bic the subscriber; Mlcou, payable 10
guardian umpkin, for SG0 from Nuseoe Dunn
or s the several her not now
remembered 49,.
r All persons purchasing the oonS re-
TO- and il is the the be detected by The clothes
$40 en- as Inc will offer them for sae VIII pay reason
he reward for the the nIs aud 500 reward Tor the
nnrehenson and conviction Of the thief Who am confident was
stranger who took lodgings At Mrs Adams on mat nghi
Nov. l2-1Sctf Il VI r. CARI tN. u
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GREAV BAEGAiNS
Al TIE FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE.
Nm, l33, 1Iain street, RirhIuunG, v n.

opposite Faye Siu8s.
he largest beat
w Ready Mate Clothing. ever offered u the cit
Richmond To attempt ctupeIht" al! the different styles
qualities and MAKE would much lime and slacesn
every AID qualify u Clothing uiahc il
Fall found so,k a-'
stock furnishing goods an al which
twenty per lower Than other isc IN
the al Richmond
addition sDCl. rrrr.iuE weekly, per
YrgInI lir styles 81 goods
mandatory III Phla!clihIl. X DE COZ q 20.
Nov S-3n No 49, Main
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,ITf:'EG- e:If~C
EiAVA"Ass pAopEE-: i. i.-.r...s.AL.

AA'A''''i pAor IN s;,r y n2ATs's' Nile
- e.&.y: = p.; s = "a j" cIsac|y ,,n rs,
missioner .Ie r"ss u" I IT. 80
~ tia .isnat IN s.'a, 5i'' "s n Ia,
ahaU Frity il ,sl, s,ac d -as T.,
i :, ''V -. s,. 80. i t, 90;
SCI! sei:sd ~ ina '"~ r 'cca'nis Entity m dn'';.n
r.. ao! is sanch s"u:r .d 4tc he hc.' IT,
Tavern in he Northern NJ. reisoF< d. oWaI!..a a.
men n t's 'es','r'a u os VIII y, "r' !" e%an = ~
>for expenses Of al, Cash vii
itsd Ton tc tt'rcc cre uiunc AMI ..tc
;"ees; or tic es Of sale vi! e siseu The deferred p,:rs=
70 " secured y E2";' "; cog. eeoa"i security. Arc iced
Soy. 2-rwtis. II a rLAyBRooH. Co,nu,,s-io,.er.
vAAuABL1E ltLAL EsrATE: soit SALE.
rour.Y t!~ undersigned Conmi<si,icf vii ~ fer +,, =:
pub ME MuHa tie l3 tdty OF D-rsa.
C,ai died possessed held ~ him tract ami ,oa: H.:
huG!r, &ty |! viii be sold ,,rr
an, some ont buius and , nrr acres WIN,
anil conss zen; "ni all tsess1rt %I"o.r., GA god
ins. AMI IN u % IIeaEsv', tie county sect hesu,:a
,ar.ms vase The iocao" healthy ard sol god an
and c-y nnde"nvcnien, 70 chcIss
r,es drson 81 purchasing viii pleas: rNa!lc the promises
TIE wlhr! accommodating. Viii hcate spown nu the
day u ..e, /. biACkM ELL.
Lotsbu!a. PosL Office Nov 2-cw'is Con!'rs
VALUABLE POTOMAC FARM t'Oit SALE.
- i!~c al the tirGi Eaif: a! Northumberland
Undersigned viii oIrr fur sale AZ rua
i. ilEATiisHiLLE. On MONDAY, 18Th DECEMBER
(bcids ayl lie idct OF .ld wr.Cn F'rIs Bate,
t;.c.y tie Potomac River mouth aii Hun!
CIccA. .. Iu view I" tie Gr.. rdnt D: and
;he reach. Ii distant ansii
rats":rtauT the NOrum .a!! AcciIy. anj
Churches of Baptist Me hod Episcopal aud
Methodist Protestant The sol! good tnL
lie hs state Improvement Tie buildings large
aud TcHicG Dwelling, and the necessary nt0 Tie s,m
procured abundance The Farm commands Cos.
w.r q b. gu"a n large quantities equal 10
nssny ay 10 desirable place
the Of quiet .eiienui rrL
.rl prcrise- heIors lie ,llY sfi".
Tie sale will ne Gd:c Grelt and three
Grr.st da" except fora sum sufficient The
AMI rSpcn 81 sale he ! Cash The icire! pay.
Will al c"mrsr haze 10 he prOr.ly secured.
Nov --t"t's X. A. CLAY BkbDk. Commissioner
PUBLIC SA..G. OF LAND AND .E& EpEs.
INSTANT decree "i the Ecu: Court al Northumberland
pronounced IL he 1t CalGceTy DEPENDING
Il %! NnIr- Norris lie undersigned Comm
i oirr sale Il flil RShS n" !r n day
l>a, (arUg In. iior hiring Heath .sIe sad
boys. tu!s. di chIareg; d Also, o t
about IN sitatr ~ the a. said c0Ir
Hr' n'sarrc. distance -. mics lie boa l
C"as rirrr Bat small portion al cleared, tie
arc" cover cd mostly with eIru'rc timber fl Tor
IN '"-t Tutin:
TERiiS-Tc will be sold iur ca H. and The an o.
rr.,'i twelve ri. with interest from, ie sar
RD MAYO in.
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