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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09
Notice.

HAVING associated Mr.. Thomas Awde, as
HI partner with me in my store in this
place, the business will in future be carried on
in The name Of FlsRrUah Il AwpE.
DANIEL FlSHBURN,
Waynesboro, Va, Oct. 2, is54.-st
THE NEW FIRM
viii keep a good stock, and extensive variety
OF all kinds Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware. &c, &c, and will sell q,
low as goods can b. sold in this market 10 pay
Bacon, Lard, Butter. Eggs, d., NC. Also,
Rags will be cheerfuIly taken in exchange for
goods. FlSHBURN y AWDE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
RYAN's Admir- ct al. pi,fs.
RYAN's Widow, ct al. defis
Having been ordered By the Circuit Cour, Of
Augusta county, in a decree rendered on the
IN day Of June, 1854, 10 take and state an ac-
count Of all outstanding claims against the es-
tate Of John Ryan, Decd, and TO ascertain the
value Of the widows dover and the amount Of
the claim Of the Plaintiff, Fry, as we'll as all
other matters required BY any party, or dee med
pertinent by IN, self, hereby notify all creiiiurs
and. PERSONS having Claims against said estate.
and all parties interested, 10 appear a. my Office
in the town Of Stanton, on Thursday, the 20ih
day Of October next, with all books, Documents
and vouches necessary to enable the 10 take the
accom-, required by said detrne, Oh ar betos
which day all persons having claima against
said estate are hereby notified 10 hle the same,
duly proven in my office.
VIM. S. II. BAYLOR,
Comm'r. in Chancery.
October 2. ia54.--4i.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09
JOSEPH GRIMES,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
Wines, Brandies and Domestic Liquors,
Up EEPs constantly on hand, and for sale Oh
n satisfactory terms, large and General as
sortnent Of Liquors OF the very best and pu1.
est tina, the world affords. All persons, there
fore can bs supplied by. giving him a call al
No. %, King Street, Alexandria, Va.
None neeIl fear Of being deceived, Or Of get
ting an impure article.
Sept IS, iS54.-iy.
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- ANSAS AND NEBRASKA.-Collon's
beautiful map Of the new territories oil
Kansas and Nebraska, price 37s cens.-
Just published and for sale by
ROBERT BELL,
Alexandra. Oct. 2, 1854.
U II can be sent by mail.
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Sta"sIso''. oel't' >.',' . q vi w ---
THE KNOW-NOTHINGS
CnIJND 0JfT y.


THE W-NOTHINGS
FOUND OUT =
s:Nexl to clothes being fine, they should be
well made and worn easily. n-CkesterfeA.
s'Hod Tully pronounced his oralions with a
blanket over his shoulders, they would have
laughed ut his dress and not admired his clio,
quence."-Spectator,
NJ. HIRSH g. CO.,
ITAVE just opened clothing store opposite
Al 4. NJ. Cushing's Confectionery Store
They have purchased In Philadelphia a large
aud choice supply Of every thing necessary and
ornamental for the 'souier man,'' consisting bt
4 splendid assortment Of Clothing, such as
Pants, Goats, Vests, Hats, Shoes, Boots, and an
endless variety Of other articlee,
they win keep two superior workmen con.
s,antly employed, having on hand an excellent
supply Of broadclothes. cassimeres, &c. Clothes
will be made AT the shortest notice. Our friends
and the public generally are requested TO give
US call, and they shah be suited in articles and
prices. Clothing made 10 Older, rs cheap as
They can b Purchased al any other clothing
store.
Sept. rs, 1884. - -
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SALE OF LAND

:
= AM Authorized IL sdbiM6, aaHson. On Mop
day the Dad day Of October next. tract Of
land consaipiug,
- - 100 Acres, -.
lying about 5! miles from Slaunton, adluihins
,helands Of q. M Cochran, Harrison hid oihets.
Itshas on II comfortable awelling--good sta
bllng-and all necessary oat.honses; = spring
of fine water. The land is Of good qualit5-in
Improving condition and.ver! accessible ana Is
TERMS. The purchaser TO have len years 10
pay the p.incipal-,he interest to DO paid amt.
ally from day Of sale.-and 70 be secured by lien
and personal security
The premises will be shown by Mr.. Law
renee. Will receive propositions privately
until day Of sale! ;; :,
September Is. 1854. -
L Rockingham Register copy, and send ac-
coitni 10 this Office for collection.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-10-09
A New Article.

p HAVE Just received Zinc Tubing for Chain
Pumps, much superior in durability and
convenience 10 The wood. Also, l cask bes
galvanized Pump Chain Cast Curbs complete
Reels and other fixtures, for sale low by
GEORGE Z. PRICE.
October 2, 1884. i.
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Every Day Brings Something New.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOBACCO StQRE.t
ID. w. e. SLANMER,
door West of E. NJ. Cushing,

HAS just opened with splendid stock, com
- prlsng every article in the Tobacco line,
altoRa.i which will be found the FINEST
Qualities of .s
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
which he will sell Wholesale or retail, a. cheap
as can be bought any where else in this section
of the country.
CIGARS Or various Qualities and prices, sill
be sold by the boz, bunch, or less numbers II
desired The following list is purtion Of the
different Brands:
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STEINER s. BRO,

n RE now receiving one Of The larges. hama
IA soonest, and cheapee, lots Of Ready Mad
Clothing eve, offered in this market They n
vite especial attention 70 their stock Havi ne &c
on hand large stock, they will sell cheap e
dispose OF them. Call quick.
Oct 2, 1864.
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GEORGE BAYLOR. WM. s. II. BAYLOR.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
BAYLOR & BAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS All Law,
StauntOn, Va, :,

WILL, prnctice their profession in all the
w Courts holden in aS,annlsn, and the cir
cult and quarterly Courts OF the counties OF Al
bemarIe, Rockbridge and Rockingham. Their
attendance al other Courls will be SO arranged
s, Off u s is ssssn may opposite e s. oc County
Clerks Office, on Augusta street.
Oct. 2, 1854.
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FLEMING e. DOUGLAS,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,

WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
No. II, Corner King and Union Streets,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOMHOUSE,
: 2 .4leran2ria, Va.
Il RE in receipt Of very large and general
most respectfully invite the attention Of all
visiting our city, assuring them we will sell
quite as low, as any house here, or farther
North.
Sept. 2j, 1854.
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FRESH ARRIVAL,

ASR HlRSH has jus, received at his varie,
Ms ty store, direct from Philadelphia and
New York, trpey beautiful assortment Of
Gold ana Siltet Watches, and all new styles Of
jewelry, shtH as Curl and Mosaic Earrings aud
Breast Pins, Neck laces, crosses, &c. ; an assert
meni Of chorte finger Rings, cuff pins, watch
chains and Seals. u.5 =.
ALSO, fns lot Of Brushes, Combs, Port
Monies, Knives and Scissors.
ALSO, Wooden goods. consisting Of Chill
dren's Net Coats. Comforts, Socks. Stockings,
Gloves, Yarn, aud other articles too numerous
ID mention He RESPECTFULLY solicis call from
his old and kind friends and Customers, ard the
public generally. :.
Sept. IS, iS54.-Spec. cody.
! GUANO AND WHEAT DRILLS. !.
IRYE are now receiving orders for Penuock 4
w Celebrated Wheat Drilla, with Nelson
Gua1o Attachment. By the Use Of this attach,
ment. At least two thirds Of tile gdand 10 SAVED
10 the farmer, and rs fine crop insured. We
warrant the Drill 10 work we'll. Psfson1 teieh.
Ing them will please Send in ,helf order as soon
MEADE 4 EACHEs,
RS. Hack's old stand, Fairfax street,
Alsxa., Sept. Is. 1854. doors from King
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FRESH GOODS.

FRESH GOODS.
JACOB POI.LITz has jus, returned from the
- Morrill,. and is now opening one OF the moot
supeb selection Of Ready Made Clothing ever
brought 10 this market. He asks call from his
friends and the public generally. A moe OF.
tended advertisement hereafter.
Oct. 9, 1884.
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CIGARS.
Scotch, Rape s. Mackaboy SnuiIs,

German Pipes, Fancy and Common do, SN5ok.
ing Tobacco in papers or by The pound Cisaf
Cases and Holders, cuff Boxes, Matches, Shoe
Backing Rapping Twne and Paper aad ~
ny other articles loo tedious TO mention.
The public ars respectfully invited to cdl AID
examihe hts stock, before purchasing else
where. as he will sell as cheap ss the ehesp-
est.
Sept. II, 1854.
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as received per Ships HSenaior,7 III.
II Clay and aA,hens," direct to this port,
the. largest stock Of China aud Earthenware
he has ever heretofore offered for sale and from
the Eastern manufacturers. His usual full sup
Casters and Fancy 0do,ls-al turcha sed a, the
lowest prices obiainahle, and which he offers 10
the Merchants Of Virginia upon The most sea-
sonable terms.
n Especial pains taken 70 pack Sc
curely.
Sept. s5, is54.-tmu.
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Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
E|ticc H. Hereby Given,

fINHAT at sale Of Land fnr the non-ravmcnt
a. III tile taxes due thereon held at ihe Court
house door in the Town OF Washington. in the
county oi Hampstead, and State M rkarsas. pnr-
suar TO lawful notice given by tne Sheriff of VIA
county Of Hampstead. ard IN conformity with the
laws M thr State of Arkansas. oa thr frs. Mon
day ~ November, a. ID. 1851, il being tie third
day oi said month, the following described tract
" parcel NJ Land was stricken olr to Daniel w.
Williams. who, afterwards. by Assignment con
veved tbs same to the undersigucd.-io INIT:
The Northwest quarter oi the North-.sest
quarter q section thirteen li3J IN township tir-
teen ll3) South. in range tWentv-SiN ilE West nr
the filth principal Meridian. listed AMT assessed
ior taxation in the name Of A. j. PhaFis contain
luE crty acres. Which sail lalL was purchased
as aforesaid FOR the aggregate amount OF the taxes
penalty costs. and charges due thereon. fl- tho
years, from 1889 % 1851. inclusive amounting tn
the sum of thirteen dollars and ninety cents, and
A. now held by the undersigned hv deei NJ con-
yeyancc. duly eNecuted by the Sheriff OF Hemp-
stead county aforesaid bv authority vested in him
by the laws WI Arkansas, dated Jg-h VI Septem-
Der. X. d. 1854
Now, therefore. notice il hereby given 10 all
persons VINO may he concerned " WIN can sat
up any right title or claim 70 the above describ-
ed tract or parcel of land. purchased NJ aiora-
said, IN consequence of any iniormslity Irregular
ity or ilegality connected with such sale. or flr
any cause or defect whatever that III conformity
with the act os the Legislature Of the State Of
Arkansas in relation to Tax Titirsu approved
The 3d day of November Is.lG; sha ugdersi.ngG
viii apply to the Circuit Court OF Hempstead
county al a court to be holden Ak THE Court-nonse
IN tile said county, on the seventh Monday after
the fourth Monday in March. A. ID. 1856. ior the
confirmation of title i'll and tu saiI tract or parcel
OF land 50 purchased as aforesaid: and all persons
Interested. hereby notified ID appear at said
time and place, and show cause if auy theT can.
why the title 10 said land should not be- confirmed
according 70 law JOHN ID. HFRNpON.
Wastngto Oh. Z, 1851. Ig-6w.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18

ANOTHER WARD ExCITEMENT.-For some days
aman by the name Of Thomasson has been on
inal in Georgetown, KY, for the murder OF his
6Fother-in- law. Thomasson, it is alleged, shot
and killed him deliberately, but excuses himself
Or so doing by asserting that he intended to shoot
over his head to scare him. A dispatch from
georgetown says the jury, after an absence of six
Aours, being unable to agree, were discharged.
eleven being for conviction and one for acquittal
Ihe dispatch adds:
Upon the jury leaving the courthouse, large
crowd followed after him with cries OF star and
leather him!7 He made his escape through the
oack door of Pratt's Hotel 1t is thought that
here will be violence done tonight"
4 correspondent of the Louisville Courier thus
describes thrilling scene that took place in the
courthouse during the trial of Thomasson:
The widow of the deceased, after testifying
'aat she never in her lie had seen her husband
carrying weapons, much less on the morning he
was killed, and that he had not been out of her
as6t more than an hour before she saw his man
Sed remains with heart rending sobs, stepping
up to the prisoner) cried out, ~Murdererl look
Oh this child" Truly this seemed enough to
move the stones of our streets to mutiny and
rage
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
From " ashin gton.

WASHINGTON, Sept %, 1854.
=, Capt, Holiins, U. S. NJ and Mr.. Fabens, u. S.
numerical Agent at Greytown, have been here
10! Tue last day or two, comforting with the ad-
u'nStratlou relative to affairs in Central Ameri-
sa' itl evident that the Administration is pre-
ton9s to publish its defence of the Greytown
ssonoardment; and it is said that they will prove
,ne community to have been nest of pirates and
Ou.aws, not entitled to be recognized and treated
~ political society.
among the facts upon which | understand it is
;SeslSned to sustain this allegation, is the follow
I ius VIZ That the SO called Mayor of Greytown
brs. bau made an arrangement with the pilot who
tSVosht the Cyane sloop of war into the harbor,
", " run her upon the rocks and wreck her. The
snT fGt according to the story, became frightened
T. u mus Jailed to carry out the diabolicaI design.
must be confessed, however, that the Admins
GssI Glsoh mas been very long time in preparing It's
FolS1 FsEe and 1t will need to be clear and unqUes
nWi Gsoie II 1t Is to bring about that reaction of
T,t On , sentiment IN favor of the bombardment up
"aich the Administration seems to rely.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
Notice Is Hereby Given.

TTNHAT AT q sale of Land for the non-navnent
Il ofthe taxes due thereon, held at the Court
house door in the Town Of Washington. in the
county w Hampstead. and State NJ Arkansas. pur-
suant . lawful notice given by the Sheriff of said
county ari In conformity with the laws or the
STATE oi Arkansas. On the first Monday III No
yem1er. n The year A. d. ISIS. i neing the 9Th
lay uf mid month.-tha following described tracts
OF Parce' a. land were stricken of to the under-
signed. 70 Nit:
The North half of section twenty-on anil TIE
West ,dli ot ile Southeast quarter OF section
seventeen MI An Township eleven, South in range
twenty-seven West OF The 9th principal AIendi-
an Containing together four hundred acFes-lisied
and assessed l0r taxation i'll tue name of N. u.
Nye. also
Tht Southwest quarter Of section Twenty -one
and the Southwest quarter n the Northeast
quarter ci section seventeen all in township elev-
en, South, Nh range twenty-seven West, of tile fnh
principal meridian. containing together two hun
dred acres-lsted and assessed for taxation in the
name "a ShadTach ". Nye-afi of which said
lands were purchased by TIE undersigned for tbs
aggregate amount oi The taxes. penalty. costs and
charges, due thereon, inr tle year ISIS. amount
ing 70 the sum OF thirteen dollars and four cents.
and are now held hy the Undersigned by deed of
conveyance bearing date of tile 10th day W N0-
vember. A. ID. 1919. duly executed BIZ the Sheriff
oi Hampstead county, bY authority vested IN hin
by the laws OF Arkansas
Now therefore, notice is hereby given 70 an
persons who may ~ concerned. or who can srl tIr
any right. title. or claim to the above described
tracts or parcels of land purchased n aforesaid
IN consequence ri any nturmaliiy, irregularity wv
illegality connected with such sale, or for any
canae or defect whatever. that III conformity with
the act OF the Legislature OF TIE State of Arkan-
sas, ~ relation m lax titles approved cd OF
November. IA. ID. iS3G.-the undersigned WHIT ar,-
ply to the Circuit Court oi Hampstead county AZ
a Court to he holden mi the Court house in said
county on the seventh Monday. after the fourth
Monday in March. A. d. 1855. for the confirma-
an M tite III ana to sail tracts ur parcels MI land
80 purchased a. Aforesaid; AMI AT persons uteres-
ied, are hereby uctied N appear at said time and
place ana show cause vi any they car. W hy thr
title 20 said lands should no. be confirmed accord
ing to law. WAT. I'LL FTTFR
Has.iagioI on II, 1851. ly-Gw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
Destructive Freshet---Immense Destruction
of Property

We learn from gentleman of our acquaintance,
who has Just returned TO the city from Pike CO.,
Miss, by way of Covington. La, that Pike coun
ty, Washington. st. Tammany and the adjoining
parishes in this State have recently been visited
by one OF the most destructive freshets that ever
occurred in the Southern country. The rain COM
menced on Wednesday. the goth ult. and contin-
ued without intermission for six days. For the
first three days it seemed as if the flood gates OF
heaven were opened, and that second deluge
was approaching. On Thursday. the 2lst ult..
the Topasaw, Bouachitta and Me6ee's Creek, and
all the principal streams in that section OF the
country, rose eleven feet in seven hours.
Several planters, with their wagons, on their
way to Covington, were caught in the storm and
barely escaped with their lives, leaving their
teams on the hi ghway, and when the rain ceased
the tops OF the wagons only could be seen. The
bridges on all the principal streams carried
away, and many mills destroyed. The only mill
left standing any stream in the section OF coun-
try visited by the storm is that of Brasfeld, ON
Pearl river, and that was only saved by the
promptness OF the proprietor in cutting away the
dams that supply the water power, as he saw the
rapid rise of the dlacent creeks. At Covington
the river rose SO high that passengers could step
from the steamboat to the top OF tie principal re-
ceiving warehouse in the city.
The destruction of the crops was immense
scarcely stalk of corn or cotton left standing
anu III many places Where the corn was gathered
in the farm yards, 1t was swept away. One far
mer had large number of beef cattle penned up
in the field, preparatory to sending them to New
Orleans. and on the second day of the storm the
water rose so high that thay were all drowned.
Our informant states that the roads for seven days
were impossible and that on one portion of the
road between Holmesville and Covington, he had
to engage two pilots at the rate ol three dollars
and half mile, to steer him and his horse over
the right path.
The mail carrier, a person named Alexander
Jones, who carried the mail between Holmesville
and Covngton, was killed by Tightening on the
goth ult IN 0. Delta.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18

The CoTroS CRoP.-We are compelled to
herald discouraging intelligence respecting the
cotton prospects in this region. The equnoctal
storm which lasted week. from Saturday TO Sat
erday, ending on the last with violent wind and
rain beat down an incalculable amount of the
opened and unpcked cotton into the mud On
many O. the plantations exposed to the furious
gale it is estimated that from one-third to one
halt the yield has thus been destroyed. The old
and well-cleared plantations on Lake Concordia
and in Adams county, Miss, have suffered much
the worse while in the woody and sheltered dis
trictS and low lands of the 0uachita. the Tensas
and the Black Rivers the damage is not so ap-
parent. CoacordiG fstei.. 29tA ut.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
BY Royal letters Patent.
THE HYDRoM4GEN, OR WATERPROOF.
CO e EA 6 DE IL 9 ,
MANUFACTURER ~

~ S N IN 50 ~
MANUFACTURED Br
HARCOURT, BRADLEY e. co,
II Market ST., Manchester.
Princjpak Warelousr, 102 HTo7d Street,
CAeapSt2e, Load'0n. ERcldHa. A,aer-
acan establishments, BIS inn Street 5-
l02 Nassau Street. Neto York, ". 8.
THE HYDROMAGEN i valuable djscove-
h ry for protecting the feet from damp or cold
and therefore preventative Of many Lung dis
eases, trittost any doctorinE trhafrrcr. The Hy-
dromagen is in the form of sole and worn IL
side the boot or shoe. Its medicated character is
a powerful autidote 10 disease.
For Gentlemen it win be found agreeable.
warm and healthy, TO wear in tho coolest ur
rainiest weather, as the foot cannot become wet
If the HYDROMAGEN is inserted. Ladies may
wear the ightest soed boots or shoes in the most
inclement weather with impunity; while Con-
sumption, so prevalent among the young Of our
country. may be th warted Wy their general adoP-
ton. They entirely supcrSe3e ocer-shoss as the
latter cause the feet to perspire in a very unheal-
thy manner; and. besides. are not dangerous wear
to pedestrians in icy weather. like india rubbers
While the latter the feet To appear extreme
ly large, the Hydromagen, being mere thin
slice OF cork prepared: peculiarly placed inside
does not increase the sire oi the boot Or cause tile
foot TO appear untidy. To Children they are ex-
tremely valuable, as they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects. Their expense
is so slight as to scarce need mention; besides
those who Patronze them will find their yc,lyiy
doo'or'S bis Eiura diminished thereby.
As the Hyaromagen is becoming NOR known
It's sale Is Increasing to an almost incredible ~
tent. Last year in London. Manchester. Birn-
ingham. Liverpool, Glasgow. Leeds Dublin. Paris
Antwerp, Hamburg AMI Berlin, our sales reached
l,732,l50 pairs OF Cork Soles. This year the
number will far surpass that
ASK the faculty their opinion ef their value a.
a preventative for Coughs, CplIs, Bronchitis
Asthma, aud Consumption.
Mems size, per pair, 35 Gents.
Ladies' do. do 40
Boys X Misses DO 25
NOITCE-From the Retail Prices we make
a very liberal allowance u Jcbters and WnuIa-
saiers. so that any storekeeper nay make .iue
profit on their sale while they are an article that
may be kept in any store, among any class u
goods.
For terms, apply TO
HARCOURT. BRADLEY K co.
3s .3iua Sf-ccf Nfr York.
OcToBER 4, 1854. iD-3n
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
Warehouse Notice.
October f0th. 1851.

THE undersigned return their sincere thanks,
i TO the Planters and Merchants in the sur
rounding country for their liberal Ware House
patronage for several years past and for their in
creased business since their Fire-pfooi Ware
House has been erected.
For convenience and safety we have but q
large shed under the hill adjacent 10 the brick
house, that up river merchandise and cotton COM
Ing down the river can be put under in rainy and
bad weather.
No wharfage has ever, nor will be charged. for
goods landed at our landing and stored with u.s.
One Of the firm having an interest in one of the
first class Steamers in our trade. is enabled. las
last season. to get of cotton when others may not
be able TO do so
We invite merchants and planters more espe-
claily those unacquanted with our extensive I'M
provements, coIVenences and safety. before max
ing permanent arrangements, to call and examine
for themselves. j. HILL & co.
Camden, Oct. Is, 1854. 42-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1854-10-18
n o ticc

HNHE oopdrtnershiP heretofore existing be-
1 tween SAMUEL IN. McCrLLAGH and w NJ.
BRowv. under the style OF MeCullagh < Brown,
was dissolved on the 18th of June, BY mutual con-
sent. W. W. Brown having purchased the entire
iGieIest oi 5. z. MoCulagh, IS alone authorized TO
settle up the business of THE firm
w. " Brown having connected himself IN busi-
ness with l.. = Ashby and +. X. Ashby, the
business Will be conducted under the name and
sty!e oi ASHBY, BROWN < Co, at the old
-tant.
Flitoa. Ilflg la- l~Ji. 11-