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Tndnst1v the Rond To Success.


II is proverbal remark, founded on expert
ence and common sense, that Satan will employ
him who does not find employment for himself
Industry will secure the confidence and encour-
agement of good men. What is it that we first
inquire after respecting one who is just coming
forward on the arena of public lifei Brilliant
talents may be desirable; respectable connections
may have an influence; property may serve as
an outfit, but after all, real judgment of the
man, and our readiness to commit important
truststo his keeping will depend ON something
more inherent and personal. We must know
that he is Industrious and faithful. Without these
abiding qualities, capacity, and family and for
tune will seem light as mir and empty as bub-
BILE
1t is instructive to ask who they are that rise
to the highest distinctions both in Church and
State. Flashes of genius and outbursts Of efforts
usually accomplish but little We hear much Of
fair openings and happy beginnings,but IN great
majority OF instances,the men of perseyering dill
gence bear away the palm. The best talent on
earth is that Of assiduous ppcation.-Spring
time Of Life,
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From the London Literary Gazette.I
Spirit Rapp.ng.


The mystery of Esprit rapping,' when mas
oansad nh extraordinary sensation both IN the
United States and this country, has been dlscoV-
cred by DR.. Schfi, Of Frankfort sur Man, VINO
was lately present when medium was ehsa-
ged producing the rappings. his medium was
a Young German girl, and as she sat perfectly $50
lated and made no perceptible movement Tue
doctor was puzzled to guess how she eaused INC
Tan tan. hy which questions were answered.
Going home il struck him that the noise might
be occasioned by sfraining the tendons and mus
eles, and he Immediately set To work to contract
his feet aud hands. and made other experiments
with his limbs. At length, to his delight the
graphing struck his ear. and after few trials
ho found that he could create il ut will as ensiiy
as any "mediun.' And how is this thing done
BY simply displacing the peroHoeas lohgus when
passes behind the ankle up % the leg such dls-
placing being effected by scarcely perceptlble
change in the position of the foot and beng ac'
eomplished by loudish snap. In persons III
whom the fibrous sheath containing the perOnoeas
i weak or relaxed, the movement Is more easily
effected and produces IA greater noise. Having
made this discovery, DIR. Schiff practised It until
he got 10 be "a first-rate medium" and then he
hastened off to Paris TO make it known. In n re-
cent sitting of the Academy of Sciences, paper
on the subject was read; and afterwards the doc
tor in preseAee of the learned body, showed how
the feat was accomplished Overland over again
he created ''rappings," distinct and clear as
any ''spirit' has done yet. His simple yet SCI
entife explanation Of one of the greatest OF mod
ern impostures caused both qualification and
amusement to the academy and we take 1t for
granted thai honceforth "spirit-rapplng' Will
be as much secuted as Professor Faraday has
caused table turning to be.
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Alexandria

This city is rapidly growing in Importance and
improving in appearance 1t is becoming the
market of large Virginia trade that is destined.
when its advantages of location are fully devel-
oped, to compete with the best 1narts of trade
The completion of the Orange & Alexandria Road
to Gordonsyille is an item in her history preg
nant of the most lattering prospects, and aus.
picious results The rapid and safe communi-
cation with large and densely populated terri
tory by this connection must add much to the
reward and encouragement Of her enterprising
merchants and business men. Already are its
effects being felt. We are informed By a letter
from friend,that gentleman from south Yves
tern Va, left Stanton one morning. arrived in
Alexandria about O'Clock II the same dav. pur.
chased bill of boots and shoes from the firm Of
G. Fl. Bayne d Co.. groc"rie. from Bayne. Buck
ner 81 Co., and cigars from Geo. r. Coaorth and
: had them consigned TO the care Of J. Brande-
burg IL Co., of this place. the same evening He
left Alexandria the next morning, and dined in
stanton. on his way home that day. This was
fast travelling and is evidence Of wha, railroad
connections and facilities can do.-Sfaunton lin.
dic1for.
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. DAILY VIRGINIAN.
FRIDAY MORNING.. =. July Il, 1881.
Our Railroads.


We extract the following favorable notice OF
the South Side and Southwestern Roads, from the
Richmond Examiner.
1t will be seen the Examiner has liberal and
enlarged views of our Western improvements and
Is in favor of the whole system of railway aiming
to concentrate trade at I.ynchburg That paper
also pays our city very handsome compliment.
As to whether it be deserved or not we say moth
ing We viii say, however.that il would be difficult
10 appreciate as other than unjust and hndly sui.
edal the spirit of hostility to this city which has
characterized the course of some of the Rich
mond press on the suhieo. If Railway improve
ment There is in fact no rivalry Of interest aud
should be none fleeing between u. Tint Lynch
burg will or can absorb and withhold from points
of shipping on the Atlantic, from Richmond Pc
tersbnrg and Norfolk. the tonnage or more than
small fractional part Of tho vast Tonnage, which
will soon be concentrated at this point from the
west. is proposition which the most timdy
credulous citizen of Richmond would reasonably
reject To believe it would be as wise as to
believe in our capacity to damn and stop up the
waters of James River and starve to death our
metropolitan friends with thirst. We are not COR
sumers but in an enlarged view, producers; and
the mighty stream of western trade viii How on
to the Ocean, there TO be distributed to the great
foreign aud home marts of consumption, though
Iynohburg should become Troy ora Manehes-
ter. New York has no jealousy of Troy, nor
has Liverpool of Manchester; but in either one
it would be fully MS just as between Richmond and
I.ynehburg But we only design for the present
to introduce the following paragraph from the
Examiner:
I'VE certainly feel sincere aud deep interest
in the South-Side road. We have always been
in favor of the South-S lie Road, of tho South
Western Road, and ofall their connections and
branches We are in favor of the New River con
neetion 10 the Ohio. of the Cumberland Gap con
nection To Kentucky,of the Knoxville connection
To Tennessee, of the Bonsack's connection TO
Coyingion of this whole system of railway, aim
ing to concentrate trade at LynehhurR, the heart
and centre Of Virginia. her model city in enter
prise and we'll directed energy aud the western
terminus of the South Side Railroad. The State
subscription TO the New River connection is al
ready voted. We should advocate a subscription
by Richmond to that project earnestly us to
the Central Road beyond Stanton though thee
determinations of the South-Side Road against
Richmond, would operate very unpropitiously
upon the project at our city polls.
We have faith in the South-sile Railroad, aud
in its certainty of achieving magnificent results
for Petersburg, so eminently deserving of them
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT of the middle walls
of the new Court House. now in course of cree.
ton in this city,fell early yesterday morning, and
injured five or six of the hands engaged on the
building, some of whom were caught under the
wall and their escape from being instantly Kill
led was almost miraculous. Fortunately none
OF them were fatally injured, at least such was
the impression at the time of the aecident-we
have not heard from them since.
Doct's Morris and Latham, and probably o.
thers,wer promptly ON the ground,and rendered
all possible service and attention.
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The Stock Frauds.

The \. Y. Post remarks
1t appears that Robert Schuyler and Alexan-
der Kyle, Jr., were in the habit of ''swopping''
with each other the several spurious stocks of the
New Haven and the Harlem companies the joint
office of which, ~ Hanover street, appears to
have contained quito a nest of swindIers. Fur
Their Developments are yet expected: and it will
he necessary to call in for registration, in the
case of the Harlem as of the New Haven eompa-
ny, all outstanding certificates. The books are
reported to be in very confused state.
OF the Schuyler swinde, the Herald says:
Although the amount of which the shareholders
Lave been defrauded is only two millions, we be-
lieye that are rather under than overthe mark
IL estimating the depreciation in stocks which it
has already caused in Wall street, at about fifty
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At Wilmington, Delaware, on the Fourth Mr.
Valentine member of the City Council, was ar
arrested for firing crackers. \ despatch says
Valentine taken before the Mayor, who was
about to fine him. Valentine thereupon very
grossly insulted the Mayor, and he was commit
ted To the cell for contempt. This created much
feeling among the friends of the parties, and
500 900 bail was refused. Absut IL O'Clock
friends went TO the house of the Mayor and I'M
dertook to mob HIM. The Mayor came out with
pistol in each hand and dispersed the mob, af-
ter making several arrests. The mob handled
the mayor very roughly tearing his clothes near
" ali off. \ citizen offered Thousand dollars
ia any set of men who would take Valentine out
of the cell by main force. There is no telling
where the thing may end, as the friends of Val
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Pursuant to notice, meeting of the citizens
of Blackshurg and vicinity, friendly to the cause
of Temperance, was held in the Methodist Epis-
oopa Church in Blaeksburg, ON Saturday the sth
day of July, 1854, to appoint Delegates to at
tend the State Temperance Convention to be
held in the city of Lynchburg on the 18th day
of August, 1854.
The meeting organized by calling Robert Muir
ray to the Chair and appointing DIR. Thos. I.
jackson Secretary. The object of the meeting
being fully explained by the chair, and the inn
portance of the call made by the Chairman of
the Executive Committee of the State Temper
aucc Convention being duly appreciated: Upon
motion, the following Delegates appointed
to attend said convention:
Thompson Baker, Alexander Black, Col. Wm
Thomas, Geo. B. Bane, Sam'l. Smith, Jonas
Cromer, Adam Wall, Michael Olinger, Jacob
knzer, Flovd Mcdonald, VIM. kinzer, George
Falconer, w. IL. Linkons, saml Kipps, w A.
Ronald, Thos A. Stranger Robert Murray, Iar-
yey Black, Thos. 7. jackson, Thos. NJ. Harris
fhos j. Carson, John c. Grissom, John Spck
ard, John Black, John II. Phillips, Germanicus
Kent, Edward Mcdonald, Thos. r. Evans, J. b.
Lancaster, John b. Helm, George Garden. NJ. L.
Noolwine, w. IL. Thomas j. b. Evans, A. w.
Luster, r. l.. Francisco j. X. Dawson, NJ. Kipps
JAS. Argabright, j. NJ. Bane, T.. IL. Black, Chas
H. Smith. John Harvey, b. Angel, Jas p. Mays,
II. Calvert, 5. A. Kerr, Jno. Wall, Abram Price,
VIM. p. Baber Rev. Mr.. Stansbury, Rev. S p.
shaetfer, Rev. A. Buhrman. Rev. w. II. White,
I. c. Christian and Chas Whitesearvery.
The following resolutions then offered and
adopted
Resoired, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Lynchburg Nirgnan,
and all papers in the State friendly to the cause
of Temperance be requested to copy.
The meeting then adjourned.
ROBERT MURRAY, Chrmn.
THOMAS +. JACKSON, Sec'ry.
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Il, 'ersburg Horticultural Society.

The Petersburg Democrat states that the 5000
required. by resolution passed at the last NEE
ting of the Agricultural Society, to be subscribed
before the erection ofthe Fair buildings should be
commenced, have all been obtained Fifty firms
promptly gave their names for 500 each. The
treasurer has now subject to his order,ten thous-
and dollars which the Executive Committee will,
doubtless soon begin to appropriate. Our fair
says the Democrat, is fixed fact.
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New & Second Hand Purnitrro ..

I'm Saturday morning the l5th inu, AT IN -,
" will sell ON Mar>cl street. a .aIte ,'.,.,,.
new nd second hal d Household md kitcb,, r.
embracing in putt
Mahogany So rs aud Divans,
NJ hogany Cabinets and Burnnns.
Mahogany Bedsieads. Cottage Furniture.
WA hsrands Rocking Chairs Writing Desl.
Feather Beds, Mattresses, Wafdrobes,
Tin S fe, Windsor Chans, Tables.
Kitchen Uteusils &c. Re
Also. one Buggy and iinracss, . or good Sal
Harness Horses.
july l3.tdsl C. RICH'D PHELPS. A.
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SNAKE SroRY.-Towards evening, week
or two ago, gentleman residing in the North
Western part of this county, observing snakes
emerging from under his house, proceed d to
despatch them in summary manner. Over
sixty came out before nghtfall, all of which he
killed, but from the traces discovered in the
moi ming it was evident that an additional number
came out during the night. They were of the
species known as the IN ccasin saake.-Fred-
sricksJuvg Herald, July 10.
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DEATH OF CAPT. PINeKNEY. Richard Shub
rick Pinckney, Commander in the United States
Navy, died in this city yesterday Capt. Pinck-
ney had the reputation of being brave and
able officer, but his health has been long impaired
to degree that disabled him from taking his
place among the active officers of the Navy.
Charleston Mercury.
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Building Lots at Auction

an Tuesday afternoon, The 18Th MT. W..
" for fr snr, 10 close rarfeership, f,,,f..l.
ing Lpt., sitante on The TURNPIKE, nm IN,
former Factory. These hts ar de-raLie T., ~, me
ing to build small tencment<, or srehiapi5,,' .'
teal estate. DuDLE} i J6l
Terms mndc known on day of sae. '2'
VIM II. Mo.BY, Aur'tr.
Immediately after the above sale viii all
sirabc building Lot contsiuiug ono acre I'D,
borhood oi he above Lots.
july 10 IDS. WM II. MOS}y ,
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Prices Of wheat at Albany for 81 yeara

We extract from Hunts Merchants Magazine
the following table. showing the price of wheat
per bushel Il, Albany, \. Y, on the lst of Ianu-
AIRY in each year, from 1893 to 1854, which has
been prepared from tables kept ut the office of
the Van Rensselaer, Manor nj Albany -
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Positive Sale of Stock, Dry Goods, Hard
GrOCerins &c

hN Wednesday timing ;he yth inst, comr..
~ ut 9 O'Clock od Market street | will sell ~.
he least reservr IA large and cxtens We assnrtns
Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Shoes Cutlery Gree
liquors, Ciears, Ne, the entire effects al A r,a
dec innr business
Tne above stock has been purchased in the las,
months, and embraces rany desirable ard seasof
goods well worthy the attention ofthe trade.
TERMs--All ums under $50 cash, over $40
days credit, over 500 tour months credit for ann
paper. RlCil d fllELPS, Aaet
July l3 td4
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Masonic Hall.

We have attended the exhibitions of the Messrs.
Woodrofies, in their fancy glass working.
spinning and blowing, and were both interested
and instructed by their operations. We can
recommend their exhibitions to the public as be-
ing novel, interesting aud instructive. 1t is no
humbuggery, and none can visit it without being
pleased
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millions of dollars. The panic will be still fur
Their increased By the discovery announced yes
terday. that on the Harlem line with which the
Sehuylers we're connected; there has also been a
spurious issue of stock TO the amount OF between
four and five thousand shares.
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Quick Passage-The Collins steamship Bal
tic the previous victor in the list of fine runs
from Liverpool to New York, has beaten her
own famous passage of August, 1881 Her guns
fired off the Battery ON Friday night at Laos A.
NJ, almost on the ninth day out from Liverpool.
The APPARENT time 9 days II hours. The time of
the same steamor in l15l, 9 DAYS and II hours.
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Post Office Motters.-Tho Postmaster Gener-
al has established the following Offices and made
appointments The Office at Mannsborough,
Amelia county, is re established and VIM. ).
Burton appointed postmaster, james w. Lucas,
postmaster at Brandon Church, Prince George
county, in place of Benz. II. Bishop, deceased.
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The Langhorne Mills for Sale or Lease.

hNlN 10 the inlirm state nt my health, offer
" for Sale Lense. that we'll known milling proper
~ sitmted wilhin the corporation OF ynchhurg imme-
diatcly upon tn james River K Kanawha Canal, aud
contgunusto The Depot Of the Virgina and Tenne
Rail Roud. The Hb"ye property contains and five
eghls oil an acre of land upon which Is situated n
large Manufacturing Mill, with Run OF Buzz Stones
rapabie of grinding 250 barrels of -four per ny. The
Machinery is Of Cast lion, of the approved pat
terms, and every thing about the premises in the mo
perfect order. Attached to the Touring mills. the
Corn and Ptaster M Ills both having large custom
upon lie premises there i. good Miler's House,
Co"per's Shop aud all necessary outhouses
Ample arrangem have been made tor the in ?
III; I'll the necessary labor employed; abundant
supply of barrels and barrel aical provided Such is
the situation OF the prop rty that purchaser would
be subjected days decay in putting the mills in ope
ration For terms apply To Mr. Jno S. Lnnghornr, at
the mills, the undersigned, Glover Dale, Boetourl.
july II Its HENRY 3. .ANGHORNE.
Ni.hu1nna MLin c..,..
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Give them TriaL-Al'eenHry rer.ons iave IN 50
many in-fslrz -ie ce.dcd il fostinr upon the
Al yatliess preparations claiming for them 4, med
ra vrtne thu eiea rnnfy ird yiduas refuse tn take
a., thing MOI sanefioA. by physician This sanction
hn. been b ta,yai upru SIABLEkS ANODlNB
CHERRY L. PECTURAAT anil DIARRiiGA coz
DIALfn more titan Tive lundrrd instancfs. Indeed
,anv medical men who know hirv regularly pre-
scribe the Expecoralt inras"s Of Coughs Colds, and
III seasrS Of the ptaiorg organs which un .er
their eafe. AM. Mi discusses at tne bowels, q,
.ueh #. Diarfhona the Diari.ul Cordial il prescribed
lv them with tue utmost confidence in its beneficial ct
lects five the-e rxcell'n medicines iia See adj
xertisement in another cumn. nnd descriptive pamph
lets be Ind gratis # the ageuts.-l'riee Tor eGh
30 crnt-. ar six bottles for 80. tiun l5-lm)
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CoMlNG.-W atermelons were selling in the
Norfolk market, on Saturday last for 374 cents
each, and peaches for l24 cents each. Water
melons also selling in Richmond at the same
price
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VERY LARGE AND DESIRABLE SI0Dh
lNAIE&ElE y LlHNRIEn LlARNM ALL-
For Sale.

TWO very desirable buil ing lots, s'tnat'' %. ,Ir
dill on IN opposite sci" Of lie river ai
George Bminrd containing9 IA mere each nc j.
terest in acres al ground on The river ~ VIZ" IN
. OF dwelling aud ii VIII If xrellcat water Ais y,
two trnemeuis crrler cfWatcrntd 1T ,1re''s. "''
ense IN the ground for yeats. The above I'".'
will be sod vat.,. nee INN odatlhS t''''' rq
not sold before. vii be sold Mt auctl. n~lthout rvs
WIN II. MOSBY.
iuv 1o.to5r.t NJ. CONNEL il
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MASONIC HALL.
q EsEAT ATT ACTION.
Grand Exhibition of Fancy and PHILOSOPHERS
L -.

Grand LXlUIIIOlI OF dIIUy anu fIlIIOsOpUICdI
Glass Working Spinning and Blowing
3, Ire Wposr. di.s. WIN bH>e tlf- lea.nre to
npinte lat they will give series of their instru. tive
and ,ui,sine TX 9ition al the nhove NJ
Mondny evening. .uv l0fh, AMI continuing three das
Daring each exhibition. high pressnra engine
made etre,y 81 glass, will be kept in constant opera
tim. All Mind OF inney and philosophical sass wor, is
nanniactrrrd in the presence of the aud enee
Beautiful etimeus of the wrnk will be presented
the an iienc- at epch exhibition.
~ Admission IS cents 81
Doors open at71 exhibition commences at o'clock,
~ + u Parenlars, sec small bi'
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OLD PoINr AND HAMPToN.--A very large and
gay crowd is now at Old Portland there are
also from two to three hundred persons at Ilamp-
ton.
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entine appear to be determined to carry IN
matter to extremes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The me idea man left own Yesterday. lie ha' an
l tut Ein.t 81 Ainfrican fla Rsfarat,ve would
cure .tcrytlnf but II nasiiisel, Cur Bal'ine-s
those aho wi-h l,rosc lay obtaining few hiie' OF
y LYMAN. hi. ! in large Bottles
inv tM
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY
HY AAERs ~ DILE.sn

e. HOUSE AND LOT At Arrcu.
liza vii II, ntpuslic nastia,'. =. - - clio
llth nj , q. clock Tia" tpu.e na. i, NY -.
Manson Ashonr. situated ON Ni,1b 49,
alley, in tie neishbofheod u CoI Ag5 E.
adjoining the Pr pity afJolln b. ri l.. e
tain- about "ae-.alt an acre II - -
spr ng # winter. aed 'nrge. ron.far, p
DWELLING HOUSE. sa a1e - - =.
snie will h f"siiig IN credit oil I - a
uegOtiabis n0tes well endut-ed ~
july II fliihst DtLLt
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

w b. PAINE having giyea Mr.. Camillu~ CT
H. tan an interest u hs Book and Stationery
Enlistment the u.iness will from the lst July he
Quoted under the 81, lie and firm OF PAYNE 4 Chrstia
d. Is PAYNE,
CAMlLLUS CHRISTIA
P.S-Our accounts will be presented every
months from 1T july,
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The fact of the Empress Eugene (of France
being enciente is confirmed.
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now FOR CHEAP GOODS.
Come and See.

AN determined TO close out the ba ance my SPLEEN
= did stock ofSunimer Gods | will sell much
over prices than the goods have been sold at this
sensor, in any house. Come supply yourself with beau
Gr hie lore English Prints perfectly ia t. at o..
worth IS; also Fre French ba- all white pr nts,
Dc viii sell my ine back French Cloh-, Cnsstn res
and Yestings at prices before heard of Brown
unI beacird Cotions, Apron Gheak-, Bedtiek ~, Ta-
lie Linens &c, IA
Please give a call. | not particular about
prices. close Inc stock.
y. II. LEWIS,
Sign White Flag; East Main :, Lynchburg
IL, :.
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WHEELING, July 1.-THE river falling with ?
feet 9 inches water in the channel.
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FUTURE DAYS

Cows and Calves at Ap.,,z-
an Saturday ~ nins, 18th in.r ., .'i th
" sci, at puhiir aurtion, three ya,,' gu. :
y"uae calves ne cpws wiz lie soil 49,. rs
days Tor equitable na'es ve I ,sdar.o5 s =. -.
aIe No nHl no mistake, and v III m. iha
July l3.2rd AkEhS \ DlIIApiL E.
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~ R. PAYNE returnes his grateful th"tk'
~. his mrny friends fyr their confidence AID pair
nge, and respectfully axis the same for the new hrH
lie would also remind his fiends That the accounts
the LIST Of July are made off and will be presented
collection soon practicable.
iuly Ii