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TRUST SALE OF NEW KENT LAND.

TRUST SALE OF NEW KENT LAND.
i By virtue Of Q deed Of trust from Robt Taylor,
corded In New Kent County o urs. TIE undersign.
: sS a public auction, on the o TUBS
DAY, the i4th day Of June. 1889 !f lar II mos the
next f.r day besinniss q. y o'eoca !, n shs reel
scres' wing about ave miles below New Kent Q. H.,
soa sSsp s. e .ns sSss q James Ds
ward Langley and Ira L. Bowles. with the house
and improvements thereon
one and two years. for bonds bearing interest from
day Of SALE and secured By lion on the property.
pya-lsvaw.1td. : : Trustee.
WALEUT-6.s, /, ., s inches thick.
: ), 1 q ~ M ...s, s''n'ns sD y
jsa ~ y 18Th street. Bot Main ana Trsnllln.
II CONFUSION MBRcHAHrs
Ofioe cor. lin and Bank strssts. -.
S sss ana :sss .s ssssss: :ss. &c
,.,-,n. e esSs 4 ag na1k.apskkis.
NOTICE 10 EN0INEGR5AND CON
IN TRACTons we ere prepared 70 fu!nisa eon /.
Sc si e "a = sas sSersss ssss ~
Csnsss vn!sanssA, q e sals. Pisass sivsss call
S'iS'' '.1sh''as ''''.1ssisiii Deyosp 800.
! as.srsl Assas yan~ livsr osasat works. s
my0
uOPE MILL YIXSf POWDRRs. II
n yosvsns g1ca. MT. s.sss lssea. pisssis 4: q
Caboa q apy ktla. yea - - ~ 49, Aan
- ssvssA 50 - fo1LAaD. es.ssss:.
jA1aaass IL &gees.-
N01H0- O Nesdsy. Tie q ln1saat
- ooaD xq1AD1R1N: Win sUsatle1es's .zs
scribias Psc1ersy and yayisg iof -. s1sssn
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my Tins
uUFFMAN'S
IL OLD DOMINION sEwING MACHINE.

HUFFMAN'S
A VIRG' MA INTENTION.
fer to the public sewing Machine on an entirely
m nsT f itssf By IL It, smpp daraSv and
cheapness 1t is lock -stitch. shuttle machine;
this stitch is well known to be the only one which
shows on both sides alike. and cannot be ripped
The tension of th, machine is pronounced to have
no equal and is as quickly and easily threaded as
shuttle is entirely new 10 construction. and does
away with the irregular tension on the under
thread. The shuttle race is adjustable, admitting
the OF large ehnttle, wi h coarse thread and
large needle, q email 81 uttle with an equal num-
Der of yards of fine thread and short fle needle
structon will ENABLE any person. white or colored;
to understand and use it. This machine will DO all
kinds of work, from the fines. and lig a family
work; will hem. gather. tuck. DC. Any argument
in favor Of sewing machines. unnecessary at this
day. The question is, which is the best most simple.
and cheGp'sH These qualities are oil combined in
this machine.
Guys and stran gers are invited to examine this
machine. The inventor. 8. Huffman. a native of
Virginia. and resident Of Richmond. will take
pleas ure in showing it to all 1t viii be sold at the
nice in Relvins block. 18th street. Orders from
hs Machine Com
pany." Richmond. Va. my 3o-lm
CT. NICHOLAS ICE CREAM SALOON
~ is now supplied with the most popular favors
of Cream and Ices. Also. Strawberries:
ANDREW AN1ONI,
nv est Next door to Exchange Bank.
EOR SALE.-A small FARM of one
l. hundred acres. one mile hey. nd the tcrmina:
ton of the Mechancsville Turnpike, about six and
q half miles from Richmond. in an excellent neigh
borhood, snd in the immediate vicinity OF one or
more churches. The Improvements consist of
dwelling with four rooms, aud all necessary out
buildings. all Of which are new Also, an orchard
OF choice fruit trees
1t will tesold for one-fourth cash; the balance on
a credit of one two and three years. with interest.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
LIB THOMAS,
my 3l-1m $50 Broad st, Richmond
.TTPHOLSTERING ARD PAPER RANG
~ ING.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the public
generally that he has opened an UPHOLSTERtNG
and PAPER HANGING Establishment, on BROAD
g RECT, between 4th and 5th. where he keeps con-
stanily on hand large assortment Of fine
FREMOH AND ENGLISH PAPER,
suitable for parlor use. Also, lot Of fine CARV-
ED CHAIRS and SOFA FRAMES, which car b.
covered to suit the tagte Also, IN assortment Of
CURTAIN GOODS and WINDOW SH DIES.
NJ SHUCK and HAZE MATTRESeES made to
order, and warranted to give satisfaction.
NJ All work entrusted to me, shall meet with
prompt attention. and at reasonable prices as can
b had elsewhere j A RnMMEL.
je 2-lms Broad ct, between 4th and 5th.
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~ SPALpIEG'S
spALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOB OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
IS WARRANTED.
Ist To beauty the hair.
I'd. To carl the hair elegantly.
Sd. To remove dandruff effectually.
4th. To restore hair to bald heads.
5th. To force the beard and whiskers to grow.
9Th. To prevent hair from falling of.
7th. 70 cure all diseases of the scalp.
9Th To prevent hair turRing grey.
9Th. To cure the hessacbe.
10th. To kill hair eaters.
Ii you are not satisfied. TRY 1T. All genuine
has the signature Of tho Proprietor-take no other
j RUssELLL sPALDING, q fremont st., oppo-
site Museum Boston, Mass
hold by FISHER 4 WINSTON, Richmond, Va.
and BARNES 4 PARK. New York.
IN
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A SENSIBLE WIFE
"A Is A TREASURE IN LIFE.

South of New York, at
je 2-lw SINGERS.
A SENSIBLE WIFE
"A Is A TREASURE IN LIFE.
Desr Bette. said Char ie our time does get near.
We will soon be made one by the preacher,
And we ought to take care that we have tn on. my
What wen want to keep house with. dear cre..
ture.
In China and Gla,s and in Metal:
Just tell them want to start house for my own,
They send goods and bill. and settle.
OCharlie. dear Charlie. please listen to me.
If yonr purse is we'll hlled. try to keep her;
fou ~0 a,,st pay very high for your goods. you
1 will show 1ou the place to buy cheaper.
Up at sCHAAp's we'll find. on the corner of
or ali that we want. good many:
Tho the house is not so large. their goods. have
Are finer and cheaper than any.
This is ut SCHAAP cos.
Je2 Corner Broad and Sd SITS.
ITO DRUGGISTS For sale, the Stock
L and Fixtures of DRUG STORE. we'll located
and doing good business. The stock will be re-
duced to suit purchasers. fine chance to engage
N the Drug Business Apply at Iii Broad street.
Richmond. Va. my 2S-ts
NOTICE. wish to engage or hire.
~ Immediately. a good and steady WHEEL
CONS and Carts. For further inform alton enquire
OF mo: at my yard, on Main. between 22d and I'D
''s INV Were at. can be seen from e c9k
peas, BACON, LARD, &c.
400 bags Red Peas
500 prime Bacon Hams
30 kegs prime Lard
20 bales Cotton
In store and for sale by
n q
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BASKETS The largest assortment in

Artists Materials aud Brushes.
Pictures. Frames and Looking Glasses.
Portmonnaies and Pocket Books.
Ladies' Satchels and Bags.
Window Shades and Fancy Goods
select assortment at
OaAS LUNDIN i co.'s,
my7-lme 2l0 Broad street.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN9.-At a
~ meeting OF the stockholders of the Richmond
and Charlottesville Turnpike Company. held at
Ashland on the 18th ult, there was few shaTes
wanting 10 form quorum and themeeting corse-
9uently adjourned 10 meet al sauuders' HUI, in
the city Of Richmond, on the 81 of June.
The question Of encouraging those gentlemen
who wish TO put O rail track for horse cara our
ROAD, wa, fully discussed at tho Ashland meetirg.
and warmly encouraged, and there IL no doubt tfat
atthe ensuing meeting the company viii acceds 10
their proposition.
1t 10 hored that every Stakeholder will be present
on the Sd OF June
JOHN B ORENsHAw. President.
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AUCTION eALHo.
NT0RT1ziTE''

By 3. B. Cook, Auetioneer.
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- NOTICE The BATTING
DEPARTMENT Of the DIME HOUsE
will be closed until further notice.
~ We will give enkk LUNCH
every day from Il sill o'clock. 70 which the public
arc respectfully invited. -
js2-1ws HAHWAkD co.
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DOWHATAN HOTEL.--Not being en-
l. abied to make any arrangement for the proper
improvement Of the above Hotel, and having no
guarantee that the repairs made at the expiration
of the present lease will be conducive to the COM
fort Of my guests, have determined not to renew
the Hotel on the Doth Of the present month (JHne)
preparatory to removing my furniture by the LIST
Of july At WHICH time my lease expires.
I avail M self of this opportunity for returning
my thanks TO my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage have receives i. and hope
sha be enabled before the first Of January 1t to
make such arrangements elsewhere. 90 Will enable
me TO entertain them not only with more comfort.
but In q style which will a,rd greater satisfaction
70 them, as well as lay self
WMHFRY,
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VISITORS TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRINGS
Should supply themselves with DR. Moorman's
new work on the Virginia Springs and Mineral
Springs of the South and West.
ALSO,
Cooks Map of Routessnd Distances to the Virginia
springs For sale at NORRIS Bookstore,
iea-3t 81 Main street.
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DEAS, BACON, LARD, &c.

400 bags Red Peas
500 prime Bacon Hams
30 kegs prime Lard
20 bales Cotton
In store and for sale by
my 9-ta il PANNILI,
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Al EyamnIa WORTHY oI lnItallau.

The Quincy HsyaH -oys that The German
Republicans Of Massachusetts have isstrd an
address 10 The people OF the United States.
commenting upon the recent action Of The
Black Republican Legislature Of that State.--
which put an amendment into the Cousliu-
lion Gepriging them Of the right 70 vote until
they have been there seven years, in which
they say
'sWe citizens Of German drsceni ,oiH dare
nothing more 10 do aeith tie Rcpubiiun patig
- a0e oeH nepcr mare lend orr help 10 eicDjc
payty 10 po,oer which famgi,s~s uadey fooi.' =
That's the way to talk it. The black re-
publicans have attempted to crush the Ger
mans Of Massachusetts,, and they will attempt
the same thing here if you give them the
power. The Germans Of Massachusetts have
acted wisely in leaving them, and the German
voters OF this county should profit by thct
example. VIII they cast their votes With a
party 50 trcachcroua aud laithlcss towards them
as the republican party We do not believe
that they will Register.
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Pixies PEAKERs RETURNED-ST. JosErH's
THEEATENED.-About three hundred Pixies
Peak adventures arrived at ST. Louis. MAY
9th. They presented 4 sad appearance.
miners haye pledged themselves TO destroy ST.
Joseph's as retailatoIy measure, for alleged
inpositIons practlced by spectators and others
OF that place, who are charged with having
circulated false reports to induce parties to en-
igrate, SO that the traders might have an oppor-
tunity to make money by selling outfit of
provisions, SC.
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BcEo@aGe EZoct50l2ao

Pursuant to rules adopted by thc
Democratic party Of Bedford county,
at their regular Meeting held in Feb
ruary, 1886, which rules are now in
force. the Democratic Vigilance Com
mittees Of the several townships and
boroughs Of Bedford county, are here
by requested TO give written notice
that elections viii be held in their re
spectiye districts, on SATURDAY,
THE 18Th DAY OF JUNE, NEXT,
for the purpose Of selecting two dele
gates from each district to represent
such district in the coming Democrat
ic County Convention, said C0nyen-
ton to meet in the borough Of Bed
ford. on TUESDAY, THE 2Ist DAY
OF JUNE, NEXT, at 2 O'Clock, =.
NJ, for the purpose Of putting in
nomination a County Ticket and ap-
pointing Legislative Coafcrccs to meet
similar Conferces from Somerset coun-
ty. The Democratic voters q the
several townships and boroughs, are
also requested to attend to the cicc-
ton of Vigilance Committees for the
ensuing year, which Committees will
be chosen on the same day on which
the Delegate Elections are advertised
to be held. Return of the result Of
these elections, will be made TO tic
undersigned, on the day Of the meet
ing of the County Convention.
rs order Of The Democratic Go. Committee.
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From the PI1'sburg Dispatch.l



On Saturday evening, / lth uIt., about sua-
set, as alr. Geo. Helms was crossing the bridge
which spans CHARTERS Creek fknown as Ram
sey's Ecgdway,) The tim5ers gave way, precipi-
iatIng DIR. Helms wagon and, wheel horses, q
distance Of some twelve or fifteen feet into The
water ana dritl-wood which had LODGED against
the middle pier Of the bridge.
Fortunately, at the time Of the accident. Dr..
Hays was an eye witness Of the disaster. and
with commendab!e alacri,y leaped into the
water, about four feet deep, in search CT the
unloaaHate man who bad for the time being,
disappeared under the water. The DR.. in
forms US that in few moments, AIr. Helms
emerged from the water, among the single trees
Of the wagon, and between the horses. At
this critical inhcture, The DR.. seized him and
dragged him out in helpless condition. and
almost in state Of insanity. lie was imme-
diately taken to the hospitable mansion of the
Dr., where his wounds were examined and
dressed. Ills injuries We're found 10 be serious.
hl8 arG being broken, besides Aesh-wounds anu
internal injuries the extent OF which is not
known. Mr.. Helms informs US that
taiS Is The fourth bridge that he has broken
down bet aeen Washington and Pittsburc.
The bridge in falling, did not 90 down in
4 body, but lt itself down on one side-thus
afnlng the wagon mp slde-down and tarowing
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N0TIlE

Is hereby given to the land-holders of Cumberland
Vail cy tp., that 10 distinctions will hereafter be
allowed in the pubhc roads OF said township. The
legal width OF such roads is 80 feet, and ali fences
prorudirg upon either side Of them, and ali other
distractions 10 free passage Up0n them, will hercaf-
ter be dealt with as the law directs. Persons whose
fences, or other property, thus obJruct said roads,
requested 10 remove them as soon as possible
This notice IS given At the instance of many citizens
of Cumberland Valley.
SANUET. DRENNlNG,
June $50. Supervisor.
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DcsrEoyrD Gy FlEE.-On Monday the 10th
~, The large bank barn Of James Reiningcr,
- Clair township, situated on the property
gn rs be Aign Bank Farm, % was burned
agnd. Thelos Is estimated 1T 5000
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dixon 10 lhrir n@% " SPgIIG o2g '.,.,,,a' 1. "a
beautiful assortment al sc9.ga3Il,
SUMNER c0ons
l.o,.;-,,,..c c...,, i,
''''E,'''i3 J.,,I: - - i3 i3i.N.} 'it ae ''e,rc
c,u, ,.'ij''I'' ! o''See GiEtnre' Dossi
M m I Nc ans hyaacfe Noha'rs
. I",ns, ms, h"'''"-I. t-c&5, or5and'--
A'"a' a''''' o'''iyI.S. ,T,.I ''l1oiloGs,
e...:.u c.., '',,.' - ana 2leiI@ Sha"iy.
:, = ''"'2 ,.'3 - ! II''" ana Lawns from
y l,i..I, 10y '--'L,I>iinS' Brown aoj
'''1'''' '''u' i'"m' % cents up-Gbg
nnZfh n~..', ' ,.'+I''e "a, - &c l"l"S' 'r3m ioci~
-, ~ .. -'-o''",I u, 1''' ana l.''t!laS' Rom
go 60 1>,,ls 49, II We" ana ! lo"Ih wear,
r,I',I I,o'I - : o'"'9 up
os2',;r' c,;,,. D','Sii''eIeS2 ,2 weeds toa'ln5s
,rc.h Cro.r;an ':@,'i n,!S ,so'nSs, e. &C.
l ,SS'' ''rocIriGS' 'lnechSWafe, CntIcry,
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raE AMlLeAMATlnE n.nTI.

! TIE AH3LGA1i4Tl0E PARTY
s.ac- lse Abolition Republican rary re
talo existence. instances 81 white and slack in-
te.narriags have been multiplied 10 an alarm
;ag extent. Almost every newspaper, from
Maine 10 Kansas, publishes accounts Of the
clopemcnt Of white girls with negro men, ami
he prohibition Of tits disgusting practice, has
been made a question Of serious importance 10
The people of the Northern States. Ia Wscon-
sin Jiil 10 prevent The marriage Of white and
black persons, has been passed. The opPoseg
Of The bin were eli "RePublicans," and it
would have failed, had it not been fog the Demo-
Gratis, Of whom there were just enough 10 pass
It. In Pennsylvania bin Of the same nature,
IS our readers are aware, was introduced into
lAe Lower House The last Legislature, but
was killed by tho Opposition, who had major
jty Of upwards Of thirty members in that body.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS, ofthis county, distin-|
guished himself as an advocate of white and
black amalgamali9a, BY voting against that
bill. But The 'DeFu5licans'' are not only inI
favor Of the inlegmarriase Of The white and
black races, bat they labor a7siduously 70 give
the negro tbe tight to vote ana 10 place INN on
political level with lie white man. In New
EorE. ana other Northern States, where they
are in ihe ascendancy, they have Invested tAe|
black man with ,he right ofsulrage, aad there
the negro has the same political privileges en-
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"Eo; &c: at any F.lce."

The Black Republicans 7EopeT-thc disciples
Of the eFressi5le-coulIct"h high priest, and
the admirers otlaat gentle cid man, MIR. Cid
dincs, who recently rrpEoachea his friends for
not having murdered the officers Of the United
S.ates-acc quite angry At the idea that they
can 'tiuse' with Know Notainr5 and rro-gla-
very men ike Mr. Bell and Mr. Cuuc1den.-
The .9ijany Eceaiag JoHract, which is the
organ Of 1ir. Seward and the orthodox negro
worahippeTs, says that q would be "much cl-
sier 10 nix oil aad water than 10 induce the
Republicans "to combine with such an elr-
ment as tie pro-slavery opposition 10 the
Democracy in Virginia and Kentucky. The
.1tjGHg Journal thinks that the Republicans
cannot admit that 'stHc northern Democracy
have not done enough for slavery" Il would
certainly appear a little inconsistent were th5y
to do 50: but, then, the Journal should rempm-
Der that the Republicans supported the Crit
tenden amendment; that they hcrded with the
most 'dark-lanteFn'' Know NotAings IL New
York last Fall: and that, on the 9Th Of this
month, they amended the State constitution Of
Massachusetts SO as to deprive every foreign
born citizen within that State Of the Tizht TO
vote until two years after he has become naiu-
ralizcd Is it on account Of the fatal conse-
quences OF this ''iusion" that the .Ii6aag Jouy-
nal will have nothing TO say 10 ''conbnations''
with the Kentucky oppositionists a! any prce? /?
1t is a fact that the last oil and water mixed in
Massachusetts, has not improved the Black Re-
pubicans' prospects for '60.-IHe ConSiItu-
ten.
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The contents into the water, rendctue the
escape Of AiT- Helms almost mjTaculous The
horses, too, after much difficulty, were cxiri-
Gated from their perilous situation. without
much apparent injury.
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TIE EGDEeHD SrluAas.-Whilsl in Bedford
a few days since we paid this celebrated water
Ing place q short visit, and were particularly
struck with the great Improvement the place is
undergoing. The houses are being painted and
furnished in good style aud the grounds are re-
ceiying thorough 'cleaning up" There are
one or two "eye-sores" about the place vet,
that we hope TO see removed at no distant day.
One Of these is the old diapdated mil, and an
other is the unsightly appearance of the old
dam. We have no desire 10 criticise harshly,
but we must say that these looked mean enough
when compared with the elegant and tasteful
houses, and the general arrangement of the
gounds. Mr. Allen, the gent!emanIy Superin-
tendent, is already on the ground, and informed
US that the Springs will be opened for the re-
ception of visiters on the 1st of June.-Fulton
Democrat.
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FARRELL. HERRING & C0.'5
? i TEN 7 c HAMPTON SAFE
LATE FIRE IN DuBU0UE. IOWA.

DUDgQUE, Jan. 7, 1899.
GGNTs:-I am requested by Mr.. I. 4. {
CoclIranc, Of this place, to saw 10 you that ca
the morning Of the fth instant, about o'tLotE,
his store took fire, and the entire stock Of good.
were destroyed. The heat became 50 suddenly
intense that none Of the goods could possibly
be saved3but fortunately his books ana paper
which ware in one Of your Champion Sa!,@
were ali preserved perfectly. And we'll they
may be called Champion, tor during the whole
confagTation there was one incessant pouring
Of flame directly upon the sale which contain
ed them. And still, upon opening ii, The ia
side was found to be scarcely warn, while tte
outside was most severely scorch2d.
Yours truly,
n. 4. MCCLURE.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire ang lnfsia.
Proof Safes. with HALLS PATENT POW-
DER PROOF LOCKS, afford The creates! Sc
curlty OF any safe in the world. Also Side-goa'"
and Parlor safes, OF elegant Workmanship and iAis"
Tor plate &c.
FARREi., HERRING y &C , have removed ION
81 WALNUT ST., 10 their new store no sj%s
CHESTNUT ST., (JAYNEs HALL) where The lar
gest assortment Of Safes il the world can be found
FAEeREL, EEE3Gs RING & 60
90 CHESTNUT STEFEr'
(Japas's Hatl
PHILADELPHIA
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l MON HO TEL
BEDFORD PA

WHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie, that be stiI keeps the Hotel under the above
name, IN the old and Well known Globe building on
west Pitt street, Formerly owned and occaped bv
Mr.. John Young, where be will be happy to see ali
friends and the travelling public generally. Persons
attending Court are respectfully invited TO give him
call. He pledges himself that he win Go Al! in
his power 10 render all his guests comfortable
His Table Will be supplied with tie choices. DEL
Icacjes the market VIII afford.
The Bed Rooms viii contain clean and comfortable
bedding.
The Bar viii be supplied with choice liquors.
The Stable will be attended by careful and at
tentive hoster.
d Boagders will be taken by the day, week,
month and year.
JONATHAN HORTON.
June 3, 1855
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Letters
IA of administration having been granted by
ID E Register &c, of Bedford county 10 the under
signed upon the estate OF Chlistiana FIuke late Of
South WoodbeIry tp., deed notice IS hereby given
to all persons indebted TO said estate to make irnme-
diate payment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated Tor settlement.
HENRY FLUkE,
June 3, 1850. Administrator.
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Their Groceries
EG REaEpCp

these things and call al once at Reed < Min.
nlch'S, where You will not fail 70 fnI Wh2tevg
you want in their line Of business.
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elected by about three thousand majority.

ONE or NAruEu's EorLruEN.- Among the
large nuu,je: Of strangers visiting our town
last week, was our old friend, Col. J. c.
EvEauART, formerly Of this county, but at
present a citizen Of ATartIns5urs, Blair county.
The Colonel is cone Of Natures noblemen"-
an honest man, a true friend and glorious
Democrat He was accompanied by Mn. GEO.
R. BAzaooLLan, OF #ood5crry, ge1Alcn.7g ia
every respect, and whom We shall always be
happy 10 meet.