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PAIL RACES.

AAAEvASsesff'!!;.lEEA'AsEEIs 49,, MR. !.
Fi n. Sss. n sT Tsh &c Ssi a *;
land Course. in Hanover county, Va, VIII continue
hive days. as TFsiRsT DAY. ..
FIRST RAcE-Sweepstake for two year oid colts
and FLIES. Single dash of mile. 5lW entrances,
80 forfeit; sioo added by the Club, provided two
or more start. Closed with the following entries;
F. M. Hall enters c. f., by Financier, dam Fidety'
D. Mcdaniel enters s. t., by Boston, Jr., dam Re
N. a. Thompson enters b. f., by yoltaire, dam
Laneville. by Eclipse.
Gen. T. j. Green enters Miss Tobacco Fly, ny Red
sRcoNp III RacnrpsWeepstaSe for three year old
colts and FLIES. Two mile heats $3.50 entrance nee.
or more start. Closed with the following entries
Joseph Brummell enters b. f. Crinoline, by Finah-
se dan an, Miss Matte b u% m Glide Harold
p G. Bouch enters 9. T. Pauline, BY Star Davis, dam
D. Mcdaniel enters 5. I. Minnie Lehman, by
Boston, jr., dam BY Trustee,
FIRsT RAcE-Swcepstake for three year old COTS
and FLIES, which have never won race; Mile
the Club provided Two or more start. Closed with
the following entries:
N. A: Thompson enters g. f., by Register, dam by
]. T. 4 T. w, boswell enters G. f., by Grill Ed
80. mondson. dam Virginia Payne.
4
dam Madonna.
o. ?. Hare enters b. c. FISHERMAN, by Revenue.
dam Miss Coutts.
J. NJ. Taylor enters b. c., by FInancier. out of
Emanci patton Mare.
Gen. 7. J; Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Eye,
dam Phil Brown.
Calvin Green enters b. c., by Grit EdmoIdson, his
dam by imported Pram.
SECOND RAcE-ProprietOT's purse S4OO Three
THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACE-Snsle dash of two miles; free FOR
all ages for purse of 500 the part OF the Club;
$40 entrance. to go with the purse.
SECOND RACE-Jockey Club purse $500. -Four
FOURTH DAY.
FIRST RACE.-Sweepstake for three year old
colts and FLIES. Two mile heats. 500 entrances;
or more start. Closed with the following entries:
ID. Mcdaniel enters 8. +. Minnie Lehman, by Bos-
ton. Jr.. dam by Trustee.
y. c. Bench enters c. t. Pauline, by Star DAVIS,
dam Monmouth Eclipse.
Joseph Brummel enters b. f. Crnolne, by Flnan-
cer. dam Miss Matte.
Fondren, Williams & Co., b. (. Leisure. by Red
Eye, dau unknown.
J. T. and L. w. boswell enters C. f., by Crit Ed
mondson. dam Virginia Payne.
Gen. L. J. Green enters Addie CurrIer, by Chal-
lenger, dam by imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. by Grit EdmOndsOn, his
dam by imported Priam.
F. M. Hall enters g f. Faith. by Childe Harold, by
imported Priam
SECOND RAcE--Proprietor's purse $780, Two
mile heats.
FIFTH DAY.
Handicap purse $780, for the beaten horses of the
meeting. Two mile heats.
NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON.
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland. Hanover Co., Va, Oct. s, 1859. oc5-td
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COMMISSIONERS CERTIFIcATE.-The under
signed, sworG Commissioners 10 superintend the
drawing OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
nunbers and prizes as they were drawn by this
day, Oct. q, 1852 at AuEusta. Ga.
F. 6. BAR BIAAR2BER, Sworn CONS.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me-
LEWIS LEVY. l. p
EEPLsSATIoN.-The left N nd row IN each of the
above columns contain the Numbers which we re
drawn from the wheel, The amount opposite each
number Is the prz which the numbers entitled Ia.
!! .nur number IS NOT IN the list, and does not end
IN & soGT ticket Is blank.
Al tickets where The number ends in are en-
titled to 80 in addition to any other prize which
tie above drawing NAV enttie it 10. Half quarter
and elg nth tickets draw their proportional part.
CertihcaFes 81 packages entitled to all they
draw over the $50 prizes. Halves quarters and
eis hths proportion.
Pine tickets and certificates must be returned to
Va ONCE Tor cash or re-lnvestment. Tickets that
have not drawn prizes need not be returned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ma Tupman l. Hull, NH
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.


Of FAIL p liza and WINTER GOODS. aud invite alien
tion to the assortment, hoping to offer snch induce;
meet the wants OF all their customers. We now
manufacture our own goods, having established a
ment Of Mr.. VIM. Tupman ST.. where all our
goods are made with as much care as Is possiee;-
exoeiied, and the various STYLES OF, goods offered
sire certainly tptop in quality, and rs sen,ee, IN
&c and s Business as % m ys
SA "'A AhffoST SfsS 35HafEtFiarer
DlA ssSSr AYP BE sassll hi3ahfSER,
OLIVE t, WAyTR w fAfK c fAsSSSk cAss.:
So assorted, ms TO shape and price, that wefear
Competition. Suffice 1t to say, our stock is large
and sS EN- pRAGitsINfEySs COATS.
200 DRESS and FROCK COATS;
2sS e I PAi .s5S SA 81 iM ERsr PANTs'
OF Cashmere. Cashmere. Cloth. Velvet, Silk-all
made up the latest stY lie worn, and recommended
f ' stoc w ~ S sae
during the season; SO that Whatever is new that
nay he introduced will receive our attention, and
eat customers VIII have The benefit OF It,
GENTs, FURNISHING GOODS,
For Fall and Winter wear, has been received. We
100 dox NECK TIES, STOCKS and CRAvATSs
$40 doz. superior YOKE SHIRTS;
900 dog. COLLARS, various styles;
Is doz POCK T-HANDKERCHIEFS;
100 doz. SOCKS, all kinds;
20 all OF which call attention, knowing that IN
the lot we can please most every body with some
thIns Of good quality at low price, We still con-
SHIRTS TO ORDER,
and know the stock on hand, as well as those made
for particular customer orders are the best IN the
! United States. We cannot he exceled IN this ar
| tIcle customers previous to this time can
! testify. ,,> ~o,
| aud 6ts guaranteed. Our manufacturer is practl-
! lar, that approach our customers with a
confidence sustained by the capacity OF the person
| who makes our goods.
Gail AT No. 10 Main street. ard we will do You
! good. as an examination and selection OF such
| Goods as You may need will prove. We are selln.
! EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH
There fore and Will give YOU better article Tor
the money than where goods sold on credit; so
all who wIshto pay their own debts and not he sub
cct a profit sufficient TO cover the losses occa-
stoned by those 'rho buy credited. ard DO not
ray" will trade at the CASH STORE, No. ITO
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 1860.
The subscribers have taken the agency for VIM.
| GlencroSs Report OF Fashions and can recon-
1 mend i rs the most reliable one published. The
Repot rs ISSUED semi early and as Mr.. Glencross
is in communication with the Paris reports. issued
| monthly. which issue IS made In connection with
hrs publication, subscrit ers to his Report VIII have
all the ADVANTAGES necessary for the satisfaction of
! for sale and exhibition. Independent of the sheet
Of drafts usually accompanying other reports. one
! two patterns OF new STYLES are also gwen, rem
! denng the work Invaluable. Sc 2S-ts
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lnkeU lot CITY pTUpsTtN. AppIy 20
RAWLINGS hHOLLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
IN Pts Kichmopa Va
sss KAILKoAD LANDS loR SALE ON

60 KAILKUAU La NUS FOR NALE ON
81 LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
OF INTEREST.--The Hannibal and 81. 10.
OF LAMB, wing in thc stats Of Missouri. whcS
was granted, by Act OF Congress, to aid in the con-
struction OF their Road, offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad, which
is now completed and open for use throughout its
entire length, 1896 miles, and runs through Gown
try which is unsurpassed by any in the salubrity Of
its climate the fertility of its soil, and the extent
of it's mineral resources.
For further information. apply at the Land OiEos
of the Company, OF address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner II. i st. 10. X. n.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June Hth, 1859.
jy 2I-e&w4mN
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20 FALL TRADE.
1859.
FALL. SUPPLY.

IA FALL SUPPLY. egwo
The attention of the public is re- 6sys L II
9spectfully asked To INV Fall stock of>1AfD
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., comprising full
assortment in every department of the trade Es-
pecial attention has been paid the sele ,tIon of
staple articles and other kinds adapted to tn" whole
sale trade and country merchants viii consult
their interests by examining my stock before pur-
chasing, as | am determined to offer great induce
ments to secure portion of that trade. A call is
respectfully asked No. SO Main street. two doors
above T. K. Price K Co. JNO. c. PAGE. JR.
I NOTICE. 1--WE most respectful n
Co., ly call the attention of our friends. III
customers, and the public generally, to our ~
assortment OF BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, CAR
PET-BAGS, VAIICES, &C.. as they Will find the
larsest and best assortment of Goods in line,
expressly for retail, that be found either here
elsewhere, and at al prices. either Of our own
manufacture, or of the best Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
of Boots. Shoes. &C.. No I27 Main street,
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- VALUABLE LAND Pom sALE.-f
my srf !: 1d .,s:
county, shout ens mile and ! half from DsnviIis
. Ds" .ss" & .sIs ]. s e. ss
and ~ fne state Of cultivation. The .Tema 1der
Of he aon. You'd e Of sale
ratlve. The land is Of the best quality for raising
tobacco and other products Of this section in gene
VI; Wf ss sr f srf sss vsgse.
Henry and Western Pittsylvania. In connection
T,tS the psI,y; . will ssll small TRACT or
grounds, suitable for market garden, or a anal,
will please address me at Danvile, Va, and viii
sns 1" saapns the
az LAND FOR SALE.-.I shall sell to ths
nshss 81 e TR sc eP The lSh Of N0yEMBER
The tract contains 2sS s-I0 acres. more than ore
third OF which is in WOOD, the balance in a hsal.
The buildings consist OF large. comfortable n
convenient DWELLING and other necessary out
houses.
There isansxceent ORCHARD, and as good
sPKiNG WATf as can be found in the State
:. This land lies within u mile of Charlotte &. H.,
Va; Churches in the village, ana an excellent
&C l4-t9N WIN. 3. DAVIDSON.
ssx LAND FOR SALE offer for sale mr.
~ FARM OF 1854 ACRES, on the Long Brids 9
Road. Twelve miles east of Richmond and
three from James River. adjoining the land of the
late pr. Mettert, Nathan Darby and others. Said
Land produces well of wheat. corn, tobacco, Il O.,
and more can be added If necessary. For terms,
&c.,twhch will be accommodating,D apply to ths
subscriber on the premises.
oc H-12tA JAMES w. CARTER NJ D.
- FOR SALE. "a small TRACT OF LAND.
81 on the New Bridge Road. three miles east of
-a> the City of Richmond. known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. DIR. Christian, Dr.
s. A. Hart and others The above tract contain s rs
acres. and is situated in pleasant and Desirable
neig hborhood 1t has upon il very good Dwell
LING HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms, with a
sufficency Of wood and water. The soil is prcdue-
tive and is well adapted to the growth of all kinds
of grain, grass, &c. and would make most desi-
rabie vegetable garden II is highly susceptible Of
improvements, and By the iudicious use of lime
and guano, be made desirable farm, as the
satisfactory results from the of these manures
on other lands in the ghborhood will attest The
above property is offered for sale privately, lib
eral and accommodating terms, or would ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS 4 H0LLADAY
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
an IT'S Richmond, Va.
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e.: =, =, RICHMOND VIRGINIA

f.Jr. ItstuNIUNIII Y ENtrfNTA
Asf9 lssss CENTRAL AND PETERS
i-a- - BURG STATE AND UNION
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS-Members of the Ag-
ricultqral Societies visiting the above Fairs will be
furnished by the agent at the station tat the time
OF purchasing their tickets.) presentation Of
TURN TICKET.
Stock or other articles designed for exhibition at
either OF the above Fairs, will DO charged full fare
down, but will be returned free of charge, if re-
naming In possession of same owners.
Persons having stock to send to the Fairs, will
please notify the agents at the stations THREE
DAYS IN ADVANCE, so as proper arrangements can
be made Tor their transportation
G. CAMPBELL, Supt.
Supt's Office r. & d. r. Ri
Richmond, Oct. Is, 1859. oc 13-1m
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MEDICAL. CARBIDE. PLUME offers his SER
wees to the public in the treatmento all secret
branch gives Dr. p a claim Il to public iavar-ofiice
On On Eraakn street near the EXCHANGE Hotel and
ways on hand, a supply OF the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS" one Of the very best
enes sent TO order. All commY uications by letter
or otherwise promptly attsnde to. Richmond. Va
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- AGRICULTURAL FAIRS,

q Il
liza S59.-lst. By resolution OF
EaT -s.---cs-sth the Board OF Directors of this
Company, the usual rates of fare will be charged
ON all passengers going to either of the Agrcuitu-
raj Fairs; but those persons who have paid their
fare upon this road, going to the Fairs will be al
lowed to return free at any time between the 26th
of October and the 18th day of November, inclusive.
on exhibiting to the conductor a, certificate Of
membership, for the year 1859, of either the Virgil
MA Central or the State Agricultural Society. or a
certificate of Ii le membership in either Society.
I'd. Stock, and all other articles intended for ex-
charged the usual rates of freight, going to the
Fair, but if sent back the property of the same
owners they will be carried free, and the amount
paid for the transportation to the Fairs refunded.
Notice must be given to the Agent, at the depot
from which Stock is to he sent, or to the under
signed, at least days in advance so that suitable
accommodations can be provided
TH0S. DODAMEAD General Sup't
Gen'l Sup'ts Ofilce Va. Central r. RI
Richmond. Oct, IL 1889 { ne I3-sw
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RICHMOND AND YORK

f---- RICHMOND AND YORK
20 - EjyF e. F { i 4 i + FS KY
CHANGE or, standardization connections
MN EA VEST A And all the IN
termediate landings on ,I The Psmunkey and York
Passenger Trains stopping at Fair Oaks, Meadow,
Dispatch, Tunstall''s and the White House. going
Leave 2ith street. Richmond daily Except Sun
days. at So A. n. Arrive at the White House, do.
RErURyING-Lea the White House daily lex
cept Sundays at P. NJ. Arrive at oath ST.. Rich
m0nd; ID do { o. ( \ DE- Hps at s. p n
modation Train will leave the White House at 81
A; NJ. Arrive at 2fhs St, Richmond, Ct s7l A. II.
ga P NJ. Arrive at the White House at 5 T. NJ.
fffYPE and At II
vii! connect at ths White House with Msssrs; 4.
F; NoRTHERN & Co.,S FOUR HORSE POST
Ghurchyille arriving at Urbaana at 4 p NJ, same
d E fay6 Eea anna 81 4 ~
House, same days; at 5 P. NJ: for Richmond.
Through Tickets to King & .Qneen c. HI. go
Thioush Tickets to Cartons Store. 800
Through Tickets to Churchville ....... 400
Through Tickets to Urbanna ............ 400
o. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS the steamer
SEA BIRD. Captain Thomas NJ. SoUTHGArE,
will leave the White House at A. NJ, on the ar,
rival of the cars from Richmond, for Norfolk and
and York rivers. Returning, will leave Norfolk
on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at A. NJ,
touching at all intermediate landings. and con-
Meeting with the train, leaving the White House
at 5 p NJ, for Richmond.
FARE THROUGH $3.50; MEALS EXTRA.
FREIGHT will be received at the office at Rock
etts near the lower Gas Works, daily, till 4 P.
NJ, and will be forwarded on the following days.
Fret ght in all cases to be pad at the Rockets
office, before shipment or delivery.
Negroes will be REQUIRED, when travelling alone,
to leave with the Ticket Agent or Conductor pass,
stating expressly that they have PERMISSION to
travel on the cars. THOS. X. SHARP,
oc Its Superintendent.
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1859. REMOVAL. 1859.
VAN LEW, TAYLOR & co.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
OF
HARDWARE AND
COACH MATERIAL
TO the large and desirable store,
No. "a, MAIN STREET,
WV NEARLY OPPOSITE THOMAS R. PRICE Co.,
here they are Offering the most thorough and
complete assortment of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
And will be happy to receive their friends and the
public. oe Am
CRY SGAYENGEk.-The undersigned re-
~ specially informs the cltizens of Richmond
That he Is prepared TO clean out reH houses sinks
and other places of deposit, and thoroughly lime
them, on the most reasonable te rms and in man
ner NOT IN the least offensive to the premises on
which ne may work His wagon is so constructed
Letter boxes may be found in the Mayors Office.
ana at the drug store of Milispaugh & Johnston
one door from corner 18th and Main Streets and All
orders leit In them will be promptly attended te.
au lo-5m H. ALLEN.
NEW STOR +, No. II Franklin strsef.-L ia
SObs ms tins day opened a large stock OF the
very best FAMILY GROCERIES. at wholesale
ana retail, which will be sold low as they can he
p9ught In this or amy othef market. call from
ms Trends 81 and the public generally - invited.
se 1-lm L. JACOBS.
"a isl ;ss'' kxssIE s EEEii assSfG'
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EDUCATION.
THE CHJSWICk SCHOOL,

u MILES n iiA S WET % RICHMOND.
friend. T. w.Srs~ chs%S1 'o% the mske.nd
'e cnAs SIC 1l. aNb ENGLISH SCHOOL.
from his long experience in teaching hopes by deyo
ting his energies TO the Improvement Of ms pupils
the continuance of their patronage. Yo,,p
He offers to his eits friends. especially, HUME
CHIswICK is unusually healthy, The well wa
ter is found by analysis BY Or. JAS b. McGaw, Fro
iese, to possess Valuable s medicinal properties.
The next session will commence MONDAY, oct. D.
and close July is, 1850, allowing TWO weeks Vaea-
Tuition from s Is to $50. a.,
Board, including table, rooms, fuel, light ana
sa @ e 8. Taa Rn Esq., Goocnisnd
Drs 3; J. Duval and s. Coates of Henreo, and Rev.
oc g. iinew4t GEO. G. ExALL. A. NJ.
LIEMALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF 1ST
IAND CARY STS-MRs. z. BAR ih Al -
will resume the duties of her school on the ist OF
October, 1889, and the term will close on the 5Otil
of June. 1860.
Having secured the services Of Professor 81 the
French language and an excellent master OIL Mu-
sic, she hopes to receive portion OF pubic pat
ronaEe. ,r
lily OF the principal.
Board for scholastic year
English Tuition. .-.......-. "
french do. .....-.......' ~
Music. DO ,-...'''--".'''''' o9
Use OF Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
sc 2-2m
CLASSICAL AND MATH E vi A TIC A l.
- SCHOOL, CORNER OF CLAY AND 9TH STRKErs.
This School opens LIST October.
TERMS PAYABLE sEMI-ANNUALLY IN ADVANCED
PRIMARY department. CoO'uV
Usual English Branches Observation-Disclosures 1000
Higher English, with Latin. 100000 5000
Higher English, with Latin and Greek..---- 60O0
For further particulars, inquire OF me either per-
sonally or through the Richmond Post Once.
an 3-3m ROGER MARTIN.
MRS. COLE will resume her Glasses for In
WI struction in SINGI and the PIANO
FORTE, on the lst October. Application may be
tween 10th and llth, or T. II. Taylors Music Store
on Nam street. Sc 29-lm
T EyINGTONLAW SCHOOL.-The eleventh
Il Session of my LAW SCHOOL will CONNIE nee
on MONDAY, the 7th day of November next. Cir
cuiars will be sent to gentlemen desiring lntorma-
ton as to the plan of instruction. text books. eX-
penses, &c. JOHN w. BROCKENBR0UGH.
LEXINGTON, Va, August Is, 1859. Sc 5-2m
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y SPALDING'S
SPAIDlNG'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL

LIST. To besutify the hair. I'd. To cuRl the hair
elegantly. 3D. To remove dandrufedectuay. 4th.
To restore hair to bald heads. 9th. To force the
beard and whskers to grow. 9th. To prevent heir
from falling off, 9TH. To cure all diseases of the
scalp. Sth. To prevent hair turning grey. 9th To
cure the headache. 10th. 70 Kill hair eaters.
If you are not satisfied, TRY 1T. An genuine
has the signature Of the Prnprieter-take no other
j. RUSSELL SPALDING, ~ fremont ST. oppo-
site Museum. Boston, Mass.
Sold by FISHER K WINSTON, Richmond, Va.
| and BARNES i PARK, New York. ap22-d6m
u UPTURECUREDFO FOR FIVE DOLLARS
DIX; sHERMAN's great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only ive dollars Every medi-
cal man who has examined this instrument pro
fomnces IT. superior to all others. If desired, we
VIII cheerfully refer to any of the very numerous
persons Who have been thoroughly cured BY this
ed, should procure one, they being SO durable and
the cheapest IN the end. We will send this Truss
to any part Of the country by Express or mail
dress q q ISCKS0H az
No. IL Main street, Richmond, Va
Persons not knowing US, can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
- The Truss can be had also at Messrs MEADEA
BbAkERS and MlLLSPAUGH& JOHNSTON'S,
Druggists, ~, -
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nA-The Great Virginia REMEDY, and no
au 36In
nA.R. c. Hobson. PRACTICAL Hair Cntter

nA. II. &. HObson. Practical Hair Cutter
AND DRESSER.-fis HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
WING. SHAMPOOING and DYEING ROOMS are
under the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing to
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
proved style, would advise you to call him.
Entrance on nth street.
Is LicOrice--A. oil. rand.-The above
TCE known f2vOrlte Brand always on sale by
JAMES e. MCANDREW,
de S-lV 81 Pine street. New York.
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NOTlCE.--rhe concern of READY 4 sur.r
4 - this day dissolved by the Withdrawal Of ~ "
w. sNEtp. All persons indebted to the SAID can
ceTn VIII niake pay nent, and those having claim.
h ga .ns concern VIII present them 10 Wm.
nfApY; as ne assumes, and is alone resnn,,a; hia
Tor the liabilities of SAID concern aDo''s'p's'
w. w. sNEAp.
r,.h...a. o.. 80. WM. READY
~'snuvh'' ssSh - ases' - Ae--im
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TIE UNDERSIGNED RE.

TIE UNDERSIGNED RE.
tz.ss sE---s---J TURNS his thanks to his friends
- and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared tn furnish C0FFINS OF
all sizes and Qualities to suit the circumstances ot
all who feel disposed to bury their friends genteely
SERN ANTS COFFtNS of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHR0UpS, &c, on hand, at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE.
au 9-3m* Agent for JnUN NFTrJps