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POETRY
MY Girl with the Calico Dress.

A fig for your upper-ten girls,
With their velvets, and satins, and laces,
Their diamonds, and rubies, and pearls,
And their milliner figures and faces!
They may shine at a party or ball,
Emblazon'd with half they possess,
But give me in place of them all,
Ny girl with the calico dress.
She is plump as partridge, and fair
As the rose in its earliest bloom;
Her teeth will with ivory compare,
And her breath with the clover perfume.
Her step is as free and as light,
As the fawns whom the hunters hard press,
And her eyes are as soft and as.bright,
My girl with the calico dress.
Your handles and foplings msy sneer,
At her simple and modest attire,
But the charm she permits to appear,
Would set the whole iceberg on fire!
She can dance-but she never allows
The hugging, the squeeze, and caress,
She is saving all these for her spouse,
My girl with the calico dress.
She is cheerful, warm-hearted, and true,
And kind to her father and mother;
She studies how much she can do
For her sweet little sister and brother.
If you want companion for life,
To comfort, enliyen, and bless,
She is just the right sort for a wife,
My girl with the calico dress.
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NEW COPARTNER6HIP.
8. M'coRKLE SIN. M'coRKLE. WIN. KINNIsx,
MsCORKLE, SON = CO.,
Successors to MCorkle & Co..
Gr0cers & Commission Merchants,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
No. lI3 Main street,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
We will give particular attention to the sales u
Tobacco, Breadstuffs, Provisions, and allkinds Of
Country Produce and Merchandise, at the old
stand Of McCorkle Co. We shall endsatof to
keep always on hand full stock Of ell articles
requisite to the business, and from our long
experience in the business hope to merit share II
the public patronage, and especially that 90 hb-
orally extended to the former concern. Onr Mr.:
Kinniervil givehis Representation TO the Come
mission Business, as he has been for some years.
pursuing that branch, and we feel confident from
his long experience and thorough knowledge Of
the business will not fail to give satisfaction u
all who entrust their interests to our handss
RsPWill make liberal advances on approved
produce in hand, and remit promptly for al time
and cash sales.
SAMUEL McCORKLEs
8. NJ. McCORKLE.
WIN. KINNIER.
October / l. 18G1-1y
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New and Fresh Goods in Bristol at
WhaIeSaIe and Retail.

vVyHE subscriber respectfully calls the atten-
ton of Dealers, Sull.rs, and the trade ge-
Morally. to the following list of fresh Blockade
Goods. lust received from Charleston, and now
| in store, Main ST.. Bristol,
&c. 600 Water Proof and g. D. Gun Caps,
*. rs Cani~Iers Best English Rife Powder,
2 Bags Bird and Squirrel Shot,
So Gro, Spanish and Boston Matches, war
ranted.
Case English Table Salt in neat glass jars,
1000 Cakes Imported Toilet Soaps. assorted, }
Pure CASTLE and French Military Shaw
so Reams Cap, Letter and Note Paper,
40, 900 Fine Imported Envelopes (assorted,)
100 Packs English and American Pins,
IS, 900 Needles, all sizes and qualities,
$50 Supetfne Pocket Knives,
$50 Bottles Caster Oil and Spts. Turpentine,
600 Packs Steamboat Playing Cards,
so doz. Cedar Lead Pencils, (assorted,)
so lbs. Indigo Blue; gallons Caster Oil,
$50 doz Spool Cotton, 600 and 200 yds,)
$50 gross Agate Pearl Buttons,
25 doz. White and Cold Hose & half Hose,
100 lbs. Best English EPSON Salts,
Plain and fancy Irish Linens, English Long
Cloth, Hickory Shifting, "A Shirtings, English
Osnahurgs Patent Medicines in lerge variety
aud all kinds; Black Pepper, Soda, Spice, Nut,
megs, Mace, Salt Petre, Alum, Copperas, Elk.
tract Logwood, Ess. Cinnamon. Peppermint and
Lemon Number Six, Opodeldoc, Arabian Lini-
ment, English Flour Sulphur Birthstone, Gum
Camphor, Gum Alloes, Asafetida, Calomel, Ip-
ecac, Jalap, Blue Mass. Dovers Powders, Cher
ry Pectoral. Opium, Sponge, Steel Pens and
Writing Materials Of all kinds, Fancy Goods,
&C., &C., Sc.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
A. P. JOHNSTON.
q. Rr;sfnl ARR Il 1QR2-1m
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SI00 REWARD.

nAN away from the subscriber on the night Of
IL the Oath July. my boy ALEXANDER, for
merly owned by Capt. J. ". Taylor, who now
lives in razewel county, about 81 years of age,
bad on when he left a gray froek coat, striped
pants and an old gray cap. will give the a.
bpve reward if caught and delivered to me, or
yconfled in any jail so that / can get him.
JOHN FL. CARSON.
Post Office address Chestnut Hill, N. C.
Aug. I, 1663-4t
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HUMPHREY MARSHALL,

OF KENTUCKY,
VXTILL practice Law in the Courts at Rich
w mond City, at (which place he may be found
or addressed. Claims upon the Government,
which require attention before Congress, the De-
partmsnts or Beaursaus of the Confederate Co
vernment, will receive his special care when .en-
trusted to his management Of them.
July 81, 1863-5m
Dag~ Knoxville Register copy 5 months and
send bill to this Office.
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Alum Well and Farm
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
VEyHIS valuable property is offered for SALE
i It lies ON the North Fork Of Holston, about
Is miles Northwest of Abingdon. The Alum
Water is equal to any in the State, and would
be extensively patronizedi if opened for visitors.
The Farm contains about $50 acres. It has on
ly tolerable improvements, including several ca
bins for the accommodation of visitors.
For further particulars, apply to Dr.. Ed. NJ.
Campbell, Abingdon, or.Dr. J.. L. White, Farm
vile, Va.
Ane. TT
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New COncern..
GEORGE w. MANTZ & Co..

NTILE Tan Hideson the shares, or pay Shoes,
w &Boots, Money or Merchandise for Hides.
upon as good terms as can be had in this coun-
try.
They respectfully solicit trial Their Shoe.
Shop is one door east Of tie Washington house,
where George w. Mantz will be found ready to.
accommodate all who may call.
Their Tan Yard is about eight miles Northeast
Of Abingdon, Va, where z: A. LpSsrdi viii be.
found ready to receive hides, and psy for tho.
same, Or take them to tan On the sbsres.
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made, orr
money, in exchrnge for hides, will call on Mr..
Mants GEO. W. Ml52sTZ s co.
Feb. o. 1863
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NEW CONCERN.
CHARLES j. JONES,
{late of the firm of McCorkle & Co., and
WILLIAM A. MILLER,
formerly Commission Merchant and dealer ID
Fertilizers Ca Basin,)
HAVE this day formed copartnefship under
IL the style and firm Of
JONES s. MILLER,
For the purpose of conducting General Cons
mission and Grocery Business, and have takerts
the storehouse No. 105, Main street. two doorS
above the old stand Of McCorkle Co., andnext
door to Lee, Rookie s. Taylor.
We solicit consignmehts of Merchandise and
Country Produce Of every description, promising
our best personal efforts to make satisfactory
sales--and from the long experience we hare
both had in business in this. city, think We are
justified in saying THAT we can do as well for
consignors as any other house in the city. Ac-.
count sales with nett prsceeds will be rendered
as soon as sales are made, and all letters on bu-
siness promptly answered.
We shall keep the best supply Of Groceries
that can be obtained, and as soon as fertilizers
can be procured, we intend keeping good stock
of the most approved kinds-all of which will be-
sold as low as they can be Afforded for cash.
We appreciate the patronage extended to us.
in other connexions, and shall spare no pains To-
merit it in future. CHAS> j. JONES,
VIM. A. MILLER.
Nov. 4 1851
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$50 BOUNTY!
Twenty Recruits Wanted.

FHyHE above number Of additional recruits are
4 wanted for an Artillery Company,
which was organized June 29th, 1863, to serve
for the period of shree years, or during the war.
This Company was raised by Capt. Oliver, who
was killed in Wytheville, Va, July 18th, 1858;
in fight with Yankee raiders, and is known. as
."Olivers Battery" It is at present stationed
at Saltvile, Va. Artillery uniform furnished,
and bounty paid to each recruit as soon as mus
tered In A. r. HUMES,
1t. Comdg. divers Battery.
Ang. Z. 1S63-3t
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Notice.

YyHE debtors and creditors to the estate of
i Andrew Shannon, decd are most earnestly
requested to present their accounts for settle-
ment at as early day as may be convenient, as
we wish these var times to settle and square up.
JOSEPH w. DAVIS and
JOHN SHANNON, Admrs., Sc.
Aug IA, 1866
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLLEGE

Nv LII commence its next Annual Session,
the 18th Of August, 1868. The
President will be assisted by an efficient corps
OF instructors in the several departments Of the
College. The price Of almost every article Of
provisions having advanced one thousand per
cent. above former prices, the Directors Of the
college are therefore compelled to increase very
largely the rate Of charges. The following will
be the charges for the Fall Term, beginning the
10Th OF August, and closing the 25th December,
1868:
For Board and Tuition, 1896. 90
For Tuition in Preparatory Course, 5000
g Collegiate Course, 1000
!" Music, 1000
ContingentFee, 800
Matriculation Fee, 800
s Use of Piano, 400
Each sBoarder will be required to furnish her
own light. For this purpose, let each pupil
bring with her a few pounds of candles
Al pupils entering in the month of August
VIII be charged for Board and Tuition from the
beginning Of the term. All pupils entering with
IN the first two months, will be charged for TUT
ton from the beginning of the term.
No deduction for Board or Tuition on account
OF the absence of the pupil, unless her absence
is caused by protracted sickness.
Patrons who viii furnish the College provi-
sions at oldprices, can have board at SO per
month, and Tuition at the same diminished rate.
For further information,
Address WIN. A. HARRIS.
July 10, 1863.
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$a5 REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscribers on the 25th
~ July, from Glade Spring Depot, a negro
man named ALFRED, about six feet high, weighs
about 200 pounds, has a thumb off either right
or left hand, don't recollect which, black, and
talks slow. We will give the above reward for
his confinement in some Jail SO we can get him.
CARLISLE & HENDERSON, &
pr. NJ. BEACOME, Agt.
Glade Springs, Aug. IA, 1863-tf
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$25 REWARD.

GTOLEN from my stable on the night of the
~ 81 inst, rich Bay Horse, about IL years
old, sway back, thin withers, high carriage,
small tail, about sixteen and half hands high,
and in good order. The above reward will be
given for his delivery to me, or for information
that will enable me to get him.
MATTHEW r. BLACKWELL,
Aug. IA, 1o63-2w Saltville, Va.
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SORREL MARE.

of medium size, about or years old. She has
star in the forehead, small head and ears, and
carries her head high and ears erect, eyes pro-
minent, short bat heavy name, long, heavy tail.
There is scar on the right hip and some sad
die marks upon the back, and also lump ON
the centre of the back, cansed by the pressure
of a cavalry saddle. She is very full-breasted,
is an excellent PAGER, and unless prevented will
move in that gait entirely. No other marks re-
membered.
From information obtained, have reasen to
believe that the mare was taken by man who
has since Joined Gen. Preston's Brigade / hope
that oil good and honest people will aid me in
the recovery Of the nare, as my husband is now,
and has been for about two years, in the army.
The above reward will be given for her reco-
very. NANCY CROUCH
Henderson's Mill, Greene co., Tenn
Aug. 7-5t.
The Greeneville Banner viii p1ease,eepy three
times, and forward account to me. N. c.
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Brilliant Naval Exploit.

The Charleston Courier of Friday gives the
following particulars of a gallant afair on the
part of our navy, of which we have not pl evi.
pusly heard The Courier says:
Shortly after, or about twelve o'clock We'd
nesday night, Captain Tucker, in command
of the gunboat Ch;cora, accompanied by the
steamer Juno, one of GU blockade runners.
Lieut. Porcher. commanding. started down
the harbor to take a survey Of the enemy's
feet, and such other action as might be judy
ed expedient. The crew of the Juno consist
ell simply of the Lieutenant commanding and
ten men, armed with rifles. Before starting,
Lieutenant Porcher had received orders to
run into and sink or capture any of the enc
my's barges or launches that came in his
way. Under these instructions, the Juno
proceeded through the ship channel in a
straight direction Of the enemy's fleet. lying
off Morris Island, between which and Cum
mings' Point, he encountered the first launch
Of the frigate Wabash on picket station, not
more than fifty yards from Monitor.
The launch had crew of twenty-five men
from the Wabash. under command Of Acting
Master Z. i. Haines, of the Powhatan.-
She carried tweIye-pound howitzer. The
Juno, under full Roadway, ran into the launch,
when twelve of the Yankee crew jumped over
board. The remainder, including Acting Mas
ter Haines, surrendered. On securing his
prize and prisoners, Lieutenant Porcher put
back, pursued by one of the enemy's gun
boats, which commenced firing rapidly but
did no damage. The prize was brought in
and moored alongside of the Chicora and the
prisoners sent up to the city. Two of those
who jumped overheard were subsequently arr
rested on Sullivan's Island, having swan a
distance of over two miles The following
is the Classification Of the prisoners; One Of
fcer, one petty officer, six seamen, two ordi-
nary seamen, one landsman.
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GRAVE DIGGING.

TIME undersigned hereby gives notice, that he
i may be obtained ct any time to dig graves
He gives this nstice, a it is sometimes difficult
to get such WORT iose. DAVID SPOON.
Aug. 7-3t
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Patrons who wiz furnish provisions at the
old prices, will be charged according to the fol-
lowing diminished rates for the term from the
18th Of August to the 25th of December
Board and Tuition Collegiate course, $4,000
Tuition in Preparatory course, 1900
Tuition in Collegiate course, 1000
Music, 1000
Latin and French each $3.50, 1900
While We charge the above rates in order to
encourage payment in provisions, we will allow
an advance of so per cent. above the old prices
for the articles Of butter, bacon, meal, lard and
dried fruit VIM A. HARRIS.
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For Hire,

EOUR Negro Women, good cooks, washers
u and roners-also three Girls and Boy.
Apply to Capt. W. E. Clarke, A. @. NJ. A.
bingdon, Va, or to NOLAN A. STUART.
July 81, 1863-tf
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MARION, SMITH Co., VAIL
March 18th, 1853. s

10. IAoasas,A a: Hyatt end William Leoesard, Id
ambassadors Of William Wyatt, aec'A
YHyAKE notice, that Eshall, on Tuesday, the
IL 1st.day of September, 1853, at the house Of
William Eeonard, in Smyth county between the
hours of. 10 A. M. and p. NJ, proceed to take
the dispositions of Jane Taylor and others, to oe
read as evidence in my behalf in cersain cause
now pending in the Circuit Court OF Smyth, in
which lam complainant and you are defendants.
The dispositions if not completed on that day,
will be continued from day to day. Sundays
excepted until completed.
PAULINA B.-WYATT.-
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COTTON !! COTTON n

TUST received, Bale Cotton, Domestic, Check
81 ed Cotton, Merino Satinet, Pant Buttons,
Stockings, Socks, Boots, Blank Books, Enve-
lopes, Powder. &c. L. BAUGH. 4
July 81, 1863.-tf
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VFvHE next session of this Academy will be
i opened for the reception of pupils on Tues
day, the lst day Of September next, under the
superintendent of MIR. William Farmer.
The following are the terms Of tuition ordered
by the Trustees for the ensuing
Session CT Ten Months,
One half Of which shall be paid in advance, and
the remainder at the end Of FIVE months:
First or lowest grade of pupils Orthography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and
Defamation, $4,000
Second or intermediate grade-Same
continued, and English Grammar, Compo-
sition. the Sciences &C., 5000
Third or highest grade-Above continu-
ed, and Classics, Higher Mathematics,
or either, 1000
Contingent fee, 500
Mr. Farmers qualifications as instructor Of
boys andlyoung men, are too we'll known in this
community to need the endorsement Of the Board
of Trustees of the Abingdon Male Academy
but as far as any such endorsement by, or re-
commentator Of, this Board may be deemed
proper or necessary, | feel fully authorized by
the positive action of the Board at their last an
nnal meeting to say, that 1--WE regard Mr.. Far
mer as man of superior qualifications for the
position which he flls'' with SO much honor to-
himself and advantage to the public.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN N. HUMES, PRIEST.
JOHN,G. KREGER, Sec'y.
Aug. IA, l863-tf
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800. REWARD.

GTOLEN from the pasture-feld of Mr.. Geo
y M. Crouch, Greene county, Tenn, nea
Henderson's Mill, on Saturday night, the 25tl
milf "a
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VIRGINIA:--At Rules held in the Clerks

VTRGENIA:--AtE Rules held in the Clerk s
Y office of the County Court of Washington,
on Monday, the Sd day of August, 1858:
Abram Under in his own right, and as guar
dian and next friend of Robert Mand and Ann
Eliza Under, infants under the age of q years,
Mary Jane hinder, Andrew G Thompson and
Eglentine v. his wife, formerly Eglentine v.
Under, Ota H. Ward, jr., and Sarah 3. his wife,
formerly Sarah E. Under, Complainants,
Ota H. Ward, sen., Executor of Robert Nc
Culloch, decd, Henry Roberts, Robert C. Craig,
Polly Dunn, James Thompson and Harriet his
wife, formerly Harriet McCullcch, the unknown
heirs of Wilson Gobble and Polly his wife, now
McCulloch, John McCulloch the unknown heirs
of Abram Fleenor and Rebecca his wife, now
deceased, late Rebecca McCnlloch, James Nc
Culloch, Henry T. Cuddy ard Elizabeth his wife,
formerly Elizabeth McCullbch, Lilburn H. Cud-
dy and Ann Eliza his wife, formerly Ann D.
McCulloch, John McCulloch, Martha McCnllecA
and Williams McCulloch, last three infant chir-
dren Of Robert McCulloch, ir., decd, Defts.
IN CHANgERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree
for settlement of the account of Ota Il. Wards
SEN, as Executor Of Robert McCulloch, SEN, de-
ceased, and to render decree against the said
Ward and his securities, Henry Roberts and Ro-
bert C. Craig, for any sum that may be sheHn
to be in his hands, and also to distribute the
same among the parties to this suit according to
their respective interests. And it appearing by
affidavit filed in this cause, that the defendants
Ota H. Ward, ST., unknown heirs of Abran
Fleenor and Rebecca his wife, james Thompson
and Harriet his wife, unknown heirs of Wilson
Gobble and Polly his wife, Charles H. McCul-
loch and John McCulloeh are ron-residents Of
this Commonwealth, it is ordered that the defts--
last named appear here within one month after
due publication Of this order, and do what is.
necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy.-4este,
JOHN G.. KRBGEH, Q: c:
Aug. ID. 1863-4w
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RECRUITS WANTED.

For LeOi's Battery, raised for the defence of
Ecst Tennessee and Soat7iuessern
Virginia stationed on tie
E. 7. & Wax r. r.
Ii Men between the ages Of IS and As have
"a the privilege Of volunteering before enroll
ment, and will receive o bounty of $50 Men
unable to perform long marches and active field
duty, will do well to join this Battery.
+ Persons wishing to join will communicate with
1 Capt. T. LEVF;
or 1t. J. w. BARR,
July 2f-tf. Strawberry Plains, Tenn
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NASHVILLE, July 6, 1868.


DEAR WIFE: have no special news from
J the front except that our forces are. at Bridge
port, and the Rebels are still dispensing in
great confusion. They are not now expected
to make stand this side of Chattanooga, if
even there, and it is believed here that they
are going in the direction of Huntsville
Rosecrans is in full chase after them, and
Jim and his regiment are in the advance Of
the right wing, under Major Gen. Gordon
Granger.
That fellow Reeve is done for Gen. Boyle
is down upon him, so is the War Department,
and Gen. Burnside will muster him out Of
service in disgrace. He has made an ass of
himself: he is a petty tyrant, full of self-con-
ceit. and has no common sense. Say to Sue,
for me, that she must not be seen walking
with or consersing with him. And she must
7. receive nothing from him, in letters or pre-
SCENTS. She must either go with me or him
she can't go with both, and he will end his
career in disgrace and bankruptcy. and will
be SO published in the army records. | know
what am sayeng.
Dan Trewhtt's brother who was con-
scripted, has just got in, having deserted from
Vlcksburs. He gives a glowing account Of
the Reble suferings and discomfort.
The Cumberland is thirty feet high at this
point. Bob Crawford is here, and is one Of
the Vice Presidents in the State Convention.
We are still in session, and may continue for
days 1t is very warm here, with rain every
day. The fellow who killed Leon Jones is
sala TO be here, secreted in his fathers house.
we are Citing after him through the army
police, and will be very apt to gather him.
My love to all the children The silk |
bought for the girls will describe to you.
nor Sue and Mary. plaid with stripes of,red,
brown and green for Fannie, nine yards of
checks, white and blue, like apron checks.
very pretty: Sues piece has fifteen. aud a
bali yards Marys fifteen yards They are
good and handsome, and got them for less
then one dollar per yard. Tor the little Tads.
haze a bolt uf. brilliants and bolt Of white
linen with black stripes.
am very kindly,
w. g. BROWNLOW.
milk in vonr coffee pr
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The following original letter from Brown
low was captured in Kentucky by Mr.. Ro
berts. Of Gen. Morgan's cavalry. We pub
lish it as matter Of curiosity, rather than for
any information itcontains. -Knorrille Chron
icle
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s.Mr. Hookensnivey, will you take some
milk in your coffee ?"
mo, thank yon, prefer my water clear"
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Al Currter Wanted.

II WILL give good wages and constant employ.
ment to q good Currier. A man Of sober
steady habits is wanted.
GEO. v. LITCHFIELD.
July 8, 1se8-tf
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ABINGDON MALE ACADEMY.

Bristol, Ang. IA, 1ses-1m
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J. o. HARRIS,
Of Va.