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WOOL VT ANTED.

floods at our Factory, or cash paid for wool,
WI on the following terms: We will give one
yard Of our Factory jeans, for two pounds tub
washed clean wool, if marina woolwe give ma
rina goods; if coarse wool, we give coarse cloth.
The color Of our cloth is gray We will pay the
market cash price for wool, and send sacks Tor
200 pounds, or over that quantity to ten thou
sand pounds, to points on the railroad. Goods
or cash may be found in readiness to pay down
for wool, when delivered at our factory, (unless
in large losts.) A few days notice should be
given us by parties delivering to get goods for
WOOL
We will also card wool rolls for the eighth
pound or card two pounds of wool for one pound
of bacon, or 40 cents per pound in cash Tor
carding, where persons have neither bacon nor
wool to spare from their own use. We claim
the right to discriminate in favor of soldiers
families or others in needy circumstances, and
and shall act accordingly.
A. THOMAS g. SON.
Holston Wooden Factory.
May 90, 1se3-sm
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NOTICE.
BUREAU OF CoNsCR1PTIoN,

"A
RICHMOND, Va, July 2lst, 1868.
VEvO answer numerous inquiries, and to correct
errors not uncommon, the following notice
is published to all concerned:
/. Under the recent call of the President, ex-
tending the conscript age, all substitutions have
ceased to be valid if the substitute be less than
As years old and is not otherwise exempt by law.
2. Membership, unless as an officer duly ac-
cepted by the War Department of local organi-
cations for home defence or special service, con
fers no claim to exemption Srom Confederate
service; neither does service in the militia, I'M
less in case of officers actually in commission
who have been duly qualified.
3. Hereafter any one furnishing substitute
will become liable in his own person whenever
the services of the substitute lost to the Go
vernment from any cause other than the casual
ties of war.
T. Applications for exemption on any ground
whatever, must first be addressed to the local
enrolling officer who, if he has not power to act,
or is in doubt, will refer them to the higher au-
thorit7 with report Of the facts. All such ad-
dressed direct to higher authority will necessa-
rily and invariably be referred back for local ex-
animation and report, and the applicants will
thus have uselessly lost time and prolonged sus-
pense
Appeals against adverse decisions by local Off
GERS will be forwarded by them for hearing when
any plausible ground of appeal is set forth.
5. Commandants of conscripts will give this
notice extensive circulation in the local press of
their respective States.
G. W. LAY, 1t. Col A. A. G.
Acting Chief Of bureau.
Anr d 1963-1m
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NOTICE.
August q, lS63--4w

GEALED bids will be received by the under
y signed until the 18th day Of Sept next, for
a Steward to take charge Of the Poor House
farm. and the poor Of Washington county, who
may be there on the Goth day of December pe1t,
at which time the present Stewards term ex-
pires The farm contains about 200 acres of
land, about one half of which is cleared aad ia
a tolerable state Of cultivation. Permission
given to seed this fall, and full possession on
the goth day of December next. Bills will be
received for one or 40 years, the Board reserv
ing the right to terminate the lease at the end
of one year or sooner, provided tie Steward
does nas comply with the terms of the contract
BY order Of the Beard of Overseers of Poor,
JOHN G. KREGER, Sec'y.
Aug IA. 1963-5w
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ABINGDON MALE ACADEMY.

Fy7HE next session of this Academy will be
i opened for the reception Of pupils on Tues
day, the 1st day of September next, under the
superintendent Of Mr.. William Farmer.
The following are the terms Of tuition ordered
by the Trustees for the ensuing
Session OF Ten Months,
One-half of which shall be paid in advance, and
the remainder at the end of.iye months
First or lowest grade Of pupils Orthography,
Healing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and
Defamation, 500. 90
Second or intermediate grade-Ssme
continued, and glish Grammar, Compo-
sition. the Sciences, Sc, eco
Third or highest grarle-Aboys continu-
ed, and Classics, Higher Mathematics,
or either, 1000
Contingent fee, 500
Mr. Farmers qualifications as instructor of
boys and young sen, are too well 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 st their last an
nual meeting to say, that sswe regard Mr.. Far
| mer as a man Of superior qualifications for the
position which he fills" with so much honor to
himself and advantage to the public.
BY order of the Board,
JOHN N HUMES, PRIEST
JOHN G. KREGER, Secy
Anf L.. 1866
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$500 REV ARD.

AN away from the subscriber on Sunday
4 y evening, the. Sd inst, bright Muatto Ne
gro Glrl named frances, about II years Of
age blue eyes, bromnhar, nearly straight, )and
haa on when she left, o light brown calico sun
bonnet and purple founced lawn. dress, with
white body.
! will give $50 for her if taken in ten miles
OF town and delivered to me, or $50 if taken be-
You'd that, aud secured in a Jail where I may
get ier, or Delivered to me here But if as it is
thought sAe has been stolen or persuaded away,
! will give $500 for the delivery of her and the
person Inducing her to leave.
Aug. Z, lSa3-tf A. FINDLAY.
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RECRU1Ts WANTED.

For Leri's Battery, raised for the defence Of
East Tennessee and Southeastern
Virginia, stationed on the
E. 7. s. VA. r. r.
A Ii Men between the ages Of l8 and As have
N the privilege of volunteering before enroll
meat, ard will receive 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
Capt. J. 7. LEVI,
or 1t. j. w. BARR,
July 24-tf. Strawberry Plains, Tenn.
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500 REWARD.

I'D AN away from the undersigned in Abingdon,
Ia on Sunday night, the 9th inst,
Three Negro Mem.
Bob, dark mulatto, about 30years old, some
S feet 10 inches high, weighs about 1876 lbs.,
and has one Or two bad teeth in front.
Peter, a black negro, about 80 years old.
heavy set, near feet high, good teeth, and
wears goatce.
William, a black negro, about Is years old, q
little bald, slightly gray, heavy set. about feet
10 inches high, and a carpenter by trade.
These negroes were all purchas cd in Rich
mond a month or six weeks ago. Bob was rais-
ed in Westmoreland county, Va, and Peter was
raised in North Carolina
We will give fifty dollars for the apprehension
and confinement of each in any Jail in Virginia,
so that we get them or S125 each for their de.
livery to US in Abingdon
JOHN A. SEABRIGHT,
BENZ. C. CLARK.
August IL 18G3-3t
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New Concern.
GEORGE w. RlANTZ & Co.

XE ILL Tan Hides ON 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 a trial. Their Shoe
Shop is one door east of the 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 r. A. Lipford win be-
found ready to receive hides, and pay for the
same, or take them to tan on the shares.
Persons wanting Shoes and Boots made, or.
money, in exchrnge for hides, will call on M.
Mantz. GEO. w. MANTZ & CO.
Feb 81, 1863
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SEQ REWARD.

= AN away from the subscriber on the night Of
~ the Gath July, my boy ALEXANDER, for
meily owned BY Capt. J. w. Taylor, who now
lives IN Tazewell county, about p Years Of age,
bad ON when he left gray froek coat, striped
pants and an old gray cap. I will give the "a
bove reward if caught and delivered to me, or
confined in any Jail 50 that can get him.
JOHN II. CARSON.
!. Post Office address Chestnut Hill, n. C.
Aug Z, 1S63-4t
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NEW CONCERN.
CHARLES }. JONES,
Qate of the firm of McCorkle s. Co.. and
WILLIAM A. MILLER.

Qate of the firm of McCorkle g. Co.. and
WILLIAM A. MILLER,
formerly Commission Merchant and dealer IN
Fertilizers on Basin,)
HAVE this day formed copartnership under
HI the style and firm of
JONES 81 MILLER.
For the purpose of conducting General Conn
mission and Grocery Business, and have taken
the storehouse No. 1O7, Main street, two doors
above the old stand of McCorkle & Co., and next
door to Lee, Rookie & Taylor
We solicit consignments of Merchandise and
Country Produce of every description, promising
our best personal efforts to make satisfactory
sales-and from the long experience we have
both had in business in this city, think We are.
justified in saying that we can do as well for
coasignors as any other house in the city. Acc
count sales with nett proceeds 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 win be-
sold as low as they can be afforded for cash.
We appreciate the patronage extended to 10;
in other connexions, and shall spare no pains To-
merit it in future. CHAS. J. JONES,
VIM: A. MILLER.
Nov. /. 1881.
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VERGHNEA:--AtR Rules held in the Clerk s
y office of the Circuit Court of Washington
county, on Monday, the Sd day of August, 1863:
William K. Duff, PlalntliI,
! AGAINST
Dizzy Duff, Samuel Glenn and Margaret his
wife, Mary E. Duff Alexander E. Duff, Samuel
J Duff. Sarah c.. Duff, James NJ. Duff, Robert
". Duff and Aaron III. Duff, Defendants.
In CEANCERY.
This suit is brought for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning decree partitioning the tract OF land Of
which Samuel Duff died possessed, amongst those
entitled thereto. And it appearing by affidavit
fled, that the defendants, Alexander =. Duff
and Samuel J. Duff, are non-residents Of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia, on motion Of the
plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS last named, appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
in this suit Copy-Teste,
PETER J. BRANCH G. &C.
August Z, 1S63-4w
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E7iRGHNIA:--At Rules held in the Clerk

NINGHNEA:--At Rules held in the Clerk 8
y Office of the County Court of Washington,
on Monday, the Sd day of August, 1893 :
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 Under, Andrew G Thompson and
Eglentine v his wife, formerly Eglentlne V.
Under, Ola n. Ward, jr., and Sarah E. his wife,
formerly Sarah E. Under, Complainants,
VS..
Ota H. Ward, SEN, Executor of Robert Nc
Culloch, decd, Henry Roberts, Robert G. Craig,
Polly Dunn, James Thompson and Harriet his
wife, formerly Harriet McCulloch, the unknown
heirs Of Wilson Gobble and Polly his wife, now
deceased, formerly Polly McCulloch, Charles d.
McCullsch. John McCulloch, the unknown heirs
Of Abram Fleenor and Rcbecca his wife, now
deceased, late Rebecca McCulloch, Janes Nc
Culoch, Henry T. Cuddy and Elizabeth his wife,
formerly Elizabeth McCulloch, Lilburn H. Cud-
dy and .Aan Eliza his wife, formerly Ans E.
McCulloch, John McCulloch, Martha McCulloch
and William McCulloch, last three infant chill
dren of Robert McCulloch, jr., decd, Defts.
IN CHANCEkY.
The object of this suit is to obtain q decree
for settlement Of the account of Ota Il. Ward,
SEN. as Executor of Robert NcCulloch, SEN, de-
ceased, and to render decree against the said
Ward and his securities Henry Roberts and ko-
bert C. Craig, for any SUM that may be shewn
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 Abram
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 NIcCulloch are non-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.-Teste,
JOHN G. KREGER, 9. 9.
Aurs1A 1853 AZ
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NEW CONCERN.
ATTRACTIVE.
G. q q ID S
FRESH, NEW, AND DESIRABLE! !
Wholesale and Retail!!!

yEyTIE subscribers having this day formed CO.
I partnership under the style and firm Of
Wiibar Johnston & Gookin, for the purpose Of
conducting regular wholesale and retail bust
ness in Dry Goods, Groceries, Drugs and Medi-
c;nes, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Cutlery &c.
&C., respectfully call the attention to Suffers,
Dealers and the trade generally, to the following
catalogue of Goods:
10000 WATERPROOF and G. D. Gun Caps,
25 Canisters best English Rifle Powder,
30 pounds bird and squirrel Shot,
so gross Spanish and American Matches,
4S lars English table Salt, livery fne.)
1900 cakes imported toilet Soaps, assorted, J
$50 Reams Cap. Letter and Note Paper,
$4,000 imported Envelopes, several kinds,)
1000 Packs English and American Pins,
100, 900 Needles; 100 sets Knitting Needles,
800 fine Pocket Knives-assorted,
$50 bottles Castor Oil and Spirits TurpentiHe,
800 yards plain and fancy Irish Linens,
1000 !. Shifting and English Osnaburgs,
1000 Packs Steamboat Playing Cards,
leo doz Cedar Lead Pencils, (assorted,
Chests Gunpowder Tea,
so POUNDS INDIGO BLUE.
case Castor Oil,
$50 dozen Spool Cotton; 100 and 200 yards,
$50 gross agate and pearl Shirt Buttons,
so dozen Ladies' and Gents L. G.. Hdk' f..
so q white and colored Hose and half do,
g heavy blue wool army Shirts,
20 Reams Wrapping Paper,
Also
Among many other goods in greatest demand
we have now in store the following:
Hickory Shifting, Bed Ticking, Lawns,
Best English Long Cloth, Osnaburxs,
Pure CASTLE and Cocoa Nut Oil Soap,
:, T. n ! y -.
Patent Medicines in large variety,
Gum Camphor, Gum Aloes, Assafoedita,
Refined Salt Peter, Alum, Copperas,
English Flour Sulphur. Birthstone,
Black Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Mace, Nutmess,
Epson Salts, Sponge,
Essence Cinnamon, PEPPERMINT, and Lemon,
Number Six Cholera Mixture, Opodeldoc,
Best English Calomel, Cream Of Tartar.
Blue Mass, Dovcrs Powders, PareSoric,
Black and Blue Commercial Ink and many
other Goods which cannot be enumerated here.
E- We still hold our license as Commission
Merchants, and respectfully solicit consign-
ments. All business entrusted to US will be
faithfully attended to.
icy suffers and Dealers are res
rectfully requested to call and examine our
stock.
We are looking soon for q large stock Of DRY
GOODS asd Drugs from Charleston, and cons
denly hope to be able to supply the trade al
very satisfactory and reasonable prices.
H. T. WILBAR,
A. P. JOHNSTON.
ChAS GOOKIN
Front Row, Goodson Bristol.
Aug q 1Se3-4w
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NATILL take notice, that on tn 10Th day of
w August, 1868, at the house Of Charles A.
WetiIerow, in Grayson county, will proceed to
take the deposition Of James Anderson and
others, to be read as evidence in suit now
pending in the Circuit Court of Grayson county.
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendant.
BYRON BALLARD,
-4uy 10, 1863-ow by his Counsel
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GTOLEN frem the pasture at Laurel Fork,
y Smyth county, on Wednesday night, she 9Th
inst, rather dark
Chestnut SOrrel Horse,
four years old last Spring, about ISL hands
high with a large ttar in the forehead, hnd a
small strip OF white reaching to the nos}, and
.one white hind foot. On the right side Iof his
neck, near the ear, vas small scar mdde by
the yoke. Twill give $50 for informati ION by
which | can get him, or 500 for his delivery to
me at Col. Peters Regiment, at Laurel F prk.
Aug. M,-3t BRANSON LITTLE
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S25 REWARD.

AN away from the subscribers on the 25th
IA July, from Glade Spring Depot, negro
man named ALFRED, about six feet high ,weighs
about 200 pounds, has a thumb off either right
or left hand, don't recolleci 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. M. BEACOAIE, Agt.
Glade Springs. Aug Il 1861
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Notice..

YUNHE debtors and creditors to the estate OF
il Andrew Shannon, decd, are most earnestly
requested to present their accounts for settle
ment at as early day as may he convenient, as
we wish these acar times to setteand square up.
JOSEPH w. DAVIS and
JOHN SHANNON, Admrs., SC.
AUG. II. 1Se3-3t.
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HUMPHREY MARSHALL,

OF KENTUCKY,
NNTILL practice Law in the Courts at Rich
Wv mond City, at which place he may be found
or addressed. Claims upon the Government,
which require attention before Congress, the De-
partments or Beaureaus of the Confederate Go
vernment, will receive his special care when en-
trusted to his management of them.
July 81, 106S-Sm
; esgF Knoxville, Register copy months and
send bill to this office.
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MARION, SMITH Co., VA,
March 18th, 1853.


To Thomas A. Wyatt and Iy;zliam Leonard, Id
ministrators Of William Hyatt, deed,
WAKE notice, that I shall, on Tuesday, the
Z 1.t day Of September, 1868, at the house OF
William Leonard, in Smyth county, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ, proceed to take
the dispositions Of Jane Taylor and others, to ae
read as evidence in my behalf in certain cause
now pending in the Circuit Court of Smyth, in
which am 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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For Hire.

NOUR Negro Women, good cooks, washers
n and ironers--also three Girls and Boy.
Apply to Capt. W. E. Clarke, A. @. MA
blngdon, Va, or to NOLAN a. STUART.
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DEPOSITORY, c. s. A.,

Depository, C. s. A.,
AJingdon, "a, Aug. a, 1868.
HOLDERS of Certificates issued from this Of
HI fee for Coupon Bonds, are hereby notified
that the Bonds for Certificates issued, will be
delivered to the holders when the Certificates
are presented. JAS. X. GIBSON,
If. Depositary.
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STOLEN from my pasture on Sunday night,
u the 9th Of August, 1868,

1t IL,
u the 9th of August, 1868,
TIVE Horses,
one a Clay Bank Horse, TatAcr a dark clay
bank, about 20 years DID, about l55 hands high
with a stripe on his back running from his
shoulder to his TAIL of a redish color, name and
tail of q sorrel color, ridesvery finely, but ira
wells rather stiff, and has q lump on his left
knee: the other is u Beautiful Blood Bay Horse
8 years old, 15l IL hands high, with ore white
hind foot, carries himself finely, holds high
head, and is little crest-fallen, walks, trots
and lopes finely. andp PAGES tolerab'y well.
| will pay $l00for the delivery Of said Horses.
or $50 for either, if secured so that can git
them again.
The horses were stolen in the Rich Valley.
Smyth county, va. My address is Chatham Hill
Smyth county, va.
Auo 81 1882 sw
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE.

NEW COMPREHENSIVE.
: M,coRKLE S.. M. M'ooRKLE. WIN. KINNlH1.
M,CORKLE, SON s. CO.,
(successors to NJ Corkle & Co..
esrOcerS & Commission Merchants,
= s AND MANUFACTURERSOF
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
No. lI3 Main street,
LYNGHBURG, VA.
We will give particular attention to tAesaie q
Tobacco, Breadstuffs, Provisions, and all kinds o.
Country Produce and Merchandise, at the old
stand of McCorNle & Co. We shall endeavor TO
keep always on hand full stock OF all ARTICLES
requisite to the business, and from our long
experience the business hope to merit asharc e
the public patronage, and especially that SO ND
orally extended to the former concern. Our mr.
Kinnierw give ersonalattentionto the Gem
mission Business, as he has been for some years
pursuing that branch, and we feel confident from
his long experience and thorough knowledge 81
the business, will not fail to give satisfaction to
all who entrust their interests to our hands,
nsy- Will make liberal advances on approved
produce in hand, and remit promptly for all TINE
and cash sales.
SAMUEL McCORKLE.
S. M. McCORKLE.
WM KINNIER.
n1l No. u
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VA LII commence it's 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
De the charges for the Fall Term, beginning the
Issh OF August, aud closing the 25th December,
1868:
For Board and Tuition, $265. 90
For Tuition in Preparatory Course, 5000
:. Collegiate Course, 1000
g !" Music, 1000
/" Contingent Fee, 500
s. Naturalization Fec, 800
!" Use of Piano, 400
Each Boarder will be required to furnish her
own light. For this purpose, let each pupil
bring with hera few pounds Of candles.
All pupils entering id the month Of August
will 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 Tui-
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 will furnish the College proyi-
sions at old prices, can have board at Sic per
month, and Tuition at the same diminished rate.
For further Information,
Address WM. 4. HARRIS.
July TO- 1863
Patrons who will 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, $500
Tuition in Preparatory course, 1900
Tuition in Collegiate course, 1000
Music, 2000
Latin and French, each 81 so, 1890
While we charge the above rates in order to
encourage payment in provisions, we will allow
al 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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Alum Well and Farm

FOE SALE.
yHyHIS valuable property is offered for sale
\ It lies on the North Fork ct Holston, about
Is miles Northwest OF Abingdon. The Alum
Water is equal to any in the State, and would
he extensively patronized if opened for visitors
Tho Farm contains about 500 acres. It has on
" tolerable Improvements, including several ca
h;ns for the accommodation of visitors.
For further particulars, apply to DR.. Ed. NJ
Campbell, Abingdon, or DR.. ]. &. White. Farm
vile, Va.
Aug. TT.
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COTTON !! COTTON 4!

TUST received, Bale Cotton, Domestic, Check
% ed Cotton, Merino Satinet, Pant buttons,
Stockings, Socks, Boots, Blank Books, Enve-
lopes, Powder, sc. Y. BAUGH.
July 81, 1S63.-tf