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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-19

Busy BEES There is society in Winnie
mucca known as the Busy Bees. Inasnluch
as they are reported to be addicted to croquet
playing, we infer that they make more whacks
than honey.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-19
N o TIC e !!

TENO CONSUMERS OF WATER, WATER
mnst not be used for purposes Of Irrigation except
tt ESDANS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS those held
in HANDY Sprnklng Of streets and sidewalks prohibited
Any from these will cause the supply to be
cut off CARSON WATER COMPANY.
T. c. PlscKSEY. Secretary
Carson jane I3:h 1873. n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-19

Washington, July Is The United States
Treasurer has written to the Assistant Treas
urers authorizing them to use the standard
dollars i'll their vaults, III payment to persons
presenting checks and to parties desiring
them upon the disbursement of pay-rolls and
IN eXchhnge III moderate amount for green
backs and national bank notes and for pay
ment III lieu of one and two dollar notes
Paris, July Is. The strike at Ausen is one
OF the most extensive ever known in France
handing higher wages and eight hours day
There are the usual rumors of foreign insti-
gators and Bonapartist intrigues. The gen
darmerie had to protect the pits 10 prevent
the agitators from Selling them and stopping
work
Washington, July IS Lieutenant Com
mander ". s. Hof OF the United States
Nav, was probably fatally injured by the
breaking downof his carriage day Mrs Hotf
had An arm broken and was otherwise injured
Washington, July lS.-To-day is the hot
test of the season. The thermometer at
clock this afternoon marks 100 degrees
London. July Is, At the shooting for the
Elcho Challenge Shield On the 8OO-yard range
at Wimbledon to-day, Ireland made 543,
England 534, and Scotland 533
The shooting at the 900 yard range resulted;
Ireland, 80, Scotland, 523 England 52l
The shooting at the l,000-yards range re-
suited: ireland 532, England sos, Scotland
497.
The following are the grand totals Of the
scores; Ireland, 1910; England, | $50
Scotland, 1,552
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-19
4 PALANoUIN IN SAN FRAn-

PALANQUIN IN SAN FRAN, e o. Saws the
Goidsn Era
By degrees tho Chinese arc introducing
mere Ill the customs of their native country.
The latest is the regular palanquin--two Of
which we're carried along Sacramento street,
the other evening, each borne unon the
shoulders If funr robust coolies anu occupied
by . Chine merchant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-19

WILL RECOVER Says the Slrer State of
Wednesday:
We are informed by Superintendent Cod
dington that Huntsman, who was shot
through the lungs at Carlln by Richardson
last Friday evening, is still living, with fair
prospect of recovering.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-19

Mr.. W. K. F. DEAL disavows any intention
of being a candidate for Judge of the Storey
DisJt.ct.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-19

GErTlNa BETTER. the Lyon County
Times Of Wednesday
letter received yesterday from r.
Frank Kenyon states that he is rapidly g
gaining his health. He is closing out lis
.sffairs at Bodie aud Aurora as quickly as O
can, aad will probably leave for the Sand
wich Islands by the end of this month Mr..
Kenyon, who has been visiting ar Ms r.c-
HiDnis, in this city, for couple OF weeks
past, will leave this evening for Wellington
Station, half way between Carson and Bolie,
TO rejoin MIR. Kenyon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-19

Dr some bad boys who need the correcting
hoc-h.adle of pa-vrnal wrath laid upon the
saat oi 5overnmen,, the Lyon County Times
says:
\ yaog Of lads, nono OF whom are over ff-
ten years old, CHI; varied a prominent citi-
XHa # this city, last Sunday evening, about
10 o'clock, because thcv heard that he had
hcoa married that day. As the gentleman had
not U2en married, as supposed by the young
steTs, he was considerably annoyed. The
oondHct of the boys is irexcusable, and their
parents will consult cir welfare by admin
STEERING to them correction that will restrain
them from ever again engaging in such ALI es-
capade. All men are not gifted with job
patience, and some are liable to come out un-
cxpcctedly. and shoot into crowd of noisy
Nocturnal visitors, to the serious if not fatal
Injucy uf one or more of their number
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4 POSTMASTER IN TROCBLE.--Of differ
encs between the Nasty Of Sutro town and
tho Government. the Lyon County Times of
Wednesday says:
The United States Postal Department
claims that there is 3, dehci, in the accounts
OF T. s. Raw, the ex-PoStm .ster at Sutro,
and his bondsmcn haze beer called upon for
the amount. llr. kaw has been advised Of
the alleged deficiency, cut he refuses to make
it good, claiming that there IS no defcit, and
he writes that he will stand E sut first The
bondsmen, who cannot atfo2e EAR the ex-
ponse ard annoyance of pro>l..,ted suit,
will reimburse the Government. Mr.. Raw,
1t will I've remembered, WAS also Assistant
Superintendent of the Sutro Tunnel Com
pany, as well as Postmaster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-06

ogass e de iafsFumers bsfafs Id
Hoyai soeseiy q Luaasn, aaa detcfib.
"a siss steps ~ uhich Be was led 10 The
attttnh. TIE atw device nAgniaes
saen8 by ~ asAns soss6s % fsis,
taas hey hare sever before botn beard
- hsmaa cars, may he ms8e q any
degree q losdness A feathers edge
hreshed over The sounding board o. thi'
iusiFamcnl, has been made 10 crash
apos ibe cars u The listeners Tie
toseh q Up q cAmels hair brush
was lhe occasion q cracking noise,
81 which he intensity wAs almost pain.
fsl e the ear The faintesi whisper Of
The hgmAs voice can r. reproduced 10
the l0udest tones. The maiden's Sigh
may roar iike the cataract Of Siagria =
VIII 10 be has made the footsteps Of a
house fly distinctly audible and al
these sounds after being Intensified. are
transmitted 10 any peediul distance by
the ordinary telephone. At recent
exhibition Of these experiments 10 = few
scientific friepcs 10 London. all the as.
,onisuing effects tha. have been referred
70 we're easily produced, except the ly
performance With great difficulty the
philosophers iouad a fly in the house
With great difficulty they caught the
insect But the fnsl Trouble was in.
the captured Fly would
stay on the glass tunblers that impris-
oued bin nothing could induce him
to woIk on The sounding board which
the iumbler covered But a witness to
the scene. describing il ID Nature,
found consolation ia watching PROBES.
cor Huxley talking with great solemn.
~ to glass tube two inches long, bis
grave tones being loudly enunciated TO
a listner with telephone ia a distant
apartment.
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M.senrsrEa. W, May 20. lsfs


MASeHrsrEn, VI. May 30, 1875.
M. Editor.
Thanking you Tor past favors may
seem very poor pay and yet il is more
than some arc inoliaed 10 DO. do
thank you for publishing my letter Of
few weeks ago. aud would like TO
again say q few words through The
JouHxLL TO the farmers and others send.
Ing butter 10 Mr.. Conklin OF New York.
Mr.. G. speaks very highly Of the Yer.
mont butter. the principal fault be 6nds
with il being that It contains too much
salt. One Of the merchants Of this
place sent Mr.. Conklin a few tubs OF
butter which were really nice. He
was obliged to sell IL for cooking pur-
poses rs II was so very salt, taking of
two cents per pound in consequence.
Mr.. Conklin Afterwards was obliged TO
take back one tub OF this butter and
wash il. il being too salt even for cook
ing purposes. II any one thinks that
by using large quantities Of salt for bis
butter be is selling his salt like Irvine
around wool, be 10 very much mis-.
taken, for salt in butter does not add
to its weight like twine to wool, but
makes IL unsAleable and loss is made
where gain was expected. In talking
with one Of our merchants the other
day about butter he invited me to look
at lot be had on hand. | did 30 aud
found some nice butter, but found it
salt, salter. safest. Now this merchant
must lose on this butter from what he
might have had. had it not been so salt.
Mr.. Editor, in justice TO the farmers.
/ wish to say that many Of them have
in the past supplied home customers
and have sailed their butter as directed
by the consumer, which has been from
l Ia to "a ounces Of salt to the
pound OF butter. But for tho city !
ounce Of salt to the pound Of butter is
sufficient. and if the salt is strong, even
less is preferred. ! shall ask Mr.. Conk-
lin TO notify each farmer in reference TO
this matter and the fault. If any, with
bis butter, SO a remedy may be pro-
vided.
Yours truly,
JAS. w. Bowen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-06

The German Government has issued
notes q invitation TO the Powers that
sigucd tbs treaty Of Paris IN 1856, 10
atIend a congress TO meet in Berlin on
Thursday week, for the purpose Of dis.
crssing 'thc stipulations OF the pre-
liminary treaty q San Stefano. con.
cluded between Russia aud Turkey .
Acceptance Of the invitation is held to
involve an admission that the whole Of
the contents Of the San Siefaho treaty
is oren 10 discussion. though, Of course
20 Power is expected TO bold itself alb.
soiaiely bosBd by the decisions Of the
congress Only. II any Power chooses
"a 90 10 war 10 enforce pretensionH
which The cougress has refused 10 ad.
nit, il il obvious that il would thereby
place itself under the ban Of Europe
II is hardly conceivable that. the main
diflicully q getting together eou-
gress having been overcome. It's DELHI.
creations should DOT have The result Of
patching Up some temporary settlement
OF the Eastern question The points
IN dispute between Russia and Eng.
land arc essentially diiTeren, from those
which threaten to emhroil Russia and
Austria. There will thus always he
decided majority ot the diplom stic
representative st The congress prepared
TO discuss The most dangerous Issues
ID iadlciAily minded fashion, and the
chances q any armed protest Agains,
the supalatinhs which the congress
oay resolve % impose upon Turkey
sad those Who are sqaabbliug over the
sick mans iaherilsnce" are therefore
specifically lesseBed.-N i. Tmes.
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There will probably be hard 6ght
between Bradley Barlow aud Gen W.
w. 6rout in the Ord Congressional
District this fall. Barlow has great
Zeal Of shrewdness and large fortune,
both usually considered trump cards
IN Il contest OF lhis kind Grout has
good ability and honesty, which ought
10 count for something. Barlow has
been an extensive mail contractor in
the West aud South aud ii is frequent
~ limited that much OF his money was
made by getting the best Of the gov
eminent in these transactions. His
testimony before a congressional com
nittee few years ago showed that he
used large sum of money in and
abou; Washington, as he said for the
purpose If preventing litigation and
investigation None Of this money
was ever traced TO congressman or
government officials, and perhaps no
fraud was intended, but Vermont
congressman, itseems TO Us. ought to
be above suspicion. SIS long as we
have men who are known Of all men to
he honest aud upright and Of good
ability Why not elect them 10 Office
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-06-06

learning their lessons ~ usual irou he
quarterly "a lesson leaf Thasc vencs
leaned are he gsldsn texl he select-
"a verses and references, and nay
othera they may select Miss Elen
slnonds 2tf. Miss Blanche Sinonds
ELS, Miss Jenaie Byard 2ss, Mas Fan
sse Cross 26s. Misa Mary Quaoksabush
467. Miss Alice Waite 10. ] hope At
some future time We shall bear from
ether classes 10 our school and ether
schools. TKACEEh
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CORRksPoSDEscE.
Pau. VI, June /, 1878.

PERU, VI, June ], 1878.
Mr.. Editor.
We often zee reports Of the good at
tendance Of children IN the day school
and the progress made by them. and IL
is very pleasing. But ask II Il is not
more pleasing TO know Of these good
children learning much about their
Bible lessons. (which teaches them 10
be truly wisel and being so much in
teressed they will not be absent from
this Sabbath school II il can possibly
be avoided. ! have. for the encourage
ment Of my class aud others. kept .
record Of the number Of verses commit
ted to memory by them since jan. LIST,
being four aid half months) besides
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The Emperor # Germany lee 10 .
critical condition although the prob
abilities are tbai be will recover II
has been found that bis would be as.
sassius belong 10 TIC socialists OF com
muuisls aud that The growth u that 90.
oie.y has been very rapid not only 10
Germany bat IN other European coun-
tries. and has become a source Of great
danger to society and law.
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IN BANKRurTcY

u ~ plstFtSi Caaft - 80 ruiinS ssates Co
~ NtssyAei ~ EtFmuaA
IN Re HaiAstss A ksng. nsnkFuFis IL naak
Furtry uislGtef q Nsfsaari. e.
Nostas BE- hsFeef eivsa thAi Fssian has l.es4
AaeA - ssa4 desEt " KdRG b Hailaisf anA
Cbaries y. KiaE, ~ kaashssiss. Is ssit GHalgtet
duiy Declared hsHkfupts usass ths Aei - Ceas
krsss q March ~ isss fag aisS barge ant coz
uhssta tAetrrf. frnm al thssf inaivlaaai and e..
partnership asbts aba sthsf delta prosshis un.
Al aslect a hsfars he Hon. Hsyt III
Mheetsf. }aaFe * saia Canft 81 he = Noufs
g0oms - kailaad, Il tssigned Zoe ne beams
Il the sane, shea and shpfe ~ eseaiaFs uha
have proved thsif aehta. anA ether peTNons u
interest may A3trnA ana she's esHse II any tbeg
nut 10 grated
Dated ~ nufanston on ths 9oth Gay u Ma,
1878
i.au I'm. sMAiLEY, Clstk.
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Another mutderous attack upon the
Emperor Of Germany, following only
three weeks after that made by Hoedel,
viii strengthen the belief that there is
an organized conspiracy against the
life Of the Kaiser. This latest attempt
At assassination was more nearly sue
cessfal than any which bias heretofore
been reported. The Emperor was
wounded about the head, shoulders,
aud arms by scattering FIRE Of buck.
shot, but All Of bis many small wounds
are happily not serious enough TO en-.
danger bis life. The would.be assass.
in, naturally enough, is found 10 be
tainted with Socialism, and the agita.
tors who, like Hoedel, describe them
selves as anarchists" must bear the
ojinm Of this revolving and dastardly
crime.
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IAe House AID SenAte have both
copeartA Ia resolution 10 adiogrn the
lTth. Most 81 toe appropriation bills
ADD much other important legislation is
sull 10 he acted apon. Some Of 4
mast be sliRhled Il done at all and il j.
quite likely good many iobs viii be
rushed through Nine ropths have
been mostly trIaed away Or the busi.
psss would have been Ia more ad-
yaueed stage
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sibis e Sad eat she roA truth. and
theugh almost every citiasa IN The
oouniry has his opinioa IL The matter.
we douhs 4 Il wili ever he satisfactorily
established beYopd : aonbt Ia fsvor Of
ether side.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In ihe District Court n he United States fOF
the District q Nermont
In Re. John ". NAndsfiip. BShkrapl ia Bsut.
rAptcy, District ~ Vermont, e.
Notice 10 hereby given that pehti0n has been
chester, ID said District, daly declared bAnA.
rpIi under The Ad u tengrrss o. MRrrh a.
1867, far . discharge aud certificate thereof
from AL bis individual dsbis and other
claims prpFHhis uudtf sAia Aet Gnd
Of said Court. Al The Z. Court Rooms IN
hntiAnd, 10 assigned fgf the hearing Of the ZANE
uhen aud where AL creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons in interest, may
attend and shoN cause. II any they have, vhy
the prayer u tAld petition should not be
granted.
Dated At Bailington, cn the 9olh day %
May, 1873.
I.Sw D. y. gMALLEY, Ciurk.
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A ryo,as destroyed more than bali
.ss b0iiaiags 10 Richmond, No. Sat.
ufaay. killed Is people and wouniiug
macy more The loss Of property -
Immepec.
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The latest w0s3er ia The scienlide
woili is an inslfsmen. that bears re-
isiioa io oar cApAoi,yioF hearing similar
70 that which the microscope or The
telescope docs to vision. Ii i called
The miefOphone. ana IS the resalt Of the
iabars o. Professor D. T.. Hughes. Of
London. who Fecently gave a foil &C.
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G. p. DUNHAMs

FArhHAvES, vr.. April ed, 1878.
Ma. j. II. BosKsTKEL. ESQ.,.
Manchester, VI
Dear Sr:-In answer TO yours Of the
goth ult concerning the sale and use Of
Rubber Paint in our locality We have
TO say that We have sold about $500
GALLONS and il has given general salts
faction. Il is durable and the gIosAy
appearance il retains makes il superior
we think TO al other paints. Have
never known an instance Of lie crack.
ing or peeling Of.
Respectfully,
ApAMs, GooDnscH J. Co.
FAesasy .Peast. ". ~ Oh, ls7s Is.
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LIcHTEsT DRAFT

Moving Machine in uGe. AZ proof We & vs. beloW
the report at the great Centennial Exposition
Field Trial Of Moving Machines held under the
Guspicies Of the Centennial Commissions, near
PhiladslphA on the 9Th andE25th Of Juno. 1876,
the MEADOW Kno maintained tie reputation as
TIE LI0nTEsT DRAYT eTAkpAAD MowEA IN LaA.
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AGENTS WANTED want agents
"A TO canvass for the Masonic Record. Men OF
the right Kind can make from $40 to tl5 per day.
Territory given In Vermont, New Hampshire. or
the entire state of Maine. For further paFticu.
lars apply to or address
G. J. WAIT,
Sept. 81, 1875. Manchester, W.
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!. tn BaFst 1aas t,h. ssfsh, asuGh,ss - j. q.
Npttea. ags4 = Ysafs
Hatdrns -. Ma s,'h. latssi so y ~ A.
y. AyeF
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Being from 10 Is lbs per foot Of cut lighter
than any one on the list. This DOLLY confirms
uhAt We have always claimed for the hEADsN
KIso-that II il the LI0HTKsT DEATT standard
mower in the market.
Parties wishing this machine or any extra
parts Of the same will please address me Al
Rupert, W.,
JAMES l.. MCCALL.
Rupert VT, June 9Th. 1878. s.
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Rubber Paint.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHEs-

TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHES-
TER AND ADJOINING TOWNS.
As the season 10 arriving when many
of you are thinking Of besutifying and
improving your houses and out build
ingS by treating them to . coat OF paint
we ask you to consider the qualities Of
the rubber paint for the following reas-
sons It's ingredients are Linseed Oil,
Best English Lead and French Zinc.
with the addition of two pounds Of
rubber gum. cut with chemical to each
gallon. The particular points claimed
are that while many Of the chemical
paints that are sold have no oil or lead
in them, but are simply chemical pre-
paration, this differs and the superior
points may be summed up as follows:
II is the most economical paint costing
one-quarter to one-third less than any
other while one third more may be ac-
complished with g given quantity. Its
durability surpasses that oil any other
paint for the reason that on Whatever
weather or condition OF climate used
il Is not affected while it's great body Of
oil, lead and zinc with the addition Of
the rubber makes . body remarkably
strong aud at the same time 50 adhesive
and elastic that It will not crack and
peel of. II retains color and beauti-
fol gloss better than any other kind OF
paint. One gallon will cover twenty
five square yards. two coats aud will
make q better finish than three coats Of
ordinary paint. II has been used in
Manchester and Dorset for the last four
years and has given the best OF salts
faction. The rubber paint 10 prepared
10 pure white, made from bleached oil
especially for inside work. which makes
il very white. For . floor paint u has
no equal. It 10 prepared in different
colors and put up 10 ], and IA gallon
cans ready for use. The price has been
reduced 10 two dollars per gallon.
which makes il by far the cheapest
paint known. For circulars and isfor-
nation in regard 10 this paint call at
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Births.

h usstpsl. tape an. a asusetsrte Msfw wsr
rsa a bantaa. 6. s. A. ssl Lselss G ~ si's
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I AM SELLING
BUFFALO PHOSPHATE,

the beet manufactured, warranted pure, aud
recommended by our htsi farmers,
Also Plaster by the ton or hundred Choice
FLOUR At seven dollars.
II. &. SYKES.
Factory Point. W.. April "a, ISIS. itw
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F1H fssFNNSUH
HEDFlgLD PROCTOR
% 81 rEkHn
N lEFUT .0uYKhA0h
= + COTTON
ug EAkABtN aH
FlH gARAsUAKA
JOHN A PAGE,
ID HaHfggtsEA
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Yours truly,
JAS. w. Bowen.

IT REQUIRES NO DEBATE TO prove that
HUNTS REMEDY will cure Brighps
Disease, Kidney, Bladder and Glandular
Complaints, and Retention and Inconti-
nence OF Urine. HUNTS REMEDY is
regularly prescribed by Family Physi-
clans. Dropsy, Gravel, and all Diseases
OF the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or
gans, are cured by HUNTS REMEDY.S
oLAEkEs loorM ACHE DROPS cure an
SANITY.
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These machines have been extensively used in
this vicinity and haze given universal satisfao-
ton. Inquiries can be made Of the following
persons who ha yo used the Meadow King Ru-
pert, Merri tt FaTTeT, VIM. Root. Emmons ID.
sheldon, J. J. JenLirs; PANlet, Austin Whit
comb, Ames Jennings, Sherman Weed, Edward
Leach; Dorset, O. W. Parwel Alonson Gray.
II. q. HArwood, DR.. Prentissi Manchester, John
Jennings, William, A. 4. sykes. hAhlon Cook
Sandgste, Cornelius Smith, George Draper, Ira
Bristol, Alfred Beebs; Arlington, Y. II. Cool
edge, Csnhsld; Sunderland. Il. L. Graves,
Salem, n. y, David Gray, fidney Russell. Most
Of the above parties have also used tho Cleaner
Horse Rake.
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GTkAAkn Game ia&a The ime ssafs 81 ihs
- suhscrher. hsy itth light bay aeit, sup.
posed o. b. tep Years ail fhs asusf u re-.
questea 30 pretu property, pAy CHARGES snd tale
- AwAy ~ HNhnAhn.
Manchester. VI. NAV z2i. isfs is
NOTICE All pervaas indebted ta thr sstsis
N II Mara Bentley. late u san8aFiAad, are 10.
qscsgea 10 pay The same o. me pitelu dAy a.
al scoaunis EtAndinE amer thai date al he pei
into tie hands % q lkwyer for eailsetan
RALPH BENTLEY, Administrators,
Sunderland, Va. NAY 2,t. ISIS. isw
business. Any person wishiBg te saEsgs a
ID business requiring small capital utl Dc
veets, Bon lie, FACTORY Point "
NAV gith, tsfG, akS
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ADAMs, Go0DnscH j. Co.
RAssasy .Poiss. ". nsy tlh, Is7s -