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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-06
For Sale, at Public auction,

For Sale, at Pu6Iac Anctton,
On Monday the first day of April next, al
10 clock on the premises, the following
valuable property, on liberal credit
Two two story Brick Houses; two
one DRY brick stores, on Washington street,
also four framed houses on King street, IN.
Guiding the store Oh the corner OF kinS anu
Washington streets, and two lots OF ground
on the west side Of Washington street, and
near to King-street, each twenty four tee'
three inche. front The above property
will bring in at present a rent of one thousand
dollars per annum, and is subject to ground
rent Of one hundred dollars annually.
Richard Lewis.
January %. 3tawtistAP
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BALTIMORE, Sept. s, 1905.
The oil that received by Mn. EHiott for
the cold, did me great deal OF scr"ce' anu
ultimately cured me.
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
At the Columbian Inn, Market street.
No. 6.
do hereby certify, that was violently at
tackled with the pleurlsy on SUNDAY the o.h
instant, Immediately sent to Physicians
who bled me twice within the space OF about
Is hours, all 20 no effect; my feTef stili IN
creased asd my pains SO violsnt thai had no
knowledge OF my nearest relations nor even
my parents on Tu, sday morningthe 10Th,
NV father procured me phial OF HHuls Co
lumbian Oil which was Immediately applied
to nv right side, where the pain WIS the Sc
verest. three or four times, with piece OF
Hanncl kept to the part affected, AID took
fifteen drops internally three times day tor
the first two days; and the second day alter
using the oil, l was able to walk ibout the
house, the third and fourth days took of the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, which
entirely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be to God for it, ard now IN we'll
man. VIM. PEACOCK.
Baltimore, April 9th, 1910,
Harrison's Greek.
No. Z.
We do certify that on Thursday the 18th
instant, we were tarring new seize for Mr..
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
FIRE which, by endcavoring tc put out the
flames, John Clark and Thomas Adam. got
severely burnt in the face, we Immediately
got some Columbian Oil from MIR, Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course of twenty minutes, md has LETT
the parts free from blisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10th, 1910.
For sale in alexandria by RICHARD II
LILLE, Abothecary and Druggist,
Fairfax street, first door below
King street.
Who has conitantly on hand,
AGENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs anu Medicines of a superior quality
by wholesale OF retail.
4 l. S .,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, pepper, alsplce
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas,
maeider, salt petre, chewing tobacco OF first
quality, etc. etc
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January %.
For Sale.

A house and lot situated near the
lower end Of Pitt street.-The lot is 40 feet
front and run, back one hundred feet--1hs
house is we'll finished and pleasantly situated
for small family. For terms apply to JOHN
SHAW, Navy Yard, Washington, sr tto
JOSEPH RINKER, Alexandria, whs
will shew the premises.
Ian. 26. eo3tlaW4t
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Certificates its efficacy.
No. I.
SEPTEMBER 1909.

SEPTEMBER 1909.
do certify that have been ailing nearly
two years with hectic cough and violent
oppression al the breast. Iapplied to the
most cminen, physicians and could get 20
relief from my low state of health, until
got Paul's Columbian Oil. and found immc-
date relief. take this method OF nlor,ning
the public OF the efficacy Of this valuable me
dicine, from the cures which have expert
encet-I think 1t an Incumbent duty to oher
the Same 10 the public.
Eliiha Seward,
Baltimore, No. l6, Water street, sign of
Plough. Sept. lso9.
No. 2.
hereby certify, that had cough and
pain in my stomach for upwards of two years.,
when was recommended o Pau's Coi'tm-
b!an Oil procured one ph'al of that valua-
ole medicine, which has restored me 10
good state Of health again
Thomas Elliott,
On the Hook s-tows road, near the turn
pike gate.
February IL, 1909.
No. 5.
I have great reason to be very thankful for
being recommended to Paul's Columbian Oil.
had been afflicted with violent pain in my
back, so that | was not able to walk. pro-
cured one phial of the Oil, and received
immediate relief, and have been very we'll
eyer since.
N. B. I had violent tooth achs about two
or three months ago, when dropped a few
drops OF the Oil on some lint, and applied it
to the tooth affected, and | received immedi-
ate relief
Eleanor Elliott.
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r IONEs'S POINT

THE subscriber having ,ccove,..
L sion OF Jones's Psin:, adioininr ,h r>aA
OF Alexandra, now offers 10 rent j, -
tenant for orc or more yoais, as N. 50,
greed on. Any per.on ma! Know :, x
by applying TO MIR. e. Pssveh, in ai,x,"'NN
or 10 the subscriber near l.. cs;,trg
Stephen Cook
Lcesburg, Jan. l2-t4, ,,r.
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DIVIDEND.

Domeifae Manufacture Conbo,,
THE Board of Directors OF the bom%
i Manufacture Company OF Al,x,nS
have this day declared dividend of a"
cent per annum, tor the last six mont p
that part ofthe stock that has been fullr
up, payable at their Ware house on 3? ~
Street, 70 the stockholders Or their re,.sS
ta,ives, on Monday the 4lh cay of Fs y,es
neat.
John Macleod, Agent.
JAN l8. SIS
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Mfazza6k Ague and Fever Drops,

~ The above we'll known Medicines
continue to be sold by James Kecnedy, senr
King Street, who has for years past been sole
vender in Alexandra, in which time imita-
tions and counterfei,s have abounded, most Of
them have sunk into tiisrepute, but as Others
are succeeding, purchasers will do we'll to
observe that each of the genuine articles have
on the outside wrapped the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Widow Of the lats Proprietor.
Augusta. law
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% Was committed to tbe j.,
Of Alexandria county, as "a runaway, , 1~
man who says his name is PLAIO,N
says he is from Frederick county, Va. ~
is about thirty years OF age, stout made h Is
on when committed, blue jacket and t,1,
sers. The owner is rogue sled to Cone .,
prove his property and pay charge, and ,,i
him away; o,herwis he will be dsno,,Id
as the law directs.
James Campbell, jaikr
November 20.
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Eleanor Elliott.
SIR,
No. =.

DIM
comply with your request of stating
ny opinion OF paul's Columbian Oil being
an eifectual remedy for the letter worm.
have been afflicted with the letter in my hand
for IL years. and have made trial of many
medicines which have been recommended,
bJkall to no effect. Hearing of Paul's CO.
lums ian Oil, about the 18th of January last,
proving an efecisal cure for the ring worm
and similar complaints, Immediately got a
phial Of your Oil and applied it aerecably to
,he directions for about two months success.
sively, when the letter left me and has not
made its appearance since.
Susanna Purden.
N. B. My Susanna, child aged twenty
months and days, was taken about the mid
die of July last with a violent cough, which
the neighbors said was The hopping cough I
gave her six drops of the Columbian Oil,
which gave immediate relief and proved an
effectual cure.
s.ratoga-s,rset, Baltimore, Aus.2i, 1869.
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DlitrlCt of Columbia,

Dlftrict of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALExaNDR1A-to wit.
Nopember- Term, 1870.
James Sandcrson Comhlainan.,)
Against
Thomas P. Basse, and John
Metcalf, Ferdinand Mars,el. = c,...
Ter and John Young, uatler
the firm OF Marsteller and
Young, and Edmund |. Lee,
Dcfndants.
THE defendants Bassy and
Metcalt not having entered their appearance
given security, according TO the act ofassaI
bly, and the rules Of thi. court, and it appcsf
ing to the satisfaction of t.c court upon aifdt|
Wit that the said defendants Bas.y * Mee't|
are not inhabitants of this district on moii
ofthe said complainant, by his counse'
is ordered, that the said defendants Ba"! \
Mctcalf do appear here on the first da! \
next term, and enter thcir appearance to t'|
suit and give security for performing he @|
cree Of the court and that the other dele"
ants, Ferdinand Marstclier and John iOug
under the firm of MarSteller * lourg 90
Edmund I. Lee, do not pay away, con's
OF secrete the debts by them owing TO- ".s =.
estate or effects in their hands belonging 10"
said absent defendants Bassy e Mct'al'' uD,i
the further ordcror decree of the c"uFl, %
that copy Of this order DC forthwith p"DShs'
ed for two months successfully, i'll one o.
public newspapers published in this f0a'':
and that another copy be posted :" inc ~
door ofthe Court house Of said county
A copy-Test,
C.. Deneale, &C.
January law2m
THE HIGHEST PRICE Cl'bS
OLD BRASS OR COPPEk
Gregg & Head
January 10.
a. Printing in all its BRAN. :.
es neatly executed at thus oi'''
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SAMUEL CRAM,
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust from
James Gula It and Elizabeth his wifi, to b.
subscriber, 10 secure tho payment Of sua
Of money due from James Lulat. to Jc"p,
Thomas, will be exposed to publ: sale, O.
the premises, On SATURDAY., The 9Th ar
OF February, 1914. for ready raoscr,
A HOUSE and LOE ! In the towna
Alexandria,
On the north side Of Princess street & to tie
eastward Of Fairfax street, being part d
that lot or half acre of ground desrrbedh
the plan of the said town by the No. Is
conveyed by William Hunter, jua. To RI
ehael Lomax.
N. Herbert, Trustee
January IL. cots
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not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Stephen Cooke is cot ali in
haDitant of this district-on motion of the
said complainant by his counsel, it is ordered,
that the Said defendant Stephen Cooke do ap-
pear here on the first day of July term next,&
enter his appearance to the suit. and give Sc.
curity for performing the decree of the court
and that the other defendants Thomas
Shreve, Robert Gray, and Peter Billy,
do not pay awsy, convey,or secrete, the debts
by them owing to- the estate or effects in their
hands. belonging to the said absent defendant
Stephen Cooke, until the further order or
decree ofthe court, and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith published for two months
successfully, i'll one of The public newspapers,
published in this county and tina, another copy
be posted at the front door ofshe court house
of said county
A Copy-Test,
G. Deneale, c. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
the County Of Wood, which nc bSrchaeed
since his removal, may be released to him, is

the County OF Wood, which nc bSrchased
since his removal, may be released to him, is
reasonable.
4. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this
committee, that the petition OF Henry Mar
tin, praying that he may be rcrmittcd to
remove into this state four negro slaves,
which were carried with his permission, by
his wife into the state Of Kentucky since the
passage OF the law prohibiting the introduc-
ton OF slaves into this state, be rejected
s. Resoived, That 1t is the opinion of this
committee, that the petition of Abraham
Brittop, Ga free man OF color) who it appears
was emancpatcd in the month of June last,
by John kearsley, of tie county OF Jefferson,
praying that he may be permitted to enjoy
the benefit of his freedom in this state, with.
out mourning the penalties of the law in OPP
position thereto, is reasonable.
g. Rcsoiued, That it is the opinion of this
committee, that the petition of Starke, q.
mulaito man, residing in Harrison county,
stating that by the will of Rachael Belt, late
OF SAID county, he was emancipated, and
praying that he may be permitted to reside
in this state, without mourning the penal
ties OF the law in Opposition thereto, is rea-
sonable.
The said resolutions being sevorally twice
read, were agreed to by the House
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
October 90.

At Superior Court Gf
v Chancery, holden at the Carte, in the
City Of Richmond, the 9th da, OF Sept. 1871
Edwin James Harvic, executor Of John Harvie.
decd. and the sadSE James Iiaryie and jacuG
deed. J,pt.
against
John Hopkins & Cornelia his wife, William Iiodc.
son aud Portia his wife, Richard H. Lee a,n,.rstr.
tor Of William Ludwell Lee, Corhn Giffin, Saniuef
=. Adams. Alexander McRae, Charles Co,lla,i and
Martha Strus, widow aud reiict If George f. Stras
deed. Emily Stras and Joseph Strns infant children
and heirs 1T law of the said George F. StI:s deed.
by the said Martha Stras, specially assignee their.
guardian, ~ FRI
The defendants, John Hopkins and Corne{iia his
wife, William HOdgson s. T'ortia his wife, and Alex
ander McRae, not having catered their appearance
and given security according TO the Act of Assembly
and the rules of this COURT end it appearing to he
satisfaction oi this court that tey are not nhaitantx
oil this country--on motion OF the plaintiffs hv ;l.cr
counse!-lt is oytersd that the said defendants do
appear here the first day fthe newt tern. ard an-
swcr the bill OF the plaintiffs and that :, copy OF this.
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pub,
lished in the City Of Richmond, for two months Sue
ceseivcy, and posted AZ the front door of the Captd
III the said City. ~
II Copy. Teste,
WV. ". HENING, C. C,
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Y WISH to sell the following very EaLnaaLL

y WISH TO seii the following very V.4LU.2BLE
= FicIfht1 "A Manufacturing Mill in good
order, finished upon the newest plans; running Two
pair OF Burr and one pair Cologn Stones-The st.a-
ton is equal to almost any in Virginia being imu,.di-
ately on naSisahle water where crafts can load ut tie
mill door, and in the heart of wealthy eo,,n,rr
where large crops of wheat made. AT the mill
which is ON Hoskinss Greek, and within two miles of
Iappai,annock (the port of entry for Rappahannock
Rver) have built bridge over the creek afcr,lug
great convenience to the different neiehbourhoods
consequently considerable advantage to the mill,
man wei! skilled in milling business, with the use of a
small capital, may make from 5000 dollars pcr
annum, clear OF every expence. Few mills get more
country custom and is excellent land for Gro
Gerry Store
Two Store Houses in this place. ON the river bank.
one OF brick two stories high, with good cellars there
are SIX fire places in this house, and at little expence
1t can be well fitted for merchant with a family
ne other house is Oh wood, and well fixed for dry
good or grocery store both from situation have adj
vantages over any other stand in the place. and the
lots which, run with the river bank afford beautiful
site for buildings of any kind.
A Large Warehouse, immediately on the waters
edge, where vessels OF almost any size can load with
convenience and dispatch the house will hold t,,
thousand bushels Grain, besides tobacco SSc-hr
Inspection of Tobacco being established at this Mace
and ashc lower part OF this house is be used fer
that purpose. handsome rent or storage NAV aris.
from that. The ferry this place across the Rama
hammock with a convenient water lot-ths ferry
brings me in about 1901. per annun clear OF every
eApcnce
Four unimproved Lots, two of which adioin those
on the river bapk, and give Zine view up and down
the river.
n 1rart Of Land in the county of Westmore!and
three miles from the house, containing abou,
one hundred ami eighty acres-tl,e buildings are to.
erabie, but want some repairs-there is a good mill
seat tlIs tract.
Il Iract Of Land, adjoining my mis-, containing
three hundred acresthis land is very web timbercd
the soil good, and its convenience to Iappahanock
On account o. fire wood makes it very valuable.
Any person wishing to engage largely in tle ship
ping and mercantile business, would doubt find the
property in this place uncommonly we'll calculated
tor that purpose. The FIRST and great object in sell
ling this property is pay nay debts and on that ar
couat viii sell great bargain in the whole or any
part. One half the purchase money NAV he made
very convenient to the purchascr
Application may be made to JAS. Ross, esq of Ere.
dei1essbrrs, Messrs. Moncure, Robinson and Plea
SAINTS, Richmond or to me in this place.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
1appahannoek, Dec. .. 2aw6w
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Z ISGINIA-At a superior Court oil
Chancery, holden TT the Capitol, in the City of
Richmond, the 2eth day of Sept l8II-
Lucy Armisteal, William Arinistead, Addison
Bowles Arnistead, Lewis Gust.lvus Adorhis Ar
instead, Walker Keith Armistcad, Francis Gii!ies
LandCn.Cartcr OF Richmond County, Mary Bury ell
Carter, his wife, John Dngereld, ofEssex, and Elc-
nor Bowles Dangerfed his wife, PITS
against
John B. Armistcad and Anne Carter his wife, Ed
ward, Cassius, John Fl. Shirley and Mary Carter,
infant children OF Jane and Edward Carter, by Tho
mas Turner, specially assigned their guardian, Ed
mund Brooke, admir-. Of the said Edward Carter
llebe Carter the widow and doweress of Robert
Carter, deed. and Alfred, Robert, John, Hebe and
William LanCou Carter infant children of the said
Robert and Hebc Carter, by the said Hcbe Carter,
specially assigned their guardian, Richard H. Hem
dcrson and Charles Tyler, adm'rs. of the said Ro-
bert Carter, decd, Landon Carter, John Carter,
George Carter, William +. Carter Edward Carter
Tidbali and Betscy his wife, Lewis Beckwith and
Matilda his wife, Defts.
The Defendants Alfred, Robert, John, Hcbc, and
William l-andon Carter, infant children Of Robert
assigned their Guardian, having entered their APP
pcarance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and it appear
ing to te satisfaction of the Court, that they are not
Inhabitants OF This country-on motion of the Plain
ti!is by their Counsel-h is ordered, That the said
defendants doappear here the first day ofthe next
term aud answer the Bill of the paintiif-and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted the front door
Of tic Capitol, in the said City.
"A Copy. IeSse,
WM. w. iIENING, &C.
on
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VIRGINIA :----At sutrt1sr ctNrs sc
Chancery, holden at the Capitol, in the
City of Richmond the 9th day OF September, 1871.
Robert Boiling, flE.
.fgdinst
John l5ell, Wiiam Cumming, Robert BurcEett
Edward Powell, Richard r. Taylor, William .lohn-
son. executor OF the last will and tcstrment o. WE.
am Bots deceased, also John Wider Frederick
Whiams, James and John halop, mere hanis and
partners, William and Henry haxali merchants and
partners, Archibald Oracle Daniel nsi,rson * Ro-
bert Walker, merchants and partnc,S, under the
irm an', name OF Gracie, Anderson and Contrary
George Brown and John Muttcr, merchants n part-.
ners, nndcr the firm OF Brown and r:,ttcr Travis,
larwood, aud John v. VI iicox, me barts .nd u.rt
ners, under the firm of ls;un ood and Wilcox Iobn
Il. Davis, " lisn Bowden, Thomas Bennett FL.
mund b. Holloway ard David Walker, J,effs
IHt. defendants William Cumming, James Dun
top partner of the mercantile rr, of James and
John Dunl0 Aclhs,ld Oracle, of the ,:,r,ners
OF the late fran Of Oracle, Anderson and Company
and Frederick Williams rot having them APP
poarance and given security according the Act 0.
Assembly and the rules ot his court, and it appear
ng TO the Satisfaction OF the court that they not
inhabitants OF this countryo motion of the paintid.
bl his counsel, IL crde,ed, That the said defend
ants do appcar here the first day OF the neSt term
and answer the bin OF the plaintiff. and tha,,a copy
OF this order Ire forthwith inserted I'm some me sra-
per published in the City oi Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted ut the trout door OF
the Capitol, in the said City.
ACopy. Teste, a
VIM W. HESING, c. c.
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November s.

VIRGINIA a Il Supe,ir Cou, of
Chancery, hoider AZ the Capitol in the
City OF Richmond, the end dny Of September, 1871
David Henderson and Alexander Isnean odo,r,s .
of Wiiam Druninond, deceased, Pts
against
Thomas Southconb, Robert Patton, Charles
Croughton and john Wickha,n, Drfs
The defendant Thomas Sout,Icomb. not Having
entered his appearance ,.d given security according
to the act CT assembly and the rules Of this court and
1t appearing to the satisfaction the court that lie is
not an IniiabI'ant of this oounty--on motion oc the
Ilnl'iis by their counsel. :. is uYereA That the
sad defendant % appear here OIL :hc f.st day OF the
next term, and answer the bill OF the yir.t;fs and
that's copy OF this order he forthwith rserte IN some
newspaper ''ubiished in the City OF Rioiislbud fox
two months successively, and posted at The front doof
OF the Capitol in the said city ~
Copy. Testc,
- WIN. w, TiENTNC, g. os
November 90 SO.
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A SELECT SCHOOL.--Htv wing taken
4 charge Of wsTt and rot being obliged TO leave
town, viii resume the pleasing task Of instructng
few young gentlemen in those branches preparatory
70 q college education and rs will receive but few
ard these select ones those who have known and
approved my mode Of conducting school, will please
20 give notice Of their encouragement before the
Sew Year The school shall be 10 the most eligible
place my friends may point cgt, and will moreover
D. permanent. DAVID DOYLE.
sehnsaa Dec. s. eogiistJ
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Nov. 90,
xTTRGINIA;-Ata Superior Court of

VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court of
Chancery, holden at the Capitol iii TIE
City Of Richmond, the Oath day of Sept. 1911,
Macon Ford and Fleming, aud Elizabeth Ford BY
the said Macon Ford their next friend, children of
May Ford, deed. Samuel Weaver and Polly his
wife, John Patman, William Patman, James WATSON
Patman, Betscy Patman am Nancy Patman.--whieh
said Polly, John, William, James, Betsey and Nam
cy, arc children OF Susanna Patman--and John Wad-
dill, Molly Waddll, James r.. WaddilI, Elizabeth
svadd and Susanna Waddill, children of Ann
WaddI, PITS
.9goinst
James Waddi, administrator of William Bigear
deed. Susanna Patman, the younger, and William
Waddill, Def'S.
The Defendant, Susanna Patman, the younger,
not having entered her appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly aud the Rules Of
this Court, and it appearing the satisfaction of the
Court, that she is not inabitant of this comfy
on motion of the Plaintiffs by their counse-H Is
ordered, That the said Defendant do appear here On
the first day of the next term, aud answer to the
Iil ofthe Plaintifs-and that a copy Of this order
forthwith inserted in public newspaper printed
in tle City of Richmond, for two months successive
y, and posted at the front door of the Capital ia The
said City.
n Cory. Teste
WLLLLq.H ~ HE.VT.N'G, c. c.
Nov. 1. w3w
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NE subscriber intends to continue teaching Rtc
n lsh Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, RLctoe
ric, Natural Philosophy, Mathematics * The reGot
Language the ensuing year, at his fathers IN ts
Forks of Hanover.
Board win be furnished by his father for g pet
month.--rhc fee for tuition will be & per ,lontir.
This school will be opened the tenth of January.
JAMES BYARS, ~
December s. WY