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wooLLEN MANUFACTURES.
BosroN, Oct. Goth, 1926.

WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES.
Memorial adopted at the meeting of WoOllen Man
ufaciuTers recently held IN Boston.
To the Honorable the Senate and House of Re
PresentdttreS Of the United States Of aneri-
ca in Congress assembled;
The subscribers, citizens OF the United States,
respectfully represent that they deem II their duty
to solicit your attention to the present state OF the
manufacturers OF woollen goods in this country.
When the last act revising the tariff passed,
was anticipated that sufficient encouragement and
protection would be thereby secured TO American
manufacturers. In the year following the passage
of that act, the manufacturers Of wooIen goods IN
England, prosecuted their business with unexam-
pied energy and activity, aud exported vast qusnt-
ties OF their fabrics TO every part OF America !,
where they sold TO gfea; profit. This circum-
stance, together with the above mentioned act, in-
duced many of our citizens TO invest large amounts
Of capital in manufactures, confidently believing
that they shOu.i not yield TO foreign manufacturers
in fair competition, and that such a competition
would be secured to tnem by law. Subsequent ex-
perience has taught that the vast business done
by the British manufacturers was the result of inn
pfovident speculation, aud not required by the
wants Of consumers. The quantity OF manufactUr
ed goods far exceeded the demand for them, and
hence has arisen the unexampled embarsssments
and suBerings Of lie English nation; sufferings
which have effected the manufacturers IN this coun-
ny severely, and from which they cannot be reisv-
ed, thout the AID Of their national government.
Inc English n-ru.sctu;efs have exported their
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y'rtoe Of the last will and Testament Of Mi Jas, o,.
nsc. VII he sold tn the highest bidder al Inc front A.
OF ihcmss streets tavern 10 Urhsnna on the 27h Jss
Ft ps month, tbe following property, 10 wit;
-Four Lots with the store houses and gtsn,,v ,bs..o ill.,,
aed on the bank Of Ufbanus Creek al The l3veS nS
'0T w., ana winch wa. owned by James Ross Co.
~, Lot, lately the property Of ssid Ross situated
" 'he south part OF the town and adjoining m, I, ~
hlag a5dthe estates OIL Dennison and 6. oven wv
ana ioun res Of wood land, living in Misdis.,1
soovs Ornenn' eonveyei 20 said Ross by Ioho C,rr,.
quo aol2'nng the lands Of j. Ssmper, T. r. Fife and az
safe; one third Of The purchase money &, he ps;d
on ne day OF safe, third IN sfs NINTH. and IL ~,
Tor the two last payments JoHN cyyryu DC leg"H'a
with the will snnsxeI Of Jane. He. a.
Freisrirk.hrrr. Nv 2 yeos - ~ '""''' ''s'' "se.
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will offer for sale to the highest bidder on Tuesday the
I'm day OF December next, If fair, Otherwise the If fair
day, at the residence of the late benjamin atkins dec The
tract 81 land on which he resided, te upper Chester.
held county, on ippomattOx river, and both The
main road leading from Richm md and Petersburg 10 B.vs
Bridge The tract contains about $50 acres about 500 of wo
credit of aud years; person, wishing 10
are invited 10 come and see the land which will he sewn BIS
richard Wilkinson living Oh the premises by Thomas
kin,, living within half mile. At same place and in
vii De sold on credit Of twelve months, about thirty likely
ES consisting OF men, women, boys and girs. iS
ham els corn, all the eoP Of fodder aud plantation
sis, &c. nc WIN. LE'IGH ~,
Oct 20. 47--tds of REM Wa,L;n. L.
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ELLERSLIE

1HIS beautiful Farm. situated James River in the uppe,
end Of llenrieo, adjoining The Of John Wick
ham, Esq, distant from Richmond about 10 miles Ii con
tn by survey, SIC acres Of which 200 acres are r
rate low sround 40 OF which Tuckahoe Island The
Of cleared high land good quality, average of ~ bub.
OF wheat to the having been produced from them when
under the clover system This farm sbounds springs which
have been known TO fail in the dryes spells of
which traverse every 6ed the main land aordng abu
dance Of water for Stock The James river canal passes @
the centre Of the farm, within 500 yards of the barn which
spacious and contains Of ExalPs Threshns Machine. in
good repair with all the buildings necessary we-n,sase
plantation The Dwelling House il Of brick covered ysb
'tuoco Of the durable quality contains seven roo
with fire places, all plainly hat neatly finished. There are an
the other usually found attached 10 rens
Enlistment ee-house, kitchen smoke house &C. &C. m,
will hew the place TO any person who may obo,s a.
examine Il in the absences OF JAMES CURRIE
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1laRSLLAL,S SHE

DY virtue of decee Of the Superior Court of Cb,o,.
I'D for the Richmond District made in the case Of Govs
Roy the 18th day Of June, 1885, shall he 18th dsv NJ
November, $40, o6e for ssls at public auction the bivs
hidde for cash. at Kng Queen Courthouse the folgn
slaves, and all personal estate named rs the Tndenne &
Richard d. Roy TO Doctor Wiley Roy, dated the 18th sy If
Feb 1915 such o The sd slaves aud other pfopey az b,
surrendered 10 the abpve day Of sac 10 wiz
named Jncy aud her two children, named I,nb1s
iui Mtis, Fanny sud her three children, named Usnn.G
Horsee and Peegy, and their increase since the date Of ibs
aI deed also shskio Damed Genrgs Sale 10 be md
lt2 o'clock. J. GUERRA ANT, M. :. c. c. r. H.
Or one IF AS Depufe,
Oct gis 5D--tds
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~" "se Doe anu other valuable Real Estate for SAFE
STATE OF North Carolina. Wake County.
49, Court OF Equiy.-Fa Tern, A. d. 1896
Inc Creditors OF William Ruihn, decd and Others
Against,
ihoihas Rniin Thomas Richie, and others.
virtue OF decree made in this last Term of
the Court OF Equity, for the county of Wake we shall
10 sell on the premises the City Raleigh on Mon
nay "e i,h DAY OF December next that valuable cal
Estate known the Eagle Hotel situated living aud heinz; On
The lots Nos 2i and 227 about Yards North az
o'ae house These Lots extensively improved will
large bek House. fronting the CAPITOL, large Dining Room
running PACK on Halifax Street, and lodging House in the
WIN tour rooms below and four above
otbies huchens and other building TO render Inc ~
complete. II has lonc AZ Hone
the Stage office, for both the Northern and The southern
Minute account OF lis advantages, newspaper adyer,
unnecessary Every all acauaiuted with
Country must have heard Of "The HOTEL in R
sn and all persons invited, who wish purchase
property TO attend onthe day of sale, when bargain will he
500, ao na ~ the most valuable property that hee
ed IN the Southern maket for years past
Va the same day and at the place. will also he ojd
egn unmpoved Lots lying the CITY, and No.
i az ~ 49, H. 49, 46 and A. These lots are under an in
closure The greater ofhen high state of civaop
ana are convenienty situated for farming building.
Inc terms OF the foregoing sale
CHASER heing required To his notes
payable IN four annual instruments, with interest from III,
ua.e, which VIII he required yearly.
immediately alter the sale of the above
minisaor on the Estate Of the LATE William Rur
VIII expose TO Sale all the Personal Estate OF which he died
possessed, consisting OF several very valuable Dining Roam
Two excellent oers, Cooks other Servants be
sides ALT Furniture belonging. the Hotel ' -
TH0NI1F UFFIN,3,
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1926. sou,s
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EDIICaTION

M school al Mt Richard Morris's in Hanover will b.
s continued the ensuing year. The course OF
wa embrace the Greek, Lain and English languages, Geo
gaPhy arithmetic, The Elements Of Euclid and Suryrynv =
me number OF pupils will be limited fifteen and those
would be preferred whose attention will he devoted 10 The
wreck and Latin Classics The school will Commence ON ,i
Isl January and terminate the 18th Deoemher ALLOWING
vacation OF sax weeks 10 the Mr. Francis w Seo
ahh fani l. Dowell both residing convenient distance.
from the school, will receives few Boarders in their f..
on very moderate terms Price of tuition thirty doIiars
hS"o'ei' +'o''o' oi-w4t JOHN KIDD, Js.
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,r- ,,,.<rs

BRYANT. the American poet, adds almost daily
blossom to the chaplet that encrces his
brows. He decidedly ranks among the sweetest and
most classical poets of the age. His writings par
take of the warmth and pecularities which dstin-
guisn the poetry of the present day. from that of
ancestors; but the time there is cbaste-
ness of idea, and purity OF expression, not always
RICHLY adhered to by those who popular wri-
ters. He is close observer of nature, and COM
stan'!y introduces images which come home TO the
observation and feelings of all, and yet have not
heretofore been expressed in either prose.
Ihis has very happy effect. For instance who
has not remarked the phenomena contained in
fthe following couplei
For the coming the beams hereely
Aud the silent h aud forest tops Keeling the heat,
His poetic elfusion enrich the pages of the Uni
ted States Review and Literary Gazette, from the
last number of which we extract the following ex-
quisite ballad. Phil .9urord.
THE DIDfSEL OF PERU
where olive leaves tnkng every breeze that blew,
There beneath the pleasant shade adannsel Of Peru
Be,wist The slender houshs as they opened to The air,
Game s'npse Vi her snowy and Of her glossy hair;
And .e.y lang her SILVER voice amid tn. shady p,ok,
As from the shrubby glen heard the sound OF hidden brook
That upon the sunny plains Of Old CASTLE sung;
When, their mountain holds, the Moorish be-
Had ru.he The Christians like food and .wep, away the
Awhile the mtloly STILL aud then breaks forth anew
wilder rhyme, liveer note OF freedom aud Peru.
Fo' ,s hath bound the sword youthful lovers side
Aud sent him to the was, the day she should have
bride,
And babe him bear faithful heart battle for the right,
Aud held the fountains OF her eyes till he sir
Since the parting kiss given, months fed
Aud YET the Zoe Is IA the Land, aud blood yet he she'd
white hand Pts the branches lovely looks FORTH
And bright dark ey's s,,adiaty aud sadly toward the
North;
Thou looke. va Maiden the .harpe,t eyes would
fail,
To SPY sign ef h',,naa life abroad all the valei
For the coming and the sunbsms beat
And the silent hills and forest tops Keeling the
Thar white hand i N,hdrswn, that fair sad face gone,
Uf the music Of hN s.iygT flowing sweey on
rot of late with cheer fui tones, mournuly aud low
I ~ ballad ol tender maid heart rokeu long age.
Of ham who dc! in battle the youthful aud the brave,
And het who died ui sorrow upon his early grave
But aous that rugged pstl fiery horseuan ride
See the torn plume, the furnished belt the side;
sspurs his horse sides, his hand the rein
Ihere' sweat ulo" The Streaming AJAX, and foam upcn the
"a name;
Te pec toward lt olive hover, along the shaded hill
tui shield The hapless niadeu there ssud an her ILL.,
9"d suddenly The song has ceased, sud DENLY hear
\ shrek seat amid the shade hrsk-but not of fear:
Toe tender accents follow, aud tender pau,es speak
The overflow Of glaints, when all too weak
' sl M, good word at thy feet for PERU, ftee
ANA am come 10 dwell btsie the olive grove with thee
Il.
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FOR SALE

nR RICHD. =. JAMES, Offers for sale the place at which
- he now resides situated within mile OF Caer,ve
in healthy aud agreeable neghbouthood containing $50
about so Of which well mhered the clear land Of good
quality and well watered Theirs excellent spring
within distance of the house. The buildings
all news the dwelling house sufficient Tor the
small family. The establishment well calculated for
Geneman for any person who wishes rer.
to the country during the months. Persons disposed
to purchase referred 10 DIR. James, the
On the premises. to Arebbsd Bryce Goochanj, to th
subscriber residing in the City OF Richmond.
JOHN FORBES,
by order OF the Proprietor.
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Valuabie Real Estate for SoJe

'IE subscriber ohers for sale, that valuable crope,fv M
Tavern al DiDwddc Courthouse, with two hundred 80
q land; with about 20 acres Of first meadow land; i
h rate land iorhe culture OF tobaeeO cotton aud other
mall gram there than half IN is ns,u,
II deemed unnecessary describe The improvements !.
sueieni that they all good, large aud convenen In. !,
one OF the best stands for tavern known IN this seel ~
the country exclusive Of the different DAYS and b.,
public meetings WhhiH two hundred yards oftb. tavern build
ings an Academy which always occupied Nv eooef.rt
tesoners Tnp baud will positively be cold The hghe, bi
der, The 18Th OF December next beng day. Term.
made known on thai day and accommodating
JAMES SCOTT.
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NOTICE.

virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Alex Boyd TO ,e
and duly recorded in the clerks Office Of Hecklsnbu,
u court and IN obedience 10 decree the superior
ehancey, we shall sell to the highest bidder f car
a. meckienburg courthouse the third MONDAY in Deeemb
mex, The remainder Of the Negroes in said deed 10
heer aud her two children. ~ " U.s.
o,,e 70 JOHN w. LEWIS,
"o'''i' So-"7F WIZ. TONNES, trustees ,
NOTICE.
i SHALL petition the next Legislature of v;rr;,;. .,
pass law divorcing from my husband Jane ssnd.s
NJ, NANCY I. SANDERS.
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NOTICE

virtue OF deed trust executed ON the 9I.t d,v IS
November, 1873, TO the subscribrs, by Smith PAYNE
and duly recorded in the County Court Of Bucknr
e or any one ofthem,
aid deed named will proceed TO sell highest bidder
or ready money, on Wednesday the 29h of November il
~ u not the next far day thereafter the in the
OF buckingham; tract parcel of the
east SIDE OF the road leading from New Canton
containing ey est,maion four hundred and adjoining
he anus oi William Anderson, John others nrd
he SAID sm"h Payne the side of the sad road with
slaves TO wn; Tom Ben Billy, Dangerfed Randolph Arnold
Wnney S,ier Hannah and her child Joshua and her
ehdren Patrick Mary and Rachel and the increase the
females SINCE the date of the said deed ust so much
may he sufficient discharge the purposes which
n uu was executed Acting trustees, such title only
IN Us as trustees will be conveyed, but believe title
GEORGE NJ. PAYNE,
WALTER L. FOUNTAIN,
WILLIAM ANDERSON, A'"ee :
=. JAMES BENAUGH,
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LIND FOR SHE

VIE subscriber e1ers for sale small tract of land con-
tanning 6y est'mation three hundred acres about fbr.e
ns ABOVE Charles City Courthouse, and one mile finn,
James iet0er ,ntediaeyo the main leading 10 apu5-
&c landing There are buildings land sape ;rnaY
mn ot the sou o. the richest scamp quality and as 1reX
t"oeed as any land in the tosueS country. Those g@nfe
men ono gre IN the habit purchasing lumber ,cou9 do s,R
accommodating terms ~ o'' '''y
IhRMS. f'oo equal annual payments bonds NTH ar
proved security and a trust deed on The land m s,r "
y,JJO M MIR 80 ~ ''e
Nov. s. ' HrDLSoA'
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LABOURERS W.aN'I,ED.

fNHE lower ApPomattox Company wish TO hire by the
l. month or by the year. sbon so strong well disposed
hourers, Tor which they will allow extra hire
As unounded prejudice has existed in restion ID the
supposed unhealtness Of the situation and empo, men
which they are required IT proper state that not single
death has taken place one the negroes hired by the
psny; hutthere wall he objection stipulation that the
owners may withdraw for or month, during the ek
inst may he made to d. Mackenzie j. GIammer or Albert
Stein, the Eugneer.-
= Nov 10. Ed
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LIND For SHE.

INTENDING move, wish sell my plantation Essex
This land Is upon the rver, about mile.
above and 40 below Fredericksburg The
contains upwards Of 800 Of high land aud about
marsh which very hrm and remarkably well calculated for
grazing has pretty good dwelling house. overseers
house, and other requisite upon it, for Isyears
hsi have lived ON it, family with the exception Of
single year have been exempt from the usual fall diseases
the low country. particular description the pre-
ml.r' no, deemed necessary presumed that
w chase without personal inspection The
will be such as usually required. WIN. GARNETT.
Essex, July 20-w,c
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SioLEN Tou the subscriber, Thursday Evening hast
~ bright bay horse eight years age
be about four feet 10 IL inches high, with black aud
TAN the iaitei very long, and both hind legs little white
the boofs his right defective knot
ing from kick the inside Of the thigh not Ear above
the joint Ten dollars will be gwen Tor any information which
may enable Ii, o recover him
W. S. ARCHER.
Ameiia. ~ q,
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FOR LEASE

VNHE subscriber offers lease for term of years ,.
Il RRICK TAYERN,a at Charlotte Courthouse forine,iv
the property Of his father Mr. VIM NJ Watkins The tavern
house large and commoiious with necessary vutbuldnr
situated lot Of about thirty acres attached to which
small tract OF land at small distance from it, saording an
abundant supply Of wood for fuel and timber the use
Its public uaiion proximity to the Courhou.s
ng the ne. t. and there being but other tavern al s
keeper. -''"-
Terms will he very moderate, especially for the G gear
70 one VINO eau come well recommended
Possession he given the December next AooIy a.,
the subscriber at his fathers. SAMUEL v. WATKINS. :
Oc, w 44-l6tk
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Z Teacher Hunted.

~ cUCHtT ~ UUtcU.
GENTLEMAN well qualified teach the English Lam
guage, Arithmetic, Geography, with the Gobes
aud The Latin language in School Of ten
Scho will receive liberal comp apple 10
the subseber The use of valuable Law Library and in
tructon IN that science he obtained of one
the subscribers The number OF pupils may rcduoe TO
seven ON the application OF clergyman of good talents who
would unite their education with his Preacher
church IN the neighbourhood young genelna
qualifications would be preferred.
Letters directed at Tye River Warehouse, Nelson
County, Va will be arendedtv
MAYO CABELL,
THOS. McCLELLAND
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Fail Goods and the Latest Fashions.
JOHN M'ENTIRE, MERCHANT TAYLoR,

Opposite the Bell Ta-era,
AS recently received his Stock OF Fall Goods consisting
Il Of super and mhdng cloths and cassimere., staple
color aud fancy mxures vesngs of the
patterns, tartan plads camble &c &C. which, hi.
former stock makes his assortment complete, aud
his line this city, all OF which will be made IN "a
Order The shortest notice. neatest manper and a,
prices SUIT the times
N D. complete assortment Of clothing of every descrp
ton constantly hand OF the fashion, at very
ced prices
~ Every garment warranted.
az large assortment OF plaid and caubet c.oaks which
will he sold low to country merchants and others
Richmond, Nov. 10. 5S-A
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Fifty Dollars Reacard.

FVfY UOIInrS Reic0rG.
nN the 25h Of October last William Jones Pane Stafford
" county, Va, sent by TO Lynchburg ON Bay
Mare branded with the thigh, years old
high Pane is of usual rather Inclined bald has
remarkable h nose, occasoned by the kick of
horse has short upper teeth oil circle he is about
26 years old will give the above reward 10 any person
who Obscure him in any Jail within the United
ABNER X. KERR.
Powhaan courthouse Nov. 10. $50
~ The different printers the u States will confer ia.
yor nv giving the above inser
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I'VE Siockholdcrs OF the Mechane.ville rurnpks Comm,
ny hereby required 10 pay, on or before the Itb a.,
II December o.S forty dollars each share, additional .n
cspon held ~ them esgectivey, 10 the Capital Stock Of
add Company. ByOfder Of the P1esdent aud Directors
G.T CARRINGTON, Tres,,r
~ 80
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W.A. r.. PE.EABLE .--4ttorny at LatD,
MAKES respectful tender Of his professional ,e,xcs,
w the public He Will Practice the Superior aud In fs
!ior C2ur's OF Charles CITY Nsr Kent. ana IN
Charles City Courthoue -
Nov 2.
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yyHE examination of 10 pupil, in this Insiuiou, will
4 Wednesday, Nov. u.s. and II prsctic able will
conclude The following day. The friends OF the your a.
dies parents snd guardians, AND all who feel inere,d
are solicited e. attend The exsrcss Of the school will 20,
commence Monday Jsnray stb 1877. Psrtculsr will he
uuced IN future Advertisements.
Josh. u. WARNE,1
GEO. J.. BAKER. 'nno'P'h.
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n Office sheIeby given, that petition will ne present,
10 the Legislature Of Virginia next session. prsyut
passage O law, 10 author ize change time Of bold
ing the superior CouIt Of Law for Ameiia County.
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Nov s.

'HE Stockholders OF the North Anna Navigation, here
L by notified that there will be eeting William
Waers Tavern ia the county OF Spoylvana the third
Monday November next for the purpose OF forming com
aud 1926.
Oct 81. Cows
I'VE have authorised Mr.. Edward Hrnhaw member Of
w late firm OF Lakeland, uenshsw Co, TO proceed
the settlement Of tue affairs Of said firm, make collections
debts aud grant discharges therefor, in our names.
GUSTAVUS LUCKE,
THOS. MAY.
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T'IE subscriber having removed To Richmond tender. hi,
u services IN hsfends, acquainsncs aud the public zen
sslly, oomm's,on merchant lie occupies Office fr
ePresent near the Basin. WIN. MOONS
In. \
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WIN II. FIrZwHYLsoNN, BooEseier, Binder and
Staoner having on band stock of goods nconv enen
S,,sc,,si.s os III L:., ,.y NV prey, ~,
or steel frames; Thermometers Spy GIss..; Mathematical
instruments. Microscopes Globes Maps and Aliases.
Hions Of superior and inferior qualities, bows. bridges and
screws Flutes 6fss hgeolet,
for different Instruments Blank music paper and hooks Tun
ing forks and hammers, Pano Forte and Superior Violin
strings.
Rogerss and other FIST quality PEN desk and pocket knives,
raxors, &c.
Domino and Lotto boxes.
Elegant and Inferior walking canes.
School Books: Greek, Latin, Spanish. French and English
variety Of New Publications and
Of literary works.
Blank Hooks Tor Merchant
USE Pocket books aud Writing Papers Of many quail
ties.
NJ Books bound either elegantly plainly, short notice
and at iotr prices.
Nov
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n. j. Shynanski -PRAcrIcAL DENTIST.
AS the pleasure 10 inform his friends aud the public in
IL general throughout the sae that he has taken his
dene+n Richmond Tor the ensuing winter.
Mr. has been regularly bred Dentist in Europe, and for
more than ten practitioner in the principal cities Of the
u s. The public respectfully invited, aud the
many improvements made by Mr. S. the line Of his profess
,o particularly the operation Of supplying the loss OF
HUMAN TEETH His room, exclusively Tor the reception
OF hs VISITORS above Dr. Abrahsms Apothecay
Store, on st..entrance IN 18th Il.
Hours Of attendance, from a. until r. M. aud from
until 5 p. IN.
Oct
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De. 81.
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ledge hold any pubic Office nor Is a Candidate tor
apy' S. Il. SEWALL.
Suffolk, IS. Boston. Oct 80, lS26.-This day
personally appeared before me the above named
SAMUEL +. SEwALL, and made oath 10 the truth
Of the above affidavit by him subscribed.
HENRY ORNE,
r IL