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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-19

Murray's, Comy's, Harrson's, Smiths Ashs and Tst.
cbells Grammars
Kirkham's Grammar, second edition
Mair's Introduction to Latin 81 MAX
First Lessons in Geography and Astronomy, by J. A.
Cummings price 25 cts
Smileys, Adams, Gummeres, Workmahs and Morses
Biographies
Blars Lectures on Rhetoric, Barclays Cateehism
Grmshaw's United States, with Questions
Conversations Chemistry
DO. on Natural Philosophy
Taylors Agricultural Essays
New-York Expostor, American Orator
Eort's Chronology, Murray's Exercises
IIardie's Corderil Colloqua
Pixies, Jess, and Benefits Arthmecs
Ciphering and Copy books, Receipt books
Ruled Memorandum and account books SC.
Story of Jack Haynrd, the Sailor Boy the Vntuous
Family, designed for American Children in Families ana
Schools.-By William S. Cardel Fifth Edition
Ciarke's INDELlBLE PERMANENT INK, for writing
Linen apparel Silk and Cotton stockings table and bed
linen, &C., with pen. This Ink will not rWe
the delicate texture and cannot be discharged It's
also the only method Of identifying such property
Common ard Extra fine Red and Black Sealing way,
Lead and Paste Crayons Gum Elastic. 1apers, Nlsllga
other Cards. Sun Glasses, Court Plaster Indian Ink, o
| Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth Brushes ioy
Paints, in boxes single cakes Cameps Hair feneis
Pocket and Dressing Combs.
| Rice -Paper, Fnigmatical Cards,
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NOTICE.

yESHE subscriber intending from the state Of
Delaware requests all persons having demands against
him TO present them possible and those ndeb
ted to him. to forward, within thirty days, and settle
their respective accounts. WILLIAM KIRK.
Nov. II, 1896. ct
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NOTICE.

A election for ten Managers, in the Wilmington and
IN Philadelphia Turnpike Company, will be held at the
house of Jacob Iluoten Bandywne Monday the first
day Of January next. JAMES PRICE, Sec'y
Dec. 6, 1896 lit
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NOTICE.

NV
FNROM absolute necessity, as well as inclination amdc
H. termned to close all my accounts forthwith; utse
therefore, who indebted and do call and a. o.
give their notes payable at short dates, will find tke &C
counts placed in the hands Of unceremouous ysies na
very welcome ones, perhaps, for collection: and hoseye
unpleasant may be 10 adverse measures lon
ger time can, or will be given in any whatever
29ih Sept 1896. j. WILSON
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Beasley's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Cents per Box.

For tho of sore breasts which proce cd from
internal external bruises, sprans chblains, corns fresh
cuts wounds liberated legs, &c With each be-,
is paper containing printed directions for applying the
"!as"- "th certificates in pro fof lis utility and efficacy
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DIR. G. FREEMAN'S
COUGH drops, OR INUIA.r SPECIFIC,

rSop the cure of colds, coughs, ashnas approaching
consunptons and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Maket-stteet, Will
mlngton, Delaware
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-05

Winchester and the national road; that the one o'
Sherrsrds admits easier graduation, and requires
less length of bridges and causeways, while II Il
81 mile longer than that by Heiskel's; but esii-
mating distance by the time that would be r.qur-
ed to travel either, incline to the opinion that IN
consequence of the difference in graduation, the
one by Stewards would be equally direct. But
admitting tito be somewhat longer, as FIVE miles
Of the road already made, the difference in the
expense would be so much in its favour, that
shall now assume it Gas believe 1t would be
found in the event Of surveys OF both ronies) pre-
ferable TO continue the national road from Cum
berland by the Bloomery, than from Carriers by
Heiskells'.
IS To facilitate comparison between the Mar
tinsburg, GerrarG=:>wn, Guadaloupe and Winches-
ter routes, the summary resn, in relation 10 that
section of either, included Ectm eer each and the
town of Cumberland, now presented IN one
tatle:
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One Hundred Dollars REGARD.


II ANYWAY from my residence, near Washington wilkes
H. county, eor mua,io girl 20 IS years old feet
5or inches high, has dne and eountennce thin vi
ani the carriage and mannets OF white female,
sce,iom.d TO good comp than thatci servant She IL
good drawing and chamber servant, (exceins
sick rtor) good eanstrss using her needle
her left hand and efed by few in pca,ns and other
wise preplIin line female apparel She carried of with he
large supply fire soihin, most Of which . no, such s. Is
usually wotn by servants The girls name IS JdN but she
may change her name add The OF Nelson,
SNOW or some other sme. She raised III Or near hch
,nond, Virginia whste, Probaby within 20 mule. OF
which place her lives. Bone years since, per
iRps in the years 1919 ~, she plrchased IN ieh9hd
ny Charlie, Ii. Nelson, Samuel d. Hest, and was taken
with other negroes Pti.burs Wheeling aud ny
New Orleans From the fact Of her being good
aud her gon; od unornding having performed he
duty Satisfactorily 10 her mistress aud myself TO the monsn
Of her Exponent, aud om other IS believed 'hd'
she induced 20 leave my through the ueGeV
white man, and have doubt has with her pass free
papers, the forged of Of the abovtnaued gentle
ien, myself other person. person answering her
description, during the last 10 ~ days has been tue
rid from Augusta Richmond travelling in Caryali or
Dearborn Waggoa, drawn by dark hay driven by 8
nsro fellow VI yeowish complexion drerj % broad cloth
apparently FROM feet 10 feet hish will give 50 dol
r. for Experiencing and lodging the girl in jail in the
United States that hei, aud the lake for
performing the Office to the who have .een
nstrum,ntal in taking hei OF RICHARD II. Long.
Wilkes County, Geo, Dec. 4. 5J2zwSiS
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LIVERY STABLE.

fyNE subscriber begs leave atquain has friends
Il and the public, that he has taken aud (at considerable
expense) fitted superior style, that large snl c1nven
len; stable belonging the Old Virginia Inn whsre he pro-
-.s take lyefy saddle earrise aud drove Horses, by
Zoe dsyor week, at the lowest prices From the oonsuy Of
this establishment 10 the Capitol the Eagle Hotel sad many
respectable boarding HOUSES is presumed that other
Stable in Richmond, afford greater lie
pledges himself that every exeros, from his long experience
and industry, will be used 20 satsactou lie respectfully
sUlieiis share Of public pat oHage. +. BALL
" B lie will also entertain with Board and Lodging, those
from the country, who may think proper IL encourage him.
T..
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FILL GOODS.

HALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
~ aud other late arrivals from New York and Philadelphia,
part Of his FALL GOODS: Amongst Which ate, Loudon
suPer6De aud cloths and Cashmere; Vslen,a, Flo
rentne and swansdown vestng rose, pont and Whitney
blankets white red aud yellow snHel capeng and hearth
ani ucknburg thread aud cotton checks and tony; do
nestle hirings, sheenSs aud Plad London printed cam
bricks aud calicoe India, Swiss aud Scotch NULL book,
cunei aud Cambria runs with general assortment Of 10.
uey silks sans, laces, add other fashionable Fancy Goods,
which he will sell at unusually low prices
Sept. 20. 4f-n
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9DYERTTSE5TE

virtue Of deed IN trust, sxeeOed 10 me- Cor the purpose
therein mentioned, Ivy John 3 Thornton, the 18Th Of
June. 1884, and duly recorded the clerks Office II tie
cougly Of Culpeper, shall eel public auction, on
the pTemise 90 the highest bidder, for ready money Wed
nedsy The Goth DAY ~ December, " fair. Otherwise the
lair DAY, the esie called EJKJTOO with Is sppurie
nsnces, containing feen hundred aud ihiftyonc sud hs
Of snd being the conveyed aid Thornton Nv
Thomas Norman aud Fanny his vile, ~ decd hearing date
the goth u August is2 dolly recorded the county
JOIN DRCCRENnRoUGH Tfpaee.
NJ &c. 81 IL
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TRUST S.4LE-

10Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed ny James M. Plea
~ SAINTS the subscribers for the purposes thei FORTH
dated the 9Th day Of March, 1926, and duly recorded
me clerks Office Of The county court Of Powhaan, will he sold
81 Powhsan Courthouse The 9TH day Of December next
public auction, for ready money, valuable Of land yns
20 the county Of Powhaa james RIVER adjoining the iund
Of Annibal Harris and Francis Sampson, and containing hy
estimston 500 THE TRUSTEES.
Nov T.. 5g-fds
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SdLE or NEGROES.

WILL he sold The highest bidder Tor cash IN front ote
w Bell Tavern, the city OF Richmond, Thursday the
toah day Of January next (ls27 il fair Otherwise the FIST
TAR day thereafter between 80 100 negroes belonging
the estate Of William Douglass, dec consisting Of metz
men, boys aud girls Among them several valuable
peute bIacksm brickayefs. sh1efnsker ner5 sawyrrs
coal pit hands, house servants The sale 10 continue ron
dsy to day, und completed.
by TIKI EXECUTORS.
Newkent county, Nov. 81. 55--fds
~ The above sale will be conducted ny T. A. Hubbard
Aucffnnge,s
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YnlmnLIe InnIes Kirer Lnnh

T7IAT valuable called ChipoakJ IN Suy county,
u about -four miles below the courthouse, offered Tor sale.
" lies be South side Of Jsmey RIVER liog fsland
and binds for dlance The river. by late survey
Contains 1884 acres the gfeser part Of winch cleared
from the fertility Of The so which Is equued by any
the county this estate IS considered ny competent Judges
admirably adapted to toe growth " cotton Possession osy
s had The first Of January next Capt John
des the prenise will give sny normaon ernng
s. For appy the suhicfiber living Alexandria
D. g. WM. l.. HODGSON
Aurud Is 2g-H
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LIND FOR SHE.

OFFER for sale the tract Of ln which reside,
tanning by 4S5 acres aud lying
Goocand within 54 of mle of the Courthouse, Of Mi
eheaux Ferry, and 2 Of public landings Jaue
the land is bounded side by branch OF Dam
Creek aud on two other sides bya public road, healthy
situation and Is we'll waefed: the improvements comfortable
and convenient dwelling house for family Of ordinary
There good barb and every necessary house;
fact few farms any, the market afford sdvan s.s
requested land which will sh.Su with plea
by the terms Of sale will be accommodating part
only being required in hand application be made Col
w. GUERRANT.
Oct 81. ss-tf
ASRS. r Z. RANDOLPH proposes to establish boarding
Terms for session of ten months commencing. the 9Th of
October, is26, aud ending the 9Th OF August, 1877.
Board, 500
Tuition in all the English branches, including Read
ins, Writing, Gramlnai, u geography, Uistory, Clrv-
nD,ogy, Arithmetic aud plain Needle-woiS, 10
Preach, 90
spanish, -
Drawing, IS
Washing aud meniins, 20
Music per half session, %
uansins pes quarter, ~
Each scholar w furnish her bed bedding and towels.
day Scholars;
Tuion in al the English banches above meniionsd, 1910
Fuel, .
Board and tuition payable half entrance the balance
az the expiration of months.
II thought proper TO tia, any all Of the above
mentioned branches will he taught parents guardians
direct When directions the given,
Will each Que III turn under Of iDs
August i8. 2a-tf
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HopkinsuNe for Sale, u,lder u Deed of Trust.
II virtue of deed of trust bearing date Esd day
~ March, 325, executed to as by Charles l.. Woudson
net the next fair day. for ready ucney the well
Tavern the buckingham Read, the County Powhaan
called HOPhIRSPILLE: Also the following slaves. yiz
Phil, Esther aud her three children Julian, Billy Rich
ard, much OF the a'd property br sufficient pay
the amount due uuder the deed The sale take
place ON the premises.
SAML. TAYLOR, l,,
. RA. 5. DANCE. '"
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TNIiE subscriber oilers s his friends and the pub
q c 10 sell Ill kinds Of country produce commissions
aud pledgesthe 'tficte attention to the lie will also
attend 20 the selection and buying Of every description
Groceries aud from liz long experience that line he hopes
70 give general sacOD For the present he may he found
al the old stand u L. H. Co., doOr abpve the Be Tavern.
~. G. LAKELAND.
Nov g. 58-V
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BEERS & poINDExTNa,

MERCHANT TAILORs,
Successors 10 Join W. Smith, and at his old
established st0nd,l
leave to MAKE Lown TO the public generally and part
- euariy 10 the friends and customers Jolu w. Smith
that they have purchased his stock of Cloths Cassmee,
Sc And have abo laid in an additional supply Of f-h goods,
suitable for the approaching
Military Uniforms, embroidered otherwise, finished
superior style at any establishment in the Union.
Lades' Riding Dresses executed III and fashionable
H. & Z. have entered into with several Of the
most fashionable tailoring establishments in New York, and
wii receive all new ashon', they oduced
lhey further pledge Themselves TO the public
ertion 10 furnish all work enirusted To em the time
rpon and on moderate terms possibly he afforded
They have hand, assortment Of ready made clnthns
which they will warrant equal any made work.
which they determined tG sell at the reduced prices
Nov. III. 5t-ct
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Guscaloure 10 l3U lQo
Winchester IS lSj I55
90 The face OF tie country is opposed to The To-
cation of road TO either place in a direc, line,
and more SO upon the Gerardsown route than
the other So while think an easy graduation
may be obtained on the Gusdaloupe and Wincbes-
ter routes, by diminishing the distance, do not
think the Gerraydstown route admits easy gra-
duation, without augme ning lis presen; Ieng' h.
AS it regards the nature and quantity of materials
and the soil, these thee sections are mach on an
equality.
" GrGduGti0n.- The two last routes about e.
quail in this respect, and each superior 10 the first
cute.
Z" Distance.- Georgetown being the Ultimate
destination OF the road, the relative lengths of the
routes by either GerIardstown, Guadaloupe or
Winchester, will depend upon their distance from
that point, as well as from the BIoomery; but as
there is yet another rDate 10 Winchester, before
we proceed 10 consider the sections east Of either
place, it may be better 10 endcayor 10 determine
the best route 20 Winchester"
9Th ROiitc--'' 1t has been sheyn that route
from Cutters to Winchester, after passing the
West south Bfanch mountain beyond The town OF
Springfield, defects materially from lis former d.
reciiOn, in order TO arrive at Bloomery Gap with
out encouniering the Spring Gap mountain; and
we have seen that in consequence the increased
distance was such as 10 render il apparently pre-
l'Table TO encounter the Spring Gap mountain by
the OlJ,own route. This route contempla,es
more direct course from Springfield TO Winchester,
than that by the Bloomery Gap, and our purpose
shall be to discover If the face Of the county will
admit this advantage, without opposing obstacles
to counlerbalance IT,
The report them refers 20 facts, and enters into
an argument TO shew that all, or nearly all, the
obstacles occurring on either OF the routes by the
Blooinery, are common to this route by Spring
field and Heiskel's and the difficulties on il great
er than those to be encountered on either of the
Bloomgy routes, and concludes the notice Of this
part Of the subject by the following remarks: The
superiority OF this route, then, it il possesses any.
VIII depend upon It's greater directness." To
ascertain, sppfoxm'tiyely, its probable LENGTH
statement is given Of the length and graduation
OF the present road, which we deem j, unnecessary
to copy, inasmuch as The " summary results in re-
lation TO the routes 10 Winchester from Carter's.
by Heiske's, and from Cumberland to SherTafd's, %
are presented by the following table:
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Sale of VaiNaJIc Si0pes

fJUtt " Y UIWUUIt IJtuVt5s
AN Thursday the 2sth Of December next, will be sold az
~ AnDhed, the late residence Of Matthew Psge, dee ~
his county, about seventy valuable slaves, consisting Of men,
women and children Aeredit Of niue months will be allowed,
o'nd with approved security icing given.
WILLIAM n. PAGE,
Executor VI Matthew Page.
Frederick county. NOV. ~. SG--.tdf
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.3DVJgRJTS EgWENT.

THE tract of Land called Hill Grove containing above
1910 acfes living the lower end u Amelia county. for
fsy adget,sed, i for sale. u would make cxesllsn
nr plantation 10 will he sold AZ ioysbcr divided into
ffrel.. The terms will hearcofnplodatfng.
| 3 wan, nsfeb4. es-f {gNg giles
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Wanted Single Man,
NE good moral Character who known he honest tem
~ perae aud industrious; such would meet With liberal
wages by applying at the Shon Pump, Henco county.
Nov. IL. 51-tf
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WILL sell my plantation Po,vha,an, 10 miles ioiu
Rebmond Fine Greek Mill, from to three hun
d. ed barrels of Corn from 10 10 10000 fodder, The stock
Of horses, cows, hogs, with the farming utensils. Apply 10 o
bert Plessan FINE Greek erms the Subscribers iy
Ing Henrco county If the above property disposed
OF by the 10th Of November, viii that day sell TO the high
IS, bidder the premises. SAM PLEASANTS.
Srnt.2q 4i-n
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~ The ENQUIRER i. published twice week generally
nj times week dsring the vi tie State Lesa
ts-Price the same heretofore, Five Dollars snnu,
svable Notes Of chartered banks
only, will be received payment. The Edors will
the safety Of rea,itng them na the postage Of all let
,rs being paid, by the writer's
Ey No paper will be discontinued (but at the discretion Of
the Ediors,) until all arrearages have been paid sp.
p1- Whoever will guarantee the payment of papers
shsu have the tenth GRATIS.
: TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u One square, OR LESS-Erst insertion IS eent.-eaeh
continuance, 50 cents
No advertisement inserted, until has either been paid
f, assumed by person this city,
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TEACHER qualified 10 teach The Latin aud Greek iaii-
guases and the hsh anches Of English literature,
wanted take charge Of tn. Enid Aeadeny by the oth
January, igx7. 5. WHITAKER,
Secretary 10 tie Board IF T.t.stees.
4. Std
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rIvIIE annual meeting The Stockholders Of the Bank of
vyipa, will he held at their Banking House, the City
VI Richmond, on the first Monday in January.
W. cambridge, Cashier.
December 4. STD
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August 2. 1921.
STAM..jfERING .CTyREDf

AVING witnessed the extraordinary success which has
4 attended the instruction OF Mr. l.. Gibbs, in caes Of
Siammering, we take pleasure in accommodating him
confidence VI the public.
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Nov. %.
C.. HaYDEN-DrNr1sr

- ESPECTFULLY oiersSls services, for few weeks
the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity. lie the
Bell Tavern, where he has large aud convenient
he reception OF bis VISITORS pleasantly situated the private
part OF the house, aud be happy TO render
that may be required Of him, the line of his professions
in every instance, the most impics cAnjOar his ADVICE
may be relied on.
Nov. "a. 57-4lt
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JOHN CROMWELL,

JOHN CROMWELL,
SAMUEL BAKER, NJ. ~.
Professor Maieria Medics University of Mafyiaud.
NArifL POTTER, H. ID.
Professor Of Theory Practice Of Medicine Uni Of Mmyld
ND. w. HALL, NJ. ID.
Prof. Obstetrics Diseases Of Children, Unworthy Of Md
THOS. w. GRIFFITH, Esq.
BaltimJfe, Aug. 1895.
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NAriPL POTTER, II. d.
Professor Of Theory Practice of Medicine Uni of mayPd
Prof ob,tee, Diseases Of Children, Unver7ty Of Md
THOS. w. GRIFFITH, Esq.
MR. HAYDEN acting Especial agent for Mr.L. ibis,
Pnnop Of the Baltimore Institution the
merns and other mpedmen Of speech aud having been full
instructed by him IN all the requisite necessary
uy TO Oder bis such nsely labong
under the affecting, and often distressing eUSarrament Of
ssnuefins IN speaking From the experience which Mr..
H. has already had, aud The he met with p re-
eVns those who have applied him, he feels warranted in
the assurance that ny strict aud seIupuous attention 10 his
Instruction aud remedies there Is ihe State Of
Vgn,A That he oiDno correct and th seldom requires but
lew days only IN order to eject IT, The
together with IS signatures deemed all that necessary TO
HAVING witnessed with aonshmen, the compiee sue
se- which has attended the in'trueoD of Mr. Hyden
the elief Of Of citizens case If Samnering we
who are labourins under tlst serious affection.
CHhRLES CARTER, NJ. D..
II. MASSiE, NJ ID.
w. T. GOOGH. 81. y.
Ii. BRAMHAnI, N. u.
Charlottesville. Oct 1926.
ND Ieison' Wishing 10 avail themselves Of thu present
opportunity, would do we'll 10 apply TO lr II. at he Bal "a
Vs,r, fatiy as nay be-
T'nE annual meeting u Tie Siookb Ides Of the Sisnche,
a ter Turnpike Company, will he held At the Fafmefs'
Hotel IN Manehe'ter 90 Monday lie ~ Of December
- 90 MATTHEW WiNFHEE, Agent
Nov "a 57.--A
Yyrlueof deed trust tom Edmund Harrison and
- Martha W. his Wife TO me dated the Goth day Of Octo-
ber 1875 lnd recorded ~ the Court Of The county Of Amelia
shall sell e 1st day Of January next al public auction
10 the highest bidder Zoe ready money, - slaves, together
with the the date Of the deed Of the female
also, tract Of hnd called the Creek Pdnayu containing
about Gi5 acres and lying the above mentioned county
The sale will be made nPOn the land. NJ. NJ ROBINSON
q Nov.I625.
Gen John H. Cooke for whose beneate al, will be made
. Disposed 10 give upon receiving from the purchaser pur-
rhaser approved security credit Of twelve months fDr
much OF the proceeds he entitled receive after de.
Quoting tbefefom about SEQ state this At bis request
III NJ. ROBINSON.
Nov 20. 81 IDS
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tbs wHiceaif9, That MIR. c. Bay>s having attended
the nece,sary of Lectures ia the UDvr sy Of Mary
land and having studied aud praced under my immediate
direction aud u.lructions for Tue purpose OF acquiring
knowledge OF the profession OF Dentist thereby eUnder
ed fully qualified aud competent, both in Theory and Prse
tee 10 the various that may and such
commended the confidence of all such may, any de-
gree, require professional assi,ance.
IL. HI HAYDEN, b>sntis., Baltimore.
August 2, 1921.
1Hs Ceri6es That Mr. C. Hayden serveI regular and
complete apprenticeship under his brother ( Hayden OF
this chy) who deserycdy holds the highest repn1t
ceied by any ia any other. Mr. c. Hat den as applied
himself with much sssduty, and susceptible vi in
pttely master OF his profession His experience has
siderable, and his highly fAueIinS confidently
Commend him TO tue patronage his bcis
an honorable and klfu anI practitioner
hAfHL POTTER, NJ. ID. Pioi'r I'll. snd
Pfac. Of Medicine. University Of Maryllni.
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NOTICE..

WILL sell 10 the hgae bidder publicly for resdv money,
the third Monday IN December neat Meeklenburs
Courthouse being co. days hundred shes ot Roanoke
Stock, upon which ninety per cenum have teen paid.
These subscribed by Alexander Boyd aud have
been duly transferred ~
JOHN ID. HAWKINS.
Dee. I. 59-6t