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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06
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SIlRGEON. DENTIST

n
1E1itOM The city of New York, Respectfully ten
* defs his respects To the Citizens oi Iynch-
burg ~ Its vicinity, y takes tins opportunity otn-
ofnne them, that he has commenced the Deati.t
business, IN all its various branches. NJ Mr.
Alorrlss Hotel. where tt will continue a sholt
time. He deems II unnecessary To say any
thing IN favor OF his superior method OF ceaus-
ing and Identifying the teeth as we'll as in per
forming all other operations connected win the
profession, as he holds himself in readiness to
give practical demonstration of his superior me-
thod. lie sets artificial teeth, from one to "A full
SET, aud cleans, plugs, separates and extracts
teeth and roots OF teeth, With great ease 10 tie
patient.
Ladirs and gentlemen waited upon IT tleil
houses, II requested.
A number of Certificates can be seen IL my
room. June To-
NsItRs. ANN MORRIS, requests the fayar
-.e5 OF her friends 10 continue n fIui>h her
with that kind Of sewing " Itch She is IN the ha-
hit ct dong Such As making up hucn, hem
ming eravats, &c. All Of Which shall b. done
With neatness and dispatch, at the most moderate
prices
July -. 100
David Is Rober1 KYLE
YEf PAVE just received eases genuine Grass
III Bleachcd Irish Linen Of the best fabric
which they can recommend with confidence
| JulV e.
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JOHN WIIIS.c.

Campbell Coapm Court June H. 1897.
LOWS Merritt admir- ofnasid Lane deed Colnpl..
against
Pleasant Iayth and Gilbert Hayth, ex'r. OF Thomas
.Hayth decd. Diets.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06

VIlO IND nFNIThS = V'lSR 10 lease, 1oI
- two years, the PLANTATION in my pos
session. on Oher river commonly called SCOTS
the property Of Dr.. ]. &. iiutedge II lies in the
neighborbood Of AIcssrs. 4. Eary, Major la.
den, Mar,ron Clay aud James g. bearing, aaa
is sufficient 10 work SIX OF seven hands 1he
improvement ae new aud CON ortable, the plan
triton fertile, and the plant land eqnal 10 an, IN
tie state reei gentlemen shing 10 rent Il
Mr.. James G Mooyman, Iyuchbura 81 10 Nj
Marston Clay, who hYes joining and Vii slow
the premises. las. {. ANDERSON.
August ,. d2cts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-06

NSrlRGlNIA--Ata Superior Court OF Chanfe-
y ~ holden in the town ofLynchbufg, the
ID day OF November, 1924.
Richard Ihurmon, Pit.
against
Robert 1hurmon aud John Smith, Defs.
The defendant Robert Ihumon, who is out
ol TIL, country md against whom the plaintiff
appears 10 have proceeded in the mode piesefi-
bed by Ia" against absent defendants. still failing
10 appear aud answer: ON the motion ltbe
plaintiff. by counsel, the court dot take lis
bill for confessed as 10 thai defendant and the
canse coming ON 10 be heard, on the bill aud an
swer OF tine other defendant. Was argued by
counsel: ON consideration whereof the court
doth refer the account between the parties 10 one
Of the commissioners OF this court. who is direct
ed 10 examine, ale and settle the same and
make report thereof IL the court with any mat
tels specially stated. thought pertinent by him
self OF required by the parties To be so stuffed.
\ Cope-reste, J WILLS, {. (.
Commissioners office, Lynohhng
June q, 1927
The parties in this cause will take notice that
have appointed Monday, the Sd day OF sept,
nextto carry the foregoing ORDER of court into
fleet AT which time they are required 10 attend
AT my ofee Ia This town with tller accounts and
vouchers prepared for examination aud settle
ment. oliAS L. JOHNSTON I'm.
AUGUST o c1"52
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RI ~ TX. 3a
0fah tscrpton for sale at his Office.
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N'kee. Robertson & 20.

N'Kee, Robertson & Co.
SgfAtE recently added tn their assortment
II variei, ofnew and fashionable articles
Beautiful Worked swiss Nuslns
Rich Bobbnrlt Capes
Figd Mandarin Grapes, OF new patterns
Flora aud Piping Cords
Parasols and Ladies Umbrellas
Nance Gbop yellow Nankeen
Fashionable Culls--aith other Goods much
under usual prices for cash.
August 2. 3t52
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David K Robert IA yle,

n ESPEG II lilly inform Then hlends AMI
= customers that a recent ARRIVAL al 20 pa1h-
asas DIX GOODS Ia, added very much 10
si.'ir lormrr extensive assortment, nni enables
them 10 ohtr II purchasers, boih wholesale dnd
retail, ereater variety III both a'aPle aud an.
ey Line than they haye even previously done.
fieioag iltaa'sia hlsiy refeftd ARE haj oiioW-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14
yo NgG ~

We publish the following lines at the re.
quest of several valuable subscribers 1T was
originally composed on an occasion similar to
shat sudden and affective dispensaton which
has recently visited this community, in the
loss of one of their most conspicuous dyines--
and as there are so many striking aud applica.
BE associations contained in them when view.
cd in connection with the mournful event 50
lately experienced, it will undoubtedly be
well received by the numerous followers Of
that inestimable man.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14
The fiosile grass at his command,


Bows 10 the mowers guiding handt
The lofty hill, the lowly vale,
With new mown fragrance scent the gale,
And yield their glories to sustain
The tenants Of his wide domain.
The gen 'rous COW that claims her share,
Kindly repays her masters care.
Nor less proud Seneca, thy shore
Can boast Of natures bOunteous store,
While on thy bosom many a sail
Spreads the broad canvass to the gale,
And fair Geneva smiles 10 view
Her image in thy waters blue,
Thy daughter there in conscious pride,
Rolls from thy wave her ample tide,
As on her smooth unruffled breast
Float the rich treasures Of the west
The pines, proud monarchs Of the wood,
Spread their wide branches DER her flood,
And humber trees with yernal crest,
Elastic, kiss her CLASSY breast;
But as she leaves the woodland side,
Young Waterloo beams DER her tide
Fair as the moons resplendent form
When bursting thro' u parting storm,
High tower her spires in airy show,
While raging at her feet below
Down a vast rock the dark stream hurls
Her dancing tide in foany curls;
Veil'd in a cloud of rising spray,
The burden'd boats speed on their way,
Dive thro the locks with eager force
And down the river urge their course,
Along whose banks the forest rears
Her shady growth of countless years.
While the blithe boatman's bugle horn
Awakes the echoes of the morn,
Or when the sun retires from view,
Bids her last setting beams ndieu--
i}ut now the wide extended gaze
Cayuga 8 crested wave surveys,
Where the broad river weds his side
And mingles with tho foaming tide
Seneca River (rO BE CONTINUED
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NEW GOODS.
JANE rs MUIT ORD,
NO. ~ THAMEs' oIktET,
Has just rtceircd from Boston, genera
assortment Of Fresh imported GOODS
lchlch he IS selling reyy iOlo.

AMONG WHICH ARE:
- ROADCbOTiiS and kerseymeres
sD white and colored drjilng; miX'd last
mg; Lafayette hdkis.; Tom 81 Jerry stripe,
Bourbon drilling; handsome vestIng blaca
1ombaZcen; DO. bomDazet5, GTccloH stripe
Halicoes, very handsome, and new figures,
white cambree iackOnets do; null muslin
handsome silk hdkfs. for ladies' velveteen
-hawls; Irish linen; figured and PLAIN Swiss
muslin; do. po,uts Russia diapers; Vaien
cia long shawls berage hus.s. black le
gantlne brown cotton shnwls with saith
borders. for friends men and ladies' blact
horse skin gloves; green gauze wells; biac .
figured silk ycstng, black and gieen ltallaI
grapes, men aud ladies cotton IA sc; yellow
aud blue naukins blue and white strip,
can; Russia sheetng; Droghcda do; blacb
and white ladies silk gloves (; lrown nn'
.racn cambric for bonncts white muslin
,resscs, gingham do; stripe ard figure
;nusln: elk and dcOttOnumbrellas; few piece:
;ulico, small figures, for Friends.
ALso.-A superior assortment ofbleach
cd and unbleached domestic cotlon bed
ticking; ginghams and stripes.
Newport, Aprn %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14
EE1L1LE EDUC.1TIO.N.

Our rational blessings ana l,onors have
a moral security at the present time, when
was hardly known TO former ages. Inc
sun OF science, which, IN earlier days, on
ly illuminated the visions OF seer and
Sage, now beams etfulgenty on the female
mind, aud lights the buoyant and youth'ul
steps of the rising generation OF females TO
an elevation with man. There was once
a doubt of equality ia intellectual powers
This doubt has been removed and, now,
those who once were the STURDY adherch's
to the doctrine Of masculine superiority, re
ready to lend their aid To the advancement
of fomale instruction. The revolution oi
wisdom, which now pours Its rays upon us
has changed the laws OF Eden by the con-
sent of its Creator. The woman may now
partake of the tree of knowledge, and give
1t TO ner husband aud children to eat, anu
| II will prove 10 them the fruit oi the tree o'
! life When the infant - well Instructed,
| the foil grown man cannot be ignorant
what mother knows. che easily communl-
Gates to her child: Nature and affection
make teachers beyond ali that the schools
can boast. Never then, oh, never let US
grow remiss IN our excrtlons 10 cultivate
the principles of learning IN the ienaie
mind. The harvest will repay The toll
thousand fold. The philosophy oi the heat
and heart IN union, will, IN ali future time
hail female tduod,,on as the bow set IN oul
hemisphere vi knowledge, as the token o
a covenant, that God will never suffer th'
torren, of ignorance TO deluge the human
mind, nor the dark ages OF superstition u
return upon man,
Mr. Gilbert Burns, whose early history
intimately blended with that Of ms brother
! the poet, died at Grants Braes, on the ath o
, April, ~ We " u year oihis sgt-tv' 6sr'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14

Black, blue, olive and
MKT Broadcloths;
Black, blue, olive, and
mkt Cassimeres;
Black and cold Cir.
casslans,
Brown, white & stri-
ped Linen Drilllngs;
Striped cotton do.
Black and cold BON
bazines,
Black and cold Nan.
kin Grapes,
Do. do. Canton do.
Black and green Itsl-
ian do.
Black, French and In.
dia Levantines;
Black Satin Levan-
tines,
Colored Levantines x
Florences,
Pongees,
Black 81 cold figured
Silks,
Plaid and striped Bat
tice,
Striped Berage,
Battice Glnghams,
Seersucker Stripe do.
Chilian dresses,
Plaid d striped prints
White and colorcd
Cambrics,
Jaconet calnbrics,
Corded do.
! Cambria dimity,
Common do.
Furniture do.
ANN 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14
THE WESTERN COUNTRY,
A POEM
BYALVAN BARNABY,
(No.2l

WESTERN DISTRICT, az "
Emerging meath lIcsperian skies,
A new creation seems Co rise,
See whore Cayuga rolls her tide,
What vetdant fields adorn her side,
What palaces along the strand
Rise from the artists plastic hand;-
The owners, monarchs, Of the soil
Subdued by abstinence aud toll,
No cringing couriiers round them wait,
No pageant mockery of state
Jnvexed by every care that brings
Destruction 20 the peace ofkings,
Their realms are but the culiurd Il field,
The plough, the sceptre that they WELD,
They know no master but the laws,
No interest but the public cause.
While the rich harvest fields afford
A liberal bounty to their lord,
His fiocks, his faithful subjects, bring
A Yearly tribute 10 their king.
HIS brawny arm the plough sustaips,
The sturdy OK strides o'or the plains,
Tears up the yielding turf, and lsss
Tbe soil 70 Soils reviying r3s,
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, Merino square shawls,
, Do. long do.
, Cashmere do.
, Plain Silk Shawls,
!, Do. Cotton do.
!, Do. Merino and Va
|, lencia do.
, Gauze handkerchief
!, Silk do.
, Berage do.
, Plain white Grape les
, sc do.
!, Bandanna & flag silk
|: hdkfs.
!; Black Levantine do.
, do. Italian do.
, Plain book and Swiss
. muslin do;
, Brown, green s. MKT
!, Lustrings;
, MarscilIes vestings,
{ Valencia do.
! Black silk do.
|, Plain and fringed Pa
, rasols,
/ Cotton Umbrellas,
, Pink and blue Satin
s Ribbons,
!. Beltings,
, Black and white silk
!, Hose---and half hose
!; White and MKT cot
|, ton do;
!. Black and white silk
, Gloves,
, Plain coloted do. do
{ liorseskin and kid do
. Brown Linen do.
s Brown Sheetings and
Shirtings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14

I Shell Combs,
Imitation do.
French Baskets,
, Ladies Thread Hose,
Silk and Cotton do.
, Super Gloves,
, Plain silk Shawls,
Plain Cotton do.
. Small figured prints
Swiss muslin hdfs.
Pink, blue and straw
colored Gro de Maps
and Satin Ribbons;
, Artificial Flowers,
. Long " square shawls
, Fancy Silk u sauze
, Handkerchiefs.
RS and Bonnets,
IN Straw ditto,
he hI.,.aeT D.yg,..
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BOARDING zZUGs z
MRS. BAKER,

respectfully informs The Public,
VNHAT she has taken the House in Thames
l. street, recently occupied by Mrs Cook
rs a Boarding House. 1t has been thorough
iv repaired, and is commodious, airy and cen
trial. Every esertion shall be madr on her
part to give satisfaction to those who may ia
vor her with ,heir company.
n. b. Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the
town for few days can be accomm dated.
Newnort. AprIl y, l-2T
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NEW-Y0RK.
.
Harvey Sessions,

Has just receired from .fs,e- York,
A great variety of New and Fashionable
n GOODS,-among them are the follow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14
HIGHLY INTERESTING
To THE
'THE Public are respectfully informed that
j ANDERSON,S nnII(.If I.pGEE


j ANDERSON'S COUGH UPCFS
and PECTORAL POWDERS have from an
extensive use for years past, proved theu,-
selves to be one Of the most valuable remedies
ever yet discovered for the cure of Coughs,
Colds and other affections Of the breast and
lungs leading to Consumptions. housands
have experienced the happy effects of tins
Heating B0tSam, and many Of the highest re-
spectabllty have voluntarily given certificates,
some of which will accompany each bottle,
that will satisfy every unprejudiced mind thar
the most extraordinary cures have Leen per-
formed by the use of this medicine in cases
OF long standing, in which other medicine,
had porduced no favourable effects, and where
the most skilful Physicians had given them
| up as hopeless 1t is not pretended that they
! are an intallible ure in ali cases, but of such
| as are ncurable. there are but few but what
will be greatly relieved by the use of them,
Scarcely case OF Colds, Coughs, Pam III tho
side, difficulty OF breathing, want OF sleep
lrising from debility, or even seated consunp
IONS, bat may be relieved by timely use Of
his Healing Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle Of
| nis medicine contains about AZ doses, which
groves them to be a cheap medicine consid'
! ring their virtues.
For the further satisfaction of the public,
Ae following Certificate is Ct'ercd tor perusaL
NEW CERTIFICATES.
DR.. MELLEN, ; II the cause OF humanity de-
! nands mo to give you the following state
ment my wife lad for six years been in a de-
| line, and pronounced by her Physicians TO
| be IN consumptive stale and was attcrdcd
! Gy severe pain IN her side, with a Cough
| md difficulty of breathing. She was roouc-
! cd so low as TO be unable to get nom her Led
| u the fire without aid. All hopes Of her re-
covery had long been given up. In tins slt-
| iation, was prevailed upon, as q last possible
! .csort, yet without any hope Of success To
ulake use of Andsrsons Cough Drops"
| he commenced the use of them In February
| last and after using two bottles, to the aston
| shment Of all, in the month OF May follow ing
! he health of my wife was entirely restored,
nd since which, her health and stredgth were
never better. Feeling deep interest that the
public in general may resort to the same re-
| ccdy, when their friends or relations are app
1arently, or evidently on the brink Of the
! rrave, to rescue them from the same. lou
are at liberty to pub lish the above. am re,
spectfully, &c. JAMES II. STYLES
| Rhtnebeck, Dutchcss 90. az Nor. cH.
For sale by s. w. VINSON,
NeUpOri, Druggist & .4pofheoary
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Striped gro de Nape;'
Plaid and fg'd do;
Straw, pink, blue and
white do;
Black and color d Sat
tins;
Levantines,
Black Mode,
Plain Italian Silks,
Black Silk Dresses,
Battice Dire sses,
Barage do.
Seersuekcr ginghams
Battice DO.
Lace Wells,
Hair Pulls and curls,
Corslet Rings,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14
Jennet DrummOnd,

HAVING just returned from New.York,
IL offers for sale great variety Of FASH.
IOhABLE GOODS, among which are tho
follow inp;--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-14
nhode-island Steam Boat Line

4 Steam Boat viii leave Providence tc
n New-York, on Tuesdays, Thursdays ant
at ~ o'clock, stopping at New
port for Passengers. A Boat will leave New
York at 3 clock on the same days, until fur
her notice mar ~. IS27.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
Lands for Sale I'm Virrini9.

ANdE subscriber has numerous Tracts Land in the
H western counties Of Virginia wit: i'm Grccnbrer,
Monroe, hamhawd, Giles, Logan Wood, Mononcalia,
Preston, Harrison, Lewis Cabe Randolph, which he
proposes 10 sell at public aucona times aud places
below
10000 lying Mason and Cabeil conaiics 10 be
sold on Tuesday the 5 day of June neS at Point Plea
saut
100000 to- in Kaurawa and Logan on Monday, Ith
day Of June, Charleston.
10000 do in Grecobri5r ard Aouroc on Monday 25,h
DAY of June, at Le~iJ!ur-.
250,0CO do. in Lewis and Wood counties on EIondar
2d July, al Weston.
-, 10000 do in Harrison, on Monday, 10Th July, a;
Clarksburg.
10000 DO. il Morongaia and Preston, on Mouiay,
sd July, at Mor-uutown.
100000 do Randolph, on Monday, 9th Of August
Beverly.
Sales continue from day to day until all are
Being Obliged to close several Ms season. those who
may wish to make purchases respectfully Invited TO
view these lands and attend tie sales when they may have
chance OF making valuable purchases, Inc Ia nda must
nc sold There bottom lands the rivers and
crcrts' and large quantity Of good farming lands.
Inc lands viii be sold 10 suit purchasers IN large tracts
TO make large settlements smaller sui; small
Ter settlements, by single There are many set
tied farms on ihc lands 10 each county.
credit will be given Of l. q and years, payable
by aunna instruments. ard good titles viii be given.
Tine particulars OF the lands viii be
explained tire time and place each sale.
The subscriber viii offer FOR sale publ: auction,
$4,000 of land wing Kentucky tic Red Bank,
on Ohio igetin Henderson Grant in several tracts,
" joining the county town, with about 10000 lying
10 other counties IN the State Keucky. The time aud
place OF sale will be made known pcycrs 20 the sales
taking place WV ppI,N.TIsS
Poia, Icssan', li'b May. 1897 -:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
New and Seasonable Goods.

EE ALL Il MOORE have just received by the Schr
Ely from New York. the following desirable Goods:
beautiful assortment of lace goods consisting cupes,
caps, cloaks pelerines, half hdfs.
Thread lace edsings and nsertings,
Ginghams CHILEAN Stripes, striped ami plain bGtiste
Silk aud worsted bsreges, &c. SC.
Superior cacoes, cambria, jaconet and null mtsus
Plain and figured Swiss aud bonk musns
English and French Siik Hosiery, a good assortment
Mems and w"pen's cotton and thread hosiery do.
Black Italian Lu,esirings, Gro de Naples and
FRENCH frorences, very superior,
English and Frencf Black Bombazies Of very superior
quality and colour,
Black sans, satin lcvan,ines and
Black silk cambet, heavy I'd good.
Black naukin and Canton Grapes superior
Black and white figured silks and ,,arcges
Thread, brown cambfic aud hoskn gloves
Long white kid and iotseskIn gloves, superior
Very superior yellow and white nankeens
Morocco rticules of new and handsome patterns
large and beautiful assortment of
Z aud 4-4 Irish Linens, 5 i and 6-.l Shectnrs
Cd and ~ liable Diapers also diaper, crash nd
BACK toweilinss, fancy silk and bcrege h,kfs.
shell tuck, side and curl combs, dressing combs.
In addition TO the above, they have, always keen on
hand general assortment o Dry Goods aud are recov-
ing fresh supplies by every packet from New York.
June %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
TRUST SALE.

virtue deed of tIuSt, executed by Neil AcCoull
d , the subscribers, bearing date day of
November, in the year 1919, and duly recorded in
of county court of Goochianl, shall sell the high
ut bidder, the fourth day of August next fair
then the first fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted
uun the premises for cash. tract ofand in the County
Gonchand called whitehall situated the upper Lick
inghole Creek containing by destinations hundred
Gd acres-of much Of the said tract will
raise the fifteen hundred and thirteen dollars and
sixty with interest thereon from the Eth day No
yember 1919 and the expenses attending execution of
this The title is believed lie good, but acting as
trustees, will only convey such title vested
by said deed. ROBERT DOU THAT.
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
Fifty Dollars Reward.

AN away from Samuel Cookies Tavern in Geochland
q a. county, the night of Monday the 1si instant,
PRESTON, belonging to Samuel Woodsou, and HARRY,
clongng To the of Granville Smith decd They
had eoped two stolen horses, Saturday night ,rece
cug Easter, pursued, overtaken Charleston in
h9nawha cHunty, and brought back Mr. Cookies Tavern
et IN custody Of two men, from whom they escaped early
IN Tie night. Preston is young man, rnnatto very
fcnsbIe, writes WE'LL and n forged papers for hiqself and
Iiarryi he plays the fiddle Harry wen set ma
the LEFT eye, eso young, cunning palavering: his
complexion nearly black The reward viii be given
for delivering them 10 tie subscribers in Goncllard near
dudes Ferry, hall of it, If lodged any Jail in the
t.mmonweatiI aud information given to enable their own
eFs TO get them. They cndcavorng when taken to
get the State OF Ohio.
JAMES rLEAsANTS, Ix'r Of G. Smith, dec d.
SAMUEL WoODSON.
Goochand May 2, 1927 oS-ff