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RAsCOM,s pENMANSHIP.

HaUBLISHED and ior sale by HDICH-
EMS g. CORY, a System OF ehmah-
shin ard Writing Book combined IN iouf
parts, by c. BAscoM: SC ,osso,s
"pari First" comprises course OF lessons
designed chiefly for those who are just pc
ginning 10 write. The lesson in part sec,
ond,, are suitable for those who arc somcwha'
advanced. .rart third and fourth are finish
cd with fine hand copies, and are intended ior
the higher classes. General directions ana eN-
nlinat!ons printed on the cover OF eaeh oooH'
The style of ruling adoptedin: this system
admits Of much more economy IN inc US" VI
paper, than the common mode OF a rung gs,ors"[ "(
books arc made of good paper, and aIorace
at n moderate pricc.-Thc System IS unqucs
tionably bcttor adapted TO common schoois
than any other hitherto pablished' 49,
| The following is an extract from the an'e'
lean Journal of Education: .,.:., ;
"Mr. Bascom's System of Penmanship
.o creat step towards general and 'hofouT'
| imnroyement' in tho art of writing. Ills 's'yI
Of Penmansbip is neat; and his writing BOOK ,
arc nreporod IN superior style, and at an ca
pense vastly below what has hitherto been Us
Pon,' September 8.
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NORTH.PROVIDEN CE.

VuyUE subscriber has lately taken charge OF
this Establishment, which has undergone
n thorough repair The waters OF these Springs,
nro extremely hcalthiul, and have been found
vcr cilica cious in a variety of diseases: Inc
yn;ers are chalvbca,c, intermingled with par
ticlcs of sulphur. Every variety, OF refresh
mcnts will he constantly kept OH hand, tor the
accommodation of pleasure parties.
Theromantic situation Of these Springs, ana
their proyinty to Providence and Pawtucke'
Il ;s believed will make them place OF popu
lar resort. GEoh"I
August 8.
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FURNITURE.

~HAIRS, of all descriptions; Tables, Bu-
" rcaus. Bedstcads, Sofas, Secretaries,
Looking-G asses, mahogany and gilt frame;-
Brass Andirons, Brass Kettles, Feathers, frst
sort; and in fact, every article called ior IN
FURNISHING Ware Rooms, at Nos. lO3 and 105,
Westminster street, next to Elder DAVID
PIcKER1NG's Meeting House. by
r. G.. ALLEN.
To MACHINE MAKERS. Just received
200 gallons best Copal Varnisb, warranted
pnrc--A. Smiths make. For sale at reduced
priccs. August le. >
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20 MERCHANTS.

voIrNG man WHO IS we'll ac4uaIH'ou
a w;,b o business, and has had several years,
-r,or;"nco in Book Keeping, is desrous o'
STpssf%s0 SrppsaTns G SITUATION cS to some IN ssSn
cru r,nor ,,o With some one engaged in the south
q arm trade; and can furnish two or u 'dr,o 20
,hnns,nd dollar capitol. Letters directed 70 70
,ho Propriotors ofthc Literary Cadet, VIII DC DC
attended, 10 with punctualty; or iniorna',or nr
can be derived by applying at tho oean' o''
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DANCING ACADEMY.

EaR. sCHAFFER respectfully informs his
;ea friends. patrons, and the public gener-
lllv, that his fall and winter term will COM
mence at Franklin Hall, on Tuesday after
noon, September IL. Young gentlemen who
wish to form class for an evening school,
are requested to call on Mr.. Schaiicr, at his
residence, No. 81, Westminster street.
AUGUST 22, IT.
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y-rSIfE occu,ant this fashionable place oi
resort, respectfully informs his friends and
tho public, that it ia now open for the summer hoh
season: It is situated on an cmironcc, "hcn
comman Is beautiful view OF me aaJaSemo ha"o
country. and it is admitted by all who nave
vis;,ed il. 20 be delightful place of resort ior
thoqo in pursuit Of case and comiori;m.lo o,rIs
has has all kinds of Fruit that this climate Affords Wnas
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, mhesi
&c &c his table will at all times be furnished
g., ,ho choicest selections Of the market; =
his S', yery w eommodious Hall is furnished with n
sS sw;ng:. r which is an agreeable exercise E iol
gentlemen and ladicshs long Asys,s IN he ,he
nuS ;Ii ,raao to visit his house for rccreation.-
,hoso ,u" wishing to enjoy the country during the
summer @ season, will improve their heat health ,S .,
yis;tinr Fruit Hill, where they can 'nnai0 '"'
pure atmospheric air r,,, ruoNpsoN.
North Providence, June 27. -
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-19
DIR CHAMBERS CURE FOR INTEM-


PERANtE.
FEyHE subscriber, on tic decease OF tne 'a'c
DIR. William Chambers, took INTO MS
,,,ssose;on the personal estate of the deceascd !
and found prepared large quantity oil Dr.
Cbomber's Remedy for Intemperance.
Ue hereby informs the public, that he has
,..osoJ or all the medicine found, to Or.
lines II. Hart, and Mr.. Andrew M. flaming,
of this city.
In making this disposition, tho subscriber
has been actuated by due regard 10 inc m'er-
cots of the heirs of the ntestac, as well "s
e., , u,;sh TO riye the most extensive use TO
,bo virtues of the discovery, whatever they may
no. and he can further add, with commence,
~, tbc gentlemen who will hereafter be the
,anJcrs of tho Remedy for Intemperancc, as
| nrcn,red bv the inventor, have been intimately
| rponn,r,ed with Dr. Chambers in his lie time,
| have hcen his agents in compromising the nleo-
| ;cinc. and are acquainted with ITS composition
| Public Administrator, &c.
M. Tho medicine will hereafter be prepared
| nd cold by the subscribers, who alone arc III
| ,oseoss;on of the original recipe OF the Inven-
J ,or a, tho office of the late DIR. c in the base
ant etorv of Rutgers Medical College, IN
nuaro-s,rcct. east side Of broadway, and at tho
n,ed;c,I store of DR.. Hart, corner OF Broadway
and Chambers street, three doors from WASH
ington Hall, New YORK
| The astonishing succcfs "Hi|h TN.
has obtained in restoring hcbhual inebriates |,
sobricty, has established its virtues beyond al
contra contradiction, and superscdcs the necessity
anv further comment. a,.o,,.l
; The remedy is as innocent os II is i,e cnecsu",
q so n,nch so. that il is often given TO chhdreh
= Csbrlc complaints, and frequently USED as
: r,nilv medicine for Dyspepsia, &c. All ID.
;s rco,,;rcd. 10 ensure its SPECIFIC oheci, Is
ohide strictly by the directions. 1t IS pun
IN mar agcs sufficient for ono individual ere
;, and n occompanied with ample directions 'or IL
d nac. signed in the handwriting OF the suoscr
T hcrs without whios none arc genuine: we II
D ;nJnccd 70 adopt this measure, as IN cons'
II nncnce Of the great celebrity which Dr. Chan
C hiors, rnodicinc has obtained, there have pee
~ and Doubtless will be, many spurious NM a.
Ie ,;ons On enclosing to us the usuai prico, .
- nos,, m paid, the medicine can be sem .
:; nail To those who are unable 10 pay
"a n"rso,a, application Of tho individual al o,
=, no;ce tho medicine will be administers re-, S'
IN V' ,;a' JAMES II. HART NJ ~
or A. M. TANNING,
nc Successors Of William ChomDe'
no A SIMPLY of tho above celebrated Siea'1'' rA,
III is received and for sale by SMITH ~ @
he MEN HN' o"' August %
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" hNTED,
No,,h providencc, June 81.

sua oo,vcniont TENEMENT for
N.A .m,,, "a fomily.~on the west side of !, the he
n.as ass would S be preferred reasonable ;n"s
n"h D,aS WIFI wI he paid in advance, if required -
Anrly p at No 81, Northumberland a,;s
Augrs' DO.
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sr,cE FARE REDUCED TO FALL
oih' RIVER Is CTS. .. :,

n p;yor at half past 6, A. Nj. on Tuesday
Tsnr.dav and Saturday, returning .so o,s,onS sIm
ays Providence E"G, q, at oriops, hn p wders
P. NJ. ,.ors, nuu~ UoteD and at the franklin
lManufa aSrnTidonec. G,nIGiIds and a, Blako's Hotel
House, ProV'u'"'', &c August 30
Fall River.
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awe hope the, The admirers Of D'''"' =. q. .,ry,y
making some light alterations ~ h'' '''''''
Al A., our oyu eon,coicrce
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PROPOSALS
ron PUBLISHING AT PHILADELPHIA, A
NEW SERIES OF
pEAIM TM TyTTy!

"Hear This, yc tat sara'low np the needy
and make the poor Of the land to tail.
Bible
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Ds1b Dtass4ast9

nF every description. executed at TINS VI
" flee, at the shortest notice, and IN the
nc,tcst style. August 80.
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c1tprRFINE BEAVER HAT

urrsT received. n few dozen superunG yea
a yor Hats. Of a very superior qualify
Also, very offensive ASSORTMENT Of cn,,or onmcsi
oyerv DESCRIPTION and quality conprsins mI,S for
than an hundred dozen; which are o'e'oN
sale on the mos. reasonable terms ,p,ru
sa'' ." '"' "'' WILLIAM l.. ALDRlCli.
~ d. o"e '"'u''a''' September l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-03
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the 90 S,cifseriond Guest"
and " National Republican,.
JAMES KIRBY, Chairman.
L. EVANS, Secretary
COMMON SCHOOLS.
L. EVANS, Secretary.

The Secretary of State yesterday presented to
the House of Assembly, the annual report requr ed
OF him as Superintendent of Comm on 7Sshuol>.
IL appears by this report that If the 123 towns
and wards in the state 72i have made reports ac-
cording to law. and that only two towns are deiln
quent, and that one o. these delinquencies oc-
casioned by the death OF the town clerk
That there are in the towns which have made res
ports, Sli4 school districts. ard consequently the
like number II common schools organized and
that returns have been received rom 1914 OF those
districts.
That 81 new school districts have been formed
during the year 1926, and that the number of dis
uicts " hich have made returns, exceeds that oil
the preceding year BY 427
That there are in the districts hose trustees have
made returns, All, l52 Children between the ages
of 8 and Is and tha IN the common school- OF
the same districts 43l COL children have bee
laugh during the ear 1926 the general avoGge
Of instruction having neen about S uonhs.
There are six towns IN the state In each OF
which more than . 900 scholars taught. VIZ.
Camus. Manlius, Marcellus and Pompey, in III
county Of Onondaga. Psri-, in the county OF Onei
da, and Homer, in Cortland county There are
Is towns in which more than 500 children are
taught, and 81 towns, in each OF which more III
l,O00 are instructed annually
The sum If SslS5, 965 &c has been paid 10 the
several districts during the year 1926; of this sum,
$4,000 was paid from the state treasury; S94
towns; and $Ii,72i % was derived from local
fund which is possessed by several counties II l.
condition of the school law, that here shall be
sessed upon each town, an amount equal to iha
which is apport;oned TO the town from the state
treasury Aud this may be increased by
vote OF the own II will be seen that the TOW M
have raised s IA ,2l3 81 than was requisite to
entitle them TO participation in the public fu d
This fact is srel!abls The enlightened patriotism
OF 'he inhabitants OF those towns which have been
thus liberal.
The number OF children instructed in the com
mon schools, exceeds, by 1920 The hole mum
Der between the ages oil and ) years. This es
innate does not include the cities OF New York a. q
Aibany, where The children, between 5 aud 10, a
not reported. The re,uJns show an increase o
10, SOS OF the children between 5 and Is: and the
number of children taught in the common schools
has increased Is S63 since the las, annual report
BY the returns of 1916, it appears that the mum
Der OF children between AID Is. was Sc 3I3
more than the number Instructed daring TIL, We
in the common schools: in the wear 1926. To,
number between and Is, is l6 200 less than III.
number taught; making diff retce in favor o
those instructed, OF more than SO 900.
ALBANY .qyyus
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INDIAN DISTURBANCE.

We learn, from the Tallahassee Intelligencer.
That seven Indians supposed 10 be the same - ho
ouichered the family OF Mr.. Carr made an attack
on the family OF MI. Adams near the DELLA river
They did no injury TO he family, but three Of
them were kiiiel The Troops from Jackson and
Gadsden Counties and Tallahassee had been indus
,fousy securing the woods, and had been unsuc
cesstul. Thirty Indian Warriors from the App
iachcoi' had arrived under Major Pagan, Indian
Agent, and i, was supposed would be stationed!
by the Governor at S. Marks Cochrane and IN.
warriors had returned and were their way home
and it was believed that the seven indians were
the only ones who had evidenced hostile inten-
lions.
Since writing the above, we have seen a private
letter which siys that, i, is now believed that Ne
amethia is at the head of party of hostile indians
though he has not yet been seen.
Pensacola Gazette, 2Sh t.r
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JACKSON MEErING

number of persons friendly to the election nj
Gen. Andrew Jackson, 10 The Office of Presjden,
ofthe u States, at the next election ofth.t officer
met at the Courthouse in Yeyay, Switzerland
county, State OF Indiana, on Monday, the Lot NJ
January, inst. and James Kirby was called IN ,be
chair, and l.. Evans appoin.e ed clerk. When ,hs
following resolutions were unanimously adoofed.
ReSOlred, That we recommend 10 our follow
citizens, Gen. ANDREW JACKSON for Pre-.
sideni OF the Uniiel Saies, at tie next election.
Of that officer
We recommend him az one Of the few surviving
soldiers Of the Revelation II is the last ofFsrire
OF tbahkiulness which we can make TO that band
OF ireemen who rendered our country the refuge Of
liberty and the asylum Of peace.
We recommend him for his conduct during The
late war; second war for independence Tn the
dsrSesi hour OF our national history, he stood forth
her great and Triumphant champion:
We recommend him, because we believe his
promotion 10 the Presidency will be acceptable TO
the great body Of our fellow cittizens throughout
tie Union Attached to the great Democratic
party OF The country from its organization: he a,
pears before bis fellow ciiizeng, disconnecfe !
nom any political fayoriies- unpledged to anv
particular course 81 measures, and we believe he
VIZ ne aDIe 10 collect around bin and call to his
'id The talents and integrity ofthe land.
Hescired, That Committee Of Vi,iiseceb an
ship. e"'" 'o"p-
Resoive9, That Committee Of Coy,s.,oD
dencs be appointed, 10 consir Of five ne,snn.
who are also au'holized to appoint tbe sbove
Z mmit'ee Of Vigilance. and fll Vacancies IN che
same from time 10 time, as any may occur yybsrs.
upon. Gen. HHliom c. Keen, Ed,cayd pat.
TN. o. James Rrby, Cogf HYifaD, NE.
CH"9HgA' and GaLTeH Perkins, were appointed
said Committed Of Correspondence
HesO!o6d, That the friends Of Gen Jackson. in
the several counties in ibis Stare, be feoqested 10
call meetings, in their several countiss and sdop,
sirnilar rssplntlons.
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Land anil yNcgr0es for Sale


'iE subscriber ohe:s io' has land in the county
l. OF Meckienburg, CuNs creek miles the cas-, OF
Courthouse, containing 77o acres; than half the
land standing IN woods all good tctateo land The pisata-
ton good order for cropping and very productive Il
snsi crops OF the country with prime eek uu ground
rne m all and good this undoubted
of tn hest uacts Of high land the county. Also another
e 292 Bears Element creek, all wood land and
tobacco !an with so 30 acres, Lunenbug un,y prime
grounds all famous plant lan Far u laud lies the
tk Of SfoId aud iawku'sroads, and would
stand fore store tavern.
Also, Tor James S. Ravtnsooft, other tract Of
land butchers creek the county Of M.cblerbu, eco
hi land well Improved and good order cropping
bout hall OF this tract Is clear soft fee productive land
above lands not sold privately before the
November neA ( which due notice will be eveD the sub
ribrr will that day sci to tie highest BIDDER,
the tact on Cox creek also crop m, iod
Ter, oats aud stock Of oil kinds and i7h day the
month ON the premises, he will sell to the
The rat Buckes creek; also all the crop fodder
and ock .! al! kinds Terms will be made the a,
Of sale Between co and 20 valuable sold with
these two tracts cfiani. JOHN BUFoRD
r. s. Any wishing foT this by
letter TO The subseher Lonba'ay Grove Post J,e, Meek
tnburs, shall meet with prompt attention.
Mtek'enhurg. Oct 4l-6 JOHN BUFORD.
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NOTICE.


20 ENG DESTROYS TO engage M other br.;ne.. ~ an
WIN positively sell without We, ON Tuesday Tie .,
{ % feoiualy he"inv farm, county Of C;b-,,
" 1'pl",natoH iiVtr one mile below GooIes' bridrr
anu TWO ABOVE beviis hi ge, which 2s miles on I, ;Sb
nohn ana the same distance from Peter burg eontain;r
VIII 'uo ana ivy acre., nearly onefouh Of which pImc
cr n''t'nn, ana one>thrd II the upanI in woods b;,
farm y wel calculated for the pruducrion a., rhss
Wheai am Cotton. There is liz. -
House, Kitchen, Smok. House, Dairy and Ice 1on,e ,n
ana al neeesiary out houses. There ALL, a,
~ " mn, que On me sare Also Coal Mine abou, ga
he hom the RIVER which supposed ty cole, II, he
extensive. There be found am,nc,i The y,ns S III
rs ' i've coal which having I, led h, sunn,scd
'one o. me test quality Should those wishing 10 rurrbae
~ nay be attached to tie The above 10,
y'hsih' oetwfeh 10 and 50 acres half ia wo ,r IT,
on 'e same are new aud principally Of brick f., N,
49,, win an necessary out hou.cs. attached 90
necessary los the aecom modstou the same Tb; /;
stand io tavern store will At The same inc IL,
pose OF one other tact OF land lying miles from, e fr.
CONTAINING hctNveen aud 500 ,ri,bn
hPpomtoS River. The above a aet of land :. iIr y.
WOODS lac huiiiing on tie only tol-r,bIe s,,,
@ Az" pace VIII be sold al The stock horses, cow. H..
90 s,, sc. As", Will sell Ssiiion who's blood is not
iet,of To any horse Of the day, he being of Tho ImeJ
on 'he same dlj vii hire several n. "a oes on.;sc
mtn' women, boys aud girls Should the VII d.
soes !" remain on The farm Tor the year The 80.
NE sale was moi TO he made Thcre beiwten and eon
els wheat 'eededon the farm. The orer.eer n,y ON e
continue ny The diieTestiob of the purchaser me 81.
VII certainly take place the day specified if fair If No.,
ne SOFA 81 para from Wilismsye, the crop Of corn fi
&c. VIII not he Opposed Of; other wise IL will h., d;,a H
erm OF sale one two aho three years credit bond With ri
security Will he requited WILLIAM s oVEETnSS ou
Whi1msyille, Chesterfield Co. Jan. no. 1871 Inv o'
~ IS All those 90 whom indebted viii plca 30 n,s.
he'r claims 10y the Isl day Of April those indeb ed 70
indulgence be given, in cotse1,enee ~ n - o ohfer
business between this md Inc.
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MIST -4-h'D Spar TIMER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
December %. 1872.

Oecenber u, 1876.
o. until the i5h February next, for the supply of III.
ail4wns Mast snd Spar Pieces, deliverable the ee,wc
@ '''' :" o '''4 TE ~ Y1R Z. Ei"'y 1927 at
S nasI I pissa. . ase,, .e nan.,nast
d,hss, and 5 side tees, fof fore mast.
s fns,isF a .rinl, Ssuneb for ni..rn.a
fore aud ! main toP-mi.i
lower hall IN :iu yard,
9 main and mizen-top sail ards,
: iualn, l Tore, and miken-top gallant rnast
J,oboeu'' 8 dying Do ani sPauker-tOOu',
fine shove Tor n gun ship.
ii'nes aud = side tees fpr Diau-ulsl,
ine, na spindle, and side tees fr fre-'a'
quarter spGdies, aud paunoh FOR bowsprr,
tore aud niAen-tor-masts,
lower half main va d,
nam, fore, and m'keniuP-sa iI-yards,
: man, 4 fore, aud nizen,tSP-s a't-'"s-i',
J,h booms, Tying DO an'i -PAukeI-hoon4
PHfLIDELPHiA
: fore and rnWen-,op- mast.
fnfe-top g,llanuis.t.
bow>spra pieces.
sptitaIi AID.
top-gsllant-y ards IN piece.
spniJle-prots for u.ain-isasi
fishes heel piece. for fish.
si.e trees 4 heel pieces f.r side tt,e..
'h'ek pieces heel pieces cheek.
spindle pieces for iorsmasi, fishes, heel piece.
All the pieces Tor the nizen-niss
half MAN chetbs 2'fore SIDE trees.
main side trees, ! fore fin,
how.Prn piece, heel p,eee Tor rusin-chees,
heel piece fO e-CheCk, half mai
hull lore top sally yard, 2 main G,h.s
man spindle Prses, ! i'retoP-sa ilautmasi,
niEen- top-sail AID IN piece,
spfh saIiy ard,
l,b boom piece, spanker room,
W1SAIEGTov.
psuuobes for bowsprr.
'bss f ss ,si rte ,1a' T rsao,h foie~
sSeE 5s 's a.se side ' assasb .nm,
sPtndie, checks, ruunoh, for mizen
l0re, 2 main, mzen iopmasis.
fore, man, mztn-toP- gaisnt-nasts.
,pfitsaii, fore, ~ main yards
Iore-toPsal, map.iopsa,2 inizen- toP.ail yards,
fore, man, miztu t0p-gaIlsHt-y ards.
cioss-jaok yi,d, Q Jit-boons hing ditto
'Panke boom, 4 lower siudding sail blooms.
spindle, side tree, cheeks fut fore OF man-p,.t
bow sPfd piece, swinging boom
! ihiin piece f.f miref-nas,
spindle, 6h, side tfee and cheeks FIR two main
spindle Tor mizen.mssL
mzen op-gaiiant-mss.
rhe above tot IS gun ship.
spindle iof main mast.
eros, 1tck-yd,d
The above foi a sloop Of war.
HORFOLK.
~ SIDE tees, P.unebes, 2obeeks
hsli wsn-ya'd halt fore, nizen-to o. -saii-ysrd,
Iib- booms
lbing jIb-boons.
.s'ns'ns toom' sud top mast su Id.nr. sail Blooms.
THE shoye Tor - gun ship
we "he o. me tnnher required shove, must he rof
straight 81 Ing leaf 6ne gain southern heard yellow nine 81
f"scns wishing 70 offer, may obtain sch, duie. Of the
.',on, Necessary 10 'egps,e their ohef, application
NV YORK,
PHILADELPHIA
BABrMORE,
NORFOLK,
cHAHLEsfoS, S c. AMI
SAVANNAH.
Tue Prop9.3 nut be made pc, cubic oo' and must state
The finier SHEA delivered, must undergo ns ir,,e,,o
nd mea'ineoi ',cey 70 the prinied role. adoped b.,
c""r''ef dated September Ist fe25 a. prset,sed 4
JanG 7s-2,e,d
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YIUET N.ILE.

virtue Of a deed Of uui executed TO the .ub.c,h
"e"rihg date ION NuYembc It25 OF reeo,i IN m,
o'ce 81 buckingham county shall Of for his-
81 hidicr JT cash, al Newman in The unity nj h.r
p" S'.uy the i1th ebiuly The trait Of land ftion.
- ''i dctd, CONTAINING by enmation $40 aeies lynx un
James river, AMI bounded by ie land. Wa H. C,hiI all
Sale Of fhomD lockwood. such title only viii h, conveS'd
g, ir pa ohas6r vested ~ deed the tt h.,
lie. ed idspstahe. MAYO CAHErI ,,,,''.
J,n ~ y ~, 80.
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EDUCITTOT

NE 'uhscr'hti o'iuiy nffms the pubic ih,f n.
4 Will open SCHOCL the res.,cnre OF sIr. Am r 80
.of ~ ne t"'Ss ui i'no'sT mile helov ie Fax Chu
ior'h ~ the Latin Greek French language. and he
io" o. sehts Of English Literature u.ully Taught in rr,vsi,
9ehinlrie' BOafdegs will be we'll accommodated I'D, -
ING AMI iare al two respectable fmi.rs viz: C,nt IL
hon'os and Nj " Ahu fycr's, bh III Of te School
'On'e, al the moderate pIicr OF sSS7 50 per srss,,n
TUtIsn fees wilt h, si2 so .e.siob; tho 6rf ~ L,
''h commence 28d 81 January 1917, end the 17th I
s second w'eommemce lh' IJh Jaiy Terminate liz "a
December, which viii finish III. scholastic yeat Of 10
Jsue " i a tOH.
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PURSUANT With deere,a order OF the county court Of
Matthews sitting in Chaueery, shall proceed TO sell
the 10Th dsv February next for cash, that
aud desirable farm the possession Of
Ne aul Blake, Matthews county, the Pankank
about miles ou the courthouse This farm contains ui
Of 500 has II eomn.odious twostoy woe
ling house, with all houses ishsds ~
well adapted the growth Of aud OATS aud
vrni.nt the bet fish snd oyster' Also, II necessary
.ther tract of wool land al about
TiioS Il. YEATalAN, commrto sell.
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