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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15
NNWINTER Strained Spermaeeti Lamp OIL
~ OF the lTst quality, just received by
THOMAS J. DUNAL,
Sign ofAe Golden Mortar,
october3l. t.
october31.

10Y virtue of n deed of trust executed by
- pleasants Mmptey to the late John Hea
den deed and the subscriber for the purpose ol
securing sundry debts therein mentioned winch
deed bears date the 10Th day of November 1923
aud is OF record in the county Count of Bedford
snail on the l7th day Of May next If fair, II
not the next tar day thereafter Sundays cx-
ceptcd, at the residence ofsaid Peasants Muir.
ply, in the county OF Bedford. proceed to sell,
At public auction, the lands conveyed by said
decd VIZ Que tract. on which the said Plea
SAINTS Murphy now resides, Containing five
hun bred and eleven acres, more or less, aud
lying upon Goose aud Mill Creeks, as more
particularly described, and subject 10 the reser-
sations confirmed IN sad deed OF trust, also one
undivided moicty Of q tract of fifteen acres, ly-
my on the south SIDE OF Goose Creek aud boun-
ded by said Creek aud the lands Of John Al
lhui and others, or much OF sad lands A.
viii be sufficient 10 pay whatever BALANCE may
be due of the debts secured by said deed OF
trust, and the charges ofsale. These lands are
very valuable, containing a large portion af
low grounds-the terms, which vii be in con
iutmity, with the provisions of said deed OF
trust viii be made known on the day of sale
Acting as trustee, shall convey the title yes
ted IN me by SAID deed Of trust and no other.
DANIEL TOMpkINS,
Surviving trustee.
April ~ tds37
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Valuable man street PropertyJo safe II. Lynch.

Pdaddte man street property for safe IN Lynch.
burg.
: % uRSuANI TO decree pronounced ON the
< 2sth day OF October 1890, in the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg district
IN the cause OF the President, Directors and
Company of the Bank of Virginia Plaintiffs
and Robert Morris and others Defendants; the
undersigned Marshal of the said court, will sell
by way Of public auction, for cash, on the pre-
misses, on Wednesday the 18th day of June,
1927 III fair, If not the next fan day thereafter,
| one undivided moiety of certain lot in the
town of Lyncbburg, With the tenement thereon,
occupied by Paul Jones and Bethuel w Hew.
SON. situate on main or second street, containing
! lorty-nine and a half feet front on the main
street, and extending back 1872, being the lot
and tenement owned jointly by Robert Nor.
rs d the representatives of James Huntington.
This property is really valuable and worthy the
| attention of capitalists,
T. A. H0LCOMBE, NJ. L. c. d c.
May II. tdslO
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SPRING GARDEN For Sale !.

e1lTUAJED in Rockingham county, North
y Carolina, on The main road leading from
Salem and Salisbury TO Lynchburg and Rich
mond. This delightful and well known pru-
dence for health, good water, and beauty OF site
alton, Is not surpassed by perhaps any in the
state--lhe tract Of land contains upwarsds
two thousand acres, about one hundred of which
are cleared, and nearly all fresh. At least one
third of the tract is prime tobacco land, and the
balance fine corn and grain land, and from its
level situation is susceptible of high state of
Improvement. The land abounds with good
springs, and is covered with excellent timber
As stand for a mercantile business, Spring
Gardenis equal TO any, having five public roads
leading 10 IL from different directions and has
been place of considerable business for forty
years. The improvements new two story
dwelling house with six rooms. a store, and tav-
ern hose, which with a little repairing would
be very good, new barn, shielded for stables, a
shop and other ont houses Determined 10 re-
move TO the western country. will sell bargain
III the above property, and receive a few likely
negroes IN part payment For terms, apply to
the subscriber on the premises
JAMES {. GALLAWAY.
March 9 cI2t3O
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Important to Lend Dinners in Trgini,
auditors Office, Eiclmond, I
n,fch Is. 1897. {

auditors Office, Eiclmond,
Nrch Is, 1927.
SnuRSUANT 10 a clause therein contained
SA the subjoined Act is published for the in
formation Of I'll persons whose lands are return
ed delinquent fer the nou-payment of taxes Its
provisions are entitled 10 immediate attention. as
they hold out to those interested she following ne
csliar inducements to redeem their lands, il re-
dcmption is ever intended.
/. If bona 6df purchasers whose deeds have
been duly recorded, prior TO the act shall shew
IN the mode prescribed, that they have paid all
thu purchase money, not leaving in their hands
sufficient TO discharge the taxes and damages
due at the time of the purchase the land shah be
eXonerated from all arrest Ip TO that time.
=. iii be shcwn, thar the taxes were errone
oasly charged or paid. (although returned deli.,-
quent) the same relietis afforded
!, further time uutil The first Of Jih,. 1923.
IS allowed Tor the redemption of lands forfeited
10 the Literary Fund.- and as such lands were
not generally rc-assessed pursuant to the act al
l8l7-proyision Is made for Sach re.asscssmcn,
nj the costof the owner, by which the rate oftax.
alton viii be considerably reduced
q. Nthtespect 10 lands forfeited 10 the Lite.
farY Fund, claimants who derive little. under
junior grants from the commonwealth. beariup
date PRIOR to the forfeiture and whose lands have
"eeh improved and settled, may, ON paying an
equitable proportion of taxes and damages. ob.
tam REIMBURSEMENT of the commonwealth S
right, although SUCH lands may have been com
pretended IN larger or older grants But this
privilege will not exist until after she LIST of July
ISIS, and only from tina, time to the LIST Decen,
be, iS29 This provision sparticularly mteyes.
ting 10 nonreSdents.
As nnumcrabie tracts Of land have been re.
turned delinquent in almost every part of the
commonwealth, OF which the prcsent proprietors
are probably ignorant,-the propriety of adj
dressing enquiries ON the subject to this Office Is
suggested, In making such enquiries, the names
OF former owuers, and the quantity and situa-
ton OF each tract, ought to be specially comm
ncated. -1Trears oftares can only be mud al .he
treasury JAS. +. HEATH,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15

SRI O0k BINDERY The subscriber has late.
I'd " procured an additional first rate Boook-
Binder, which enables him to do all work in
that line, with neatncss and dispatch. He has
received direct from Philadelphia. very large
supply of paper of very superior quality, which
enables him to do any kind of Biaak Bork at a
minutes notice. Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely ON having any work or
dcrcd of me, faithfully done aud made ont of the
best materials and at very low prices. Persons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat at leis-
IRE and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever We're known to be done at in this
dart of the country and in much more superi.
or manner. ABRAM X. NORTH.
Feb . ts27
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Sr4 oBrRr sHAPAIlD, tender, his services
- 10 the public. as . Conmis \ gent, and
hopes by sftlc attention 10 business, 10 mpflt q
share o. publ, patronage He viii sell all kinds
of country produce. such as Tobacco, Flour
Cotton, &c. he may he generally found az the
Tobacco Warehou,'s. during rbe hours OF IN.
spection. Office (east sidr) fronting Shookoe
Warehouse.
Richmond Nav 8. l0t79
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NEW B00kS,--I subscriber has the
~ pleasure of informing the public, that he
has Just received, direct from Philadelphia. one
of the mos, interesting Works that's been before
the public for many years, Indeed, may add,
from information that it hardly ever was sur.
passed The work in question is called Vivian
Gray the first part in one vol. and the second
part in two vols THIS production is considered
the Boa Ton ofthc day
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
MAY 8.
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March Q

A\fEGRoES FOR SALE.-Persons acishing
AZ TO purchase, can be furnished upon as io,c
terms, aud Nth rs roiuobie andhkety Negroes as
any al his country. Trio excellent sedalsfresses
are among the parcel nor on hind
4. NJ WADDFLL.
April 10. tctf7O
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srpING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
tz1aHr eTRsCRlBER now offers for sac =, =
.s.l selected assortment ofsEAoo'lsbeb
Ivy GOODS OF the latest stsle and fashions
ys.beh. toreihes with low prices VII, nc hoPet'
- an management for doslett 10 call anu exam
tirttte assortment.
Amoor them are the following:
Al n "a caa,bric ard Joconet Muslms
rlaln aud DC d Null and Book Maslins' eAha
quality
ssiss Muslin. pldn and extra hr'd
Common and superior prints, ne" dsie
pln,h aud stripe Raiiste, silk barrage
Swiss Muslin Capes and Collars
1i,s.nt Gauge aud SILK Hkis.
fish Liners. Black Iufestring, do sureassmn
Idle. Nd aud lIpskiu's Gloves
S,enflenen's lloskin's ard Woodsioek do
Far,an and White Cotton Hosiery
s1reaai Plaid SILKS, new style
Pine Nersaillea and Valentia Vesings
Superior Blue aud fancy colored Cloths
Brown. tlrachea and plaid Cottons
WIN almost every other articles snfed ~ 'he
season and demand. and wlll, il Is hoped, render
TO customers
AENEY FACkLER.
eank Square, Lynehhmg
Al.y e89
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15
Auditor of Public Account:
An ACT
Concerning lands returned DELINQUENT
4

1oncef'ih9 lands returned delinquent
Tor the non-payment of taxes.
Passed. March 6h, 1927.
l. ~ 1t enacted by the General Assembly
That II any perScn, claiming title to any tract or
lot OF land, returned delinquent for the non-pov-
meni OF taxes due thereon, or to any part of
such tract Or lot, at any time before tie first dan
o. AP'7t, one thousand eight hundred rnd tmeniy
e'gh snali prove, by Satisfactory evidence to the
court OF me county or corporation in which the
ssShe may lie, that prior to the passage ofthis
act he was bona fde purchaser of such land
or iot' or OF the part thereof, so claimed bv him
'ha' ne has,a deed for the same, which was duly
RECORDED before the passage ofthis act ami tbo.
ne haa PAID all the purchase money therefor, or
30 rnucn 'hercof as not to leave in his hands.
suihcie.t to satisfy and pay the taxes. with da.
IMAGES IN arrear and unpaid at the date OF h;s
'clse or that he fairly derives title by. thro'
OF uhner some person so having purchased and
pua he purchase money; i. shall be tho 5ytg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15

IIHE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Justr ecei.
* we'd, by the subscriber, a very able and
interesting pamphlet, entitled A candid Eramina-
Ton otthe Protestant Episcopal Church, in tco
Letters. II IS SAID that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused OF late, and here's some.
thing ON the other side. Every body ought TO
read TINS very ably written work SINCE il is put
out At die very low price Of u ID cents
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Doc Ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15
Vatuabie main street property for safe in Lynch

poiuob'e main street property for safe in Lynch
burg.
PURSUANT 10 decree rendered on the
K 18th day of October, 1926, IN the Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Lynchburg district
IN the cause Of the President Directors and
Company of the Bank OF Virginia Plaintiffs, and
the representatives of James Dunnncton and O.
theirs Defendants, the undersigned arshal
OF the SAID court, will sell by way of public auc-
ton, tor cash, ON the premises, on v ednesday
the 18Th day of June, 1927, (if fair if not the
neAtfar day thereafter one undivided moiet,
OF certain lot IN the town of I4ynchburs, with
The tenement thereon occupied by Paul Jones
and Bethuel w Hewsou, situate on main or
second street containing about forty nine and \
hall feet front on the main street, and extending
back one hundred and thirty two feet, being the
~ ~ tenement owned jointly by Robert Morris "
James Dnnnington's representatives. This pro
ptrtyis really valuable and worthy the atten-
ton OF capitalists
I. A. noLCoMBE, NJ. L.C. DC.
May II. tds4O
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Valuable Property near Lynchburg,

Valuable Property near Lynchburg,
YHe0R SALE.-Thc subscriber having deter
Is mined TO remove TO town, offers for sale
his valuable farm, near LynchburS, containing
about 90 Acres, known by the name OF OAK
LEY TO a person whose business does not re-
qure his constant attention in town, this IS one
of the most desirable residences IN the vicinity
of the place. The buildings are oil ofbrick, con-
sisting OF an excellent and convenient dwelling
house, ice-hou5e kitchen, stable, &c.-lhe gar
den is large and productive, and is enclosed by
a substantial brick wall. To those in the neigh
borhood, further description is unnecessary
Persons at a distance who may feel disposed TO
purchase desirable residence near Lynrhburg,
may view the premises at any time, and be M
formed of the terms on application TO the sub
Gerber, who, deeming ii his interest 10 dispose
of tins property, ofiersa bargain TO purchasers.
ffCakley be not sold by Tuesday the 18th day
of May, it will on that day be offered at AUCTION
WIN. l.. SAUNDERS.
April 6. tdSoo
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rY,5hR. BARTEL Bh0oAS--Sn-As you are
ia not an inhabitanf Of lhis Commonwealth
Y i've You notice, that on Friday the 4th day OF
Jupc. 1927 betH 6cn the hours of sunrise and
sunset. i shan. n ~, house Of James Wood, in
Prince Edvara roanty, proceed TO take the dc
positions Of Ii Try NJ Watkins and others, to be
read as egisis ss..e IN i suit now depending Ia
Campbell esri, in which am plaintiff, aud you
and io..n Elel. are defendants. Yours, &c,
HEZEkIAH BROOKS.
Nay4. c4w'39
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o. Ne,C Screen Patterns,

n E8 MUSIC.-The subscriber has the plea :
sure Of informing the ladies and gcnllcrne n
of Lynchburg, that he has received direct from
Philadelphia, vety valuable selection of NEW
MUSIC, for the Pilno-forte, German Flute, Cha.
fonet &c. &c. all of which lac is determined TO
sell very low. ABRAM II. NORTH.
June -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15

A I'd EMOVAL.-SiMUEL DIN
E# ~ KEEL, g. co. have removed
A6RssA their HAT STORE two doors below
he MarketHouse, ana nearly OPP
poste Mr. John Bnllocks where they offer tor
sale new and extensive assortment of + ANCf
FUR HATS, together with general assortment
of common Fur Z Wool Hats, part ofwhch are
ofthcir own manufacturing, and warranted To he
first quality and made ofthe most durable mate
rails They solicit share of the public patron
age, us they are determined to keep constantly
or hand a complete assortment Of fancy hats Of
the latest northern fashions. and likewise eve
ry description of fine and common hats of their
own manufacture, all OF which they will sell very
low for cash
All hats bought of them, of their make, shall
&c roned without charge.
Jan. lS. $50
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Hpril 10.

n LcOii0L, Spirits Turpentine, Venetian
a. Red, Spanish Brown, and number of o.
ther articles just received and for sale by
April 8. THOMAS J. DGgAL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15

1nkRAfIs GA Boston, Providence, New-Y DIRK
~ Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington City,
aud Richmond Va, iof sale IN sums TO suit pun
chasrrs, NJ small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of s. & NJ ALLEN Il co.
Lynchburg, where all kinds of uncurrcnt money
Is taken AT the lowest rates OF discount
July 10 ts
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TT '1'E'NNV
be warranted genuine.
lie has recently purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye.Suils, &c
Of Docts. Owens y Leckie, which in addition 10
ms stock on hand, together with his new arrival,
renders has assortment extensive and complete.
His friends and the public, as we'll as the Gus
toners OF Owens n Lcelie, ARE assured that they
can be furnished on the most favorable terms.
Practitioners OF Medicine, country merchants
aud others who purchase largely can be supplied
at a small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment.
The greatest attention paid to the compound
ing OF medicine; aud he pledges himself to delr-
yer no article oui OF his establishment but what
is of the puresr quality.
InlY Il trns
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15

An elegant assortment of soaps, Fancy Walls
and Perfumes an assortment of Brushes, and
every other arncle IN his lne for sale at III
lowest prices.
Dec ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15

II ANlP& LINSEED OlL--Walter II. Mid
ID dlcton, has THIS day received a large guam
,ity of superior Winter strained Lamp Oil.-Al'
50 I.insced Oh, spirit Iurpentine, White Lead,
Ge.
my II 1927
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15
NEW GOODS.

INBH bVO Do
StNfE have the pleasure Of informing our
W friends of the arrival Of great many
scarce aud desirable Goods, which we will sell
low--Bc are determined TO retains the name OF
" Cheap Store Aud I'M daily expectation OF
receiving u great many new and fashionable ar
Gclcs, 10 all ofwhich we respectfully invite the
attention Of our friends aud the public
MCKEE ROBINSON g. Co.
Feb g.
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Anil 6

Yel ORT and MADEIRA WINE.-I have just
* received supply Of Port a Madeira Vine.
OF superior qbality.
March 10. THoS. j. De'A
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April "

90 Paetdges Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines
<HHOMtsJ. DUAL, has lately received
- go Packages OF Drugs and Medicines, n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15

~ fNlIE5 TURPENTINE, just received by
- THOMAS J. DUy A.,
aias "a Bafis square.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-15

SNfoTlCE.--All persons having claims upon
IL nc, 10 my official character, rs late depn
" lor {. Mundy. Sheriff Of the county of Am
hefst are requested 10 call upon me without de
lay, and receive then money.
JOS PLTTYJOHN
March ~ ts33
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-04
5000 REV ARD.

- AN AWAY from the Subscriber thursday last. tho
IL 18th OF July INST NEGRO MAN named PETER,
himself I'ter eIngs,, about % 81 years Of age
and five feet or inches high, nut buil and slew
mott med snbcr orderly tl'o@, accustomed TO ia m
work. lie took nth hun variety Of clothing, amone
which blue cloth co,,, drab cloth do, par oi
fine light coo.ea casncrs pInales, pair o drah cloth
do pair Of v, tie lilng aud par Of blue aud
,hitc lmmer do white wascoa' md one yellow
striped do Alr Of blu ,e.r soct g, and pan
# write cotton do Que white anG linen shirt,
pair OF boots hst worn, enc Ear l,ai
ALSO. AT ,le same time, Nero named JOHN
PHILLIPS about % le4rs q sge >. Zee, Or 10 inches
.h act so stout as ttt, BIZ III Inn Ia eE motion
i and sober He dfao l. mc, u speech but more
and forward hAn Peer Among lie co,ting he tlot
with him ar black cloth Goa w.h renal able lpug
ail one roand JACKIE, par 2. crab coth pantaets,
Of dak cloth do. drab kerse, do pair ni black and
white stirred i0., aud par Of veoa one pair II
linen do, linen and inusa SHIT, VIII,
cd waisicoat with ed ,rpes, par o c4iskn sho,
early new, fur AID 4 summer la; ne abGY, described
negroes raised Spesuta Island in the Chesapeake
Bay, by the father - III subscribers aid If with
any reasonable and believed through the
reference of evil disposed persons The above
I'll BE paid on the being br,ngh home lodged in ans
~ Thai the Subscribers get them, prpppriar4tt
aari o. either If them with (f brought homo 10 tn,
Subscribers lyine III Red Lion indred, Nra Cast C)i
~ aud state Of Delaware, S. te age, p..t Office
u reasonable charges HANNAH GA;l Up.
july Il, 1927 7i-5m REBiCCA t,ALLUP
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-04
The Uelamare Fire Insurance Com,mnn

UNCORPORATEDby the Legislature OF the State Of pI
l. ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving appic,,
tons for insurance. ut their Office, No. 81, Shipey s,
between Front and Second Streets against Loss b, III,
every description Of Buildings in general Merchants,
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household fu,u,c
and ohe, personal property also, against less dut
by inland transportation OF goods, wares, merchandise 81
country produce
Terms Of insurance will be as ia, orable any Of a.
Companesin the Cities Of Phiadeph New York lr
lies assured, may iepose the fullest conhd,no in H.
soldy OF its capital and that all losses viii be pt,nr
adjusted by the company.
john MooDy is Agent TO survey property be irsure
for the town and vicinity 1t New Castle, III place e. h
u aney, declined.
LEVI II EVANS is Agent to survey property to be In
nured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
john CLOAK Agen, to survey property to be lnsure
OF the TOW and vicinity OF Smy rna
JosEru JONES Agent to survey property TO be Irsrc
| for the town Of West. Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler
| David G. Wilson, Joseph G,ubb
| Joseph G.. Gilpin, Robert Porter.
/ WIN. SEAL, President.
! d. BYRSEs, Secretary.
| April 10, 1926. 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-04
NOTICE.

NEyAS committed 10 The Public Prison Of Newcastle
w County, STATE Of Delaware the 3ls day of july,
1897 By Eihu jefferson Esq Of the Justices Of til,
Peace, and for said County the following negroes viz
William Thompson who say his name IS Richard lis, Il,
belongs to Robert Kennedy OF Worces Coun State
o. Maryland, ll.-iary thompson, says she
belongs TO William urna Of Worcester County, Maryland,
splIariiet Celia Furna she belongs the Estate
Of Ann Handy of WorseF County Ma ylald.
This therefore TO give notice thai if the of the
said nesyues, SO imp soned as aforesaid shall omit
elect to release them from prison by proving property,
they will be discharged from their confinement within sA
weeks from the date hereof pursuant to OF Gen.
-ral Assembly Of the State of Delaware in such Cast
made and provided
PETER DELANY, MT
Newcastle Prison. Angus, =, 1897. 77-l2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-04
WANTEn, IMMEDIATELY,

A I THE UNION SCHOOL, in Mill Creek hundred, d
IA person fully competent to teach Reading Writing,
and Arithmetic. The Union school house is well known
to- be in good neghborhood for full, standing school
where person Of good abilities, and qualified teach.
et, may meet with good encouragement Sach person,
coming well recommended for honesty, and sobety VIII
find desirable situation. Application to be made to the
Trustees, living near the school house.
ROB'r. TWEED,
JACOB WIDEMAN,
SAMUEL CARlILE,
MATHEW LOCKARD,
JOSEPH EAS1B0URN.
August 16,l, 1927. S3-4tp