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"e 'ow'ng lines are the production of young gentle
nan "'"Se native poetic talents place him among the
% Ahencan bards We have frequently republished from
"e papers the cfusions he has given the public, and
" "nonS us much pleasure TO insert the annexed original
production. would crafty only but readers,
" near more frequently from the author who,
tn predict will at dsan, day rank among the first
our native poe,,.-Hdrtiord Tunes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18
IL rENSEROSO.
STATUE OF WASHINGTON.


Lhf Statuc of Washington which has arrived at Boston
was landed under discharge Of artillery and with the
assistance OF several hundred citizens The last No OF
the ChTiSttG Ernm1ieT the following Poem
~ received from Mrs. Hcmans.In the note which ccom
panrd It, she says" have just composed fey lines or
reading description in of papers Washing
statue Ivy Chanry Its being from England to Anne
ca now that we may hope that all feelings of animosit,
are yielding to kinflicr, and brottcry sentiments
n most striking and interesting circumstance The line
have not been published will they present appear
any English work as should wish them to reach nv New
England friends frs,'' "
eS! rear thy guardian fEero's form,
ON thy proud soil, thou Western World!
watcher hrou gh each sign of Storm
Ger Freedoms Flag unfur!cd.
here, rs before shrine o bow
Bid thy true sons their children lead;
-4he language of that noble brow
For all things good shall; plead.
The spirit reared in patriot f ,ht,
The virtue born OF home and hearth,
There calmly thgoned, "A holy ligbt
Shall pour Ger chainesS earth.
And let that work Of EngIand's hand
Sent through the blast and surses' roar
so girt with tranquil glory, stand
For ages thy shore!
S%cl' through all time the greeting be,
That with the Atlantic pillows sweep;
telling tie mighty and the free
OF brothers DER the deep.
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PIRGTNYI:

PIECfENY.I:
at rules, holden in the clerks Office of tue superior
court OF chancery for the Eichmond district the
2nd day of April, 1921
John Allen, pu
against
Edmund Anderson, George Woolsou, and Abraham
+. BSgers, merchants and partners trading under
The firm OF Anderson, Woodscn & Birgers. and
MoncUrc {; Robinson m "'
The defendants AIoncure & Robinson, not 6av;pc
entered their appearance and given security accordn
10 me act Z" assembly and ie rnles Of this court and
u appearing by satisfactory evidence at they are not
nnaoIants Of this country it is ordered that the said
defendants DO appear bere the tenth day OF the next
term and answer the bill Of tc plaintiff and that COW
OF .h5 order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the city OF u edmond, Tor two months
snccessyely and posted at the front door Of tue cant
toI, in the said city. 0'P'
20 copy. Tcslo, WIN. w. uENING, &C.
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bIi,SINiA:
1t rules, hoIen in tic clerks Office OF the superior
court o! chancery for The Richmond district the 5,
day OF March, 1927
Elizabeth coeke, administrators. of Benjamin Cocse,
IN. deceased M
against
James kelso and Elizabeth his wife, James Shelton
Nicholas j. PondeX;cr, Garrett M. Quarles John
>. icIning, Thomas Noodson and Mary his wife
late Mary llalsal, Robert c. and James Gialsa
and George NJ keiso ans.
The scireiacias awarded in this cause, not being re
turned executed on the defendant James Kelsc and
be not having entered his appearance and given sccu
ry according 20 the act OF assembly and the rules of
iiis court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
t'at lie is not an intabtant OF this country; it is or
aerec' that the said defendant DO appear here on the
tenth Gay OF the next term and slew cause if any he
can, against the revival sought by the said process
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond,
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
10 copy. Teste. WhI. w. HENiNG. C. c.
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FRENCH REvoLuTIoN.-The French Revelation wa
machine invented and consi ,uctcd for the ,urnose
manufacturing Lbety but il had neither lever CLOGS no
ADJUSTING powers aud the consequences were that il work
eu so rapidly that it destroyed its inventors and Sc
itself on ire.-Lucol
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

Life Of Napoleon. by the Author of Waverl was
~ completed in the beginning of last month"; and its publ
cation here III tie course Of next month may be confident
ly expected.
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GIG

-EwETr CITY, April 9, lG27.
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hoFE-h has been asked, at what age people ought
cease to love. III one sense never In The otEar NJ,
WIZ tell them certain tenderness of recollection an
sweet aud respectful treatment Of another will new,
iorSa"e 'nosc who have known how love truly. As
The rest There is great difference different pcoplc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-18

HoNThNr-Ihe method Of knowing wheiier your sun
III Ame'c be right is to try by the figures which
compose III ne method of knowing whether your content
~ e ""o Just not by the which produce il
ior te produce Itself IS proof that the causes are vha
they should bc.-,h0nfesquicm
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II is an old college joke at youth on his maricuia-
tom being told he subscribe to the thrtvnre art
cies' very readily took his purse and asked SHOW
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VIRGINIA:
AT rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior
court OF chancery for the Richmond district the ath
day OF March, 1897:
Theodorici Robertson, M
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! n g. I'M Ell &c TTON-S
HOUSE OF DEL .EC AI'E,S

augusta No opposition 10 the Las, Delegates,
Henry J rspp 23S, Samuel Clarke go. For
Congress. Gen WIN. McCoy 235
.dHeghany John Persinger l26, Jesse Davis
III VIM H Terrell So.
Fduguiey IA d. Kelly $3.50. Thomas Mar
shalis $40 Mark A. Chiffon 3IG LLOYD Nolan
23S - The election for the county excited great
Interest. The Warrenton Gazette says, .there
never has been in the county an election as close
| as that OF Messrs Chiffon and Marshall on Wed.
| nesday (3d dsy) TWAS not until the inoroipy OF
| the election ths Mr.. Ms name was announced
10 the people he then declared himself a caDdi-
date" " Wednesday (ssys The G-.c.te) va.
| more favorable day for voters TO turn out the
polling was brisk for a while. and rs the Cnneres.
sional electioE considered settled, the anxiety
OF the friends OF The candidates for tie Hou-e Of
Delegates, became very DisnIest-In sh ri tine
hr Marshall obtained votes enough TO bring bni
up with ir. Chton-slier which tbes passed and
repsssed each other several times IN the course of
Ire day votes were carefully scrniinized Some
OF the candidates not being satisfied 10 close fhe
election this evening, the Sheriff made proclsIna-
ton he would continue u another day. At night
the poll s'ood for Barbour 227, Hun,on 2S6 Kel-
| Is 3ll, Chilton 271, M rshsl $50, holland 1877
Ihe Ia crest el' By the friends OF essTs Chiffon
and Mar ball was 20 manifest that couriers were
despatched ~ every direction 10 hunt up voters
| Thursday was usbefed 10 with tlOudless ky aud
Pheasant weaiher--every voter who could be got
TO the poll " as there for a while the votes an
peared to be equally divided; but the question
vas settled by torrent from the mountsin-
Marshall was put cad OF Chiffon, and continued
TO the close OF the poll II appeared then that
the votes for Kelly 500, Chiffon SIG. Mar
snail $40 holland 23S" Th- vote for Convention
wa. 81, az inst 1t 100 -l0l declined expressing
soy opinion.l
! Congressional Disfyicf In Culpeper, the
vote wa for J. ). Barbour $40, WIN. h. Hunton
lOl lin Fauqiisr, after 4 days, Hunfon 323,
Barbour 269 so that Barbour is reelected by a
asjority of SCI votes IN he whole District.
HatJ0r-- The following - a statement of the
aggregae amount Of polls for both elections in
tits county, VIZ For Congress, Coi Davenport
no opposition, III Senate, Col Joseph W,at
9i2, Kenfy f. Watkins 156. II. IF y. Thos
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THE .a.uERIC.g.1c H0TFI

AVIS .N'ri.''r aud cOmmodios rstabilnicn, climate NJ
- D'"adS7y, To"ns the PAX, IN the VICINITY Of NJ,
iia' we FAX th-dl'e aud the principal Publ,c In,u
'' III li'h''nahe pat of the City and most copyen,
~ "''rd Tor visnos whether Of lu;ir.s, or r,c..,r
oven" "h M"ndat, May 1t, 1927, by H. lisk. late a.
jy"t.e aud T. Boardinan this CITY The ar,anrrm.n,
| ms H"i'l combine the advantages of numerous uT,ys
Fsi'ons or is"r with chlues and at the SANG time 4
anlr IN occupants TO cfr 10 guests single L,dro
WIN Hie pace To eaeh There three ,ai,rs.,. -
soy h passage extending Tie whole length and copmur;
fa'ng WIN one Of these saiways each estrsn.jy Tb
ul. i'""g Room " large anj AIRY The HILL. Ltou,oo,
we 1"ei al. spacious aHt light. the whole e,tabi,
i'hfd IA new ana elegant ylr and will he conducted =,
mann spending whi, is magnitude; aud which !, -
I""i"e" ne'"vd wiII enihs the utsciihrr. 10 fair M,
New York, HAY 4. ,,s 49,
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1a Pia,.leys 5, .sle,ers q 7ssaeoo. iron, ..aes

.
4 Inspections.
1NHE additions 10 Shocko Warehouse granted by Act f
4 Assembly th. L Session, enables the Pr ,pr.tsr to .ay
ns Room aud additional convenience for the reception
ios9cco greatly Increased, and the de,psteh that h.
gwen l" Crops called for rreeor any day, equally
ih.re s.eentiy attached TO this sstabi snts fxtue ul
co "m the aher, while Unloading the c.k. from being
broken Th. Inspection well Known situated near
rent Of the Basin, ahoni the Of the city, imed
%eg Toe vicinity OF the COMPUTING House. Of nearly ell tho
Buys'. Of III. article.
bsng the great Tobacco iaet Ryeaks are rsgayyo
attended srry morning by Dtoers ia fs City & Moehe
TPlyns t"the State lis dues for ins1enee the Tobao-
:" projected oy fhs State agHs. Toss b. FIRE in the septo
manssr,as all othsr Pnthc Irspoct,crs ore
ins hke fme Proof Tobacco Warehouse, situated between
wac h"se and the Basin ard nj III.
~ s bs offered e. Stcefs Of Tolscco tom thu uprer
Tor The patronage rh. Ilou.. i. capabls 81
"'"ng a"o"' ooco Hhs livery despatch rtv n L. Ssmplrc
a"' shpPnS fioni ITS convenience asn no cha,
se' 'o p"yes. The Proprietor hold. lu.,I "a.
p' any loss a may arse, y uisshiypiGg OF ha. from,
n nue nr loss W tuc, to ;Lt ext, n, t which,
u" - h'teh nsure, such Tobacco, under III. pojei,.
"i "e following 'n-vaace Curpsui- their tr,neeiy.
mounts, insured against LOSE Gamas. D., ii a. a. ,ts M
spres VIZ; In III. E'na tnuianc conpsuy. of Hartford
CONNECTICUT, TOT $1,000 tie Fsrmes Fir. Irsr,pr. and
Loan Company city of New York, $4,000 A luh,r To-
rance Of SlOOo will be effected few days. OF which duo
notice will he gwen. ~ '
THIS Establishment being pahlc convenience III. Prvpric
Tor hopests receive Far foPoiton ,f Puhio Patronage
- . WM. L. NORRIS.
The Lynchhurg Vreinisn To insert the above
weeks aud send their To thus office.
NAV t,c.r.
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MRS. JACKSON

The female character sbiinks, with the iDstIne /.
tve"ess OF the sensitive Plant. from the rude io.
frnsions OF public paper but, when The recesses
OF the domestic hearth have been interrupted and
the qualifications Of public candidate have been
attacked through The fame OF a Lady; when The
most violent assaults have been made, IN the Ad
ninishslon prints, upo0 the character of Gen
Jackson and wife, II becomes essential TO the
Cause "i female dclicacy, and of public Justice il
sell, to lay the defence before the people Cur
rea1ers have scarce any conception OF The very
course terms, 10 which Mrs. J. has been mentioned
We shall In tie Of the next week ay be
lore our readers the article from the Cincinnati Ga
%e'te, which contains he proceedings of The d.
YoTee' from The Records of Mercer Court but in
The mea time, wc 10y befo;e them eertsin cocu-
lhenIs which have been published il. Kentucky in
her vindicstoD How ca. we help aying some
lIt'le feeling on the occasion, when we see such
papers as the Boston Journal holding forth in the
following style upon his matter:
1--WE are -mu, opposed as any Of our brethren
cen be, to attacks upon private character or ptiva,
transactions, when they have no necessary con
nexon with the public interest and general veal
but tho is there in all hi. land, ,ba has % Ne.
ssier, or daughter, that couldbe pleased to see Mr.
Jackson Mrs. Roberts that ,oos) presiding /, ,h,
drawing rOom.st Washington? There u pollution i,
lhe touch, there isperdtion in the example Of pro
hlga;e wons Cher ways lead down to the cham
Der OF death, and her steps take hold on hell -
and shall we, standing IT, watch tower TO war,
our coua,rymen OF approaching danger, shall W
zeal our lips IN silence in respect 10 this person
age and ner paranour, great and powerful as he i.
and capN0GfWs as be readers 1 saseis With hi
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NOTLCE

AS committed 10 'he jail Of curerrcr county on .le
rm.n "t' asa runaway, negro by the maine of
@deoB who says he the property Of Nj I,cn.I
' h"" ''i ne was sold iy Thomas Craig Lancaster c.u
y ne y ieet inches bsh dark co.pplexiu broad H..
nose, asnaI gap hi. upper iOi treih he ,Iu 90
az ne n'h on when committed leans aud panIs-
~ pa' PIE eour,a uI hat about half worn has win
M wv" pa" blue Cashmere panIaioon.,2 oats with
'ies says he runaway time the winter on hi.
way 10 Inc South Tine owner guesl-d TO come rwar
prove property, pay tn, cha, ges and take him
VIII teGrah with according 10 law ~ - 'S
May 1. ~ " II%"gP'Pre, CO.
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4" Hano,er County co,.ri, Feb 28ii 1927
IN ton OF Robert L. Acre sud Luti hi. wife who
- wa, Lmntet,a Barker sdm'x u" Edmund Barker decd
oueteu, nat Paik Street, cue Of the Master Csmm
OF hi. couri. he appointed avii state ,e. IN.
me sand Robert L. Ao'c aud Lueretis his wife, adn'rx >,
OF their administration of tie said dec
and that he report thereof to IA. count. ''
copy. Te.te. PHILIP U WINSTON
Hanover C0uaty, 20 .ri. ' y ''
he parties rested IN the above ettieme. AZ
10 attend at the hOue OF Slr " a Gartiner IN The Iwsr
n1 o. ' county, on FRIDAY the htsi day Of June ne, -.
% "'e al mat time. L. STkEET, VI c.
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SIu ~ IL lRH

hFi my honss ~ Hanover county, the 29,h Of the .t
e tohih " anuary) black by til. name of gILLf,
o"mny cahed 5"ek belonging To the If Reuh-r,
o"ar DEC ieu about feet 10 ineh. high about IS
years o age stout well made, active and .,,ong has hu.hy
mead {" hair He has worked with james Fisher Jr pstt II
se'es year, past IN the Tightening business has
o" ue n"nrh-rr aud Petersburg Turnpike Road cloth
g was nome made Jouhle ciohhis coat white
ms pan'ao ms soour.dod fur bat. II. las be.n seen in
'emor; and Is likely he's ia kchnondor work on the
ward w' he Pad on hts being secured the Jail in Rich
hood ana my l""g informed thereof II unlikely hot
(AprID 1927 Holm pET "'"'''
Nay 4. " i's "I" s ueo',
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Val4cble Tobacco Land for sac

VIZ su"soriher oilers ms Tract of LAND IA Powbaa,
county ,oi sale rms tract contains betu $50 md son
two hids 'i which may he considered fl 81 at. tubaeco
800, vi ~ and 'ne whole of excellent quality. 1t
IS situated 10 miles above Powbsan Courthouse aud vubu
o osance from The ApPan atiox aud James Rivers. The
'e"s WIZ ne very ihefs; sufficiently enahIe man NJ
industry, acquainted with the cultivation Of tobacco H. -
or out OF Tie proceeds of the crop the NAV
hsrome Cue ANY person wishing purchase OF To- vi, ~ H.
rtm'sr', eau do ny applying MIR. Ed.rard Mnford
Ricin'uni. TopERr aYcowr ~
N b. should the purchaser wish TO prague ls,,rr,,,c
would eat with Linn for 800 more. domnr The sba
Nav & 's "e s"''e'
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KYLE r. C0CITR-9N-

AVE just receives; large addr,on4 supple. al srrp.
o'od'; which, together with the stock ns ,ey at
10 sell on Ia. most '"odefa. 1he 4oI,-
Jaesonri and swi.. Muffin Il lies
Plain and h.ufe Ell SWISS ID m,Iin (scne veg, Lnel
RirIl MuH q JarLOnet
LaPP, d ian;C'nd 40
do Il, Buk DO
A. & s-4 Plain 10 do
iionk Aiun, Robes
SWis M"sNn P"'t. Crsva!s
~ 'sii" ir.ctting a npunces
A. s. Ca.nhrc
~ * ca Jas .nnri DO
% Cambric Gnssu
Cd iaetonc; do
Ch,.a& Bsuis.e Robes
C I..I greet variety, s-ioe ve'y hanI,on,o
Furniture do
Thread Lace Edsrng,
bobbBs Lt,r Yea, CAPS n t;sue,
q, do LeH ndkfs < Co!l.,s
Hotbmei Giup Lace, Pcs.iiBe i oni,r-
biscs lt.'In Lustiing
do do cfsvat.
Pad 6sufedIi,rk GO he Ns.I.. .ir
-" do great variety Of colouis
10 French .atin mode
do Levsntines
t'e"eb .aiios Il Horenoe., asso,,ed colour.
tsninn n nankeen grapes
f'rmed Aandarine Koics
~" new, s1fcsnets X crsyp sbawE
Black a White Italian otape
S'uz' He'egt a sin hskis.
Gsule, .utin lu'tinr r,sl.,a,
cape Lis.e, assorted ,oImrs
Dtl. Hb"Ons shaded x checked
iT'ns cords a gfrrrs
as sd',. nd siosrs, "ns sud short
Gsp'lemen'' iiuet. a Btsver soye., so,nc ,e,, .,,
~ cotton hOtsery, English, Fisi,c h ~ ti.,y,-o
Cotton Il six siIspcnje fs N''''""
White & coioured u,afssine.
} p1 & short PIECES yellow ninkiHs
Blush tw,ed ytll,w do
yam q striped Jeans ard csssin.efe.
biaek = mixed ~, flasting
french English lpsn jiiIIin-
bla"h eiftassfsns Dehmtfk ,sl,e,pt
Bouhdziucs and bsuhsz.ffs
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0Iss oGUrrOM
S.4lMUEL SUEPHERO &. 40

w great pleasure in Acknowledged; the obligations ,ty arr
under 10 'he public for The liberal patronage tv have
hded towards ;hem, aud pledge hrs.vGs exert, A. the
nave heretofore done. heir best skill aud ndu-,v merit
continuance Of their iavouTs. They believe virginia
no longer under r y VI abroad for the execution
OF her printing Tire Office. Richmond improved very
much wih'n few Their ohce iar,- ard the
af- ~ 81 times prejateG to NO nf ms.nuc
drP~'c' aud style which they teu.iye. viii Civ.
saiisiIufinn. 49, -
They respectfully an examination Of ti. Boil JgI
done IN h'eim"nt which Tie ybcrve upon
10. ne 10 ma eFor to We: IS OF the
cnied in the United The terms shall IN h.
bbe al. 1900 ~
II they keep on hand, general aortn eat Q. BLANKS
oil approved iorns, Oh good paper
dav !. Its-anf
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SIGNS. &c.


maryland is IN motion. Meetings are holding
In various counties, for The purpose of electIna
delegates TO attend the General Jackson Convention
IN Baltimore, on the 81 Monday of his month
vi course, the friends OF the Administration and
'he oPpoaenis give very different account. of these
nsrtings-'he former represent them very thin
the latter as respec able, very respectable. Sc &c
On Saturday las, meeting was held In Baltimore
county, al which Joun Potter on presided, and
James Howard ac'ed Secretary Il preamble
and resolutions, reported by con- mit;ee were
unanimously adopted, and Tobias f. Sian hurry
Adam Showers, William Hau,ke, VIM. Brown.
n NJ. Bosley, James Gii!ing>, h. Howard. ]
3 Smith, JOHN Patterson, John ~. Wise Jane,
Howard, and John Il. III Worth ngton, ESQ
"ere appointed delegaes to the Convention TO
be held IN Baltimore Oh the third Monday in NAV
next.
The Eii'or OF the Baltimore Patriot, (of he
-blooded Administration breed) accompanies
The proceedings with the information that neither
General SALISBURY nor General John 5. Smith were
a. Tbs meeting; tina, they iginaily for MIR
Crawford, tut since the election had declared 10
he aforesaid Editor their confidence in the integ
'iiy and ability OF Mr.. Adams, and their salts
faction to the conduct Of the Administration:
aud that 60 neither would attend the conten pla, ed
Jackson Convention" II seens however tba,
The aforesaid Editor has missed figure in his CAL
cuiaiinn - POila!
Mr.. AiUNRoE--
Sir: In reply to the notice which you were
pleased 10 lake oi Gen John Spear Smith in your
paper OF Saturday, | am authorised TO say -
- That ho"ever favourable may have been his
opinion Of the Administration, tina, opinion has
been wholly changed by its conduct in regard to
ihe Colonial and Georgia questions and by that OF
It's Jealous friends ia Congress, who have so late
ly given tine strongest pledges OF sacrificing the
tree and un-hsckled industry of the country 10 The
advancement of few monopolsts That these.
ne considers leading measures and OF vital mpor-
lance to the welfare OF the country, in which he
thinks the Administrator has erred Thai there
are also questions involving the consiruc ion of
the Constitution in which he does moi agree with
tue Administration. That entertaining as he has
done Tor many years, The greatest esteem and res
pect Tor Mr., Adams, il had been his intention 10
take no other part in the approaching Presidential
Election than to give silent vote: but having
been selected by 20 respectable body of his
fellow Citizens az delegate to the Jackson Con-
vention. he shall attend, and discharge the du,v
of which lhay have deemed him worthy" G.
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iUDlTCR'S OFFICE Ray 2lsg7
n OrANitS PUBLIC EYho stW hold their Comma ions
~ ore Te"ided TIA" il IS required IF under a k.yG
penalty 10 render u,sa adco,ei IL tk Office ;cIe,Ier
tfsy ha"e Feesvsd any VoGria Eases s aeeo,-
stg gear e'Ids the SOFA September
=, IDS u. HALTH -iudi.or PsJIic lferovnfs. p
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L4U SCTTOOL

'TvIE sabsefbef has opened Law school At Wybe co,,
y house, pleasant aud most HEALTHY vIIsre YOUNG
gentlemen have beea qualified this school 10 obtain license
~ sl gptns lie wi be very little alsen, from IT, from
hre Of May until sometime November.
Einy D1llaf. - '
Tuition Zee fo any sngb Of time, 10 be paia w o,are,
EHW Drlss' ALEXANDER SMYrIl