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Delaware journal., 1827-11-02
CONDITIONS.

TIE DELaW.aRE JOURNAL is pub
Hshed on Tuesdays aud Fridays, at four dollars
ner unnun, tzoo dollars every si1 months IN ad-
vdalce.
advertisements inserted on the usual terms
Vis: One dollar for four insertions Of sLnteen
lines. and SO IN proportion for every number et
additional lines and insertions.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-02
Zen Dollars Reward.

RANAWAY from the Subscriber, some time since,
alad named JAMES R. Towns, an apprentice TO the
shoe-Making business. He is about 90 years old,
well grown for his age. Had on and took with him
blue cloth coat and pantalets and blue surtou, to-
sether with sundry other clothing. The above re-
ward will be paid to any person who will appre-
lend said boy, together with reasonable charges if
brought home. All persons are forbid harbouring
nm at their peril. JAMES SIMPSON.
Wilmington, Del. Oct 26, 1927. 55--4t
Delaware journal., 1827-11-02
Was Found,

On Sunday week, Pocket BOOK, containing
small sum ofmoney; near the Log Meeting House.
4he owner by proving property and paying charges
can have the same by applying to
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG;.
Ghristiaaa Hundred, Oct. 30h. 55-3t
Delaware journal., 1827-11-02

Original .anecdote.-A comicai fellow lately tras'
elng in the stage through Connecticut ana Massa.
chnsetts. had for his companions very tacturn set
Of fellows, and to amuse himself he thrust his head
ont Of the stage at every man he met and ha'lowet,
hurra for Jackson! Astrange soundin Yankey Town.
Passing brick yard, he sent forth his accustomed
vociferaton at Hodge, who let fly, in return the
handful of clay he was moulding, WHICH completely
masked the countenance of the unfortunate wag'
He took in his bespattered face, when one OF bis tel
low travellers, who had not spoken tor hity miles,
observed, that man must be Ctoylte.
N. Y. Advertiser.
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FOX he ENVUIFCCIt'
THE DELEGAT SOLiLOQUY.

T'aJlcurn. not adjourn, that is the qnestion;-
Whr,hei 'tis better for one here 60 suffer
The tolls aud lsbuurs Of smaSsing money,
Or 60 stand firm against sea Of motions
Aud by opposing, end them.-T' adjouru,-so bone
No more; and by adjournment, say we eud
The heart ache and the thousand natural shock,
That flesh is heir tots communication
Devoutly TO be wi,hd. T'sdIourn; go bome;-
Go home petchanee furn'd out aye there's Che ruo
For IN tina, phase 20 home, shat things are eouehd,
When we have ,huascd Of this legal coll
Must give u, pau'e: There's the respect
That make, our Sessions Of so long a life:
For who could bear these fy-,lo~" hours OF time,
TIL [Niga,ors wrongs-the rich maui, oon,uWely,
The paucs of parted love-the IotDs deioy'd,
The tog.roiiing for ofhee-aud the seeds
That waut Of merit Speaker brings,
When ourselves night q,,etu, make
by a bare voting who would dulluess bear
To chsfe anil q osn under weary life,
hut that the dread OF something at ones home
The ever way'rny country. from who bourne.
Fe,s Delegates return-puz1'es the Will
And makes rather hear those ills we have
Than 6y to greater, that we knotD wen Of
Thus Interest doth make towards Of u, all,
Aud thu, the native hue of good intention
ls sicklied DER with tho pale cast Of fear,
ADD enterprises Of NO Pits OF moment
With ,hrs regard, aueu,ivecar receive
Aud re, the uliue of sotOn--
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LATV SCHOOL

VIZ next session Il the LAW SCHOOL Al Nsedbsp, in
the county Of Cumberland, Fsrniye. IN the cnunt
ot Prince Edwardi will commence the first Monday IN
April next and cod with the yeng change ~ the terms Of
The Ian Schooi from the last year. when there hut few
siudents but very fail class expected this year from the
number already heard from Every letter ,yhh have re-
ceved IN relation 70 The LaV School, has been promptly an
swered II gentlemen coming IT, Will write ne directed H.
Farnvs, when they will be At Raines Tauer on the age
road from Rehms nj 20 Lynohburg, MY carriage shall meet
th IN there and take them 10 Nee1heu Those coming bt
the trtder hurg stage may get cot at the step my ,srd
~ the MOOT COURT, attached 10 the Lao School every
court Of The state occasionally repe,euted The plesdng
every regularly 6ied writing; causes ave res
larry dockeued, argued aud decided, uron written testimony
rnJ and regular fecOfdkcpt Of al the prsctedines: e.
that II gentleman will make The proper 81 the oks and
inquire for heJ correct kawltdge Of The theory of fe
he viii, he passes on, ne instructed and s ed in
correct conrse ot The practice For fuftAef particulars n
'ie o. The notice published this paper u the lat sson
Fer. iS t6-iartw CREED
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conformity with decree Of the county court OF Meek
euburg, pronounced Al February f827 in SUIT IN
,isncefy, wherein Chs. L. Wnghed complainant Chas
Wilson aud the admir- Of Warner Williams dee. and others
are defendants. The undersigned, together with Daniel id,
dsu1h, the Surveyor Of the county, will the 16th day 81
March inst II Otherwise, tie sir day pfof ED n
ay on portion winch did belong the sd Warner VII
hams dec. b lifetime, IA the unso lands ami l, attached
Sgtin. field Also, the portion Of the satd Charles Wilson
O. the sad itnds sud ot'
Aud on the 27h LAY Of March 1927, Il sif othsrw,e the
day, the ubc ihof will eel loi ready money IN
ftons Of sad NsUtr Williams, dec. Charles Wilso.
SAID lands aud lofs. AsO 1T the sfehnu
Dol r sid 81 Springfield which sd beoug ~ ie .,,
Warner Williams, dec aud seventh ol sad Wafch. n.,
.t.nxing Charles wilson. Alsu, i've interest uf the s,
Hasn,r W,iisiYs, de- he B,k f.ytin ~ Use .,,J fo,
eng one halt Of shns the ssn,e aud ai.. ,be fl
III the aid Charlie, W'eonn lie .ld hrtk tsyern beng
,i ,uih Of two shares; 10 saty the oium. . tic sid
ss l.. Winghcid against the sad " flttms dec a
hss Wilson JOS. y. CLAUsLL Oom
MeokIeubufg, March p, 1871 gs f8
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Ouh attention particularly called the following adj
V1nases hitherto overlooked by large majority Of those
eed to every facility that be given them Tn. sub.
''"e' "ouin not by means, intimate thing
OF peJndicng any one sgant other houses; but
oeI TO call the attention degree the Public.
warehouse opened CO.. the d bacco First.
would say that almost imposiibty TO set
e 20 And were II to be burnt down l Of toia Co tn,
public are bound to make good individual his i.s
singular advantage will he properly
TO the reir'al Of the Senate this session, pay
~ 'oaoco 1851 IN warehouse Petersburg Here other
advantages 10 the planter that obyou the house
usey on the hank Of the Canal, junction with tn
"heIe boats may be uniUaded in the weather. with
out any danger OF the hogshead even becoming udd il
a'sP dHecty on the street leading from Trents Bridge over
which team half price Of nIavof s,ying
Of twelve and half cents IN the drsyage of each bog,bead
coming lwn The from Basin 10 SnoclG ia no
uncomfortable, and when sent TO Seabfooks amounts 10 o.
c' he loot the Public all gravelled the hon
very comm )dious and skIdded in such enable
yne 70 hnd any ogshead in Farmers will never
naVe 10 y ~ Richmond than day. cunt of
=" business may not he amiss 10 observe, that all thu
ny eTs IN hiohmOnd attend all the Public and
Iii - al all times ennle TO the inst break, which
w bee'aIy ne al O'Clock The superintendent will pay
Particular attention to prevent waste in tobso erops
an ne put TO themselves Tobacco sold auction will be at
TO- so act 10 give the Planter trouble of having
to look Tor the bny may observed that no tobacco
ca" get wet IN the above mentioned house. MR. Fisher
"g man oil great attention and industry, associated with
MAJOR fiee as Inspectors thought that this is
generally known, al least IN parts the country fhil
ne ,hs case Is but service the Planter and Farmer 10
cav hs attention. to what TO the own in
lhose storing tobacco Riehnond give above
wat CONSIDER alton hest promote their
general good. " VIZ
Il Friend to the Planters
~ D. IL val he observed that the State is hound for
any opsceo shipped from any upland Inspection that may be
oh'ud ih'' house II any time full and application be made
any other quantity, II the duty Of The supernten-
70 e'y 70 The Tact, whrh mikes the State equally bound
81 The 7h March. 1876 F
- TIE Eitors Lynchbuts, will insert the above twice
March T. 4suH
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BY The Governor If the Commonwealth of pirginin
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS It has been represented the Executive by
w the Sheriff Of Henrco county, that Sunday night
last, three persons confined in the jail of saI county,
Their escape thereirom and ae now going at large, VIZ
George SkHte, charged with forgery and Wiiiiap Harris
for felony, both remanded TO jail by examining Coun for
further trial. aud Whtinn Angel, charged with breach OF
the peace have therefore, thought proper with the ady
Of the Council Of State TO offer reward Of fifty dollars
each Of the said iuse TO person persons who will
arprehrud aud convey them 10 the iil Of Henrco
aforesaid Aud do moreoyer require all officers civil
military and exhor the good people of the Commonwealth 10
Their hest tndeayors them be appehendcd
they may he dealt with the law directs
Given under my hand Gcvefnor, and under the seal
tie Commonwealth al Richmond, this 22d day Of February
1877 JOHN TYLER.
George Sbue about so years old, about feet 10 inches
high, dark hair aud blue eyes small defect in bis right
'rn in the state Of New Jersey, and said to have been
shfpmsb IN the u. States Navy.
Wilin Harris Is about % years old, about feet inches
bgh dark han aud eyes, sllow conp x5 two scars on the
right cheek born the state If New York. and BY profession
q ahuurtf.
William Angel ahoal Is years DID, about feet high ai
complexion bgn IN the county OF eofco, aud by profession
iahourer.
Feb. -.
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THE Suicides .aDIEy

Sleep on-slcep ou-unconscious boy
Ere yet thy dream be past;
Slerp Uri--nOr waken 10 destroy
The spell that binds thee fast
Inbalc in pesce the gentle air
That fans thnt cheek, that bosom fair
o. lightly waves the golden hair
Gu tbat pae forehesd cast,
And breathe, % or all thy .lumherins seuse-
The silent charm of Innocence!
Sleep on-slerp on.-unkuowu the woes
Ma,urer years ippaH;
unconsoiou, Of the bitter throeS
That hurst m"thef's heart.
All once, like thee by dreams hegUiled,
With raptured hopes that ,noihcr smiled,
aud fondly blessed thy birth; her child.
Her bsins's dearest part
Thou walt awake 10 iife-but she
j. sleeping-a, soon shall be-
Yes, thou wilt wake: but not 10 mourn
Thy parted patents fate:
And many page OF life shall turn
Ere thou can'.t read thy state:
Yetwii.u, TO ekpiate tiny birth,
Our ashes mingle with the earth.
In disappointed feelings deartL
Shall sorrow soften bate,
Aai they who spurned thy ,iTe's distress,
IN pity susrdthy helplessue.s.
Farewell farewe,l their hands tray lend
An aid 20 infancy;
Butte an their hearts such feelings blend
Asthou ipspme.t in me-
Image OF love ;--of that loved forru
Whose life-sresrns still thy pulse, warm:
Orphan, exposed TO earthly storm
dare not gaze on thee!
Thy waking glance too much en6ears-
TINS heat must weer-hut not IL years
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Trust Sale Of Land IN Henrico County.

Psruanee If deed Of trust made by William DiGdrIg
and Sally Webb his wife, the 18th February 1917 Peter
West and Jhn Stage, trustees, AMI duly recorded in the
ice OF Henfieo county Court, ~ To tile late Francis
Lewis the OF $500 trustees, will positively sell for
cash. the city 81 Richmond, before the front door Of the
Teru, Thursday the 18th Othe present Month Marcb)
the hours ~ and o'clock, of land IN the
u, called Greenwood Joining the lands Of Samuel M Book
Thomas West and others, being the that
lam DandI idse lives the 2GOj 10
with interest from 4h December iSi5 and expenses al
tending the trust We, the subscribers, will only convey t
rghtvested ia trustees; but believe the title goud
The tact contains about 400 acres PETER WEST.
JOHN Stage.
March g. 1927. gstds
" The above advertisement meets my appreciation
Whf D4NDRIDGE.
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Ttpentu DolIara Rc,nn,.-I

ANAWAY from the sub ibeT tn. 81 a.t July ne
- man bN the Of Scotland. He about 5 q Of 10
inches high thick ps aud Of yeloNh pexion By ex.s
minaon there wall be found large him and also
on ole leg, though recoleled which lis p,otable
that lie Is associated with bostm, Appanax
IveT free in the neighbourhood of Fsray
His father Edmund owned ny John Dupuy OF Nottowsv
county, and am told keeps baekmhs shop hts masler
Place he may have taken the river to Pctesh,yr and he
IN about that ohet state IL
Po'snie ne nay have obtained free pass if so he passing
for free and perhaps king s rsd, which il bas
Tough 'sPene The above reward will he given any
dollars TO confue him any Jail so that get him
Ponce Edward, JAM 7Tr,f
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Ponce Edward, Jan. fs


d. hiciD r. JAMES Offers for sale the place at which
ne 20" res des, situated within mile of Carersye
~ healthy and agreeable co tanning 80 acre.
ao % OF winch are well mhere the cleared land OF good
quay ana wei wattIed There excellent spring
within convenient distance the house The bnidiugs are
All new the dwelling house sufficient the coommodaon of
snap Ah,iy HE Establishment is well calculated for
20 ,he country during the moDhs. Disposed
puohsse are TO DE- James the proprietor residing
subscriber residing in the City OF Richmond.
Nov . st-wu nv o,JeJ nf thi p"a nlS,
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COnlnliesinn Hnnee

VIZ susenhers, unlef the firm u & E. lIonta
Uahsot any business that may he TO their ca e. and
hPsby the s,icest attention. AZ times 10 he able 10 obtain
ne 5he. prices for produce with which thew may he en-
uSed NO storage will he charged any thne sold by ~,
he same con he received IN house Merchants ship
pug goods from the North for the upper country may find
some adyanase by shipping care one Of rs will a.
n 70 he being carefully handed at the vessel aud basin
Fonf and other articles received Slrage. charges on
whch wiii he IN accordance with the times ANY goods 10
tbs fcss will be bought to Order Merchants 10 he conn
Try would find this advantage that those buying in hurry
annot nave. Office At present NJ. J. W. Dbre Que
door above Col. 10. Peytou, Cary street.
II. n. MONTAGUE.
h. r. MONTAGUE.
Richmond, I'eh. TO- a7-sff
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Green House PIanfs fo,. Nj.

Vac stb'c 'htr intending TO travel for the benefit nf nj
health oilers for sae al hs re,dence, opposite the Go
VrInnrnt House R'emsud his extensive collection Of
HhEEN HOUSE PLANTS, and he believes il NAV be a,
serted without fear of contradictions that collection of eoal
eehi aud quality, has ever been offered for sale IN the IT, S.
me admirers of Flora and lovers of go7d Lemons and o.
lanse' have now opportunity Of selecting great of
elegant Plants aud Fruit Trees ornamentins their Green
The plants which remain unoI first of April will be
"HsIed al auction, and a list OF them he given.
niarch s. 96-wfw TURNER
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FOR S8JE

ElklNG dcfous 70 remove 10 Che country offer
- f sie NY fern called HaiCk containing BY late sn
YES 40 scfes large PORTION II which low grounds. IL
tuled On The 'iage road leading fon Rchn5ond Fed.
lcsshme nine miles above Richmind. on Chietshn,ery
Swamp, there viii be seeded the farm from 1910 75
ei n whest AZ on prime land; farther lie
unnecessary, those pofsis Wishing pufchac s,l r g,e
hs premises whcethe terms will be msde known by the sul
t8er. WIZ. WINSTON
Oct 30. so-vn
The ahose property vii BE- .od on credit Of one f,.o
three and four ycsrf W W
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HILL BE SOLD
March Q, 1927.

N the Brooke Tavern public auction, Thor sday the
~ 18th day OF March, II far, not the far day, NJ,
IItnfioJ county, stulted thr West side u
Brooke Turnpike aud adjoining the leud John Robinson
E. aud the Bro ke Tdyeiu THIS aGO
acfes, considerable portion Of which woods sud has
comfortable dwelling house, suitable ioi the accOnnc,s
small family, valuable mill with par of excel.
lest stones, ana very large iorhonsc u only hgt
miles dani Richmond Inc will b. 5cconnoas.
lug aud made kuOwn on the day OF sale
hIarchg. gs-A C.B.FLEEr.
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Yaiuoblr Esf0te for Nnie-

pursuance OF deed IT trust executed 10y Chrisloph,
Ciak bearing date the Goth day Of March, 1890 aud
corded III the county Montgomery which deed
made or the purpose Of ndemnug Isaac oey aud Thonas
Moore The Subscribers OF them, will proceed the
i6ih day of April next, fair If the fair day TO sell
at auction the premises, for cash. that well known
Bent Mountain Estate containing about 900 acres Of land
being the tract Of aud 20 the said Christopher Clark
by Andrew Lewis aud Charlie. Johnson This estate
deted one OF the finest stock farms Virginia II will he
sold subject TO prior deed fo the benefit OF the President
Directors and Company Of the Farmers Bank Virginia The
trustees will convey such title Only vested in III, ID und
the deed OF trust above refer ed 10.
EDWARD WATTS.
March g. 93--td4 Whi. RADFORD
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civil process, and thus you will perceive. how n-
finitely preferable it is to carry into effect mme-
the measure. contemplated b, the instruc
tions to the Agent, 1t is, Indeed, to I've laoen,ed,
that a person so well known for his unfitne-s,
should have been charged with such office; but
this very knowledge will make the faiIu<e; If he
failure happen not our fault, but The fault OF his
employ ers.
OF all the wrongs wantoaiy and cruelty iufct-
ed, none have been borne with more patience THAI
the charge ri seeking the dssoulo" of, he Union.
My intentions have been to cement and perpetus'e
it, by preserving nvoate the rights of the parties
20 the compact, wilhou, which the compact would
be of no value; AMI to this end have uncea-ing-
ly Iabored Time may probably disclose, that a
very imperfect Judgment had erred in the adoption
Of the best means, bst the intentions will remain
the same, and he who must finally Judge, will GER
family not mistake them. Hoping that he Presilen
i'll not ia,l in the contemplated negotiation. and
tha, the matters In difference may be speedily and
annie sbly sdus ed, 20 he entire satisfaction OF the
parties in controversy, | have not hesita'ed tn
make TO you this frank disclosure and expls-
nation, that you may use il at your discretion, 10
promote the peace aud harmony which ought ever
to subs.t between the States aud the United States,
and in which assure you none feel deeper
concern and interest than.
Yours, very respectfully,
G NJ. TROUP.
The Hon the Senators and Representatives
Of Geofgiala the Congress OF the U. S.
We copy the following rom the Savannah Re
publican of he 24lh inst,
BRIGADE ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Savannah, 24ih Feb 1927.
When we are awfully told by the President OF
the United States, that lie " ill he compelled. un
de, certain circumstances, b an obligation - even
igher thin that o human authority" 10 use the
" military arm OF The Union. TO prevent The en-"
fore emen, of a law of State, passed under the
guarantee of a Treaty of-the Union, solemnly a.
tilted and promulgated as the supreme law OF the
land, by the proper authorities, whereby rights
have been vested in the Stale, which no human
authority can dives, it of. but by the strong
arm Of power. When the Executive OF he
State tells us that " He will resist to the utmost,
Uni ed S a,es, shall think proper o ~ Ike on he
Territory, the People, or the Sovereignty Of
Ie0rgia," II IS indeed time TO tend upon our
defence; and having asserted our rights, 10 pre-
pare to maintain them. We will not then wait
Tor further orders.
The Colones under my command will there
fore forthwith have their Regiments in tn. best
possible attitude of readiness to meet the wors
state OF things, which may grow out of any at
i tempt TO proven; the right 10 pursue the DIS for
which our government was ins;luted to estab-
lish the Sovereignty and independence of the
States, and promote the welfare and happiness OF
the People.
ED. HARDEN. Brig Gen
1t. Brig. Georgia Militia
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LaW SCHOOL.

WE subei Ibef has opened Law School Wyhe Court
house. ~ pleasant AND most healthy vllsgc. Young
gentlemen have bees qualified in this hocl 10 obsin license
~ sir months lie will be very little alscnt ON it, from the
4 q May until sometime IN Noveuber
Fifty D.iisfs
Tuition Fee Tor any length Of nme, be paid in adyanc
finy Dpilsrs. ALEXANDER SMYTH.
Feb. ~ a. y3fnt
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March
BROOKE T.FVER.V FOR SALE.

fiiIS well known situated Henroo county, at
the upper end Of the Brock Turnpike, miles from
chmond at the forks ct the Mountain and Frederic
stage roads tn. tavern is story wood buiing
eight private house for the family with rooms;
ana stable for 10 horses There about forty
attached 10 the premises, Of good quality The subscribers
being anxious to close all their business will sell crest
gain N the above naaed propery hut, sold by Thurs
day. the ist of Mach will that day. the premises
up 10 the highest bidder A. the time place. will he
sold, TO the highest bidder, all Of the stock every escp
''on, plantation utensils household sDd kitchen furnur,
every other description OF property belonging the hm.
The terms for the real will he made known The
lay Of sale the personal estate will he, twelve months for
sum; over ten do with bond and approved security; under
ten doIa-s, cash will be required.
SAMUEL OWEN
Feb. 6. s5-2aT6tt JUDITH p. NELSON.
IL The above sale postponed on account of raiu T.
Thursday 18th OF March, fair, If the DAY,
SAMUEL OWEN,
March q. 98-At JUDITH T. NELSON.
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Feb. IL.
TO MECRAYICKS

ftth subscriber IA, sooG sctt g. Cotton Yam Facor-
w"c can ne Improved with ve'y le expense, which
disposed TO lease or term Of very commoda,nr
terms This sce at h., mill on Barit.s
river, 40 the upper edge o! Halifax county, about
ao"ve IN. Courthouse, poPulous healthy
mood. lie disposed To sell his Saw Grs Mill in the
iow. edge OF Phtsyyanis county, with daan
10 winch viii he attached small Of
acres 10 'i the purchaser THIS property would be
sold an very mode, lie elus. ROBERr EASLEY
PHtsyivaIia county, IAN. 10 7-wIO,vs
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.MOTIliE

VIE subscriber Offers h. ms aud the pup
TIC, TO ei all kinds OF country produce commissions
anu Penge int sricte steni TO the lie will
attend to the selection aud buying of every description Of
uioc'e' anu rn hi long experience in that line he hope
give general satsiaciion For the present lie may found
at Tue old stand H. H. Co.. doors Bell Tavern
al q LAKELAND