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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-28

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The undersign-
ed wishing 10 dispose of his plantation Hard
ware river in the County of Albemare about six miles
from the town OF Scottsviie James river will offer
It Tor sale on Tuesday the 18th day of August next on
the Premises-Tirs tract contains about thousand
acres-of which one fourth part are low grounds, and
much OF the first quality. The improvements on this
plantation, consist of comfortable dwelling house,
barn, wheatmaclHnc, SC. This land may be divided
into two farms lying each side of the rver-and will
be sold in that way if required-it will he shown, at
any time previous to the day of sale, by my manager
Mr. Pace, living il, or by myself Possession will be
given at Christmas with the privilege of seeding
crop OF small grain, atthe usual time. Terms will be
made known on the day OF sale.
SAMUEL DYER, SR
Albemarle, JulyT. I7-wtds
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TO THE PUBLIC.
DIAL Coach Line Jicni Guyandoueto Stanton, three
Linn


VHNHE Subscribers have established lire of Posi-
u Cocchcs from Guyandotte 10 S,aunion, which
instead Of running frice week only stated in Q
former notice. will, for the greater modation Of
the traveller and to prevent unavoidable DELAY on the
road, perform the Route three times week
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence by the Licks and the State Turnpike TO Lewis
burg and the principal Medicinal Springs to wit the
White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm sc. To Stann,on
IL viii leave Guyandotte every Tursdoy Thurs
day, and Saturday, at o'clock, a. NJ and on its re-
turn vii leave Staunton every Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday al the same hour.
Al Staunton the Lae the Charlottesville Rich.
mond and Fredericksburg Lines, also, running three
times week.
The Route from Guyandotte to S.aunton will be per.
formed in o travelling days (he 9Th day, in each
week, being necessarily resting day,) and from
5taunton TO Richmond or fredericksburg in days and
from Richmond TO the city Of Washington in 26 hours
and from Fredericksburg to the City in hours.
There will be no night travelling throughout the
Route.
Persons ascending the Ohio, on their way 10 the
Morrill, will nd this Route very pleasan, 6 cheap one
And those who may wish visi; The Springs are in
rally be accommodated, short notice. with good err
ira Coaches to those watering places.
Andth Public are assured that in attention TO the
accommodation and comfort OF the passengers so far as
good coaches and teams and skul, attentive and So
Der drivers afford them, the line shall not be ine-
rcr 10 any other in the State.
PORTER s. BELDEN,
Proprietors from Guyandoiie TO the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the Warm Springs to Staunton
Guyandottc, June 10. I2-w2n
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WASHINGTON HOTEL FOR RENT.-This
Wv stand, situated in the centre Of the town OF
Lynchburg will be for this FAM possession Civ
on the first of October This has, for several years
past, been of the best Kept Public houses in the
paccand from its central suation is better calculat-
ed for boarders than any other, and has very extern
siye contingent CUSTOM The buildings are all of brick
commodious and in good repair On the same lot there
il convenient aad comfortable twOstory family resi-
deBcc, with good garden, and well of excellent wa
ter, so situated 70 be convenient 10 both buildings
The whole may he rented together, separately Per.
sons disposed 10 avail themselves of this valuable stand
will please make carly application either the subscri.
her, living in Campbell county, Wards road, or TO
Mr.. Thomas billiard Of Lynchburg.
July 81 2I-w3w HENRY NORMAN.
Eligible situations for Cotton and JToolie,l Manu-
fdctTics
yE7HE subscribers inform the public That they have
n for sale rent on reasonable terms, two very eli
gble Mill sites James River, contiguous TO their
Flour and Corn Mills, situated near the public Dock
upon good navigation short distance only above Mayos
Bridge, and opposite the Capitol with ample and con-
slant supply OF Water under fall or pressure OF ~
feet neither subject to droughts frcshetseiher Of
which sites, can be improved at small expense, the
canal being already formed Letters post paid will be
duly attended TO. y. HAXALL & Co.
| The National Intelligencer, American and CONNER
cal Daily Advertiser, (Baimore) and New York Eve
ming Post, will insert the above once week for tw,
months, and send their accounts for payment
| July 2. 1s-w2m p ~. & Co.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., }
FEB. 81, 1929. s
HBROPOSALS will be received at this Department,
81 for the purchase of the transports in the Peniten-
tary. Terms, cash. Those disposed to purchase will
give in their proposals without delay.
BY order, VIM. II. RICHARDSON.
Feb. 2I. 96-tf
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n AND FOR SALE win, on the 4th Monday in
" Aug in the town of Urbama, (Midiesex) sell to the
highest bidder, on accommodating terms, the plantation
called Prams, situated ia The lower end Of Mddlesex Co
containing 800 This land abounds in pine wood
ad Is very convenient TO the navigation OF the Kappa
hammock. VIM. ROBINSON Adm'or
July 10. 1S--fMAug of Necder Robinson.
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OF Tho enquirer is published twice wcck generally au,
three times week during tho session of the Legislature
Pfi,e, the heretofore, Five Dollars ann pya. In
aisasce Notes OF hsr,cre, banks ony will be-
received IN payment Tho Editors will
mn them by mail tho postage of all letters being paid by tho
1- No paper will he discontinued Out NJ tho dissertation o tho
Edtors) until all arrcarogcs have boon paid up.
lave the tenth GRATIS. ~ '~r~ $780,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
90 One square, OR LESSFt insertion con-
tinuancc, so cents.
advertisement inserted, until ci,or been paid or as
sumcd bv some person in this city, its cnvirons.
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NJOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
~ between the subscribers, under the style OF Lewis
Rodgers, s. Co. dissolved the LIST Of this month"; and
persons indebted to the notified that we
DESTROYS of closing all the accounts Either of the
undersigned is authorized 10 coecthe debts due their
late firm and grant receipts.
LEWIS ROGERS,
r. HARRISON,
T.. w. TOMPKINS.
July Ii. l9-2aw I'm
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mr.. CLaY ~ KENTUCKY.

We learn that the friends of Mr. Clay will not con-
sent to The publication Of his late speech at Louisville
~ was OF so violent character, they dare not suffer il
10 meet the public eve. We have for time been
OF opinion, that the vindicye Of this impruhent
ana ienpers'c po'iclan in his last eeconeering tour
through Kentucky, would seriously injurc the uniust
cause he laboring TO support There is point in
party malgnity, which the " uindciive dcud.
gOgue" cannot pass with npuuty. The people OF en-
tucky not yet his slaves though he seems to think
he has right 10 direct their conduct and their choice
IN all public matters Dut the truth s lac oveTates his
own consequence and Importance in society," and did he
possess common and ordinary discernincn end dscrc
ton, he would have long since been convinced OF that
fact lie ought TO have known IL he disposed to
draw lessons OF wisdom from experience. that the time
has passed when his violent phipcs against Cen Jack
son, nIuie the reputation OF that Industrious Yet
IN defiance OF The OF the community and
biton, with the discmpered zeal and needless folly Of
maniac. such man can never expect the support or
confidence OF a free and enlightened people. He may
disturb society for while, by his noisy defamation.
but so long as he esnno, gain credit for goodness
csty OF motive In bis present fallen state he will
ier excite nor receive the sympathy compassion OF
the community fCilcinfl0H Republican.
The Presidenry.-i, is gratifying TO the friend, Of
Cen jackson 20 observe the general appreciation which Is
commanded by the present administration by the
OF policy which ii has pursued -Four months have bare
~ escaped since the inauguration Of Gen Jackson, and
ia that short time all apprehension Of his npetuOus RASH
ness has subsed his dull aud untalentcd cabinet has
turned ont TO be very able and efficient one and the
business oil government Is going on like clock work. II
~ uh7 VIC NdUOhdl intilEcDttI NdNOudl journal
eDdeavor keep up what racke, they can. in conunc
ton with The deranged clerks Of tho departments about
the OF the President; hut Che old gentleman shows
little Of the warmth Of character, and fire attributed
90 him, that he docs not threaten them with the
Calaboosa, much less tuck them up crop on their ears
and they are suffered to expend their paper lies ~
perfect security. With the exception Of these there is
little said in the opposition papers about the admin
israoD they have nothing 10 find fault with, and TO adj
mire is no part Of tbeg vocation.
| From tho specimen we have already had, we anguI
that at the end Of Cen. Jscksons four years his al
ADMINISTRATION will receive higher and more general ap
probation than any obor since the days Of Washington
Mr.. Clay there is no doubt now, will be Candidai,
for the Presidency at the next term: and Cen jackson
we have strong hopes, viii suffer himself 10 be elect
cd should bis bes;ti continue. We really regret th,
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Eastern District Of Yirginia, TO soit:
kE IT REMEMBERED, that on the eleventh Ja
~ OF July, in the fifty ion,,i, year OF the Indepe n

s..@........ dencc Of the United States of America
l.. g. THOMAS w WHITE. OF the said Dis.
ssxs.s..-.r tct hath deposited in this Office the title
OF book. the right whereof he claim $
as proprietor, In the words following 10 wit "Oiieinal
4" and Miscellaneous Essays By Virgnan.
Dubuque duin,cs rdriet0ie tcncbo --OvID.
F." Printed and Published by 4. w. White. 1929"
In conformity TO the act OF tho Congress of the Uni
ted States, entitled, An act for the Of
learning by securing the copies OF maps, charts, and
books TO the authors ana proprie,ors Of such copies dur
ing the times therein mentioned"
RID. JEFFRIES.
Clerk Of the Eastern District OF Virginia
June IT oO-vIw
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AJOTICE.--will be sold on Saturday the 18th Of Au-
lN gust next at II o'clock, A. NJ in front Of the Bell
Tavern in the city Of Richmond all shares in the cspi-
tal Stock Of the Mcchancsvillc Turnpike Company,
which full payment has not been made.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
IVY Is. 1o--vids G. ". CARJ2fSGTCN, TrcacT
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Latrdtic Hospital, Uilliamsburg
NOTICE IL hereby given that all the cells in this
l% institution occupied and that no more patients
win be received until Of the said cells are vacant;
due notice Of which will be given. by order Of the
Court Of Directors. l.. HENLEY.
may 20. 5f--H
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
POTTER'S
Vegetable I athoMcon.
ONLY 80. PER BOTTLE.

TlIE unparalleled reputation of this
l. Medicine is such, and its pre- cmlnen,
virtues are go well established. and so fully
acknowledged by an intelligent public that
itls scarcely necessary TO say any thing
further than that II is SOrei sign Remedy
IN diseases of the Liver, Debility resulting
from lulemperance and dissipation; old and
uvcterato Ulcers. pans in the bones, at
teEded with swelIings of the joints; indi
gestlon. blujches on the face, pIlnples, &c.
Syphilis, Cutaneous diseases generally,
and Teuer IN particular, Mercurlal and
Scroiuluus complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures per.
formed by the Caiholcon, have become so
numerous, as to preclude their insertion in
any newspaper, and has made 1t necessary
for the proprietor to print them in pam.
phlet of about 100 pages. This will be
forwarded "a soon Is possible to the seyc
raj Agents for gratuitous distribution, and
must. on perusal, strengthen the good o.
pnldn now entertained by the friends OF
tins medicine, aud disarm, as il is hoped,
the prcludices Of those who view with dis
trust any medicine not known IN what is
called regular practice" Fac Is are stub.
born things and canno, be galnsad.
AT the earnest solicitation of members
Of the medical faculty and others who have
Witnessed the astonishing cures effected
by the use the Vegetable Catholcon, and
who are anxious that its benefits to man.
kind may be more widely dliiused, the pro
prictor has consencd to reduce the retail
price 10 TWO DOLLARS per bottle; and
This will be done wthou, in any way dete
rioratng The quality Of The medicine, or
reducing The size Of he bottle.
For sale by
A. p. MOORE,
Market square, Newport, II. |.
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Valuable land for sale
AT REDUCED PRICES.

THE Proprietors OF the South East nine
Il townships of the Holland Pure hsse IN
the western part of the State OF New York.
now offer the unsold land in those Town.
ships for sale, at the following reduced
prices viz.
In quantities Of 1000 acres or over, lying
as contiguous aud compact as may be, az
one dolla7 and twenty five cents per acre.
and IN less quantities. etone dollar and tif.
~ cents per acre, for cash m hand, and at
two dollars per acre, ii's per cent of the
purchase money i'm i-7yance, and the resi-
due payable in eight %rl annual install.
ments, the first IL be- nd IN three years
from date with interest," b the residue from
that time only
These townships are distinguished, by
No. /, . and 3, in the Isl. ID srd 3d ranges
ofthc Holland purchase lylgg Inthetowns Of
Friendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Alcgany
County and CLEANS and Hlnsdale,in Catta
raugus County
The face Of the countryis diversified with
hills and valles, but not mountainous; the
soil rich and easily TILED.
II is covered with greatvorety oftim
Der, of luxurlant growth. The country T.
well watered and remarkably healthy. Va
rious roads are opened through the
tract; houses ofpublic worship; mills, an,
school houses have been erected therein
As the title is indisputable, it is believed
that this tract presents more induccmeut e.
the enrerprising emigraut than nuy other
in the State. For further particulars apply
10 the subscriber, az the Office Ofthc iiul.
laud land company at this place.
EI!icottvlllc. Cautaraugus Co. Ny.
Juno !. 800
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HAS JUST RECEIVED FRoW pOsTON,
i L.lRGE .2SSORTUE.\Y' or
SPRING & SUMNER Goops.

Uhich uiH be SoJ AT air.luccd pucrs
Among which are.
HLCE. mixed and olive Eroadclo,hs,
- sa,lireits, silk and Valencia Ne-lirg.
black and red Clrrassian, black Lasting,
yellow naukln, nankin and Canton grapes,
blue, black, pink, white. brown, and olive
Gros de Nsplrs silks: colcred Florence, blk
sincbaw, white and colorrd satin, Russu
damask, linen damnsk cloths, linen checks.
tine mas!and linens, white and brown drill.
Inen and cotton lHNn, linen caubrlc hkis.
Russia diapers, plain and iio'd Swiss mas.
in, tan:y cravats. ieno and book muslin, y
large assortment Of small figured calcocs,
glnghOms, Mexican soliceDs aprctty arli-
Gle for childreu's wear. brown ctmbrlc, fine
white German cotton hose, brown ba'lst. n
new style Of bctinos rich gamituro rib
bons, large and small sheiI combs, togeth
or with almost every desirable article Of
the day, and Of good kind, al whicb are
offered as low as at any Other store in
town. 4lh mo. 23d. 1900
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Admini traitors Notice.

yE,HE subscriber hereby gives public no.
Il tice that he has been appointed Ad.
minis,ra,or on the estate Of JoBS Nor
Tnup, late Of North Kingstown, deceased,
and has accepted Of said trus, and qualified
himself according to lsw-hc therefore
requests oil indebted to SAID estate, to make
payment TO him without delay, said estate
having been represented iDso'yen, and
Commissioners appointed on The same, The
creditors will govern themselves accord
ingly.
North Kingston, Sept ~, le2o
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WILLIAM GOFF,

HAS CONSTANTLY FOR S.1LE,
II his StOr, hecd Of G0rdner's ehnC, neri
south Of The BrYeeJN
great variety of CORtlALS, of good
quality, such as Robbery, or Winter
Green. Peppermint, Anniseed, Tonsy, CHINA
mon. Lemon. Glove. and Spcarmint .Cordinls
The above may bc had in any quantity At 30
cents per gallon.
Also; a general assortment pf GEOCE.
RlES. Liquors, Wines, Teas Crnckory. 6
which " N be sold as cheap as can be purchas
ed elsewhere.
The subscriber gratefully acknowledges ,hc
liberal patronage hitherto afforded by his
friends aud hopes by his endeayors 10 please
and strict attention 10 business, 20 merit q
continuance oftEcir Eavors Feb 2G
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
ITALIAN LOTION, or
Tincture of Peorls,

LNOR improving, preserving ana beau
u tifying he complexion.
This admirable compound has stood the best
0f all tests (that Of eSpcTionce) and proved II
se If The most effectua and valuable cosmetic
vet discovered for removing pimples, spo's,
f,rck les redDoss Of the skin. and all cutsn.
eous eroptons, imparting TO the skin the most
t.licat. fairness. In ease of scrofula, snlt
Iheun, and various other hnmors, II has been
used with peculiar success Gentlemen
whose faces are rendered tender by shaving,
will find il excellent beyond precedent, for a.
melora,ing and removing the unpleasant
harshness caused by the operation. Those
persons whose avocations expose them TO in
tense solar heh, and severe winds, will find
that an occasional application of this valuable
compound viii atUd the most soothing relief
ss il removes them pleasant sensation caused
by either. II has not bern deemed requisite TO
offer long recapitulntion Of its many virtues
20 its admirable properties are too well known
and too Justly appreciated 20 require IL But
as there are many vile and spurious cosme;.
les offered to the public, as possessing virtues
of vital importance. II may not be useless 10
remark that the italian Lotion has been used
by Thousands, both in Europe and America (,
with entire success, and far exceeding their
sptiripstions. II not only renders the skin
beautiful, soft and clear, but by repeated APP
plicalions IL promotes q general exercise Of
those important functions Of the skin, which
are Of primary importance TO those who wish
to attain and preserve beautiful complexion
and does not contain any Of those pernicions
| ingredients. which are the basis Of most COS
metics pow in use. Certificates Of its com
peie efficacy can be shown TO any who vish.
either nEnglish, French, Spanish, or Italian
For sale by }. j. FALES.
may 9th, ,l0e9.
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y lOCkSEf W NtOSS WNIt.
Liverpool & Canton Earthen Ware,
English 81 American G,ass do.
a n extensive assortment Of the above
IN Just received, g. repacked in lots to
suit purchasers, at prices much lower than
New York, Boston, or Providence, consist
ing of
Blue rRIsTFp.
Dishes, 10 10 Ia inch, plates, twiaers, muf
fins
Bowls I2s, 24s, COS. Jugs, IS, Is, Gs, I2s
PAS. and 3Os
Baisons, 4s Gs Ewers, do do
Chambers. Is. is Covers, do. do.
Sillads. roand, square, and scooped
Vegetables. with covers Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands Sauce tourcens
complete
Cheese trays, Nappecs. & brush trays.
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars creams,
Teas, handled, and coiieos 90.
Blue AHD WHITE GOLD BoRDERFD CHINA
Coffee bowls and saucers, handled and ~
handled.
Teas. do do do. do
Tea plates, assorted sizes, &c.
BLrE AND GREES EDGED.
Dishes 10 to j. inches Plates, twiffors
and Du,.ins
Salads, oval and scolloped; pickle leaves
jugs, IS. Boats, DC &c.
TNAMELLED
Tea pots, sugars, creams. and teas,
Chambers, balsons. bowls * Jugs.
C.toLOURFD.
Dishes, { TO 90 inch Plates, twihers, and
suppers.
Baisnns 81. 6s os Chambers, de-. do. do.
Bowls l2s. 2is, and 30s Coffee pots. urns
Toast dishes bc1umange moulds, Il mugs
jugs H. Us, l2s. 24s \ bakers
GL Ass,
DrcASrTRs-qts heavy cut, fluied, finger
aud comet.
DO. do do do do. hall top
DO. do do diamond 4 glory
! DO do plain, common fluted Il
ground stops.
Do. pts and halfpts
Do. engraved, labelled, moulded, and let
tered
TvNBLrRs--qt p,. hsifp, and gill, finland
tale.
wIxrs-nu,ed finger diamond fan and plo-
~. cut. ground, rough and plain. flint and tale
GP0rders from the country promptly
attended 10.
archibald MunrO.
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HOR SAH3a
ESHrSS;S

"lIE subscriber offers at reduced pri-
Il ces, his Stock of DRY COODS,con-
sistng Of
Broadcloths, Habit do; Cassmeres, fan
nes, plaids. sattipctt; bombazetts, calicos,
ginghams. linens, cotton shirtings &sheet
ings. tickings, cambrics. book, null and
Swiss muslins: black levaDtine, coI'd silks,
yib5ons, gloves, shawls. cotton and worsted
hose, broad diapers, bombazInes. circassi
ans. &c.
These Goods must he turned into money
in one way or another, at no very distant
time, and for that reason mus, of necessity
be sold loU. All who are about supplying
themselves for the Fall or Winter. may do
much worse than at
III. Thrmps street,
B. S. CAHOONE, Agent.
sept. 10.
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MlTTON HALL.
Newport, sept. IL, 1900.

newport, SEPT. u, lS<y
Court Of Probate, .Nt'cpo,', Sept ~. 1929.
"THERr the Commissioners Report
w on the Estate of
DARIUS DENNIS.
late OF Newport, mariner. deceased. was
this day presented for ollowance:--It is
ordered thereon, that the consideration Of
said Report be referred 10 a Court Of Pro
bate. 10 be holden a, the Sinfc House in
Newport. on the first Monday IF October
next. at o'clock, a. m. and that previous
notice be given BY publishing this order in
the Rhode Island Republican three several
times to oil persons interested. to appear
II that time and place, and they shall be
heard. Dv order.
b H. HowLASD, Prob. elk.
sept.17.
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Vhe NEW Arrangement.

L hare come 10 the !6'iowipg differentiation:
That from and after the ist day ot March
1929, will not maize charge on my books
Ia any person or persons, for a less sum ;h.n
81, except 90 those who have, or are IN the
habit of having, open accounts with mo
All charges from | TO 50, to be demanded
within 60 days, and those from ) 10 $50, with
in the torn of four months
My reasons for not making charges less than
81. are these: 49, One htrd when called for are
said to have been paid. thus creating unplga.
SAINT feelings on both sides, for one or the 9th
er's mistake One third is charged to persons
not again seen or unable TO pay-and for the
remaining thru on'y payment is MADE,
My reasons for not giving longer credit on
sums from 3 to 900, can be summed up IN II
few words - AN EoT AEIE
WM. JAMES TItLEY.
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Guardians Notice.

vE'HE subscriber gives public no,ice, tha,
he has been appointedby the Hon. the
Cour, of Probate Df the town Of Tiverton,
Guardian of THOMAs SIMMONS. of liver
ton. (ndjudged by said court ofprobaie TO be
incapable by reason Of his advanced age Of
managing his estatc:) and has given bonds
according to law lie hereby calls upon all
persons having demands apains, said Thos.
Simmons. 70 exhibit The same TO him within
siS months from the date hereof. and ,hose
indebted to make immediate pavmeb,to
ABNER SIMvoNs. Guardian.
Tiver,on. May 4th, 1929 sept 3
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.gEFN EE -. ERAT-E-CN
Attorney az LAW,

TT AS removed his Office 10 the House d.
recIlv opposite 10 and north ofthc Cour
Nous", whore he may be found at all times
his utiico being contiguous 20 his residence
Hereafter his whole time will be dev ted cx
clusvcly 90 his profession. Juy9