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7s,w,EN .r,,. DOLLARS DOLL, REWARD will siyel

FENwENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-I will give
~ inc above reward Tor the experimenting and deli
very TO me, in Cooehland. my man Moss. who mai.
MS e.e'pe en- Ihnrsday night, the Goth ul,; or log
my nun IN any jail 50 get him again Moses IL DO.
tween Twenty-Five and thirty years of age, yellow
complexion has scar eide oi his face ne ar the
eye out on which side. not recoiecte; he Is about y
eet -'s or seven inches high he had en-, when hr
sori'u' Su'toui coat, with long tail. home spun
wo,e ,etse and dyed dark brown will, barb; no a.
uer clothing reeoieced. hloses /, good blacksmith
also to'erahlr coed shoemaker; he makes pegs am,
sew-d shoe; he crossed at Gainesville the 2sb OF
,s' month"; abont IL o'clock where he ;o,k wacth from
Mr. r. Wei,t.e who repaired the e,ame .or him: the
watch Is French watch, single-cased, II has had a
h"hh 10 tell the day 81 the month, has gold streak
round the hgu,cs the 49, Minute dots are yeli,w. n.
has brass seal which has compass in it, the back o,
the watch has the appearance Of being sok-n and re
paired Moses will no doubt pass himself ss a ire.
man, and has no doubt free pass. Moses is quick
spoken, but when confused staminers .insrt,v.
WILLIAM LOUTHwORTi.
r. 5. II is more than probable that Moses may have
pass to ouk for work; he cails himself Nose, Lewis,
Coochand. Dec. 10. 7l-w3w-
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gHLOODED HORSES FOR SALE-T lave At
aS Tree Hi Tor sale, severa, Hooded Horses and
Mares; among them Stallion by Timoieoa dam bv
old DioEede, grand dam hy Widair-Ap olo-Partner
imported mare, &c.-A Stallion nv pa.
colet, dam 10y young Bedford, grand dan, by Shark,
great grand dam by old Flag OF Truce-Tbis Horse
comes highly recomncrded from Tennessee to'h A.
aud stallion. lie lea beautiful sofrel about f-
teen hands, inch high, exhibiting degree OF ex.
ceilence in form, beauty, and action rarely be met
with, IN this noble animal remarkable fine brood
mare by old Sir Archi", dam by His King IHu,iny,
krand dam by grey Domee, grea' grand dam by Bran
dy, oui OF an imported mare. Together with several
other young colts aud mares cf the very best blood -
Gentlemen wishing 10 purchsse will please call on
The subscriber at Tree Hill, or J. NJ. Selden. E.q
Richmond. r. WATSON.
Dec. 8 60-w4t
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EIHE.aaLB EDLrC.a7TON:-.ii. Elira,s6 Ba.
tc, tenders her services at Laurel 5foadov fs
denee Of the subscriber in Chesterfefd COUNTY about
nee miles from Manchester The branches Of Isuti on
and geography, cih the use Of the globes The terms
are SEQ per scholar for tuition. and SIS for board each
oodrderJ urnshing her bed, SC. She tciH com
cation Of fire tceeks in S,tmner. Payment to be mad,
hog yearly SAMUEL BATT,ESOW:
~ B. Strict attention tciu be paid to ysung La
dies morality. Oct n de-
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a YOUNG GENTLEMAN,-wh deem. himself
Z y qualified 10 instruct IN the Greek Lain and
trene" Languages and The ordinary branches of Ma.
hemancs, wishes 10 obtain situation az teacher in
some p.'hhc y private seminary in private family
49, esimonlAI- will be produced II required.
letter directed To \. NJ Iindsay's Store Alber,,rt.
VIZ Oe attended to Information may also be obtained
ny aPpyi"slo Benjdn's r. Niche Ed of Richmond
HENJAaf1N r. NICHE.
Dec o. GS--w3w
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HfDUCATION.-I shall open Boarding School the
ma ensuing year. at my residence in Hanover County
about % miles from Richmond, and about above Col
uood"HH My course OF instruction will comprise IN,
Latin, French, and English Languages; Grographv
with the use Of the Maps and Globe; regular course
OF History with Chronology, Arithmetic, Ma,hema,ic.
and The art Of Surveying; English Grammar and Eng
llsh Competition
My ier~is for Board and Tuition are 500 the .cho,as-
tic year Of ten months. My school viii commence on
the 10Th OF January, 1880. and terminate on the 18Th
December. vacation oil four weeks will be given in
the summer.
shall have an examination al the commencement
and another at the close of the year--Tbe result Of
which viii he sent TO the parents and guardians OF
children committed TO my care.-P,rlicular attention
will he paid TO the moral condxc OF my pupils, and
good discipline main aiued in school. have been en-.
gagged in teaching for eight years past. and am fully
sensible ot the great responsibility which my PROBES.
sion imposes. My residence il unusually heal nv and
remote from places Of vice and dissipation. In res-
lion TO my character and qualification. authorised
10 refer TO the following gentlemen, viz:
Right Req Richard Claiming Moore ID. d. Of
Richmond.
Rec WiHinm ARMSTRONG, Of Richmond
u. & II. James, & Co. Of do
Rev WiHi0m Meade, ID. d. Of Frederiek County.
Hanover, Dee 1920 IIERMON DAVIS
Certificate Of Bishop Moore
Mr.. III. Davis employed by Bishop bf,ade as pri.
va tutor o. his children for rp- ards two years. ard
have every reason TO believe approved by him
therefore, can with propriety recommend Mr.. Davis
10 such parents az may he disposed cniroy him
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter Addressed 10 Inc, must he directed 10 Mont.
Peer, Hanover County, Va. HERMON DAVIS
Dec. 10. 7I-6 WITT
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GRAND SOLAR MiCRoscopE-rh pu,se
Microscope, has obtained very eligible room in tho NJ.
scum in this city, Formerly occupied as the Ststuarx
hoom) and which is now fitted up for the purpose Of
astonishing instrument. The room will be omen for 81
si'ors from o, A. nj. TO 5, p. NJ. erery fair day
ms surprising instrument discovers TO view the nos
minute bodies in the animal vegetable and mineral nars
oil creation, magifying them more than 900 600 timc
nc apparent dust ON figs cheese which living ami
a'cuia Is scarcely percepubIc the naked eve 10 mag
hned TO the enormous size Of from TO feet and in
actual notion fighting and contening in the most shirt
ca manner. Many other objects prepared and win
DC exhibited The interesting process Of C3yustai;,n
non Is shown in most rcspendent and magnificent CO
ours-it needs but TO be TO be most admired he
impossible to give adequate description of n,
orliancy VI Admittance 80 cts children half price
ANoS. y. 81
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HEUBLlC AUCTION.-By virtue of !. I.e., q
70, %s Isl, executed to the subscribers, by Randolph
No's Of the County of White, in the State of Tenrs,
see on the 18th day Of August 1920; and recorded r.;
me hus'ings Court. for the City Of Richmond on IN.
which sad deed OF trust wa. registered in Tho p"r
,tcrs ONCE, In White County state of Tenne.sss.
on me s:h cay August 1921 aud also in
tue Registers Once, in Warren County State of Ten.
nes'ee, ON the 9Th day ofAugus 1921 for the n,r,o
Of securing the payment OF sundry sums Of mons,
en,ionea m Inc said deed; will be sold by Public
front door of the Eagle Hotel in the civ of Richnonn
on w ednesday, the 18th day Of December newt =, 10
c'oex' air' otherwise the first lair day thereafter
'ns o'iowing property 10 wit: certain piece or par.
Gel land 10 The comfy OF Warren State of Tepne.
sec, containing 81 acre.. including the Arch Cave
Sundry other pieces parcels OF land purchased h
the said Randolph Ros, of Elijah Saunders George Soy
ders, Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp John ONCE Wi
liam Eaves Alexander McMuray ,Charles and William,
pieces or parcels Of land in he said County and ST.,
granted by the aid State. to the said Ran,oph Ro.s
supposed 10 contain about twelve hundred acres
also certain piece or parcel of land in the county NJ
hite IN the said state OF Tennessee, containing one
hundred and heen acres, including the Big Bone cave
sury oIncr pieces or parcels Of land in the said
county and state purchased by the said Randolph Ross,
Oh Anthony Dcbruce, John McIemore, Geo SaunIers
Elijah Saunders, Ilhu Saunders, Jacob Drake Isaac
Of Isad anu Son Msonand sundy pieces parcels
Vi and IN inc county aud state, granted by the said state
10 the said Randolph Ross supposed TO contain about
eleven hundred acres-Aso third part of certain
tract or parcel OF land in the said county of Warren
state oil tennessee, which the said Randolph Ross holds
Jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain containnr
three thousand acres, including the Salt Wcyon RocLS
kver-Aiso 10 negroes, whose names are "not now rs
collected, nine of which in scion of Rem
ben kos', aud six in the possession of William Ro,.
Jr also all the stock in trade two stores beons
20 The said Randolph Ross, in Tennessee one Of wb,h
al sparta the other at Arch Cave; the first case
OF which stock amounted TO $1,000. And also the m.rr
ehandse in the hands of Reuben Ross Of Lexnston II;
n,rgina belonging to the said Ross valued al iO Don
The sale will be conducted ny Thomas Taylor.
w. DANDRDGE, (r
Oct II. 40 :,
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tFrom tic Fsaeias Hraea.. ST., is,t psbrsssil
of tho drs, OF tho poems "hs Vcneta, Bracelet" shall
however nothing. except that, attractive story
baps completely wrought than of
Psouc,oas. The "I.ou ii,t (Gon ~hi,, Mr. Howard aud
Mr. W. Finn have Pantpi orj engraved OF tn, ovnic
gems of fosess that tai, OF great
affecting incrcst tits that OF wc, aecosn, heahsn
mythology formed oahiy attachment ai los, i,' place
heavenly constellation where Ii, other daughters OF ATLAS
continued to hoj their this poem
make our commencing ex'rae,.
"Oh plessan, i'i, Tor tho heart
gather ITSELF apart;
To tlnk u. oso ,hoasht' AMI tobo
Whom, prisoner, to ,'c ghlel ,hr,u.
Vain crowd meets crowd in li..cd hail.
With frozen feelings, tu'o,n syc,
oh, but for isnaly hour, Ike those,
Would every finer current freeze;
Those clear aud dar,ond That s.s
Ev al, I'm, S%'l srs T huh .ss., %! garth
Tho creed his religion hai,,-
Iaat pure that hisl, that holy crred,
Without which lovc il VII indeed,
While that which was vecl shrine,
S %sS,% .' 1. wa. oS s, mo, s'sS
Thin; 9: .eo5'1"n dc ,hsI"o.
Iovc lies bsnea,b tho hcaro., jo.,.
oh vain! for wit, DO
oao trace of hisdivni,y.
Ever 6on poets lutte hath lown
When from its viii ashi hath how'd,
y" seek Tor homage mid the crowd;
h h ~, l.S one wonder Of tho night,
Asal his burni :, numbers speak
Wc. written upon brow aul chook;
Md no fosoctb must learn it, part,
Atnst choose his words anI school his heart
To one mould, and ray arain
Flattory with battery a
I'LL, nilSin: with tho tluoag much.
The cold, tho vain, no feels such
Then marvels that his silent lutu
Beneath that worldly hand is
- Nwny. these " for
60 dream beneath lonely trar;
Away toSome far woodland spr,g,
Dash down thy tinscl crown, nd wiring
Tho scented ungcuts from thine hair
W thou dost hope that % share
Tho Rurcrd blrIs Immortal
Muse thou DER lcnf antld roonin: flower
Wander at evenings haunted hou
listen Ia tho stockdovo's song
Until IT bear thy soul alon.
Then call upon thy freed lutte = strnin,
Audit will answer thee again.
Oh mine song, did not hold
such faith held tho harlS Of O
That etcrnN hope uf fame
Which sanc,if"s the peers name,
I'd break INV lyrn in high dis lain
And hold my gin NJ son.
IA those forced flowers which only bloom
one hot night FOR banquct-roon."
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n MD FOR SALEM pursuance of a decd Of
aA trust executed 10 the subscribers by the late Pc
ter r. White, and daily recorded in the Clerks Office Of
caroline County bearing date the 10th day of August,
1913 10 secure certain of money therein men.
execution, will be sold, on Tuesday the 9th dav Of
December next TO the highest bidder for cash on the
premises the tract of land, whereon the said Peter r.
Wh'c ',ey resided, containing $50 acres, Subject to
his mothers life INTEREST," and bounded bv The Lands N
Samuel errllsaac Butler, Richard uteson Achilles
DulIng, Mickleborough Young, William s. WA I, and
INC Psinunkey river his land lies we'll, IL remarka-
bly, healthy, and is well adapted.to the cuivoon Of
corn, wheat and tobacco.
ALFRED MINOR, ,r-,-
ISAAC BUTLER, ( hus'ees'
Dee 10. 7l--wtds
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q toNCHaD AcADEMY.-rhe cxerci,es' OF mi.
Hrhi,nry Tor the easuing year, will CONNIE nc. on
ne ION OF January, and terminate the ISL, of De-
eemoer ioowng: allowing a vacation during the
month OF August The mait. NAUTICAL course will com.
prise Arihmetic, Algehrs, Geometry, stronomv PLANE
and Spherical Trgonomery, Fluxions and Comic Sec
sons The Classical course vii, comprehend the Eng.
ish, Latin, Greek, French and Italian I.ngv,yes
h,ic due attention will be paid to the .rous
OF liberal edurs'on. particular pains will b. taken In
teaching and speaking ot the English Language with
propriety, PenmanshiP, Arithmetic, Geogrsphv the use
oil The Globes, the drawing OF map., Survey wing &c
iho'e Students who 10 not expsct 10 sntsr the Univ,r
.,y oi Virgins some College. will he in.truc,ed In
Natural, Moral and Political Philosophy Ancient AMI
Modern History, srd Political Economy B-inr him.
sell parent, the subscriber know. the socitude bcb
others experience about their children when At school
AMI therefore pledges himself act parents mar, To-
ward. all iho'" committed to his care. In fcrminr the
morals and cuvang the intellectual faculties cr vouth
ne has hal the experience Of about thirty ycar.: durny
which time, the high literary character which hi. pu-
pi'' nave generally >utaineh, has reounded much 10
s gra:ihca'ion and their credit. The for board
and tuition will be is, each boarhcr finding his own
bed, bedding and candles; SIG il they bs furnished
ny me sub'cr'bcr Parents and guardians are invited
=" VISIT The institution al any time, and Judge OF the sj
"aion and Improvement OF the students Those who
in'y wish 10 receive further information re.pectinr IN.
seminary, are requested 10 a,dres, their communities,
tons 10 TUOS cor EN.N
President Of Concord Academy near the
- Bowlng-Green, Caroline County.
hec' ~" 7l-wIt
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"a suan"e OF decree Of the County Court of Har O
ver made the 30h of Oc,obcr last in the csse of
Gentry ami others, Vs. Mary c. and Nancy q o liver
the sub.ci ibcr- will as is.ioner. named i, tho
S"" u'crce, proceed 10 sell, al Public Auction on the
premises on Wednesday, the tlrjieh instant tract
Ina lying In the County Of Hanover, whereof
susan Gent. died seized containing about $50 acres
ne me same, nore or less, and about 10 miles Distant
rom RICHMOND, nd bonhd-d hy the lands of Hsnry
yer, Joel Jnet slwin Shelton and Chaaes TYLER
Al me same time an place, will also be sold under the
so decree hive or six valuable slaves. The land and
ave- VIII lie sold On credit Of IL months except for
80 n'uch OF The purchase money a, may be necessary
10 "'ry The costs OF suit, and the Expenses attending
tne sale, which must be paid in cash Into the hands Of
me commissioners Bonds with good personal securi.
w. WI" he required ct the purchasers Of the slaves
made payable TO he Commissioners, and from the pur.
chaser OF The land. hond with good security, and
deed OF trust on the land.
ROBERT G SCOTT,
JOHN W. BROCKENBRoUGH comm RS
Dec. 3. go
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Nov 2S.

tNt.MALE SEMINARY Mrs. Mira "A. Southgato's
O. School or'hc instruction OF young ladies' will be
ist Monday in February, 1880 in which will
be taught Reading. Writing, Arithmetic Grammar Geo
graphy, with the use of the Maps and Globes, History
Bellies I-ctrcs, Composition the elements of Chemistry
TERMS-Board and Tuition at 500 payable quarter
~ IN advance, each young lady furnishing bed bedding
towels and candles. Day scholars will be received at
so inc term. Mrs. ;. assures the public, that every
effort shall be made promote the moral and inellcc
tua advancement of her pupils and every requisite ac-
commodatcn, provided for their coinfust The School
shall be furnished with Maps Globes, &C. and she has
engaged Miss Turner rs an assistant a Young lady
every way qualified for the undertaking. The term
viii expire the 10Th OF December, with a vacation of
one month In the summer Parents are particularly
requested 10 enter their CHI ldrcn the
oil the crnbcing greatly their interest to he arranged
IN 'her rcspec tive classes at early period as lis
ysnsraiy some time, before they acquire habit of stu
dying which is necessarily considerable loss of time
Books and stationary shall DC furnished il required.
Edge-FIill, Gloucester, Nov. l6. 60-lstNDJ
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l&H ANSION HOTEL, Pennsylvania Auenuc, near
WiHiomsons and .Strother's, JYashingfon Cffu
ID. C.-rhis establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and is completely furnished
nc proprietor therefore, with confidence bespcaks for
it the patronage of his friends and the public
" "Fullars New Lines Washington, Georgetown
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches y
few days, will be intcrsccted at this point bv daily
line to Aexandra and weekly line to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia.
Nov 26 ar
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"A DMiNiS IRh TORS SALE.-Wi be sod, to
IA the highest bidder the ,c residence Of Doct
Kob"r; r. Archer, near Chesterfield Court House on
he 10Th day III December next, all the personal e..
'a'e a the sam Archer died possessed; consisting &C
about thirty negroes, men, women how. and cir,, n
winch there are two good Coorers and a plantation
Carpenter and some very good House Servants; part
OF me negroes viii be -old for ca and the other part
OF them, including all the stock Of horses nue. COW.
-h"ep and hogs. The household and kitchen furniture
plantation utensi'. and the said Archer. Library on
c'"d oil Twelve inonhs purchasers giving bonds with
approved security before The property is delivered the
crop OF corn aud fodder will he sold for cash.
N Is All persons having claims against the said es-
tate, are requested Ia bring th~m forward properly au.
thenica,ed for payment and all those indebted TO sal.
estate, are requested TO forward and make immc
date payment as longer Indulgence cannot he granted
JOHN II. GOODE, ID. S. for Thos Finney
sheriff Of Chesterfield, AMI n, such ADM.
ni.trator of RAJ p. Archer, deed. with
~ his will annexed, by order OF Court.
NOV. 20 65-w1w
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n AND. NEGROES, STOCK, sc. For YALE
AA On wednesday 10Th December ne xt il fair, other
wise the next fir day, will be sold on the nremj.es
70 me highest bidder, twelve months credit r,.t
OF iand belonging 10 The estate OF Philip Gatewood
"eeea'e'; IL lies about miles above Dunkirk i'm Kinr
anu 0"een county, and Il well adapted 10 the growth
So'" Wheat anu Cotton; contains about 700 acre..
ana Wei worth The attention OF any personwi.hing to
purchase iand; eleven groes, nine OF hem ke men
anu ooys-'he stock, consisting OF horses, COWS and
hogs, about 2500 weight live pork the cro,s nm hnd
(aoout QUO biz corn) an cart, si and MANY small
articles, not necessary 10 enurnrrate
REUBEN NJ. GARRETT
CLANCY g. HENSHAW
~ Ex'ors. OF Philip Ga,ewood, deed.
WV ~o' 65-tds
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HBRoTESTANT EPISCOPAL PRAYER EOoK
g G NRACT SOCIETY The Richm.anL r....-..-

HBRoTESThNT EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOK
a tract SOCIETY.-The Richmond PRAYER
Sock and Tract Society has received their Dc pos,o
ny, general assortment OF Prayer Books with the ne
coiee''on OF iiynns Hymn Books. and The following
Tracts, viz Village Conversation, The Inventions ri
Men IN The wor'bip Of God, Blseksnitb's Letters PINK
iippel, Harvest Home, MrEiien's Family Little Beg
gar miiers Daughter Anniversary Book, Procfasli.
nation Manuel Of Family Prayer, COMPANION TO the
Common Pray, Little Jane, Churchman'S Res.on.
for bringing his children TO Bapiism, Fam Insruc.
tions Socinan. Dsiryman's Daughter Design of the
Lords Supper, Churchmsn. Important Di.covery Epis.
ropafy and Confirmation, Poor Mans Solilouuy, Can.
did Examination. sins Of the Tongus. Hidden Treasure
Pilgrims, Good Grandmother, Orphan Bother and Sic.
ter, AT ctonao Friend, aud an Address TO Parents on
Sunday School,
Members Il the Society. entitled 10 one half ~
their subscription in Books Trs-:s which tbgv are
peoty requested TO call aud get al The Dcoo.itory
At the store OF MesHs. Anderson & NicfoIs r. street.
SAMUEL & NICHOLS,
dec ~. b-wB TicG.utPr & Deyo.itorv
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HDUBLIC SALF.--The subscriber 10 authorized n
~ sell, on the PREMISES, The lith day 81 January
tat being Buckingham Court day, tho Tavern Al,
buckingham Contt.housr, formerly ocoapcd by Boz.
ling Branch deed. WT A. BRANcU
NJ Terms will be made known on The dsv Of
sale. w "a
Dec 10. Tl--w4ss
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STILL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST, and i'm
~ many Instances much below cost.--Thc proof that
The subscribers have been selling of their large gene.
raj assortment OF seasonahlc Dry Goods at prime coat
IS so GpPrrsat hathcy would deem il tom
scrt second advertisement that effect had not
f"'' ctenfs been made TO lead the public TO believe the
contrary lhey therefore, again respectfully inform their
'hds ana customers that they stu continue sell off
az prime cost, and in order assist the sale of the re-
manng stock, they hare Guided thereto. (per the Bold
commander from ~ ~ variety of such goods they
disposed 81 IN the early part oil heir sae among these
many Of the same description ri goods that were con-
de,ed ertreme!y cheap viz Ranneis. So and III DO
meMtcs. Gro de Naples, Gro Gcs nd and Italian
'ws"fnSs superior Ius.rc, cocoes. icU price and su
Put"r, saftnefS; and msny other goods oil of which
w'i he sold at "prH1e cost" and in many instances
me goods that have b-rn hand will be sold much
osf',c prime cost In announcing their intention To
cfose Their business an his manner tho subscrihers did
not expect 10 elici, MberG. remark from any per
.onn-vcrthecss such remarks have been ,ind,: am,
the public aware 'hat they proceed from an interested
source, hnetr how to estimate their correctness
KYLE s. COCHRAN.
Nov 2s. &c IF
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ri ORBORNE f.. SUTTON, sole Proprietor Of thu.
l Bowling Green Tavern, Caroline County,) has for
cause oi'he uncomfortable condition of the
lie has, Tor nearly two year-, been actively N
epaIhg ana altering the construction OF his house.
during which time he has made MANY changes. ali IF
whcb, he hopes, are calculated add TO the comfort
an' quiet oil tee travellers He begs leave TO saw To
'he pubc, that he has broken up that nest Of raLb.
which 90 frequently annoyed the house: and nov
even on Court-isys the traveller may 20 to rest with
our the lear OF disturbance He has also provided two
private houses apart from the Tavern for the ne. of
,Sni'es travelling, neatly and comfortably arranged
lie pledges himself the public 10 use eyerv srrt;o
with their company. NV MIN
Bowling Green, Sept. 25 40
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EOHN Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
SS TO the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east (and next to Mr. Tichenors carriage making shop)
where he may be found all times unless otherwise
engaged lie is prepared TO execute all kinds of work
IN his line, in the neatest possible manner. He will
SET teeth from one to full sett OH the most approved
pan-and where the front teeth not too much decay-
ed, he Will renew them in such to defy de-
tcctien under the strctet scrutiny Dentist
lie files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with as
much ease to the patient the nature of the case will
aofnt oi-Icrms moderate. oct %. Soft