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VI. HART
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE.

- TDfNN N.Y. 7KF,J
Iro Doors from the Virginia Bank.
IINliE subscriber informs his friends and the pub-
i hc generally, that he keeps constantly on hand,
general assortment of every article in the Dress
nhe'-And as every article is made in town, the work
VIII be found to be good. Ills assortment consists.
IN part, OF
blue, black, and colored Dress and Frock Goats ;
Steel-miNcd and colorcd Big Coats;
Ladies and Gentlemcn's Cloaks of all descrip-
tions;
Fur and Seal Caps;
Cloth and Cashmere Pantaloons
stocks Shirts, Shirtees, Stockenett Shirts and
Drawers Also,
thlldren's Clothing, &c. &c. &c. All of which
will be sold low Tor cash
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" til commence ON Monday The I2lh Of
w September.
FIRST DAY-Two Colt Races. In the first race,
500 entrance ; second, $50 entrance; each half
forfeit to sanc and close by the lst day Of Sep
tcmber.
SECOND DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500.
TnIRD DAY-Proprictor's Purse, $500 the
cash up at the usual discount.
Good stables and litter furnished gratis for race
horses.
Sundry superior Saddles and Bride. will be run
for on the I'd and Sd davs
WILLIAM TERRY, Proprietor.
August 3 wills
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Noble Iot of Libernity.-Mr. John IIagan, IN
letter dated AT Paris, May 18th, addressed 10 the
President ofthc Exchange Hotel Company, New
Orleans states while in Italy last winter, be had
ordered copy ofCanova's statue of Washington,
to be executed by Racchis, of Canaca, which
would be finished in September, and shipped from
Mar,cillcs 10 Now Orleans, present to the
Exchange, from him Mr.. llagan.
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POLITICAL.
rHu cH11sTxAM's HOPE.


TX n. r. WILLIS.
Storm had been on the hills. The day had worn
As if sleep upon the hours had crept;
Aud the dark clouds that ga,her'd on the morn
In duh impenetfable masses slept
And the wet leaves hung droopingly, and al
Was like the mourntul aspec, of pail
Suddenly the horizons edge, "A blue
Aud delicate line, as of pencil lay.
And as it wider and intenser grew,
The darkness faded silently away,
And, then the spleudour OF God broke through
The perfect glory OF departing day
60, when his storm, pilgrimage IS Ger
VIII light upon the dying Christian po"f'
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IMPORTANT SALE.

IN OBEDIENCE TO the decree OF fhc Circuit
i St,pcrIor Court of Law and Chancery for the
town Of Lynchburg pronounced on the I'D day OF
January l-36. in the cause therein Depending be-
tween: -.
John Floyd admir-. Of Ann Drake and other fiis'
dgdiSt
John BOYD, Thomas Boyd and others Deits.
The undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
said decree Tor OF them) will, on Thursday the
pend day Of September if fair, but If not the
next fair day thereafter proceed upon the premises to
sellb, way Of public auction the highest bidder,
for cash, upwards OF
30 TOWN LOTS
In the village of Pattonsburg. opposite TO Bu-
chanan. And also. in lots of convenient size
2O3 ACRES
of land, immediately adjoining the same-For the
better information OF those wishing it, the report OF
Messrs. Anderson, Robinson and Kyle, and the plat
and survey OF William Anderson, the surveyor OF Bot
tetourt County ito both of which the decree rrers)
will be deposited in the Bank Of Virginia at Buchanan
tor examination and inspection, AT least ten days be-
fore the saleIf need be, the sale will be continued
from day to day until completed.
The rising importance of Pattonsbuig and Blu
chanan. connectcdby bridge across James river III
the Improvements now IN progress that river, can
not fail to render investments under this sale prota-
ble DAVID ROBES, }ca;.....
HENRY DUNNINGTON, ''"'"''''o"''
The Lexington (Va.) Gazette, Buchanan Advo-
cate and Fincastle Democrat will publish the above
till day of sale aud forward their accounts 10 this
office for payment.
August tbs
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DsrLLINa IN FnaNcE.-We rejoice To learn
from the French papers, that an attempt is about
TO he made 10 put check 10 the barbarous practice
Of duclling, which has existed in France for
ny years, and is carried on TO an alarming eS-
trnt. Colonel dc Peron, veteran officer of the
old school, much respected for his courage and his
virtues, has drawn up petition to the Chamber OF
Deputies, IN which Inc exposes the absurdIIy and
evils of the murdcrons custom Of duclling, and
strongly urges the necessity OF legislation, in order
to give it an elcctual check. 1t is thought that
the Chamber of Deputies will act the subject,
aud that laws will be enacted which will not con
fict with public opinion, yet will diminish the fire.
quency of, il not entirely put stop to, these sav
AGE conflicts. B0st0n Mere. 1dr.
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10 VAN. Tomlcr, John .Shochley and EHsatek
ms 'cyt, Thomas Thompson and Jane his
,ope, Eiydh 7owier, Lewis Bennett and Pol
yh's m9e, Absalom Tomier, Richard Goad
ana Nancy his rife, Monrning Robertson an'
James Towler:
'I'AkE notice, that | shall, on the 9Th day Of
September, 1s:6, at the dwelling house OF
Doct. Lynch Dillard in the county of PittsyyauH
and state of Virginia, proceed to take the dispositions
OF the SAID Lynch billiard and others, to he read as
evidence IN suit in Chancery, now depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancer
holden for Pitsylvania, wherein YOU are plaintiffs
and myself and others are defendants, which time
you may attend If you think prOper-lf from any
cause the sad dispositions should not be taken on
the day above named, shall continue from day to.
day, until the whole are taken
JOHN WARD, SR.
July % wiw
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July II

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the cla.,.
Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of No
and Chancery for the county OF Charlotte, the 1''
day of June, 1896: wv
William Pattcson, nl,;n,.a
against
Francis 4. Stern, Robert Morton and Cba,o.
'o''' defis
IL CHANcERY
The defendants Francis A. Stern and Char.x
Fore, rot having entered their appearance accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of H.,
Court, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction nj a.
Court that they are not inhabitants of this state ~
motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered ,l
the said defendants do appear before the iudge of II,
said court at the courthouse of the said comfy ~
the first day Of the next term, and enter their ann
ance and answer the plaintiffs bill aud that a con,
oi this order be inserted in some newspaper mt,,E
ed in the town of Lynchburg, for two months snr
cessisely, and posted at the front door of the conn
house of the said county.
A copy-Teste,
WINSLOW ROBINSONc
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10 Dollars Reward for WINSTON.

RANAWAY from the subscriber on the 9Th inst
~ negro man named
UINSTON
Ills age, should Judge is between As and 50 years
middle size and toleraby dark complexion. He has
"re at MAJOR Smiths plantation on Flat Creek,
where have but little doubt he is lurking. will
give the above reward for him, delivered to me at
Beaver Creek. miles below Lynchburg, to Sc
cure nm IN Campbell or Lynchburg Jail.
JAMES DOLAN'
August IS
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4 Royai cuipto,.-Maria, one OF the dansh-
ters of kng Louis Philippe Of France, j, said TO
be adept nj sculpture, though yet young girl
She has just given the last touch OF her chiso 10
large marble group, which Is intended for eAh'-
biiion in the Louvre. The King in adversely
taught his family to turn their hands, like himself,
10 any thing for an honorable livelihood This
useful knowledge and practical acquaintance with
the language and customs of various nations, are
now the brightcs, ornaments they can boast OF in
the midst Of royal splcndof.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
SPRING SUPPLY.

VIE subscribers have just received by the ship
11urEHi1n their importation of Spring and sum
o, othcr Foreign aud Domestic Goods purchased
rh,,ladelphla, New York and Boston, in connes0,n
WIN the" partners (F. s. S. James s. Co. Of R'fA
mond by the package
Ihey solicit the patronage of the customers OF the
concern OF Franklin, Hunt 4 Co. as well the pun
n.y. "nsu''l'g mem that their stocks large and com
mandng, and will be sold, wholesale or retail on
terms not TO be surpassed by any house in upper VIZ
e'hla' JAMES c. HUNT g. Co
. ALSO
a'h'iy ''rocerles, Hardware, Shoes and Hats
J.CH & Co
April 81 ..
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Boarding for Young Ladies'.

nj RS. Ann +. IRVINE can accommodate and
I'A ~ willing 10 receive into her family as boar
defs, such young ladies may come to l,nchburu,
i9r the purpose OF attending the schools Tier resi-
dencc is ON the hill near the Court lIouse-and
her apartments air, aud commodious. The terms
OF boarding viii be such a. are usually charged in
this place.
August Is lis
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July 7

4 Il Court OF monthly session, held for Cam.
L A. bell county, the llth day of July 1886 !,
the 6lst year ofthe Commonwealth Philip R,ns
harger and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eiizab.,h
Douglass, John Rausbarger and Nancy his WIFI
formerly Nancy Douglass, and Robert Douglass
plaintiffs,
against
John Cardwelland Christopher Moore, admins.
traitors ofJames Douglass, decd, Greogc Crawford
and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Clemens
Henry kennlx and Katy his wife, formerly kan,
Clemens, James Boyle and Polly his wife, for.
meriy Polly Clemens, John Ccmons Christian
Clemens, James Clemens, James Russell and Sal.
ly his wife, formerly Sally McCorley, James Nc.
Corlcy, William McCorlcy, Alexander Gamble
and Jane his wife, formerly Jane McCorey,
Defendant.
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants George Crawford and Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Clemens, Henry Ken.
nix and Katy his wife, formerly Katy Clemens.
James Boyle and Polly his wife, formerly Polly
! Clemons, John Clemens, Christian Clemens.
James Clemens, James Russell and Sally his wife,
formerly Sally NlcCorlcy, James McCorley, VII,
liam McCorlcy, Alexander Gamble and Jane hi,
wife, formerly Jane McCorlev, not having enter
ed Their appearance and given security ACCORDING
to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Cour,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not Inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t !,
ordered, that they do appear here the first day Of
| October Court next and answer the bill of the
Plaintiffs and that this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Lynchburg, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the Conrt-house of this county, on some Coml
day. \ Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM A. CLEMENT DC
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DIR. I'ETER'S


THESE Pills ara composed rnrrel, Of
wen 'ken according To the which
sy o'mrhci"' y" the aud Of all blious
plants They ACT specially the Liver when
uioh carrying of large quantity bile,
81 racrrnrn Junction. which, suffered
tam would produce either Jaundce, Liver complaint Bilious
AL car' oi'"po' Of the howell they like
pysep'ia tsays tho Fopeor)
freely ~ the lnsutrs Of the table
can them al all Pc.
t.ks OF these pulls with them Thr
,npalt. Tor year. climate No family without
se ri portion OF them taken occasionally.
me :" preventing much suffering fr"m sickness
regular OF
ho"n, thu. suffering he absorbed the blood
unarhIsed p
e alter feel willing 10 he without themhe
nnd speaking III the highest
hut the hgh reputation DR. Z has
OF the rAIENl VEGETABLE MEDICINE. SrOMACHiCK Er
thought sufrient those
her virtues. They contain not p.tle nor
rodent that doe' not health
Dr y wishes d.nctly under
h"n"he" Insi'' independent of their they
both tnc ani deob'trmrn
functions thus strengthening the while
uc'""' Medicines winch excepting entharie
tb.
da,,on "fa long catalogue Of Chron, d c..s.
Dr fha'ing been educated under the Americ
aud European Medical profc.so
m the South. whero Of
character prevail considers h,ef well qualified jgc
nature OF Use 'sns n' ,dent to warm climates
Prepared by Joseph Prey Peters NJ D. r. - &. r NJ
% by
remedies No l2 Liberty New York aud .e
pr,etnr Each box contains forty Pills. Price csn,.
W fresh supply Of the above Medicines, lust
received and for sale by DAVID K. LYMAN and
can ba had almost every town IN the State.
Feb. - wIom
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CANDIES, Sc.

j received superior lot OF CANDIES WEST
&" INDIA SWEET MrArs. PRu>rs Fee mr.
CirRoN, &c. &c. For sale low BY
FouRQUREAN & PALMER
S'Sno The BOY g. Golaen Mortar
& -'.'''"
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LEMON SYISIJp.
REFRll.ER ATOIsS.
CHE CLOTHS.

VIZ subscribers have ON hand, very large ock
OF fine and extra super fine Blue Cloths of tho,
own importation, which they will sell At very small
'N'h''' IN order to reduce the stock. Those in
want, viii do well to examine our cloths
Nav ~ w ~
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lhd Bruce Scythes for sale either wholesale n, ,e,,
.ery low bv II r RICu,pDS " '''''
Mavo - ""' 70.
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Auc ton and Commits sion Business.

Auction and Commissio Business,
Opposite the Banks.)
INllf subscribers have associated themselves
Il together, under the fisn of
PAYNE Il TURNER.
for the purpose OF prosecuting the above busines.
in all It's branches They are willing at all times to
come under liberal acceptances, for consignmenrs
made them from any portion of the country They
expect to keep constantly on hand general sun.
ply oil Groceries, Shoes, Hats, &c, &C., &c.
all or any of which will be sold to merchant, and
others at pr'rafe as well as public sale, at very
small advance.
The sale OF country produce of every kind will
De attended to Punctualy, and the best interest OF
'he planter guarded. JOHN r. ID. PAYNE,
JAMES TURNER.
John X. ID. Payns returns his thanks to his
friends and the public for their liberal encouraoe-
ment IN the above business, and socits, for the
new urn oil fayne n Turner "A continuance of thai,
patronage so literally bestowed upon himself for
the last years
Nav II
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NEGR OES.

NEGROES.
ME subscriber will, all times pay the highest
cash price for likely young Negroes. Persons
having such to SELL will do well to call on him.
NJ HART.
Jan. II 10,
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Extract from NJ. rhiers' speech TO the French
Deputies, June 10Th -
do not believe Tor IA moment, gentlemen, that
We intend 10 seek continually, necessarily for war
and victories. No,eentlcmen, we wish AgicrS to
become a grea, and powerful state, which will be
resorIcd 10 from every part of Europe as place
oi refuge and projection against prescriptions We
intend II 10 bo like To- one OF those noble and
splendid asylums which, in the l0Il century, were
found only in North America, and have become
since, the source Of )" great power as that the
United States of America"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

AIDES Work Boxes,
40 do do with Music,
10 Toilet do very fine,
Backgammon Boards,
Chess Men,
'u'ed astors, some very fine
do Candlesticks,
do Shutters and Trays,
Patent Coffee Pots,
Egg Boilers
Astral Lamps,
Aud many other desirable articles inst one,od Eo
sale by II p pICiiI, IL op.no"' 'o'
June 9 ~ 70
1atent Balances, warranted correct.
10 weigh nom lO0to 2O0D lbs for sale Inv
II. Il. RICHARDS x Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25

FHoM J,M,IcA.--Bv the brig Pilot, Capt. Mil
, ton, from Kingston, Jamaica, at Philadeph we
have received our files to the 23d July 1t is sta
ted on uhdoubted authority, say the papers, that
there had been serious breach between the Mar.
qnS OF Sligo and the two highest LEGAL authorities
OF the Island. 1t arose. from the opinions of the
Judges on the PRONUNCIATION of certain instruction.
oi his lordshpto Special Magistrates relative TO
the Emancipation Act, which they considered lie
gal, and likely to compromise the magistrate, act
na upon them.
The papers despair Of rtcciving assistance by
! emigration from tho mother country as the earn
inss of lahorcrS but little more than they can
obtain at home, whilst they are exposed to the dan
gers and encrvating effect otthc climate and there
fore recommend the introduction of free African
laborcrs, without some aid of the kind il is
not known how the aCricuturist will continue to
Till his land, or the mercantile interest be support
ed, without they intend to import their sugars from
81. Domingo, and their bread stuff, from thi, conn
try.
The magistrates are full of business in listening
TO the complaints of master and apprentice. The
general nsolcnt carriage of the latter sustained by
the violence of the radical politicians or West In
dia Loco-iocos, gives great annoyance.
II Is stated that the acceptance of tho resigna-
ton of the Marquis of Sligo has been officially
main in the Island until the arrival ofhis successor
FGrNcu WEST lNDIEs.-Admiral Mackau, the
Governor Of Martinique, opened ON the 2}d of
May the session OF the Colonial Council, with a
speech from which the following are extracts The
first is on the subject of Slavery:
=" In asking you to pursue course OF conduct
concatory and in accordance with the progress
sive spirit of the times, France by no means pre-
tends that any infringement shall be made on Co.
lonill wealth, any attack on the ever sacred
right OF individual property. In this principle, ac-
knowcdgod by the government of the King. the
colonies ought to feel strong assurance of secu-
ry
flc interest felt by France, towards her es-
ADJUSTMENTS in America, cannot be more strongly
evnced than in the fact that on the first symptoms
OF misunderstanding with neighborng State,
one OF the finest squadrons that ever left our ports
was despatched to these seas"
The reply of the Colonial Council TO the above
paragraphs is TO the following effect:
Tho sentiments, which tho colony 4, l.arpy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

NOTICE.
mEEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE who would
lTH r:efer to BIZ somewhat removed from the City,
during The winter, informed that the undersigned
can accommodate 10 becoming manner, SIX or eight
Ills residence is one mile and half from the Capitol
West 0. the City. carriage and horses shall al all
times he al their service. RlCll ~ RElNS.
H.. Cots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

ENOR RENT OR LEASE.-Ihat old and well known
D. Establishment the Union Hotel, situated on the
corner of Market apdOd Streets, now in the occupancy
of Samuel B. Morgnn together with large three'st"ry
Dwelling House, adjoining the Tavern, on Old Street
Possession gyen on the first of January, lS:7 From
the central Situation of this Establishment and from the
run of custom ii has had for the last two years II per.
haps ntirls great Inducements TO any person wishing
to engage in Keeping Il Public House, any other in
the State Fer terms. apply to H. "uiIMORE.
p,,a-.hr-r my - :9-f
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Hanover, Dec. y.

CARD.
WNTILLIAM H. MORLlNG would most respect
w fully inform the citizens OF Richmond ana the
oubIc generally that he has opened fashionable Cloth
inc store in the house formerly occupied by Thomas a.
Rust Esq and directly opposite to Mfsss; W. :" ): ~
Cranes hide and leather Store, MAN or street. ich
moud Va. where he intends keeping general assert
pcnt of Clothing, Of the very best quality, which he
will warrant equal TO any in this or any other City III
the United States. Country Merchants and others arc
respecfuy invited 10 call and examine his Stock, winch
consists of The following articles comprising very 'ae
and splendid assortment "i $50
Rluc black olive, brown, Polish and Invisible green
Dahlia and Adelaide dress and frock Coats
Gcn,Icr,cns super cloth box Coats and Cloaks
Do do moIlair pilot cloth and blanket DO
Do do goats hair, camblet mapped Goats
and Coaks
Superior plaid, ribbed, striped cashmere Panial"ons
Do buckskin. drabbed and diagonal DO
Do blur black, and fancy cloth do
A large assortment OF saI'licl uhu ol'e' a"'"'"
Black Gud fancy velvet
Nernn black and fancy Satin 49,
Amozine, Tabinet, Valencia, English silk and other
s,oeT Mc1ino and Crcassan Ladies' Coaks made in the
very best manner -,
Linen, muslin, flannel and Canton flannel p[awGTs
Shirts
Tenants patent and other Stocks
A beautiful assortment of pocket HdRis
Black and fancy silk Cravats
Silk and elastic SusPenders
Hosiery, Gloves, cloak lassels
i;nsn and black satin Bosoms, Collars, &c.
All Of which will be scd on the most accommodating
terms a., l,;,, of
~ lie will pav particular attention to the making OF
every article of gsntlemcns wearing apparel 10 oI'er'
in the most approved style - oo
November 29 '' ~
1uyO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-l have for several
re,rs been cnGaged in hiring out slaves Tor 1rieHos
in the country; and number have expressed WIS"
for me tp take their slaves and attend to Them as OWL
~" ~. o commission shall hereafter attend partl-
cn,ry to this business 1T is we'll known to many VINO
hire their slaves in this place. that they have been uch
ncreccd by not having one here to attend I" MEM
and frequently have sustained heavy losses IN cohse
will therefore hire them out See nSI sek
properly clad have strict pa'o ua e auSrantee ali
gee .he N.Y. nsr cont SiLAS WYATT.
NJAddress WYATT IL WnlTE, Richmond a..
Rcferenccs-Col Archibald r: tiarwood, Col. Aiek
Fleet, A. W. Robins, Jno. Pollard Jno' mumpki1 Mug
Queen VIM Burke James Croxton Mhoma7 1% ~oas
King William; John r. Eustace; Arcl''aio i'0''"'
Jesse Snead, Henry l.. Carter, Richmond r, %,
| December ol-l~'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

htTRA TTON Il TUNSTlLL, Grocc's a"d C"'"mtS,
- sim Hcychont$ at their old stand near the Dasin0
respectfully tender their services Ia their friends, ana tic
public rcncra!ly rs Commission Merchants, ana VIII
attend 10 The sale of uhaccn Wheat Flour, or any other
country proGrcc-i,l<o. hiring ont negroes, They MI
receive an! forward any Goods sent to their care ana
p"dse themselves to pay unrsmtted attention 10 any
.c!r thanks 10 their friends for past avos, and solicit
ac5n'inuancc Of their patronage. x
Rjchu..nd, Dec. -. Ol-Zt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-15

a TEACHER WANTED-The subscribers, rcsid
"a in the county of Hanover, Is miles above the city
Of Richmond, wish to employ teacher Tor the ensuing
year to take charge Of a Schao Of - Is Scholars,
who is capable of teaching the Latin Language and the
usual branches Of English MISUNDERSTANDING
testimonials capacity and character will be r'qnr-
ed single would be preferred, for which ibe
intelligent, and respectable. The School will be located
Immediately in the ncghborhood of the snbscrIbcrs-
ANY COMMUNICATING by letter to either of The snhscr
bers drcctrd to Tayorsvlle, Hanover, will DC duly at
tended TO- ,ough application in person would be prefer
red. NiihhnEH 1; "ooNAL'''
JAMES MCDOWELL,
FINCH CROSS,
Y. NJ. WHITE
,o, r,c y. G0-2lwtf