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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25
NOTICE, Look here.

HE subscriber having made arrange
ments, which will require his presence al
other quarters; and having TO pay his
own debtors before he goes, would give
notice herewith, that all persons indobt.
cd to him by no o or book account, must
come and Sc lie the same between this
and the 18th OF March next, up to which
time grain will be taken in part. All
those who neglect this call, will find
their accounts in the hands of appropriate
offirers for collection, and then cash
will be required; and oil persons having
demands against the subscriber, are re.
qnesled to present them between the
middle OF March and the first Of June
next, up 10 which time he will be found
At his office.
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Augusta Land i'm Market.
'"BoYs, DO YOU HEAR THAT"

'"BoYS, DO YOU HEAR THAT"
That valuable and productive quarter
section Of land, lately in the occupancy
Of Thomas Brown, decd, situated one
mlle'South east Of Augusta, Carroll Co.,
OhIo-is now offered for sale. About
hlIy acres ofthls quarter are cleared and
ready for cultivation. The other i'm
ProVements consist of a Dwelling house,
barn, Springhouse, &c. The soil is
fully equal to any lands IN the country
for grain growing; and, taken altogether,
1t Is perhaps the most desirable tract of
land now for sale in this section of the
State. Terms will be made known upon
application to Mrs. E. P. Brown, Nor.
ton, Summit county, Ohio, or to the un-
derslgned. Ifa sale should not be efTec.
ted before 20th Of March next, the farm
will be rented for the term of one year
IRON the lst Of April thereafter.
JOHN PEARCE,
CarrolltOn, Jan 81. 1S42
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25

Country papers with whom we ex
c0ange are respectfully requested, if
convenient, to give this advertisement!
one insertion and call attention to The
samei and every daily, weekly, or semi.
weekly paper in the United States, with
which we do not exchange, will be enri
tied to an exchange for at least one year
on giving this advertisement an inser
tlon and calling public attention 10 it.
The weekly and semi.weekly of Sat,
urday next will contain the first four
chaPtors-alI that have appeared--of
Our mess, OR the Life Gaurdsman," by
the author of "Charles O'Mulley."
Ne" York, FEBRUARY 8, l842,
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Carrollton, Jan, 81, 1912
IMPROVED FARM FOR SAFE

THE undersigned, as agent for his
father, David Alexander, now of Illinois,
is authorised to sell, on very accommo.
dCtlng terms,
THE WELL IMPROVED FARM,
In Rose township, CarrolI county, Ohio,
now in the occupancy of Mr.. Samuel
Mccullough being the South West or.
OF section 2l, in township l6, Range 7.
Upon the premises there are large and
comfortable dwelling house, Barn. Sta
bic and other necessary Out houses, to-
gether with a large and thrifty orchard.
About 80 acres OF this tract are cleared
and IN cultivation; and tho whole is sit
uated within nine or ten miles of Boil
var on the Ohio Canal. One thousand
dollars Of tho purchase money will be
required IN hand--tho baIance in pav-
meais. An indsputabIe title will be
conveyed to the purchaser. Application
may be made to tho undersigned at 10.
soph KimmeIl's IN Rose township.
PHILIP ALEXANDER, agent
for David Alexander.
January 81, l642.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

A town lot on North 81. with conve-
nIent dwelling house, containing two
rooms 4 one kitchen in the lower story.
two rooms up stairs and good cellar:
large and convenient stable, smoke
house. we'll, bake oven, fruit trees, Il C,
Also, an out-lot, we'll fenced, contain
ing OnO and half acres, moro or less, sit
uatod on tho north alley, aud only few
rods from tha above Iot.-AIs,, 2 town
lots, 7G feet By 1872 on Philadelphia 81.
ALSO, l out lot, containing 3 acres
more or less, above the two lots and al.
ley, situated directly behind said 2 lots.
The nbove will be SOLD or rented nt
very moderate terms Enquire with the
subscriber.
A. b. BIERDEMANN.
C0FTOltOD. Feb IT. 1910 q,
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u Office.

THE subscriber having made con-
tracts which must necessarily be met
with cash, on The frs, day Of April next,
respectfully asks those indebted 10 him,
to make payment 1t is not his wish to
use coercive measures; yet il This notice
should be neglected he will be compel
led, however reluctant he may feel , to
use rigid means TO collect, q! least, from
those who have been indebted to him for
years,
JOHN s. HUNTER.
December 8, l84l
N. B. Wheat aud Oats will be taken
IN payment, at cash prices.
J. S. II.
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IN u UTENUTNT HNN
COrrOIlton, Feb. II, IS42,-3t
FARM FOR SALE
Or RENT

This Farm lies enc mile west Of Wvn.
lng's Mill, on the road leading from Elk.
horn to Tope's Mill. The Farm contains
100 acres, with about so acres cleared.
The improvements are good hewed log
House, we'll finished; and a very large
Barn. The farm will be sold ifapplica
ton be made, or if not sold, will be for
ront' For terms, apply to the sub scriber
living within half a milo of George Fos
ter's Saw Mill, in Lee township
ROBERT BEATTY.
January a. 1919,
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MOuuSsGEliHAe die IainRG

Vesng Musn splendid of SHAWLS HANDKEB
CHIEFS COTTON YARN FLANNELS, &c. $c.-ALS0,-
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jackson s. Sinclair

WOULD announce their customers hathe arrived which
they wish to have their books seed otem
Tend 10 their accounts they take this method informing that
@mned have compliance with reasonable request
al present no excuse Tor not settling To those they hold
duebs which they would
angemens DO made Tor waiting reasonable length
immediate attention this
CartdOr, january IA. 842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnetts,
Brooms, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Spice, Raisins, Candles, Tobacco, Snuff
Cigars, Fish, Dye.stnGs, Paper Glass
ware, FIre.Irons, Sleigh bells, Powder,
Caps, Sho,, and Leqd, Table, Pen,
ndovery oher article usually kept
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25
ApOthccary & Drug Store.

SegFEA The subscriber respectfully
[SEY informs his customers and the
BsH public, that be has now on
&A hands the largest and best as
sorlment Of
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS, DYE
STUFFS, GLASS WARE, OILS, Of
every description, PATENT MEDI.
CINES, Walls, &c ever offered for
sale in this place; which no is prepared
to sell at very reduced prices.
Physicians throughout the country are
respectfully solicited to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Hatlors. Shocnakers, Painters, Cabi
net and Chair Makers, FuIIers, u Dyers
can be supplied with articles in their
line Of business. on the most reasonable
terms.
Orders executed with (ailhlunoss and
despatch.
Store one door south west Of Mr.. Leg
gott's Hotel.
r. KENNEDY.
COrrollton, Dec. "a, lS4l.
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WEEKLY AND SEMI WEEKLY
NEW YORK
COURIER & ENQUIRER.
TO THE PUBLIC.

LNROM and after Friday, Ilth inst
n The 'Weekly and Semi Weak,
Courier and Enquirer will be ENLARGED
TO the size ofthe Daily paper, and offer
Inducements 10 The advertiser and gen.
eral reader, such as have rareI, Geeo
presented by any papers in the United
States.
~SEMEwEEKLY.-Tbis sheet will be-
published on Wednesdaysand SATURDAYS
'on the outside will be placed'a all ihe
contents ofIhe daily sheets of the two
preceding days, together with appropr,
ale matter for The general rear der Sc &c.
ted for the purpose; and the inside will
be the inside OF the Daily paper OF the
same day. Thus all new advertisements
IN the Daily paper on Wednesdays nd
Sa'urdavs, will appear in tho Semi. Week
iy paper tor these days, without anv ad-
nItIonal charge 10 the advertiser, This
publication will, Of course, be mailed
with the daily paper of the same date.
and carry to the reader in the country the
very latest intelligence.
IERMs OF THE SEMI WEEKLY PAPER,
-Four doIIarb per anrum, payable in
aGdVanCe.
FIVE dollars per annum, IN all cases
'"hen payment is not made IN advance.
ANY person forwarding twenty five
collars IN money not more than FIVE per
cent below par, free Of postage, will be |
entitled to seven copies to be sent to the
Same post office; and at similar rates for
any larger number Of subscribers. When
the money sent is more than five DER
cent below par in New York, il will be
so'd at the current rates, the proceeds
carried to the credit of tho subscriber.
ana the papers sent for pro rata period
. ol time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25
Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

1T is now a settled point that this is
tho most valuable family Medicine before
the public; it's sovereign power over dis.
ease and It's fame throughout tho whole
country, is sufficient 10 warrant US in say
ing that they have no equal in the known
world. They raise from the utmost
weakness, distress and suffering, to state
Of health, strength and happiness. They
are composed Of Persian and Indian veg
etab!e extracts, of the greatest reputation
for the cure Of diseases. 1t is not no
cossary to mention here tho extraordinary
cures they have performed, Suffice it to
say, that thoy will cure all cases OF Fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaints
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, &c.
ALSO-Jew Davld's Hebrew Plaster
possesses intrinsic merits beyond any
other article used as an external applca.
tion. II is recommended with simulta-
neous appreciation by the thousands
which have used it. 1t will cure weakness
and pains in the back and sides, Coughs,
Colds, &C., when applied according to
directions, also local inflammation, scroG
uous affections, &c, in their primary
stage. For information respecting the
above medicines and some Of the cures
performed by them, call on the under
slgncn agents who have pamphlets to
distribute gratultously.
AGENTS.
r. KENNEDY, Cnrrollton.
S. A. Highland, Harrsburgh,
John Scott, Amsterdam.
r. Jackson, Springfield,
Carrollton, Dec. "a, l84l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

at CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, m
TINH F. subscriber will open Classical School at Char
ottc Courthouse the st of FEBRUARY next, for the
reception OF Pupils. The scholastic year will be divided
Sessionsthe LIST ending the 3Oth of June next
after which there will be vacation of one month"; and
the second commencing the LIST of July, terminating the
oath Of December
The course of studies will embrace all the branches
necessary for taking the degree of Master Of Arts in the
University of Virginia, and the method Of mparng in
stcon will be similar to that adopted in that institution
All the branches Of Mathematics will receive especial AT
tentlon in the Sschoo
In order to make the study ofChemistry more interest
ing to the student most of the experiments will be ex
hbited before the Class.
The subscriber has prepared himself almost entirely
the University Of Virgins, in which Institution he has
taken the degree of Master Of Arts.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Forty Dollars per annum, half in advance. For the
Modern Languages, French and Spanish, there will be
additional fee of s. per Session
ES.--Facuty Of the University ofVir-
gnia Wood Bouldin, Charlotte c. H., Va.
Beard can be obtained in the Village
G. II. BARKSDALE, A. NJ.
Charlotte c. H.. Va, Jan 10 ,lF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
Jan. II

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed by Clifton
i g. Hill and his wife, the 2ls, day of july ls4l
the subscriber, of record the Clerks offices of
Bedford and Roanoke counties, shall, "Wednesday
tho twelfth day Of January next at the residence of Mrs
Mary Hill, Goose Creek in the county of Bedford,
offer for SALE to the highest bidder, for cash. the interest
of said Clifton e. Hill in certain SLAVES and other
personal estate, which were devised by the late
James Wills in trust for the comfortable support and
maintenance of the said Mary Hill for her life and after
her death be divided among her children and legal rep
resentayes, of whom the said Clifton G. Hill is one
And on Saturday. the 18th day ofJanuary next shall
at the Big Lick in the county OF Roanoke offer for sale
the highest bidder for cash, all the interest of the said
Clifton g. Hill and wife, in the real and personal estate
Of the late William Row land and Charlotte Rowland
Acting as trustee shall convey such title is vested
in me. ALIEN. I. ESkRlDGE'
Dec. 20 tl5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
Eagle or Central Hotel.

- THE subscriber for the purpose Of devo-
ESa:::'G ting his attention exclusively, to wait up
~ on the public generally. begs lcav to
k.9xs5sSsS9 INFORM them, that he has taken the
stand near the Marke, house. formerly known rs Tho Ea
gle Hotel, and recently known as the Central Hotel
whcc' by strict attention to his business he hopes to
share portion of the public patronage lie also wishes
10 inform them that his Table shall be furnished with the
kind of Liquors and Wines and his Stable with ,ho ho
Oh frovender, with good and attentive Oscr. No
pans shall be spared to give general satisfaction to those
"homay favor him with their custom
~ ID. NJ. BLACK.
~ D. should like to get some ten or twelve reou-
tar Boarders by the week or month IN vcrr modr,,o
''u'S' M -. NJ. b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
MEL WILLIE T.4LHOT.

HANlNG taken the house recently occupied by Mr..
l. l. ii. McCraw, few doors above the Franklin IIo
tel tenders his services 10 his friends and the public
Auction and Commission Merchant.
He will attend to the sale of Real Estate Negroes,
Horses, and every description Of Merchandise
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in No
gocs, vol pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neghborhood will afford him every facility
in the sale of that species Of property His spacious store
and cellar, will enable him keep good condi-
ion every article Of merchandise he may receive OH con
tignmeHt.
lie deems it futile to make a flourish of promise and
WILL therefore, only say that he will be grateful for pal
ronage, and those who bcstow it, may rely upon Justice
at his hands
lie will take charge Of Negroes be offered for sale
either privately publicly and board them at 25 cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand
REFERENCES.
Smithson n. Darts, Sr. John j. Puris
Richard 7wee John Iioihm
Mckinney g. .HosJy Henry Darts
Nc Corkte T. WcDa'iet Whne, 1ardy & Urine
Burton &. Rodes Hancock e. adams
The Richmond (Country) Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send &C
count TO this office for collection.
Dec. 10 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
A I.SO,
Blankets! Blankets
lind y esrO Ug,OOIIesS.

I'VE have on hand large supply of Rose Whitney
w and Machnaw RED BLANKETS, and Servants
DO, with general assortment of WoolIcnso every lcs
oription, which the season is some VI hat advanced
we are disposed to serery c Please look before YOU
buy. ROBES & BURTON
p S.-We have also a large supply of Carpeting.
very low. Il. & b.
Dec f.
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DENCRYKsTEO.V..

MATCllLESS is 4 beautiful chestnut sorre with a
delightful coat of hair which for sickness beauty gloss
and fness Of texture is seldom equaled and never sur
passed. lie has most commanding appearance and
great strength. Such beauty, action and muscle are
seldom in any horse in Virginia. He is now in full
perfection. and is full sixteen hands one inch high and il,
Is thought by the best judges that Machlcss is not cx-
cellcd in point Disappearance by any horse in Nrguia
Ala,chess in appearance and beauty con,ended with
number OF Shakspearcs colts. al year old, in the town
oi Liberty, for premium OF fifty dollars which was a
wardcd him by three good Judges from which he took his
name. At two Yeats old he exhibited a second time
III the town of Liberty, by the request Of Mr. Terry and
b 900 at that time was offered for him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
Land. Negroes, Sc. Sc,
El,aS SALE.

y, within three miles Of the Court House, and
seven from the James River Canal and contains between
aA ana seven hundred acres; lies we'll and is easily
improved About one hundred and fifty acres is well Ia
no1 IN red clover further description is deemed IN
as those disposed to purchase invited to ex-
hne Tor themselves Being determined TO sell, good
,@lgain may be had. Ii not sold privately before the
nun aay OF February sl2, i, will on that day, the
s'nses be offered to the highest bidder upon credit of
u" TWO and three years the purchaser give bond and
u personal security and deed of trust upon the land
Insecure the purchase money
a. ana at the same time and place. upon credit until
, me 10Th day of July. 1912. TEN OR TWELVE.
ShnELf NEGROES. stool! Of Horses Hogs, Cows,
N"cep' and Plantation Tools Of every description
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD.
van II t10F
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THE BEAUTIFUL .iND SPLENDID
fOG.NI; HORSE
VI a TIC Ill. 1, = = j..

30 WILL STAND. the ensuing sea
M ~ In son at my Stable, in the County Of
N((H uE Bedford siN miles Southeast of .ber-
esA&aAsssA4s. ~, except on Fridays and saturdays.
which days he will stand at John eitwichs shop the
Forest. the Main Western oad, leading from Liberty
to lynehburg, and within two miles OF Noel's Nl and
will be let TO at the reduced price OF Ten Dollars
tho season. payable by the 18th day OF December next
The season will commence the first of April and end
the first OF August Six Dollars the single leap. paid
at the time OF service, and Twenty Dollars insurance.
payable the mare is known 10 be in iJal or
Transferred An, person putting five mares. will only
be charged with four. The proprietor has procured
hundred of land Tor the purpose OF pasturagc,
which will b. gratis, aud also Stables to protect the
mares and colts from the lncemency OF the weather.
Mares be fed with grain if required twenty five
cents per day. No responsibility for accidents
capes but every exertlon will be made prevent them
There will be charges made for persons
that may bring mares from distance to this horse lie
will always be in place al the above stands with the
ception OF public DAYS
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Al sno 1cls-&uISo
n,l.rfn9i NCHBURG VIRGINlAN,'

I F.1E III NU II Do NU ' 7 NU NINN,
J.. published so'n,ceeky, (ere'y Monday and fhwsday
n -Four Dollars per payable IN adcahee. No sub
ssio willie received for shorter Time than months
nd no paper cn be discontinued, (crcept at he discretion
.S ME- Editors } until al o,remuyeS paid.
NJ. ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
,g.as (or kss for The first insertion, and 81. cents for
every subsequent Insertion
ET-ERF .4DTERYTSER is required to note, has
manuscript, hoe long he rshes his advertisement inserted
on advertisement not so noted, rH be inserted til its dis
continuance bs ordered
FOR IE.7RLY .lDJ ERTTSL\T; The terms ars for
~. privilege Of to squares, 10 for square SIS fol,
enc square inner form, S35,
3J-JOB PRL\TLAG erecuted neatly and elpedtous-
w. and eaSonablc terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
xDOSfuCy,ssieNf.

The abov sale Of Slaves, at the residence Of Mrs.
Mary HILL is postponed till the 2lst Instant and the sale
at the Big Lick, till the Gath instant
a. P. ESkRIDGE.
Jan. l3 Dt,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
CASH FOR HIDES.

I WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
L Hides, delivered at tho Market House.
The subscriber viii also receive them to be tanned on
shares and IL. work to be done ty responsible
nor as any in Tie Nta'c and Delivered 1t the Market
" as.c whcr r1ur,d. WM J.. FAIR
Dc, II T.
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.N,.S. (hNs. W.. KciNS.

l. a Il r o + L Il " II q ",
DROPOSES opening a FEMALE SCHOOL in
L the basement of the Baptist Church. to commence
on Monday the 9TH of February next.
Having been educated with special reference to the
business Of teaching, and having had practical expo,
rence in the matter, she hopes be able give entire
satisfaction those Parents and Guardians who NAV
confde their children and wards her dircction-and
pledges her best efforts insure their advancement in
the several branches Of their sudics as well rs to pro-
mote their improvement in manners and morals
TEKMs.
Spelling. Reading. Writing and First Principles of A.
r'h'netlc ) . per month.
Grammar, Geography and History. 50 do
For the above incl uding Natural and Moral Philsophy
Rhetoric. Logic. SC sl5 per session Of ) mo
Projection and Drawing cf Maps, 3 do
Music. 80 lessons, II
Poonah Painting. do
Drawing and Painting in Water
Colors, Landscape, Sc 6 50 do
Mezzotn,o s do
Fancy Work, DO
F.mhrold.rv. DO
French Needle Work % do
EEFEssE.sEES.
}. w Smith. Esq Principal of kalarano
Seminary, Staun,ou:
l.. l.. Waddcll, Esq, Male A.
cademv. do
Hon. Judge Lucas p. Thompson do
Mrs. Henry Johnston, Muse Teacher, do
DIR. X. IL Henry. Waynesboro >
Nath'l Masse. Esq. Augusta Co. Va.
Geo. Bagby, Esq. Lynchburg
John IIollins. Esd do
Rev. F. J.. y. Shaver do
Apply to Mrs Rcins, a, Mrs Hancocks Boarding
House, Immediately opposite the Post Office.
Jan. 90 t7F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

We, the undersigned Inspectors, at Planters Ware
house, now acting under the style ofJones & Whitow
having provided ourselves with sufficient number OF
hands, are ready to greet customers with hearty
welcome and we hope by diligence of attention, quick
OF despatch, and every other service render
the Planter, consistent with honest integrity, to give
general satisfaction, We earnestly solicit the Planters
generally, to call and give trial.
THOMAS JONES,
JOSIAH II, WIIITLOW.
Jan. Il 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24
FRESH SUPPLY.

nT new and beautiful Chene Mouslin de LANES
~ Florence Braid Bonncts, Chene Ribbons Also,
now Style PLAID Ho.s DC Lanes. which will be sold
oytrmslv lou JAMES 4 sTIGLFR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

A LARGE Stock of new style French Cassimercs,
IA Superior to any thing of the kind in marke and
fancy coloured and black Cloths; for SALE much below
the usual prices. JAMES A. STIGLER.
Nov is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-24

HAVING received information from various quarters.
Il that in consequence Of the death ofC A Jennings
(my former worthy and much amented colleague } and
my own long confinement by disease a rumor had gone
into the country of The death Of both the Inspectors at
Planters Ure-h house take this method of correcting
the mistake and informing the public. that Mr. JOSIAH
II. WHITLOW, who comes highly recommended as a
gentleman of s,ric, probity of condect and engaging
urbani,y of manners, associated with me as SC,
cond Inspector
take this opportunity TO express my gratitude to nv
old friends and patrons for the liberal encouragement they
have for so long time afforded me- in conjunction with
my late lamened coeag le and now solicit a c.ntnu
ance of the same liberal patronage in my new asoca
ton. THOMAS JONES.