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aiuable Real Estate

Fch S.5LE.
HE subscriber wishes to sell the
n TRACT OF LANDon which he resides
containing by a late survey 1877 acres
This tract lies within one mile of Lynch.
burg, on the Poplar Forest road, and /: we'll
adapted To the culture of all descripIious of
grain. About one half of which is cleared
ana partly in cultivation, the balance of the
iract IS heavily timhered, and first rate Tobac-
co land. 1t is well calculated to he divided
INTO lots OF to BOO acres, to suit purchasers
ying on both sides of Black Water and Iyv
Ireeks, on which streams there are seyeral
eligible null sites, with sufficient water for
the erection of manufacturing mills. There
Is also on IT an excellent quarry of Soap Stone,
ard very valuable Mineral Spring.
Inc Improvements are comfortable dwel.
ling house, with other convenicn, out hon,es.
to which Is attached an extensive orchard of
the best selectediruit, which, together With ns
convenience to market, render il the most
desirable Tract of Land offered for sale in this
section of the country.
Persons who wish to purchase lands arc
invited 10 cslland examine for themselves IA
the subscriber is DESTROYS TO seII-e baroain
may be had--a liberal credit will be eiyen.-
or terms, apply 10 the subscriber on The pro~
misses. Ep,tI1%n 'r.Ttt
''''"ipcr d W3m l3
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A. u. DAVIES, c. A c.

VIRGINIA At rules holden in the
clerks Office of The county court Of Char.
lotto, on the 9th day of October, 1922.
William NJ. Matthews aud MarinN Davon-
port, Plaintlls,
Against
John II. Matthews, Fanny VI Scott, execu-
lriX Of Francis Scott, dec'd John NJ. Price,
John Cobbs, Thomas Cobbs and James c.
McReynoIds, Defendants.
IN CH9ECERY
The defendant John Il Matthews, MOI having
entered his appearance, according TO the act OF
assembly and the rules OF this court, and it ap-
peafng TO the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an Inhabitunt of this State, on the mo
ton OF the plaintiff by counsel, II Is oTdered,
That the said defendant do appear here on the
first Monday in January next, and cntcrhis ap-
pcarance and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
give security for performing the decree of the
court, end that copy OF this order be inserted
IN so1ne paper printed in the town of Lynch
burg for two months successfully, and posted
nj the front door OF the cout-house OF the said
county. \ Copy-Teste.
II wsw WIASLOW ROBINSON, G.
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The following Slaves.

Sam Nancy, Davy, Patty, Sarah, silvy, Peys
ton Joshua, Dick, Manuel, Harriet, Nancy the
younger, and Sarah the younger also, one
shot gan, one OK Wagon, one horse cart, five
mead OF horses, three yoke OF oxen, eleven
cows and calves, twenty crime head of bog,
tthrly;to head of Sheep, sandry yalua5e
household furniture, kitchen furniture. plan
'a,ioh utensils, &c. as specified in said deeds,
IN nermS-A portion OF the above property
vi" pe soiu Tor cash TO meet the purpo.
on credit of twelve months, from the day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bondand good sccu-
rty<-Such title only as is vested in me viii
be conveyed. NM. Nj. RtES, Trustee.
November l. wtd. II
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Notice.

V4yILL be sold, 10 the highest bidder, at
w tie late residence OF JOSHUA rinsley,
deed, In the county of Amherst, on Wodnes
day the 2ath day OF November next, all the
stock OF horses cattle, sheep and hogs, plnnta.
ton Utensils, and the household aud kitchen
furniture OF which said dccedont died posses
ed, together with the crop al corn, fodder aud
oats made on the plantation the present year
Among The stock OF cattle are Two yoke Of VI
luable okcg Terms made known on the day
OF sale. GEORGE N. TlNSLEy,
ALEX. TINSEEY,
Admrs. OF Joshua Tinsley, deed.
October Is. N2wll
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Notice..

A PETITION will be presented TO the
"A next General Assembly of Virginia
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
TO remain in this state until the year 1926.
CATO JOHNSON, free man ofcotor.
Sept 10. 6wtiMp
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The Tract Of X,anA
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND lying in Amherst
tho count county, containing about 40 acres, being
,ne same land on which Reuben Pendleton for
mer'y resided, lying in miles of Lynchburg
immediately immediately on James river, considerable
fropori'on OF which is good tobacco land and
nd .noered. Afurther descriptions deem
~ Unnecessary, as il is supposed those wishing
t ~ parohase VIII first view the land. If the a.
oJ 49, i"na IS not sold privately, il will be offer
binh on saturday the 18th of December, to the
,nan tst olauer, on credit of 6, u and "a
secns;, s, une purchaser giving bonds with good
security and deed of trust on the land to Sc.
cure The payment Those who wish to per
Lnase VIII apply to Samuel Garland of Lynch'
gov. 6rTnfTTox
A'o'elnosr vtl4D r.
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A n court held Ior Amherst county the

4 II court held for Amherst county the
~ 2lsi day Of October, is22.
Merit NJ White aud Judith his wife late Ju.
dtb Tinsl.y. 1bomas Clements and Rosnnna
hi. wife, lalc kosanna Iinsey, Plaintiffs,
Against
George NJ. TiBsl~y, Alexander Tinsley, An
dcrson Iinsley, Wait ". Bailey, and Dolly
his wife, who was lately Dolly Tinsey, Ban
ncsier 1insley and John liulehcson aud Lu-
einda his wife, Defendants
II CH.qScERY.
On hearing oil aud the answer Of the
defendants, GEORGE NJ. TiBsley, Alexander
1insley aud John ilutrheson and Lucinda his
wife, and il appearing to the satisfaction offhe
court that The defendants Anderson IinsleY
Watt " Baby and Dolly his wife do not re-
side within the limits OF this commonwealth /.
whefeupon, il is deereed aud ordered that I'M
less the said absent defendants do appear here
on or before the 1t day of January court next,
and enter their appearance aud give security
according Ia the act OF assembly aud the rules
OF this court, the plaintiffs bill shall be taken
1s confessed and the matter thereof decreed
accordingly, and IL Is further dccreed and or
dered, that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the
townof Lynchburg for the space two months
sncccssigely aud that another copy thereof be
posted at the front door of the court house Of
this county on two several court days returna-
bic TO the 6rsi day of january court next.
Copy-Tesie.
l3 A. Il. DAVIES, &. A c
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pY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
- the subscribers by James S Me .Illster,
OF record in the county court of Bedford, for
the purpose OF securing the payment OF Ger
tain sums OF money therein mentioned, TO
William Saunders, we shall proceed to sell,
by way of public auction, for cash, on the
25th day of November next, at the front door
of WIN. Ierry's tavern, in the town OF Liber-
to a., foIIo,,;..
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Trust Sale,

NP virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed
- by Charles q. Cobbs to the subscribe
one bearing date the 9Th day Of August, !sI''
The other bearing date the 25th day of NAV
1922, both duly recorded in the Bedford clc5s
Office, and for the purposes therein named T
shall, on the 22d day OF November (ls22l
II lar, it not the next fair day, at the house Of
said cobbs, in Bedford county, proceedto sell,
70 The highest biIler. n1 nuLiic nurti..r
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TRE subscriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public, that he lras on
hand large assortment OF Leather, among
which is,
10000 VT. of Soal Leather,
Is dozen Calf Skins,
1000 sides waved and rusect upper and
kips ditto,
Skrtng Harness and Bride,
New England Hog skins and Pad
Leather,
All Of ~dich uiH be 'otd tO,c for cash
JOHN POE.
N. b. Cash or leather will be given for
Hides, or tanned on the usual terms. p.
October % loXts
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The tract OF i,aod.

On which said Cobbs resides, containing loo
acres, more or less, adjoining the land, Of
Messrs John North, Benz. Robinson aud Wed,
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
ID the subscribers by Christopher Clark, for
the purpose OF indemnilying lshac otcy aud
Thomas Moore, which decd bears date the
18th of October, 1919, and is recorded in the
county court OF Campbell, we shall proceed,
on the Goth day of November, 1922, on the
pscmiseS, to sell, ut public auction, for ready
mones. thnt valuable and highly improved
Estate, called Sandusky,
Formerly owned by Charles Johnston, lying
on the turnpike roau between Lyuehburg and
the town OF New London. boing abeu, four
miles from the former pluce, aud SIN miles
from the latter. This tract contains between
400 aud 300 acres, aconsidcrnbln part of which
is heavily timbercd. The balance is cleared.
aud IS we'll adapted TO the use of clover and
plaster. Should bidders fail to attend on the
day above mentioned, in consequence of the
mclemcncy of She weather, the sale will be
postponed until the next fair day Acting as
trustees, we Shall convey such title only us is
vested in us by the deed aforesaid
EDWARD WATTS,
WILLIAM RADFORD.
| October lS. IL wtds
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NVEAWaV,

LROM the subscriber on the S0th o
March, servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name of James Lowing
lie is upwards of six feet high, light complex
ION, well made, very sensible, shrcwd, and
pert in his observations, and not easily intimi.
dated. He formerly belonged to John Scott
OF neutrality-suspicious. well on several nnsi.
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
and will probably attempt to pass for free
man will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses if delivered TO me in New
GlasgoW-or twenty dollars If secured in any
jan SO that get him. He is now probably in
the vicinity of Richmond.
GEO. S. HOLLOWAY.
April %. 3tf
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Aynchburg Mills,

WILL in lew dave be in order Tor the re.
~ ceptlon OF Nhest--lbe Subscriber
will give tar market price IN ca4h Should
any be desifous TO receive fIJur in exchange
for Whea,, they can do SO 1t the usual exchange,
and the subscriber viii SUBJECT himself 10 the
Rehmsnd Inspection. Those who are not
disposed Ia sell at the present prices, may del.
yer her Wheat, aud wait for a better price, as
a air mail el price viii be given du ing the sea-
son, far that deposited, al for what may be CO
mng m.
WM. A. ALLEN.
Augusta. tets
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MERINo sHAWLS, &c.

d. leland 81 Merino sbawls,
81. - and Ill Neck do
Dino ditto Half do
Il aud IL velvet do
Ditto Zelia and Picnic dp
III Of sdiei at Of The nfrssi foshions, inst
receired, mud .e,H be sold ~ he Phitadet-
phiq pricts. ]. L. PA11'EN.
nov. D II WV
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ having any just Claims against the es-
tate al Richard Denett deed. late of Bed
or County,t to bring them forward to me au-
thenticated according to law, that arrange
ments may be made to pay them, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar against them.
as am DESTROYS to close the business Of
said estate.
LITTLE Berry LEFTWICH, Admir-.
OF Richard Denett, decd.
November ]. ~
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Augusta
Amna for sale.
w NJ. A. ALLEN.
tets |

TEsIiE subscriber nishcs 10 sell The TR.1CT'
l. or LAND, IN me county Of Campbell, Eim
nied on both aidesoC Bq6d!o Cred, on rhieh he
iateiy rtstded n contains by a tdit surrey, 200
acres, 10 NJ Which are cieared, aud IN good heart
ihtrc is as mUrh good iand on HasOa any traci
u The mus trteai Ia HiS neishborbood This
iaad lies uihm a mite and a hair Of Ne'o Lon
doH, and eyogs he ddfaptng, Of = mill sta If
- Jeei taH II is srceeHiagiy uri ienirred ny
springs. Thu Improvements are n capital log
house, Nth hres afmenfs, Il by lsJtei, n
Kitchen, stable, and leo iodging.houses, md has
ond good apple md peach orchWd.- The nile
Is ipdipuobie Application 10 be madc 10 the
sabscribtr IN LgrLburg, or 10 Capt kiag, ne
,Ntu LoHden EDW .3TKINSON
October T. gIrl5
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October lS

~ OTICE.-The subscriber, as admins
= traitor Of Col. Biaiom CLARK, deceased,
lriH, or.the Esd Deg Of .NosemJer, 1922, al
the late residence cf Soid decedenf, IN he
county Of Campbell, sci, by aca4 ofpublic
auction, all The PERSONAL ESI.lTE
Of said decedent consisting Of ttco Negroes
Ia man and a boy,] the stocks Of Horses,
Cutie, Sheep and Hogs. HouschoM and
Kitchen Furniture, Ptantotion Utensils, the
crops Of Corn, Fodder, &c. SC. Terms Of
sate--Fo al Sums uader $40, cash wiH BE-
required and. for all Sums optr that amount,
a credit o" str mont ieiH be erttaded to the
Purchasers, upon Htir ertcaiag tier bonds
rih approved personal security jor the pay
med Of the amounts ottheir 'ss2ectiur putr-
chaStS.
TUCKER y CL.1Rk, .qdalr.
u 4 collection Of Laio and othef books.
a Pleasure Carriage and fairness, and a
light Haggon and Gear, le,A be added To The
d6ope safe. r. u. c.
October % 12 trtgs
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Trust Sale.

pT virtue of a deed of trust executed To
10 us by John billiard and sally his wife
bearing date the 9Th day of December 1919
aud duly recorded in the clerks office of Bed
ford county, 10 secure debts therein expressed
due Cot William Lettnich, dec together with
all the legal charges attending the execlr
ton OF the trust, and in pursuance of request
of said Lcltwich's representatives We shall
on the 3ist day oi December next, on the pre-.
misses, procecdto sell, by way of public auction
for cash that
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BEESWAX,

THE highest price will BE- paid for Bees
i wa, either 10 CASH or GOODS, by
J L. PAfTEN.
November g. llw7w
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MOI ice.

DY virtue Of n deed OF trust executed 10
ID mr by Nicholas Harrison, Tor the purpose
OF securing To the late Charles Clay certain
sum 81 money, which deed bears date the Isl
day OF October, 1910, aud Is recorded IN the
county court OF Bedford, ! snail, on tho 18th
day Of November nett, proceed 10 sell, at
public auction, on the premises, for rendy mo-
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The Tract Of Hand

In the said deed of trust mentioned, lying in
the county Of Bedford, on both sides of Ju-
ditlI's creek, containing eight hundred acres.
more or less, and bounded by the lands OF
Francis Meriwcther's heirs, and others In case
The weather is SO inclement, that bidders do
not attend the above mentioned day, the sale
will take place ON the next fairdny. Acting ms
trustee, shall convey such tile only as is
vested in me WILLIAM RADF0RD
oct 49, liwtds SurripiRg Trustee
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FOR SALE-SEYERAL
Tracts ~ Valuable Hand

In Rockingham county, y. {. situated on Dan
River, between smiths River and Dan,iIe
Apply TO The subscriber, at Lealssillc, \ {.
oct. IT.. l1u0 GEO I2ARn
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Notice.

I shall petition 10 The nert General .4sstm-
i bly, Of rigmtd yJof a dttorcs from my hus
band john almond, for reasons rtieh wH b.
81 firth therein. POLLY .iL.n0.ND.
September >. sc3an
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Inshe said deed OF trust mentioned, lying in
the county Of Bedford, on both sides Of Ju-
dith's errck. containing eight hundred aofes,
more or les, and bounded by the lauds of
Francis Meriwethcrs heirs and others. In
case the weather is so Indictment that bidders
do not attend on the day above mentioned,
the sale will take place on the next fair day.
Acting as trustee, | shall convey only snch
title as Is vested IN me.
JOHN MuRRELL.
October ls. II wtds
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.,egroes ior Saie.

GENERAL Men, Women, Boys and
~ Girls, viii be sold low Tor cash, or on
short credit-,ay 4 or D months Enquire OF
the Printers
September 81 tets !
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NNti ice.
Oct o5.

RY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
40 the late Cyrus B. Clay and myself by Nj
cholas Harrison, for the purpose of securing
to the late Charles Clay a certain sum of mo,
ney, which deed bears date the Goth day of
November, 1917, and Is recorded in the coun-
ty court OF Bedford, shall, on the 18th day of
November next, proceed TO sell, at public auc-
lion, on the premises, for ready noneY.
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$40 Reward and all reasonable
charges.

DaNAwAY f'om The sabscriber, en- Sa''-
IL Sag ne ira iaa' psFra Htadfrsea, atonl
81 or ,. gseas Oh, gslieF ,eaFieriaH, follAa
facz, isiss lbs t5sc ~ siaiRre, SO ne ia iteo
srflree isrht.. 1T - iorisu-d nbta fatEsaR, had
a MIR bee coal a4a yahfaioohs, atso, biae
soal aid paate'a5ns s0htttai lcorR, Dfaea JW
haf.--Rf = Ute1ghi he has ire YePafs-.-'af mo.
yeragd ell tt gitea bg serin'at md htgfo m
sag Jaii - thai he ofag be reeertrtd
.IYDREU BEiR.YE.
\ B.--rtt obort negro lormrrlg belonged 70
shs estate eF Coll. BeiOr aad m ~ ht Aare .
IA daughter Fanny rho mdrf1fd n W JOIN
.yseheima. and fifedia Gloucester county, from
.y.bsrh piaeer ". Hin. 9ertHs n GlftHb5sg
.oaplp brought him, his faiher md neihr bea.
If-fdltea IN Richmond ais ao'bcr aart dHd.
Union. Monroe County, on .. ie3r y
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LAM, SEGRArs Q
30 valuable Neoroos
200 acres Prime Toh.ccor,

sons's,'ng Oh men, women, boys and y;l.
Also, al tue same time aud nIace s'fi' .
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EDUCfTT0N.
.NR. MOORE, Respectfully announ.

sAt' eIOofSSS ihSo1SStluiiJ etAAAONA
oes TO the inhabitants Of Wilmington and its vicinity
that he intends opening geographical and Astrono
mical sch oil, at No 164 King street on the plan
of MIR Hill, who recently taught class in this 30
rough From long experience in teaching on the
above mentioned plan, and the success which has
hitherto attended it, he atters himself that he shall
satisfy the most sangune expectations Of those who
may favour him with their patronage He pledges
himself that if scholars attend regularly, and study
directed for six weeks, they shall be able to des
cribe the boundaries OF all the Empires, Kingdoms
and States, on the globe the principal mountains,
Iisthmuses, peninsuas capes and promontories the
oceans, seas lakes, straits, and gulis the principal
islands, where situated, their bearing and distance,
one from another; the rivers, where they rise; in
what countries they run, and where empty; the
principal towns Of each country, what coast or
river situated what collection Of water washes the
shores of each division of land sc: together with
correct ideas OF the motion of the earth and other
lplanets.
Ladies to attend during the day, and gentlemen
in the evening each scholar must furnish an atlas
a pencil drawing paper &c.
Those who desire to attend to the above studies
will please TO call at No l64 King street, where
satisfactory references will be given, and the terms
loftuition made known
The school to commence on the Goth inst.
Wilmington December 2j l82l--3t
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Oct
-.----- -
.S'EW SEyIT.NlRY.

S BARSTOW informs the citizens of WI
mington and the Public, tina, he has opened
30 ARDlNG SEMINARY FOR YOUNG IA.
DIES, 10 Main Street, nearly opposite the Acade.
my
tie will instruct in the various branches Of Educs
non upon the most improved Plan; and TO render
Pastime useful as well agreeable, his Better
Haf'' will instruct all who desire il during their
vacant hours IN fashionable Needlework Iambour
and Matchmaking, without any additional charge.
Particular attention will be paid to the department
manners OF their Pupils Complement o5 only
Terms Board Tuition, Washing, Fuel and Stall.
onary $50 per quarter. Tuition aud stationary az
per quarter
1t is heir intention to make permanent settle.
ment IN this hearty and pleasant Borough and
from their strict adherence to method. and their
long and successful experience in the Art oil Teach.
my, they hope to merit sufficient share of Patron.
age Reference n ay ne made to Major Peer 3.
Delany' and Parents are invited to call al the Es-
tablIshment
CERTIFICATE OF PRESIDENT MESSER.
Hro70n University, Sent 81 1903.
certify that we hold in esteem the talents and
Character OF the Bearer, Mr. Simon Barstow a late
graduate OF this institution and that we think him
wen qualified to take the charge OF any School or
Academy in need Of his services
ASA MESsER.
CERTIFICATE OF LEWIS DUVALL,, Mavor,
Hon JOHN STEPHEN, nd sundry other very
respectable citizens Of Annapolis.
.fnnqnof8, Oct 1921.
We certify that Mr.. Simon Rarstow has resided
IN this city for several years past in the canal y of
Teacher; that his moral character is irreproacha.
bic; that we have very favorable opinion Of hi,
mode OF Teaching and School Governments, which
Is marked by due mixture IF energy and modera.
ton that our children have improved uncommon
~ well under his instruction; that we think hin,
worthy OF liberal Patronage; and that we very
much regret his removal, as loss TO the literary
interests of our city.
Louis Gassaway Lewis Duvau
| Henry Duval John Stenbrn
/ Tho. H Dorsey Ninan Pinknev
Richard Harwood (of Thos) Tho Franklin.
] WNli'"slolh NOV. " 1921 35-law9tp
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Newark Seminary.

We, the undersigned attended an examination Of
the Young Ladies in the Newark Seminary, under
-fhe superintendent of Mrs Cloud, on Tuesday the
] lih nstant and were highly pleased with the spe.
-cimens which the pupils gave Of their acquaintance
with those useful and ornamental branches of Ed
sucation in which they had been instructed Indeed
xhe examination reflected honor on the Teachers
st showed that they had been interchangeable in their
exertions to forward the advancement of their pu-
pills in their literary attainments We avail our
selves Of this occasion to congratulate the parents
and Guardians Of the pupils at this Seminary its fri
ends and the publck generally, upon The order and
regularity which prevail in it, and especially the great
proficiency exhibited by the pupils in the different
branches Of education. The peculiar heahness oil
The place, the cheapness of obtaining an education at
the Seminary, the guardianship Of the teachers over
the pupils, together with the rapid progress which
they make render it worthy of its full share Of pub
lick patronage
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For SALE.

A small Farm, situated on the Wilmington and
Lancaster Turnpike Road about one mile from
Wilmington, adjoining lands Of Isaac Stidham, 10.
seph Robinson and others i; containing about 40 e.
ores, Is Of which are excellent and well tmbered
wood land, the remainder able land Of good soil,
and in good state OF cultivation-wel edapted 10
grass and grain The Improvements are a Q i-2
story stone dwelling house nearly new, with pump
OF excellent water near the door large barrack
corn crib and stabhg a thriving young Apple
and Peach orchard, with a variety of other fruit
srees-and handsome young nursery OF Apple,
Pear, Peach, Thorn Qucks &c. the best of their
kind fit for transplandng. Said Farm is dvid-
cd into several lots BY good post and rail fencing.
and well watered by stream Of water that passes
through it.
ALSO, between two or three acres Of Marsh, al
pest quality, and in good condition, situate on Chris
tiana creek near the mouth Of Mill Creek.
Possession may be had on the 25th. Of March inst.
al required Terms will be made reasonable to the
purchaser; for which, and other information re-
spectog the property, enquire Of the subscrber,re.
siding thereon LEVI STARRY.
Deer, 18Th l821--3o-l25m