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EAacation.
April 2o.

o. NIE subscriber will resume the teaching
4 business, on Monday, the eth of the
next month in the house he formerly occu.
pied, and which is at present occupied by {.
Fisher His course of instruction will com
prise such literary and scientific subjects rs are
usually taught in our Schools.--Ierms From
$40 10 Sl2 10 scholar per session of -
months No pupil viii be admitted for less
time than the session, if entered nt the com
meneement OF the session II entered after
Che commencement of the session, no pupil
will be admitted for less time thnn the remain
der OF the session
X Is TOWNLEY.
9th mo- 3rd 1929 ltwts Q
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EAucAtiOn.

TWE Subscribers School, (stuated IN the
l. county of Amherst, in the neighborhood
of Col. Richard Harrison and Capt VIM. r.
Roane's.) for youth of both sexes, will 20 into
operation again on the LIST of October ensuing.
In this school, the following subjects will be
taught on the terms am exed, viz Spelling
reading, writing and arithmetic, six dollals per
scholar for session OF five and half months :;
English Grammar and Geography, with the
use OF the Globes and Maps, seven dollars and
fifty cents per scholar; and for Surveying. ten
dollars per scbolar-surveying will be taught
theoretically and practically.
Persons wishing TO board their children, can
obtain 1t in respectable families in the neighbot
hood ON accommodating terms.
Information respecting qualifications, SC.
my be had on application to T. billiard of
Lynchburg. JOHN u. TOwNLEY.
September 6. ltwew5.
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August 30

MIR. Francis lfarwood, sdmr. with the
Nl will annexed OF John clnrkson, dec d.
James Clarkson. YIN. Clafkson, Anselm Clark
son, David Clarkson Botsey Taylor, Thomas
JoBes and Caiharne his wife, Lucy Dodd and
Chs Massce, adrnr. OF Joseph Dodd, dec a
Francis Carlcr--1ake notice, that on Saturday
the lRih day OF October next, nj the Franklin
Hotel, IN the town ot Lynchhnrg, we shall
proceed take the dispositions oi Jesse Clark
son and Others to he rend as evidence IN the
Superior Court oil chaneery holden IN the
town of Lynchburg for the Lynchhurg District,
wherein we are plaintiffs and yon are deien.
danis. where YOU mny attend or not
HENRY a. POLLY BkLLENGER
September 9. WlM.
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STNAVEn,

ERoM hs snbecriJer about he Isl Of
Il Judy, BRIGHT BAY HORSE, about
or 8 gears old, 1 feet y or 10 inches high, oree"-
fallen, hind feet Rhiie, pacss, frois and gaitop'
remarkably vel he is supposed 10 be making
for Bedford, hatine tten raissd Y ba W, Pduehaa,
moi many miles adore Liberty. Il repmd Of 10
dollars, and oil reasonable charges has been Of
fertd for his recovery, but Il NIL be considerably
increased, on hii delivery TO hf Rec, John Ear
~, or ne subscriber mar Dinuiddt court honse,
W. II. PEGR1M
Sfpf O. iftpb
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Bedford June Court, 1922
Nancy Arthur widow of Barnabas Arthur.
deceased, John Arthur, William Arthur, Lew.
is Arthur, John Pratt and Fanny his wife, late
Fanny Arthur, Nathan q rear, and Lucy his wife
late Lucy Arthur, Geo. Bowles and Elizabeth
his wife late Elizabeth Arthur, and
heirs OF Rhoda White aec. and Elizabeth
Arthur, Plaintiffs.
Against
Samuel Clayton and John Arthur, Ears Of
Barnabas Arthur dec. and Barnabas Arthur
and Caleb Arthur, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY,
The defendant Barnabas Arthur and Caleb
Arthur not having entered their appearance &C.
cordlng to the act of assembly and rules of thi,
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
court that they are not inhabitants Of this Com
monwealth, it is therefore ordered that they do
appear here on the fourth Monday in November
next, and answer the compliments, bin and that
a copy OF this order be forthwith published in
the Lynchburg Press for two months success.
s've'y and published at the front door OF the
count house OF said county, on two several
court days.
ACoPy-Teste.
"owI J. STEPTOE, C. B.C.
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NJEssRS. ARMsTEAD& mCRAW

lAE u 9N'iN's ANU - EAU O. WI Una w I,
Avn Frances A. Martin, admir- with the will
annexed of John II. Overstreet, dec, Robert
G. Mosley, VIM. Ovsrton, admir- de bonis non
OF John McMHrry, Rebecca kelso, ndm'x
John kelso decd VIM g. Charles Mckenny,
Jr. Martin Hancock, John Mclean, g. Glover
Harvey take uotce, that we shall, on the 26th
and 9th days of September, 1922, at the store
of II y II. Venablo s, in Prince Edward coun-
ty, between the rising and setting of the sun
OF each day, take the deposition of David An
derson and others, and on the 28th day OF
September, 1922, between the same hours, we
shall take the deposition of Mrs Mary Allen
Edward county, and on the 9Th day Of Octo-
Der, 1922, between the same hours, we shall
take the deposition of Mrs, Elizabeth Mosey,
at the house of Mr. Travis Brooks, in Charlotte
county the said dispositions to be read us
evidence, in the suit you hove now depending
against US, in the superior court of chancery
for the Lynchburg District; and if the above
dispositions are not completed on the above
named DAVIS shall continue from dav to
day, at each place, until the same are compile
ted, Sundays excepted)
THOMAS HUMPHREYS, Admir-
OF John Hoicombe, senr. dec'd
MARTHA HOLCOMBE,
ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE, Err
Of John Holcombe, junr. decd
MARY V. WYLiE,
GEORGE g. VIM, WALKER, Err,
or George Walker deed, and said Nm
Woifer in hi, GUN right aud Sarah his mite
Aug % 3 w4w
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As and 90 Aikely Slaves,

Consisting OF men, women and children. The
sale will be for cash, or upon such terms of
credit, as may be agreed on, the purchasers
giving negotiable notes, with satisfactory en-
dorsers, paying the interest on the same every
sixty days, and otherwise conforming 70 the
rules OF the bank. The sale will be continued
from day to day, if necessary Acting as
trustee, | shall convey such title as is vested
in me. DAVIDSON BRApFUTE, Trustee.
Sept 8. ltwtts
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Aynchburg Mills.

WILL in a few days be in order for III. re-.
w ception of Whest.-The Subscriber
will give fair market price in cash Should
any be DESTROYS to receive Flour in exchange
for Wheat, they can do SO at the usual exchange.
and the subscriber will subject himself to he
Richmond Inspection. Those who are NOT
disposed to sell at the present prices, may deli.
ver their Wheat and wait for better price. as
a fair market price will he given du,ing the sea.
son, for that deposited, as for what may be ca
ming IN.
VIM. A. ALLEN.
Augusta. tets l
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Notice..

A LII those having claims against the ests,.
"A OF John Thompson decreased, are reonss,
ed to make them known properly anthentics.
ted as the law directs on or before the ST dav oe
October, that arrangements may be made 70,
dscharging the same. All those innebted 10
the estate are requested TO make immediate paN
ment.
JOHN w. THOMPSON
CREED 7. THOMPSON
Exrs. of John Thompson deceased,
July %. ITO
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pY virtue of deed of trust executed
- by Robert Mitchell TO the subscriber,
which is recorded in the county court of Bed
ford, for the purpose OF securing the payment
of certain sums of money due TO the Presi-
dent Directors and Company of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, shall,
On the t'centy fourth day Of September,
At Liberty, Bedford Courthouse, expose to
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Hess-s. Richard Burks & .Maiiheio Burks,
GIRS--As you have left this State IN
~ haste, not sGording me time 10 execute
notices upon yon, yon are hereby notified that
at Samuel Garland's Office in Lynchburg, on
the goth and 2lst days Of September next
and At Amherst courthouse on the I'D, oath.
and 18th days Of the same month, and at my
house in Amherst county, on the 18th and 5th
days Of October next, shalt proceed 10 take
sundry aiIidayits, to be read on the trial oil my
injunction now depending in the Chancery
Court for the Lynchbnrg District, against You
aud MIR Reuben Norsell--when and where
yoa may attend in person or by agent.
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS COLEMAN.
Amherst, Aug % VITO
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Notice..

~ VIE creditors of Jesse Jones, decd, late of
Nelson county, are requested to bring for
ward 'helr claims, properly authenticated, be-
fore the 18th day of December next, and those
INDEBTED TO make payment, as am DESTROYS to
close my administration. Those failing to coy,-
ply, this notice will be plead in bar to their
claims after that date.
CORNELIUS POWELL, admir-
49, de bonis non Of. Jesse Jones, decd,
Aug. 90. 5 WOW
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Notice.

= lie Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the LVnchburg and Salem Turnpike
Company, will, by adjournment, be held at the
Franklin Hotel, in the town OF Lynchburg, on
the FIRST day OF October next nj which time
the attendance of the members are earnestly
solicited, either in person or by proxy
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
Sept. 3 tlO9
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Noti"e

TIME Subscriber beg, leave To inform his
Il friends and the public generally that he
has lately commenced keeping Tavern at
Wards Bridge, m the county Il Pttsykanla,
where he hopes from strict attention to the abose
business 10 share liberal portion OF public pa
tronagt, JOHN WATSON.
SeRember 6. w6w5
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Xrnst Sale.

DY virtue of dccd>of trust executed to
ID the subscribers by Jabez Leftwich jr.,
bearing date the 2lst day of March 1921, and
Of record in the clerks Office of the county
Of Bedford, for the purpose of securing to Jno.
NJ. Settle n Co. and Sstless-- aaASa4A- sunday
sums ofmoney in said deed mentioned, we shall,
on Saturday, the l4th of September, at the
house of said Jabcz Leftwich, jr. in the coun-
ty of Bedford, proceed to sell>Ry way ofpub-
lie auction, for cash,
The following Slaves =:
Jacob, Dolly and her two children Angelina
and Moses and Charles, or 50 many of said
Slaves as will be sufficient TO discharge the
debts in said deed expressed and the costs OF
carrying the same into effect The title vest
cd in me by said deed will be conveyed and
nc other.
SAMUEL GARLAND, ! r-.,.
WIN, NJ HVES. 1'"'''''
September9. wtds9
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RUNAWAY,

IRON the subscriber on the 30th oil
i March, a servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name Of James Loving
lie is upwards Of SLY feet high, light complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, aWl not ensily intimi-
dated. He formerly belonged to John Scott
OF Albemarle-pe1orms web On seyera must
cal instruments, particularly the octave flute
and will probably attempt to pass for a free
man. will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses If delivered TO me in New
GInsgow--or twenty dollars il secured in any
Jail 50 TINT get him. He is sow probably in
the vicinity Of Richmond.
GEO. 3. HOLLOWAY.
April 26 3tf
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VIC Following Slaves -:
Notice.

YNIE President and Directors of the
Il Lyneh5urg and Salem Turnpike CompanN
require the stockholders of the said company
TO pay, on or before the fth day of October
next, the further sum of ten per cent on the
amount of their several shares, TO John Lynch,
Treasurer, this being the seventh requistion
BY order OF the Board,
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept ,, tiOQ
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Notice.

DY virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the
I'D Subscriber by Daniel Fisher, bearing date
the 10Th day of December, 1920, and duly ad
mitted to cord by the county court of Pittsyl-
vania, for tn, purpose OF securing the payment
OF two debts, one to samuel SAM. Panniil x Co.
and the other to Pannil & Dickinson, shall
On The 2la day Of September Merit,
Atthe house OF SAID tshey, in Pttsylyania, pro
coed to sell, to the highest bidder, for ready mo
ney, one yoke of oxen, all the household and
kitchen furniture, plantation tools and all the
property of every description conveyed by said
deed, or SO much as will be sufficient to Satisfy
said trust. Acting as trustee | shall convey
such title as is vested in me SIS such,
ADRIAN G. SHELTON.
September 6. w2wS
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Notice.
September 6

DY virtue of deed in trust executed 10
- US by Thomas Rudd, bearing date the
18th day of July, 1919, and duly recorded in
The county court of Campbell 10 satisfy n
debt therein specified, due to Stephen Cook 4
Co. we shall,
On Saturday, The 2ist day Of Sept. Neat,
Before the door of the Franklin Hotel, in the
town OF Lynchburg, sell at public auction,
for cash.
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Yhe following Slaves,
August 90

MIR. COOK holds my bond for some
WI thing like $500, balance for parcel
OF goods bought of Mr.. John Hancock, and
am ready at any time TO settle with Mr. Cook
as il seems he Is considerably in my debt He
has promised to leave his and my accounts TO
Mr. John Hancock and MIR. William Robert
son These gentlemen waited on Mf Cook,
but, to my utter astonishnent, he shrunk from
the investigation, by offering to swear himself
10 what expected was to be proved by his
invoices, which. be has always promised but
will not bring forward. From what has APP
peared, MIR. Cook seems 10 want to get from
me from $4,000 to $4,000 more than his due
If MIR Cock or his friends, or friend, willrome
forward, as honest aud correct men, Mr
Hancock and Mr.. WIN. Robertson are ready to
wait on them--and I will have property or
money ready, if owe My Cook any thing, to
pay him to the last fnrthing but shall oppose
any sale OF the sort, until he comes forward
and settles as he promised, and ms think
would be the course of all honest men
1HOS. RUDD.
Aug. 80. wtds
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Valuable Neal proVerty

oNMAlN STREET, At AUCTION.
hzyA WILL SELL, on Saturday,
E:::e1 tke i2th day Of October, the two
HiiiE@ HOUSES, and so l-2 feet of
Ssx*zAl&@A GROUND, on main street, oecus
pied by Messrs. John Boyd and John h.
Smith. The property is valuable, and will
positively be sold on the above day.
TERNiS-SloOu AT to DAYS, The balance in
] 9 aud years. Negotiable paper, with up
proved endorsers, or a deed of trust, as the
purchasers may think proper to give, will be
required, to secure the payments. The sale
will be conducted by John r. b. PAYNE, aue
tioneer. FRANCES CALLAWAf.
Sept 10. tdsl1
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J. STEPTOE. C. B. C.
Prime Tobacco land

FOIt SALE.
TvHE subscriber wishes to sell 625 acres of
Il land, situated in Bedford county, few
miles from Waugh's Ferry, on James liver, and
about twenty-five from Lynchburg There is
on this tract a large portion of excellent Tobacco
land to clear, and fresh land in cultivation suff-
cient to employ five or six hands. The tract
may be had entire. or divided. For terms, ap.
ply to the subscriber, living six miles south Of
the premises. JOHN WHARTON.
Aug. %. 3 wfw
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust, executed to
- the Subscriber by Jabez Leftwch, Jr
bearing date the Goth day Of September, 1920
and of record in the Clerk s Office of the Coun
ty of Bedford, for the purpose of securing to
George T. Williams Co, the payment of sun
dry sums of money in Indeed mentioned,
shall, on Saturday The 1hi dag of September
merit at the house of said tabez Leftwich, Jr.
in the County of Bedford proceed TO sell, by
way of Peblic Auction, for Cash,
Yhe following Slaves,
To wit Jacob, Daniel, Charles, Ralph, vilet,
Dolly, and one Girl Child Angelina, Suckey
and Eliza, or so many of said Slaves, as will be
sufficient to discharge the debt in said deed ex-
pressed, and the cost of carving the SAME into
effect the title vested in nre by said deed will
be conveyed and ne other.
SAMUEL HANNAH
August 49, Itwtds3
o. The dbsre sale as POSTPONED
until Saturday the 21st September.
SAMUEL HANNAH
Sept. 2. ltwtds 9
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Xhe Tract OF A4anA

purchased OF Joseph McCrav, and lying on the
Tobacco Row mountain. Terms will be M ID,
known on the day OF sale. Acting as t ustees,
we shall only pass such title as 10 vested in US
ul.der the SAID deed
RICHARD II. RURkS,
NM. SHELTON, trustees
Avg 90 3wtds
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Notice.

DY virtue of deed OF trust executed to the
ID subscribers ON the 10th day of March,
1922, by Richard Burke, of the county OF Am.
herst, for purposes therein expressed, we SHALL
o" Friday, the 18th 2k1,Septembsr .Iert,
tkhe dwelling house Of The said Richard Burks
proceed to Sell, twenty-five or Thirty like head
OF Cattle, and yoke of young Oxen, and on
Saturday, the l4h OF The same Month,
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CoilEN'S OFFICE,

COHEN'S OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, August 2s, 1922.
Official Report of the 2sth days drawing OF the
Washington .honament Lottery.
s6S29 first drawn No. entitled 10 TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, sold at Cohsas
Office an one half aud i'eo quarters
"l0262 ll0o5 .,.;,..of
1856 1902 P.'' ~ oo
elO935 5000 1927
1850 o53s 1896 prizes of 80
"l6245 1880 Is9llA
And tbs usual number ut 10
~All marked sold at CoBEs's orficE
Tie great capital prize of THIRTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS still unhrawD--The draw
ing will be continued on "Wednesday next Us
usaal,
Whoie Tickets. 5 IA Quarters 50 so
Halves Eighths 10
To be had, warranted undrawn, at
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Bedford, August Rules, 1922:
Mary Burch, Plaintiff, 1
Against
John Marckle ard John Fezr. Defendants.
IN CHAKCERY.
The defendant John Marckle not ha ing entered his an
pearance Il gwen security according the of AZ
emby and the rules Of this court, and it appearing To
the satisfaction of the courtthat the said defendant not
an inhabl ant of tins COmmonw eah the motion of
the plaintiff by counsel, Ii is ordered, that the said
Msrcke do appear here tie fourth Monda, in Oc-
toher next and the plaintiff bill, that a copy
Of this order be inserted in the Lynchburg Press for
month, suoccssyely, and posted up the front door Of
the courthouse on two several court days.
Copy-Ieste,
J. STEPTOE, C. BIC.
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

BY uniformity and regularity of conduct,
sssiduity aud attention. to those call, which
may be made upon him, be hopes to render
himself worthy OF the confidence, and purt Of
Che patronage OF that county. A due regard
TO circumstances and the pressure Of the times
Sep q. l.
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Ehrh sale will commence with the lowest
number OF section, township and range, and
proceed IN regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, or for other purposes, will be reserv-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand, ut the city of Wash
Sngton, this 10Th day OF March, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
= JOSIAH MrI6s,
Commissioner Of the Cen. Land Office.
March ~ 5Ot4N
IT Printers who publish the laws of the
United States win publish the above once a
week till the first Monday in November next
aud send their accounts (reeeipted) to the Gen
ernl Land Office
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purchased by the sid Leiiwieh Of Rays e.
tate, adjoining the lands OF Jos Slaughter
Charles stewart, and others, containing dfiy
acres, more or less. .9iso, two grey Horses,
one bay Colt, one yeke of Oxen, and Cart
eight head of Cattle, twenty eight head Of
Hogs, all the said Leitwich's Household and
kiichon Furniture, Plantation Utensils, sc or
so much thereof rs will DE suff cient TO pny
and sntisly the said debt, with interest, aud
the costs Of sale. Acting rs trustee, | will
convey such title as Is vested in me.
A ROBERT son, Trustee.
August 90. 5'ds
~ The ADORE sale Is POSTP OWED
until Hle 2ld Instant.
A. ROBERTSON, Trustee.
Sepl 3 ids Q
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 10
ID The subscriber, BY Jnbcz Leftwieh, Jr.,
hearing date 18th September, 1921, and OF re
cord Ia the clerks olliee OF the county court
of Bedford, Ter the purpose OF securing the
payment OF debt due 20 Samnel Garland, !
shall, on Saturday, The 3lt instant, proceed 10
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, ut the re-
sideurs of the said Jabez Leltsieh Jr
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WIN. u. hurtan,

TIHETNG located himself at Capt. E..
i Il Pnte's, near the Big Lick, oilers his pro-
fessional services 10 the inhabitants of Bots
tour, county, and its enylrons, as
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Aug 80
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thrive; they require quiet life, II ysu in'
tend 10 make them profitable.
Make cider the last of this month or as
soon as your apples are quite mellow.
Take great pains 10 fermenti il properly,
and put il in clean casks. Put strong
lime water in your casks, il cleanses them
from must and acidity better than any
thing else. The ladies of the city have
some Horticultural dulles to attend to this
month in the pleasure or Flower Garden.
This is good month TO plant the roots
oftulips, hyacinths, anemones and ranun-
cluses; the earlier the better in the month
You must protect them from the frost,
with good lining OF tanners bark, leaves
of trees, or dry straw round and over the
beds. The pots containing your choice
carnations, aur;colas, polyantbuscs, and
double primroses, must be plugged 10
their rims in garden frame, and there Sc
tended from severe irosts and heavy rains,
y glasses and mats according TO The ne
Cessities Of the case.
Your double stock gilly flowers, and
wall flowers in pots must be now taker
| into the green house or warm rooms; OF
| you nay leave them in the garden cover
ed with mats and boards, taking care MOI
to expose them TO The sun while frozen
| in the latter par; of February.
Dress the beds and borders of the young
succession or other flower buds, Whlcf
| were not disturbed this year; weed anf
take them carefully over--lay one or twt
inches of good fresh mould over the BED
| to protect the roots from frost. Clear OF
all dead leaves from the borders ADD com
partments of the garden; cut down tn
stalks decayed peremnals to the ground
Land dress the gravel walks.
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CH4RLE.S BENNETT,

HAS received and offers for sale, her
Il i ring and shad seine Irvine of the LIST
quality, superEne and fine patent SHOE
THREAD.
Ingram Carpeting,
Rose and striped blankets
Flag bandanno handkerchief
London and common pins
Irish linens and sheetings
Table & toweling Diapers & damasks
Russia sheetings, BurIaps
SuperEne blue and Extra
Black Cloths, { QUALlTH.
London toilanette vesting
Gentlemens' doeskin & beaver gloves,
&c. sc.
And by first arrival from New York,
he will receive variety of
G1RDEN SEEDS.
oct 20 law6w
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For Charleston. lS. ca

&4, The fast sailing schooner CYG-
49, NET, John Dean. master, burhen
about 600 bbIs She has 2.3 Of her car
90 engaged and going on board. For the
remainder, which will be taken al low
rate if offered Immediately, apply on
board ut VowelI's wharf, or TO
SAM'L MESSERSMITH,
who has JUS received per schr Stag, and
offers for SAFE
$500 lbs good St. Domingo coffee
8hhds. N. Orleans and W. India
muscsvado sugars.
nov 5