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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
w MCKEE & !. q. MEM
Have Just received 8, Ope'sed the Jottoring
SpNlNG GNODS:

Have Just received y opeaed The Jotloming
SpNAEG GOODS:
london Company Seersuckers
Blue, pink md bun. strip'd and plaid Ginghams
corinthian Stripes--n new article
s4ana y.s fashionable printed Muslins
London aud Partisan pr'"'s
Mezzotinto do.
Super and middle Celicoes
Low priced do.
"a aad Cd low priced aud super cambrics
"a and 81 figured do.
Fig'd and plain Jaconets, superior goods
10, do. Mnls aud Medium Musins
Loom -sewed and needle wrought Book do.
81 aud Cd Common aud India plain do. do.
uncommoniy cheap,
Loom sewed, needle wrought aud tuck Jack
on@t Robes,
Iawas and Linen Cambria handkerchief
Linen Cambria and India Nluls
Black Sinchews and Sarsnets
Black aud White Gros dc Naples and figured
Leynniine
Fink, white, green and black Florence
italian Lutestring
fig'd aud plain black, white, green, pink aud
Rose, green, white, binc aud black Italian
Grapes
Black and colored Maxim Grape Robes
Do. do. do. figured Grapes
o., do. Canton do. do.
Do. do. do. plain do
Plain and figured Thule Laccs
kich figured eros de Naples
Sreeiaa Gauze Hnndkerchcis
Canton bird eye and plaid do.
ZeIa Scarfs, PcleriRes do.
GreCian Gauge Ribbons, new article
Rich fig. Satin aud other do.
rlain and striped Drilling
Angoias and union Mixtures
Wilmington Stripes aud Cotton Cassimeres
Rne Nankeens
Nance chop aud company yellow do.
Black Circassians and French Bombazeen, for
summer coats
London fashionable and white Marseilles
Common figured and do. do
Snpr fig black Sllk-Velvtt Iestings
ln,iia and English florentine
German and India Flag Handkcgohiefs
Jersv Hawthorn and Grecan do.
Figured black Silk Cravats
burdered Jacuuet do.
"a and - Irish Linens, approved Leach
silk, Cotton and W or,ted Hosiery
French aud English ladies' aud gemlemHes'
Gloves
Beaver, Kid, Dogskin and Castin do.
&c. sc. &c
An of which, with almost every othtr ar
tcie adapted 10 the season, may now he had
at low prices.
April To- ts36
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y certain Tract of AanA.
Notice..

I'HE partnership Of the firm Of Echols
N"rOh, in consequence ofthe death of
joseph EcHo's, aud by consent of the repre-
sentative OF me deceased, and the surviving
partner,is dissolved-The business ofthe said
firm remains with Abram r. North, the sur
yiving partner, for settlement. All persops
having claims against said firm, are earnestly
requested TO bring them forward for adjust
ment, aud those indebted 10 said firm are So
l'clted to make immediate payment 10 the
said y. r. North.
ABRAM n. NORTH,
Surr'riig partner Of EchoIs 6. North.
WV l.. LAMBETH, .2tfU
For Elisabeth +. Echols Erecutrir of
Joseph Echois, decH
June ~ 81 %
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye.
Stuffs, sc.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye.
Stuffs, sc.
I'm. O1CenS d Griffin L. Leckie,
Have just received ii fresh supply of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Dye
StuG, &c.
AMosasT WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING;
nOCTR. RobertSon's Vegetable .Ntr-
- pUu5 Ordfot, or NATURES Grand Resio-
rdiire, DUctr. Meads cele rated .inti Dispep-
nc or stomach pills, a sure corrective oil indl-
gesiion or sour stomach, Lees essence Of Mus
lard, an etfectual remedy for govt, rheu-
matism, palsy, white swelling numbness,
sprains, bruises, &c. Church's Cough Drops,
torcoughs, colds, asthmas and consupptions !;
Haiy Restoratiee and Preserrdtire Iegeio6fe
Gerate, Rowland's Macassar Oil, Aromatic
snuff, excellent for the head ache, Lavender
Water, Cologne Water, Antique Oil CkO1OS
OIL, one drop Of which Is equal 10 q full dose
Of Castor oil, Suiphate Of Qninine, Tamarinds,
Lemon Acid, Mace, Cloves, Pearl Ash, Reeves
Water Cclors, Lorillard's Maccoboy Snuff,
iiappee Snuff, Aqua Forts, Alcohol, Trench
Berries, Stick Logwood, Ground Logwood,
Ground Camwood, Ground fuStic, Ncara.
qua, Blue Vitrioi, Indigo, Madder, Copperas,
LAMP OIL, Glue, Spirits Turpentine, Blue
Smalts, Verdigris, Terra lie Sienna, Lytlarge,
White Lead in kegs, Dry do, Spanish Brown
ia kegs, Ditto dry, Yellow Ochre--Aiso, keep
constantly prepared Soda Powders, Seidlitg
Powders and Portable Lemonade.
They earnestly invite their friends and the
public 10 call and examine the price aud quail
ity of their goods, as they feel confident that
il will insure them good sales.
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also, one other 'Yrect

Adjoining the last mentioned land co,,a,,
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one si.t.n..
the road leading from Samuel Burts's ~
Watts Gap, and the lands of Richard 8 . 10 10
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands Of Id
Cannm, dec. OF this tract there arc nav.
about Is acres cleared, and that portion Of !,
is well enclosed and fresh. 1t is heavily lin
bered and well warered, and contains lar,.
quantity of first rate tobacco land. This lrar.
lies within one mile OF Bethel
before the 18th day of October, they will M
that day be sold publicly at my residence :.
Persons who may be DESTROYS Of purchasing.
ii is expected, will wish TO view the lands,
They will be shown at any time on applica
ton being mnGe To the subscriber.
" Terms Of sale shall be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE RuCkFE
February 90. 2s,y,s
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SHOES.

WE have just received general as
w sortmcnt Of the above artio!c, al very
reduced prices.
ladies Morocco Denmark, Satin aud Pru.
nella slippers,
Do. fine Seal Skin,
Childrens' Morocco and Leather Boots and
Shoes,
And hourly look for the most splendid ss.
scrtnent Of Csiicoes and other fashionable
Goods ever offered in this market
MCKEE, ROBINSON l. co.
May 25 tso3
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One Tract.
TO wit

"hereon he now resides, in Amhers, eoup,,
distant IL miles from Lynchburg aud Ia :. ),
Amherst court house, known by the n..,a 'onl
GkAHAM'S COVE, containing 1880 NV. Il
between aud Do0 of which are clessa f,,
This land lies we'll aud is in good hear ~ y,
DIV elling house is comfortable aud cop,.,,;'i
and has attached 10 il he necess.r, !,
houses, orchards, &c. There is Vel a - VI
potion Of good tobacco land 10 ciear. ,f e,tt
is very heavily timbered. The MLoie ,sa
is we'll Uatered "ott
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Trust Sale.

0I virtue Of ii deed If trust executed 10 tue
- subscriber on the 9th Jan, ls24, fy,
Stila ". KclI and admitted 20 record in the
county court clerks oiire of Amherst, to Sc
cure the payment o, certain sums of money
therein mentioned, shall sell at public auc-
tinn, ON the premises, for cash, on Saturday
the Sd day OF July next, (l82i) if fair, other
"ise the next fair day, Sundays excepted, all
the said StIIa W. Bells interest in aud 10
~ certain Tract of Aana.
situated, lying and being in the county of
Amherst, Hnd adjoining the lands of Kenry
II. Watts ard others, being the same land de.
s'sed 10 her by her father Samuel Bell, dec d E.
Acting as trustee. shall convey such title as
is vested in me by said trust, snd none other.
CoRNELtus POWELL, Trustee.
June H. Ntds43
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
STOW the Villain!

DGNAWAY the Cd of this month, a
mulntto man named NED. lie is Il low
fellow, but has a large breast aud is strungiy
made, little Low-egged, a high full forehead,
dark eyes, holes In his ears, md tulcrable
sharp chin--wears his hair tied behiud-has N
bold end open countensnce when spoken TO.
He is II heen arttul fellow, aud perhaps can
read and write d little. lis clothing cannot
describe. tho there is no doubt
he IS geuteelly clothed. He has good silver
watch, with n gold or gilt chain, boots, &c.
lie rode OH Il DARK GREY MARE, about i
feet 6inChes high, in good order, shod before.
her shoes not much wnrn--she Is lengthy and
we'll tormed-and has the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, aud considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the shoulder
blade, ] think on the right She has very
thick tule and name, though not very long
She is spirited and active and rides well. lie
is we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle.
bags, big coat of bear skin with large cspes,
&c. have no doubt he has obtained free ia
pers, and will attempt TO pass as free man,
aud mike to some tree state, and have no
doubt but he has altered his name He /. a
handy fellow, good house servant, miller
aud shoemaker, aud can turn his hand TO any
thing, aud have no doubt but he hasa plcn,r
of money. will give a reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS TO any person who will deliver
him TO me, or secure him in any jail 81 that |
get him again, within this state; and if taken
wlthoutthe state ONE III NDRED DOLLARS
il secured or delivered To me and ten dollal 5
for the mare il taken Within this state and de
liHered TO me, and twenty dollars if taken
GU, ot the state and returned home.
SAMUEL NORRIS!
! Buckingham, Aag D. wts3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02

| ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
Of Summer Wear.
| The Subscriber has just received choice and
very extensive assortment OF
Staple a. Fancy Dry Goods,
Among uhteh are-
Ladies and Misses Leghorn Gipsey Bonnets
| GenllemeHs' Leghorn and Willow Summer
Heavy biack and cofored eros de Maple Silks
French Crapes, and eros date SILK Robes
Plain and sgured Canton Grapes
italiar, English aHd india silks
Black Mode
Bobineu Wells
Bobinett and Thread Laces
1ambored and plain Book Muslin
Plain aud figured Swiss Muslin
Jac koneit aud Medium do.
printed French Nusins
Irish Linens and Lawns, warranted Ground
Bleach
Cotton aud Silk Hosiery
Ladies English Silk Gloves
Colored hid aud Riding do.
Gentlemens' white Woodstock do.
Plain and stripe Denmark satins
Colored aud while Russia Drilling
Cravat 1tifcnrrs
Pelerines and Br;iiiantine Handkerchi0fs
Cu'ls aud Hair Nets
Willow sheets
Chip Flats
general assortment of Shoes, exceedingly
low
Looking Glasses
Fashionable Fur Hats
Ready made Waistcoats
DO. Paniaioons
i bags Northern Hops, suitable for brewers
and distillers
find many other articles, all Of 4rhich tciR
be sold al The to,cest prices, for cash.
J. +. PATTEN.
June o.. as wIw
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Following Slaves,
Notice

rs hereby given That all The CrHs m inc
L Lunntic Hospital, in the city Of " m.sns.
burg, are occupied, and that no more l'ai'e'a,ii
(slale or Female, ) will be received mi" sa'"
Hospital, until some of the said Cells are '"
cant, due notice of which viii he gwen
BY order ofMe Court Of Directors
LEO. HENLEY, { CD.
Williamsburg Feb %. m'' -
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Eov Nent.
Cheap and Desirable Goods.

Cheap and Desirable Goods.
Just receired and for sale by The subscribers,
Denmark Satin, tor gentemens' summer wear
Superfne white aud colored Linen Drillings,
Utrg toc charged,
Russia, German and Flemish Sheetings do.
6--i Irish sheetings, extra wedth, II very sub
stantal article,
"a aud Oh garment pimities, at very low
prices,
German Cotton Stockings, a new and fine
article,
Very superior English Silk, do.
4 superior assortment Of Fancy silk Hand
kercheis all colors,
Do. do fashionable Silk Scgrfs,
2 very elegant Greciau gauze Scarf.,
\ large assortment of new style Ritculcs,
Coral and other fashionable Necklace,
Patent Curis and hair Nets, all shades,
further supply OF elegant Cnlicoes,
DO. do common do. at every price,
Elegant "ncd Farasols, superior finish,
Blue Cotton Yarn,
The above, in addition TO their former sun
| plies, renders their assortment yer, compIct.,
! all OF which they offer very low for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
| June g. tsS7
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Also, one other Tract.

Adioiningthe above described Land. ro,,.
ing upwards OF 100 acres. On this tract III
are two settlements, on one Of vLirb !.
very good house, well finished, soot I,or' 4
orchards, a good garden, &c. and nm -,
other comfortable dwelling house, orcb,r I've
&c. This tract also adjoius the lands Of J'9,,
Shelton, Col. John Anlhlrr and n1h.n Sonh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
a Tract OF AAanA
MarshaA's Sale.


IN pursuance Of decree ofMe Superior
u Court Of Choneerg for the Lynchd~g DIS
trlct, pronounced on the 2Ist day Of May, ie2''
IN The cause Of Canidtn rs Claiborne ,-fh' m
dersigned Marshal ofthe sud court, piH on m
dry, he 9th dag Of July inert, before he do9'
Of the Franklin Hotel, an the torn Of LyneH-
burg, expose TO sale, by w0y ofPubtie deei'0"'
10 The highest bidder, .ior cash, The
FOLLOWING Slaves,
TO wh Pope, Nelson, LiHdsaH PhH, b0MI
ineton, Margaret, PhGb., Fanny, Qastm, 0 mo
Maria, together aeih the increase Of me Jemue
sldres, If any.
Hih also be eftred on the SANE ttrm s. ara M.
an pursuance OF the same decrse, on tfday"'
10Th IF Juiy, on the premises, Il ceri0H
Tract or Parcel of Land,
lying IN The county of amherst, GdOmihs 6S
lands Of AicGjah Camden, HIM. H'HHeH' an"
others and containing 500 acres moTe OF "ls.
Should either of The 0b0re mentioned hegs os
nnfnir, the sale uiH take place on ne "t'ty"'.
day thereafter.
.y,fue IL ids 81
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Also, one other Tract.

Adjoining Che first described true, on q.
south west side, containing ESQ aefA. ,LisG,,
in weeds, not more than 10 acres heinz rlea,S.
ed, wtl'cn are vel enclosed. This tract,
well tImOered, aud is fine lohaccn lanh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-02
HAX HORSE
Trust Sale.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed TO
a. the Subscribers b, William McCIuer aud
sally his wife, and OF record in the clerk soi-
lice OF the county court OF BedfoSd, Ne shah,
Tor purposes therein expressed, proceed To sell
by way of pubic auction, for ready money
on the premises, on SATURDAY the loh
day OF July next, (ffair, if not the next fair.
day thereafter, Sundays escepted0
a Tract OF AanA
in said deed mentioned, lying in the county
of Bedford, on the waters OF limiting creek,
il being the tract Of land on ~ hich the said
McCluer now resides. Such tide as is vested
in the trustees will be conveyed, and none o.
ther. SAMUEL HANCOCK,
LAWRENCE McGEORGE
June IL. w4w43
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PURSUANT to "a decree of the superior
i court of chancery for the Lynchburg' dis
trict, pronounced on the 10th dry of May,
1924, in the case of Rose and others VS.. Pat.
ten aud others, the undersigned Marshal of,he
court Wit, On Monday the 18th day of July
next, If fair, if not the next fair day, offer for
ale, 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
on a credit of six and twelve months, the
purchaser giving notes with approved endor-
sers, payable at one of the banks in the town
of Lynchburg, certain
Tract or Parcel Of land,
Lying and being in the county of Amherst,
about one mile south east of tynchburg, nd
ers, and supposed TO contain 30 acres.
&. b. WooDSoN, NJ. l., D. e. c.
June H. tds43
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RENOV AL.
THOMAS ]. DVVAA.

N HAS removed his DRUG and
MEDICINE STORE to the
q house on Bank square, lately
occupied by MIR. Chns. L. Dibrell,
40 where he offers AN extensive as
sortment ofDRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS aud DYE-STUfFS, on theS most rea-
sonable terms,
June lS, ts44
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One Cent Reward.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber On the
rs 10Th of MAY last, living at Lyachburg,
an indented apprentice TO the Boot and Shoe
making business, by the name OF
James traWley,
-Aetween IL aud is years of .ge, all persons
are forwarned of trusting or harbourng the
said aoprentice, al the risk OF iuenrrias tue
rrnalty OF the law JOHN HOPPER
Jane II, ~ o..
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SPRING GOODS,

ka.a hfv at auction The Northern C.s and for sale tto
tie Esia6lshnsat sf the Subscribers: .isong wheh az
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PIIEA II MEDiCla ES.
Hahn's Ambitious Pills.

They are exceIently adapted TO carry of
supcrhuous bile, aud prevent its morbid Sc
crctions TO restore and amend the appc-
tiie to produce free perspralon, and
thereby prevent colds, which are often OF fatal
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

-, his exeellent man las de eris ed society
uf QUE II lis most worthy membrrs, anu
one wIr pnss..ssrd the most amlable qua
htles 81 private HE. lie nas tender aud
ali'ct,aaate husband. y lond fiincr, and an
ulul2eat master aud ~ man has ever
rrachrt that gaod old az, VIM retained.
more Generally, to the last mnin.ul, tie
entire confidence aud respect al those who
knew him. lie WAS a member 81 The Zap
list Church lor the last thirty 90 forty
years, uhicl faith cnmiofted him through
lie. aud hen Tie grim monster death ap
nroarhed. II vas 40 tesrur IL him. lie oh
served ~ his aged companion, short time
before he dird, TINT lac " As about 10 leave
her, aud thu he had fall assurance nf 10
my to alory, and that her loss would Sc his
sain. To his Surviving hieuas there II hti
one eonsnIalion, that al,hngh he has Tn
the present lell them, he has also left them
IN example Which Il ttey imiia'", Will
conduct Them IT, tho same Geld4 of mmor
tai glory, In which lac has winged his way,
where littnds arr not separated.
DIED IN "Wednesday the 27th Oct.
I8aI, in the Goth wear al lbs age, at ils
late residence IN Allra county, kentucky,
Mr.. THOMAS WEIGH, leaving aa NJ
rrclinnac uifr aud several children Ia Ia
mrut Their irrrparabe loss. MIR. WEIGH
was naiise of Loudoun county, Va. aud
removed In kentucky IN the loIl of 1919,
where ae ended his mortal career. TIN
writer al this has been acquainted with Mi,
W. for se,erh years, and >ne" hin I" h''
exemplary III his conduct IN every walk ii
life. lis memory should he cherished by
all who knew bin and the recollection ol
IN, picly aud silue shoald excite us 10 an
italc hl5 example. la the honr of death hr
cxrrc,sca the patience Of christian llc'o,
Nm lh, Iull Ahsllrnncr Of ciernnl lie.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-24

IN the year f0i9, James Lashella, NJ tho
: eaurty OF Campbell, departed this life, aud
nmunr ether things, dr,i@c 10 - the heirs If
Ann Hale one iiffr'ifea dollars piece" Ann
lInle wns the sister of the iestator, mud vito of
lhu. Hale. Whether the said Ann a. living or
not Is unknown 10 the executors il Is also
unknown 10 them " no are the heirs OF Ann
Iinlc whoever they he, obey are requested
Ia make themselves know a. aud to claim the
above logaty. NM ". GANAWAY,
.8ctipg rs EfffHor, Dc.
n = The editor OF the " Winchester l,epubl.
cnh will insert The above advertisement three
times, aud enclose his account, together with
eneh col hi. pnlfsts containing the advertise
lneui, To THE utfrc
December u N3Nflp
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G. O tx r. ~ IS
Lottr,y and ErcLonge Q6icr, No. II

L0HrIy una Lfehdhgf ONtce, No, III,
.Nntkd street, Bottim0re.
Whore BOZ The cnpt"l prizes Of 10000
DOLLARS and 10000 DOLLARS, drawn in
the Monument Lottery on Thursday Iasi were
sold, and where the great cnrlal iiize OF One
HuHirrd ThonSnud Dptiarg, aud the two
2o,peO 's--lo, o0O's--5, ooO's, sc. &c. were sold
in the two last State Lotteries, and theGASlI
tor the whole instantly paid on presentation
of the Tickets, rs atsnal.
ORDERS from any part of the United
Static, either by mil, post IRid, or by private
conveyance, vneio-ins firc Cash or Prizes in
any OF the lotteries, will mcri the same
prompt and pnnclnal attention rs II on per
sOna application, addressed 10
] l. COHEN, Jr.--BpiIj,n0re
Il COlIEN'S " LoHcrV G0aeHe ond EegiS-
ter" Mill contain The OGiciai Lists nj the draw
ines, and will lie forn ardcd throughout the
LOTTERY Gcalis 10 all y Irn purchase ihril tick
els at CO1IEN'S OFFICE. Those " no wish
10 receive the drawings viii mention IL wheu
hey send on their orders.
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December II.
Bcdtord, D,eemLtr Rules, 1824.
aCphtH .na1n, Plaintiff.


Bcdiord, DeeemLer Rules, 1g24.
arfh,H .uaain, Plaintiff.
.iguind
-Rien Boad aud Sarah HI, rife, Betsy Mar.
In. jAopds Dobyns, Nehoi0s johnson aud
6aAorae his wi1,, ItmcB Ills apd Lnfy
his wltt. DaHief DIpg IND GaihnIiHe Lis
Eiie, u Rham Hoodfafd guordian al litem Of
GrBa' D0bBns apd Elizabeth Dvigis, Children
and hcirs u G.iAn DObyns inn. hefased.
iohn DoGga, iepdh Dobgns, .4bnsr Dobyns.
ami JoslFh Dobbas heirs oi Gr!hu DotVns sen.
dsef"sfd Dfftadaads.
~ GN iNCERY.
me JCfsHdaHts .fiira BoBd, aud sa,ah hi,
eft, aad .Nfchoios .Lohnsou qad faihnyine hi,
nGs, ioi h0fips. fpt.eed mir arptdfnpre ami
queen security a,f0diHg 10 be nj Of .lsafglbiy
aud tat lWifs of thss CoHrf, and II nppenrin,
fsom satisfactory cridtnce Mm thy are nofir-
habdnRi' 81 ttls daie--H is ofdettd hni he
sn,d dttcDdduis do appear here on HE first dan
otiht hc't Nfheh ffrm, dpd dnsqrff IN PLAINTIFF
hW--6bd dbm n oopB efthis o,fe1 BE- lotthrih
th~rtt" ~ soalt newspaper Pri1tsd ~ Hbt topu
Of igncbbuTg, foi heo ao,,ihs sure sittfy, and
Pesl,d n ne front door NJ me eourthouye IN me
Suid foicR
n Copy feas.
i. SfEPyOE, Z. n e.
Dfcfmbb ~. HsB 10
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Nancing school.

NIlIbi \ VI MEN NEDf, most respect
w fully returns hI- sincere thanks to the
public, for lie very liberal encouragement, he
has received nj thcir hands, III his prote Ssiorl,
aud informs Them that lie will again opcu n
SCHOOL, nj the Washington Inn, $50 won ns
Il, a slEsicn number Of scholars caH be oh
taincd,) for the instruction Of yohug ladies
and gchlcnen in sine polite Accomplishment
Of DANCING. Ills terms VIII he moderate.
Persons wishing to subscribe, Will please call
at tho Washington Ian, or at the NTEmlan
Office, where subscription papers are icit.
Mr. kennedy having furnished himself With
iig,t-rate musician, AatIcrs himself Wilh The
hope that he will receive from the pnitc that
encorra cement which t7u will endenFor 10
nicrI. Dec. 81 sly
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EAuc alton.
] JAMES NlCCONNE Ell

'ENAkEs occasion to acqanint the irba'i
4 tanls oi Bedford aud is adjacent couniirs
that he ha, taken charge III Tie .Ncr Londo0
!curlHIg lilo first session will commence Oh
til" Isl al January, 1873. Tenn at Tuition,
viii be \ - session. Ills success rs
cr-,icnl TEACHER, the numerous examinations
his pupils hase undergone IN tie counties al
Beck guam, nelson aud Amherst, viii, il is
presumed, rnitlr him to that liberal patron
age " hich has eyer marked his career. In
ur,i,. ~ rcndrr his ,crN lCcs more g~ncrai, lac
wiz engage - furnish six 81 eight young gen.
tlcnen with haard, on accommodating terms,
the parents Of such lTov'flng beds with su'ia-
bic furniture. Gentlemen wishing to send
their suns from distance, can have them ac-
will hoard and tuition at tie
rate of dity ike dollars lie session BY paying
one halt in advance.
Dr. LII M3MIR
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WAsntNGraS. Der. Tt will be re-.
collected that, II The last Session OF Con-
eress, loan of Five Midi, rs of Dollars,
ii M interest ei four md halt per cent,
was authorized tn b. raised, In he applied
10 the payment of lie six pea cent, stuck of
the year IG1e. TN, loan was ,es,erdI,
taken 10y ihr Bank "flhe United States, At
PAR. BY this operation, clear saving To
IT, U"iIed States is effected ri 75,ooJ dol
lars year.