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COFFEE PLANTATIONS IN CUBA.

~
The following account of the Coffee plan
tatons in Cuba, forms part Of an article in
the Missionary Herald for September. 1t
was furnished for that work by gentleman
who spent some part of the last winter and
spring on that Island for the benefit of his
health.
1.-THE coffee tree has only sinsl stem,
which rises perpendicularly, and it is we'll
filed with branches from within foot of
the ground upwards. In order that the
fruit may be gathered with facility, the tree
is not suffered to grow more than five feet
and half high. Its general form is conical
A coffee-held is laid out with great atten-
ton to order and beauty. A piece of level
ground is chosen, which usually has red
soil, and is generally free from stones. a
square, or parallelogram is then marked
out containing from 100 to 500 acres, to be
enclosed in a hedge Of lime, pinion, or some
other suitable material. The lime hedge is
very beautiful, being from four to six feet
thick and having its top, by frequent trim
ming, perfect level. The pirion is not so
beautiful, but it takes less room, requires
less attention, makes good fence, and is
more durable.
Having defined the boundaries Of the es-
tate, the principal avenues through it are
HcXL tdill Dtl siiiA tbSJ oiS SSHSl eelI1 tNO,
three, or four rods wide, straight, and inter
secting each other at right angles In the
finished estates, these are usually ornament
ed and shaded on each side by rows of the
orange, citron, mango, almound evocado, and
palm trees. iSc. At the termination of ont
Of these, and situated perhaps on elevated
ground, is the house of the planter Small
er avenues are next made parallel with til,
others. All these avenues are preserved
free from weeds, and are kept smooth ant
neat.
Thus the whole ground is thrown into
squares, which are to be filed with coffee
plants. These having previously grown tc
the height of one or two feet, from seed,
sown under the shade of some grove, are
carefully transplanted, and are arranged il
rows parallel with the avenues, and nearl!
six feet apart. A square contains 10, 20, o
$4,000 trees. BY the third year from thi
time, they begin to remunerate the planter
and at the end of six or seven years, ma,
be regarded as mature. When tree dies,
new one takes its place; but the origina
plantation is expected to live fifteen years
Among the coffee, especially when it
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02
GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants

w. B. Tomlinson, No. 81, Market Street
John r. Brinckle, corner of Market & One,
streets.
William M'Caulley, Brandywinc, north side
of the Bridge. ''Oe
John M'Clung & Co. IS market st.
John M'Lear, SO market st.
Joseph Pogue, 101 market st.
Allan Thomson, 43 market st.
John w. Tatum, 80 market st.
Chalkley Somers, 48 market st.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mcndcnhall, 201, market st.
Richardson & Bonsall, 101 market st.
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Grocery Stores.

James c. Allen, corner King & Third sts.
Joseph {. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James < Samuel Brown, 8 High st.
Clement & Gordon, Corner of Market and
Kennel.
James Brown, corner Shiplcy & Cd sts.
10. .iah Il. Gilpin, corner market s. Sd sts.
Peter Horn, corner king and front sts.
Moses Morrison, market st. cor. front.
Arthur Murphy, 16 West front st.
John Rice, Brandywinc, south of bridge.
Samuel Sappington & Co. west front st.
Samuel Stroud, corner Of front and orange.
GEORGE Williamson, 10, high st.
Richard Williams, corner kingSi queen sts.
George Winslow, 179 market st.
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China, glass & queenswarc stores.
David Smyth, 68 market st.
Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner of K;rr
and Second streets 5
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02
JOSEPH SCOTT

Invites the att nton OF those who may wish an
article in which beauty, dural iy, and cheapness
are combined, to call at his
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Millinery and Fancy Stores.
Mary and Rebecca White, 1lo market St
Elizabeth Murphy & Mary Sitley, 1o4 mar
kct street.
Ann Bailey, market st. near Kennel road.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-13

AUEtntai
At rules holden in the clerk. office of the superior
co of chaneerj for the L.nelburg dstict, The 7'
day of Now nijer 1915
'F-asard g. neh, pit.
Against
B-A1alnin Pefkin. and Robert HUGHES and John A.
INSTEAD, merchants anl partner under IA, trm Of
Hughes ard hrinisie AL, and william Gat, doits.
hr dsi'ndani benjamin Perkins not having entered
his appearance aud g'cn security aecofdugio the Act
of Assembly and the rules oi this COURT and II appear
ing by safsiaenry Ns,cner that bt - inlabi-
tant Of this country It's ordered, hat the said de-
PENDANT do appear here the hrst day Of the newt
term and answer tn bill of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order lac forthwith inserted M some
paper printed IN the town Of Lynehburg Tor two
months saoerssnely, aud posted mt the front door Of
tle house ~ the said Town.
C0py-Icstci
81 JOHN WILLIE ELK.
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Virginia.
Atroles holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Snpcrior
Court OF chaneery for the L,nehburg District, sr 7th
day oi November, 1928.
jonathan +. Cundih, pIt
Against
James tlournoy, Charles Whitclcy and !. & smith,
dvtts.
The defendant Jane. flournoy not having enter
odhs appearance Hpd gwen security according TO the
act OF assembly ard the rules of this court, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence, Ihst ~, ~ not
an lhtant of this couAtr tits ordered thai the said
deShdit do appear here the frs ,lsS OF the next
term and answer the bill OF the iiian aud that a CO.
py OF tins order be forthwith inserted some new
per printed IA the SuWn OF lS nchburs w month,
uecessNey and posted AT the front door OF the court
hOuse IN tl'1 sad town.
copS-Teste,
% JOHN WILLS, elk.
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NoMNIssIoNrn,s Orr1cr.l

IyHebbarg, 22d .Norepdtr, lt23 (
The parties in these Uabacs will take ndtirc
that have appointed Saturday the twenty
fourth day of April ncStto carry the foregoing
ord r oEcourt into effect, ua wkiohday they
are required 10 attend at my office in .this
town, with their accounts, vouchers and co
pies Of court papers prepare for examination
aud settlement. And all those 10 whom the
said Robert { Sect may have been iudebtcd
on tie tenth day OF December, 1921, are re-
quired To file with NE in my ohce on or be-
Snuchers daily authenticated as 10 the said
debts, in order that report of them may be
made iotae superior court OF chanccry Tor the
lynehburg district.
JAMES BENAGH, c.
Anil .. MIN34
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Virginia

L II Rules holden IA The C1als OFes
Aofthe Superior Coiot Of fh1,eerp for M
Lgnch6ug B.pric', he sh day u Dttcmbtf
Is23.
: Martin P1rts, U.i1idm pnfts, Samaei Baj
aBd Percy MS rife, HHd .fnbrose Rssier and
Eh.0tsfb ms wye, J7apHVs
ogHiHR
.Hosts baeIer and B6Hjamin Parks ms
The DtJeBdpuf H,1Jamia Patti mi
harisyV eattJfd ms appearance and gnu 81.
curly oeeordiug 10 thu .iet NJ -lsscmblg mi III
El,its ofHtis Cunt, md Il Appearing by saiis=
fdftory etidtHcs, Mai he u moi dH iBhab,taHf Of
lhiac00nifg n Is order,d, That The said De-
y,ndani do appear herr on he frd day Of ht
attf trim aud aasiftf The bill Of The plaintiffs
aud that copy 81 ms order De- .jOrihW'h IN.
fe,ifd Ia SOM Ueiepnper printed ~ MefowH 81
igacbbug for FRO months snc esattiy oHd
pastel NTH front door Of Il Co1gi House, IN
bt said T0pH.
\ Copy Tor.
% JOHN NILS. {. c.
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DIN WILLS, elk.


NrginIn
Al rnes holden in the clerks office of the superior
court n olancery ior the Lynehbg district, the 9Th
day of November, 1921,
foml MeAllntcr, James S. Mchilister and Thomas II.
McAllister, pltS
Against
Thomas 4. Pondin, executor Of David Ross dec, Ia.
cob MYERS aud Elizabeth his "iic, John nuili,d AID
Amanda ms VIE, Frederick A, Ross and DenIaInin
Lows, dots.
he defendants lae4b N.ers aud Elizabeth ms sife,
and FiedeIck i. 1tos, not HAVING entered 'erapptat-
"co AMI given security according The OF asgun.bll
aud IL rules oi Is COURT and II appearing by satisae
tony csucnce uatt they not inhabitants OF this coun
a.. Us ordered, that thc sand defendants do appear
here the FIRST tia, Of the nest term and answer the
bu' "l the plaintiffs aud tbatacoPy Of this order be
I"'h"ih inserted III some newspaper printed IN the
pusud The front door of the court house in the sand
tuNn. a vep,-Icste,
oI JOHN WILLS, elk.
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Virginia
Airulcs holden The eerl os of the superior
Of eane'rI Tor the LJncburg D'srie, the 9Th day Of
No, embei, 1928.
Barth Glomrw, RALPH and Bnrnei StnHall Risden no
bipsu apd tlarJ his wife, john Stone and ElIab. his
wiie, aud Ailhm LeitNieh, gIaruian oil Dciah Ann
and li'letl9s stosan, plts.
tga,nst
John liter, John Oversirpei and Kinney his wife,
So' rein Jetcr, JOSIAH Loo khart and Jcns Inv ii Plea
SAINT J.er Henry Jeer, hanson Jeter, Betsy hatcher
Elliot Jcicr and Iesst letter, md Sarah Jettr, widow,
n d Hurry, Cyntiia, Emily. Eliza aud LaSnhh 3eie.,
children OF Caleb Jc,or die, lcrs and representative,
oi Henry deter. d.e aud the said Jesse letter adm,
with the NIl annexed OF uesnld Henry Jer doeeased,
dttcndaf1ts.
The defendant Sarah Jeter not having 'nu'rtd n.r
appearance and gwen security according IL the acf OF
assembly aud the rules 81 this court, and ~ Appearing
b, niisiaeiOry ssadcnce thai ,h. is iniab,tan
OF this country II Is ordered, that tho said defendant
do appear here the irsl day "a the Term and
answer the bill Of The plaintiffs and That cop, Of
ths order be forthwith inserted III Newspaper
printed ia the townof Ilnehbnrg tor two mon,hs sue.
ers'c mud posted the trout door OF III, house
IA the said town.
eoPy-Teste,
oil JOHN WILLIS. elk,
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YrNSt Sa'e.

ID virtue Of deed Of trust exeeuted TO
~ the subscribers b. NilIiam Lacley, on
the 10Th lay of July, ISL aud duly recorded
in the clerks Office Of The county cont OF
Bedford. for the purpose Of securing cer-
tain deb, slnc Dawn, Preston X Co. will be
seld, TO The highest bidder, Tor ready money,
Friday iits 23d day of April, il rair, ii not
the next fair day thereafter, Sundays except.
ed, oae sorrcl mare, one black pieded VOW
two red pieded heifers, two feather beds, 8
bureau, one folding table and two NEGRO
GIRLS, QReeer and Sally or 50 much there
of as may he sufficient to satisfy said debt
isterest and cost
THOMAS DAVIS. }r,o
THOMAS PRESTON, '''''''
April Q. w4w34
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Nirgnisto Wit:
At rules holden IN the clerks office of the Sunerior
court oi eaneey Tor the L.uehburg DISTRICT The 7th
day of November. 1923. ' s IN
Andrew luddau, nj,
Against f''
John AioUriand and John Moore don,
HE defendant John Moorland not having entered hi,
appearance and gwen security according 10 m. rt ~
assembly aud the rules Of tins COURT and ID
by satisfactory evidence that he not an inhal ~
th country II IS ordered. that the said def,n, 10
appesr here the irstday Of the next term epd an
sMcr the bill OF the plaintiff; ana that "A COW a.,
tins order be fotahw ih inserted in sun,, mr. ,ap
printed IN the OF Lynehburg, for two montLs ne
eesNely, and posted a the front door Of The ,ourt
house in the said town.
., Acepy-leste,
"a John WILLS, elk,
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irgillia, to wit:

4 T. rules holden ~ the clerks Office o
! = the superior court of chhncery for til,
/ Lynchbnrg district the 9th DAY OF February
ls2I
Randolph ID, Garden, plaintiff,
ngninst
john Ale xaader administrator Of Arhillc.
~ Moofman, dee Il, Mary Strange the elder
/ the mother OF the said Achilles V. hIoorinan'
/ dce a. Kshert Smith and Agncss his wife late
AgnoSs Moorman, james Moormnn Judith
Norman, Nathaniel Moormau Mary Moor.
nian, and Martha Moornnn. which Nathaniel
Mary and MartliR are the children OF William
Norman, a dec Il brother oil lkC said Achilles
hnrS Noorman, Martha MooIman, jane Moor.
nnn, Elizabeth Norman mud Charles Moor
nan, " h,ch Mary, Martha, Jane, Elizabeth
and Charles are the children Of John Moor
man, deceased brother of HE said Achilles
Charles Aaormsn, Elizabeth Noormnu, Az.
ness Moorman, Polly Moorman, Susar Moor
man, and Abram MoorInan, whoa Charles,
Elizabeth, Agncss, Polly, Susan aud Abram
are The children OF Ahram Moorunn, "A de-
ceased BROTHER of The said Achilles, Richard.
son White and Polly his wife, late Polly
Maormafi, Nancy Clark, late Nancy Moor
mdn, beninmin Hidden aud Martha his wife
Late Martha Moorman, Elizabeth Stmnge,
late Elizabeth Moormnn, and Sally Bsber
late sally Moormnn, defendants.
HE defendants Mary Strange the elder, 10
smith aud Agnes his wife, late Agnes Moor.
man, james Mo0rman, Judith Norman, Ma
tllHine Moorman, Mary Moormnn and Martha
Moormnn, children oil VIM. Norman deed,
Mary Moorman, Martha Noorman. Jane
Moormnn mud Elizabeth Moorman, children
OF John Moermnn, deed, Richardson White
and foliy his wifi late Polly Norman, ahd
Shllt babef, hate sally Aloorman, not having
entered their appearance hnd given security
ne according 10 the act OF assembly aud the
rules "i ihls court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that they me no, inhabitants
OF this country, II Is ordersd, that the sBid de
pendants do appear here ON the first day OF the
next term, aud answer the bull of the plaintiff,
aud that copy of this order bo forthwith in.
serted ~ some newspaper printed in the town
OF Iynchbnrg for two meniis successfully
aud posted N She front door OF the courthouse
In the said town.
Copy--Tost5. A
80 !. WILLS.
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Silk, Cotton and Thread Hosiery
Worked Muslin Robes
A superior assortment of Thread Laces and
lodgings
Rich Seedlings and figured Mulls
Al aud Cd Cambrics aud Cambria Musiins
Figured and plain Leno aud Book do.
plain and figured Jaconets
limitations and Dimi Cambrics
Scotch Lawns and Irish Shcpfings
Black and celored Italian aud Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Mcrino ShaMs and Scarfs
Grape do. do.
Sewing Cotton, in spools, balls and hanks
Xeia Handkerchief and Scarfs
Checks, Dirnities, Violns aud Violin Strings
Bombazettes and Bombazines
A splendid assortment Of Parasol@ aud I'm
brellas, very cheap
British'and French super painted Muslin
Seine Irvine
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rginai
At rules holden IN the Clerks Office of the SupeIIo
Court ~ CHANGER. tor til. LSnehburg District, the I'll
day uf New mhcr, 1924.
Lhe fr,s'drnl, directors aud Company Of the Far
mcrs liant Ut Nrgnu, pits
Asn,irA
John Moore, Benjamin Perkins. Richard Perkins
William aurner and David Saunders, sen. deits.
Al, dcieir1nt Ieuiumin e. kIps moi having enter A
ms appearance aud bNcn Stc'irItl according To ihe
act ut assembly ana the rules Ot tins court and il
app airing by satisfactory evidence. that he as not an
VII aban' OF tins country It's ordered, Il al the said
Defendant do appear her. the first day OF the neat
Germ aud answer the bull al ,ht panifs and that A
copy OF tins nrdehe forthwith inserted m ssnc M VS..
PAPER rrnt III tn town OF yncbury, Tor tNo monn,
sUec.sne1 and los,d AZ the front door OF the uourt
house, ia tie SAID town.
cOry-Icstc,
| oil JOAN WILLS, OK.
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A. rule. odcn IN the Clerks Office of the superior
court oil eianray fos the Lynchburg District, the 7th
day Il M, smbcr, 1923.
hoiG. ,ulioNay, pit.
Agln,i
Georg's ). Holloway aud Hirholns Kenny and Eliza
bc'h Ia, Nltv tulmtri, ~ Labeth Holloway, deits
IhJ defendant 6ruIgc - Holloway mt haN itr Enttrt
Ia, appearance and gNcn security according To the act
ot Assembly dud thc rules OF tins court, aud nppSar-
mV by satisfactory evidence, that he not ,nabaut
I'll 's country ordered, that the SAID defendant lit
ap,t here On The first day al the next te IN ana ansm
the nui thu paihtih and That copy al tins ordCl
ne forthwith inserted IN some sprrer printed m th,
town ~ Lsnchburg for Two months suceossNely, aIm
posted the front door oT the huusc the
IUWn. eopy-IcStc,
~ JOHN WILLS, elk.
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.MarShaA's Sale.
March 70.

IN pursuance Of a decree of the superior
L court of Chancery for the Lynchburg
district, pronounced in the cousc of Miller
rs. Echols, the undersigned, Marshal of
the said court, will on the eth day of Nav
next, (if fair, if net the next fair day there
alter expose to sale by way of public auc-
non, Tor cash on the premises, tract Of
land, lying IN the county of Bedford on
the waters of Goose creek and Bore Au.
CUR, containing l31 acres.
q. Il. WOODSON, NJ. l.. u. &C.
April }. wtdsgi
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TRACT OF LAND.

on Which the said Moorman now resides, on
Flat creek, in the county of Campbell, con-
tanning $50 acres, more or less This tract
OF land Is composed of four several tracts.
bought by said Moorman of John Galloway.
William Arthur, Abner Early, aud Anselm
Lynch, trustee, making in the whole n very
desirable farm. There = already sown on
The low grounds, a crop OF wheat, which the
purchaser can have the benefit Of aud tie
possession Of the place can be had immed-
ately. The Improvements are very good. II
Ie unnecessary to say more by why of dcs-
crption, as it is not likely that any person
will buy from that alone we therefore car
nestly invite those who may have any so-. of
wish to buy land, To visit the place and Judge
for themselves; and we advise further that
they do not let The present opportunity slip.
The terms will be liberal and made known
on the day of sale. Acting as trustees, We
shall convey such right TO the land as is vested
in us as such, and no other.
WILLIAM b. LNNCH,)
BOILING CLARK, Trustees.
JACOB ANDERSON,
March 26. 2awtds 80
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strgiuin g..
A. rules holden IN the clerks Office of the superior
court OF .hnncrry Tor The L!nchburg district the 9Th
day OF November, I329.
James $. Itndic,on and Robert l.. Coleman. Nils
Against
Richard liza rlson, Bcn1amin Harrison, James n.
laFtly, Iaines Penn and &c fgs 5. Holloway drits.
The defendant brurgC ,. HnlluAaJ not having
entered hH appearance and gwen u-iiy, according
TO the ae of assembi, aud the rucs of tins court, and
1t Appearing by sasiaciuts evidence that he Is not NJ,
innbant Of tbs country II Is ordered, that the said
defendant do appear hcie the first dan of The neNt
term and answer IL bill Of The plaintiffs; aud ,hat n
copy Of ts order b forthwith inserted III some urW
phptr published III the town of Lynchbuig Tor Two
months suecrsssty, and posted at II. ont dour OF
the court hhutc IN tue said town.
A copS-Iestc,
81 JOHN WILLS. elk.
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Virginia:
Atrules holden IN the clerks oFre,.o of the superior
court ol chnetfl t"f the L.nchburs district, TN, al,
DAY OF ,cmbcr, 1929,
q. II. NJ, cheli, surviving partner of " iam and G
Il. Mit,h,n. ~,
Against
Richard Harrison, George s. holloway aud samuel
Garland d.tts
lhedeendant George s. Holloway not having entered
his apptatAi,re aud gwen security according to the
act ola>sehlS aud III, tules OF thus court and il An.
pearng by satisfactory evidence. that he Is not hi,
InhAhiiani OF tins country II ordered that the 81 d
trcrJat do apptar here on the hrst dsl The neat
term and answer the bill Oh the plaintiff and TIM a
copy ot tIs order be forthwith inserted N SONG M
per printed m the town OF lAnchburg Tor two months
and posted at the front door OF the court
house, IN the SAID town.
copy IeSte,
oil VII N.
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StUp ,he Villain!
April Q, 1924.

RUNAWAY the ed Of this month, a
mulatto man named NED. He is low
fellow, but has large breast and is strongly
made, n little bow legged, a high full forehead,
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and tolerable
sharp chin-Nears his hnir tied behind-has Il
bold and open countennnce when spoken to.
He is keen artful FLOW, and perhaps can
read and write little. His'tiothing cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
he Is genteelly clothed. lie has a good sily er
watch, with Il gold or gilt chain, boots, sc.
He rode off a DARK GREY MARE, abo,u 4
feet inches high, in good order, shod before,
her shoes not much worn--she is lengthy and
well formcd-and hrs the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and II considerable
scar upon one OF them, high ON the shoulder
blade, | think on the right She has n very
thick tale and name, though not very long
she IS spirited and active and rides well. lie
IS well equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat of bear skin with large cages,
nc. have no dnubihehas obtanedfree pa
prfs, and viii attempt TO pass as a free man,
and make To some free state, and have no
doubt but he has altered his name. lie is a
handy fellow, good house servant, miller
and shoemaker aud can 1urn his hand 10 anv
thing, and have no doubt but he Hasa nlcnty
Of money, will give reward of Fifty
DOLLARS !" any nerSnn ,rl,o will deliver
him 10 me, or secure him in any Jail so that
get him again, within this stnte; and if taken
II secured or delivered Ia me; and ten dollars
for the mare il taken within this state and de
lvercd 10 me, and twenty dollars il taken
out OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS
BuckinghHm Aup % wts3
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MUSIC, as a Science
3OuN A. SCDNCIA

OVERS his services TO the citizens Of
- Lyncifburg and its vicinity, in his new
METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEM. lie hopes, by
unremitlsd attention 10 tue duties ofhis pro-
fession, To give general satisfaction, and 10
pro,e at tie same time that music Is noN re-
duced to a science, and i not a mechanical
requirement, as il has been heretofore regar-
ded. lie has every thing necessary for the
for the accommodation OF his pupils, has a
gents AT the north To furnish them with music
and musical instruments. IIewil also supply
fbe orders Of any other person. lie daily ek-
poets several elegant and well-taned new
PIANOS, which may be had at reduced pri-
ces. Also, ME1koNOMES, handsomely fin
ished, &c.
n. u, lie has nj present, time enough to at
tend two families or classes moderate dis
lance from town.
IL 4 line addressed 10 him will meet with
prompt attention.
April .. wts35
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TRUST SALE.

IN pursnance of a deed of trust executed
Il 10 tliessubscrbers, by James c. Norman,
hearing date the Cd day of October, 1923, and
duly of record in the clerks Office of the
county court of Campbell, for the purpose of
securing the payment of sundry debts therein
specified, we shall, on Monday, the 10th day
OF April 1924, if fair, If not the first fair day
thereafter, Sundays cxcepted,) most positive.
ly, and without any Kind of reserve, proceed
TO sell, by way of public auction, to the high