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HEAIR
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LAST NIGHT or TIE
90 E.NINWNSs .
Friday Evening. September
10th, 1871,
Will be brought before the public, the grand
Dramatic Mcio.iiomanoc of the
10 THEY

hdhiiliJon
Scene ist
A beautiful Transparent Lake.
.lrdoneHa dSeorered in a splendid CAR
draWn By SU.i.NS.
Chorus" Fury u The GiaS,y Luke"
Sceae the ID \ Wood-Ali Babn and ga.
mem going To work.
SrnDe The I'd, \ SPLENDID PALACE.
Scene the 9TH Inside al All baba's Collage.
Dnctt.-Cogia and Morgiann.-" Uhen or
AJe,s snnshinc."
SceuG 9th. a Forcst--in which j. discover.
cd tho ROBBERS GAIE--ihs 10 Thieves
pnss ON horseback in the prrspeetiv".
Song-Ganem-' An phgi is III. bosom's .
NOTION
Scene 9th. Inside III All Baba'. Cottage.
Song-CoEin-" Ny dar.ng hHHs Babg"
Duett-A III Bahia aud cogin-'t While p0of tn
sp,riis .Hrg
ACf SECOND
Scene 1st. Forest.
Chorus Hak Mt camel drftr's bell IN fdr =
Scene ID 4 palace.
Daett-Ganem aud Mprgiann--" An oDtci
Mind
song-Norginna--" m HHh bind Roy"
Scene ID a street IN BnRdad.
Song Nnstaphn-" Last Wetk I took n r1'.'
Scene 4th A street i'll, Cnssim's house.
ACT THIRD.
Scene lst. Court Yard, with 40 Jars con.
tanning the Thieves.
Scene 2d. Inside OF Cnssim's house.
frio-Ganem, Cog,a and Nor Happy
the Dny"
Scene al \ splendid Palace-n dance by
Morgiana, during which she stalls HNs'arac-
scene changes 10 the FAlRi'S SPLENDID
PALACE.
1rdeneHd disc0rcrcd IN her Car.
Piece concludes by the anion Of Ganem and
Morgiapa-wiih a Dance by Gunem.
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u Nights of Performance, !Monddye, Wcd-
nesddys and fridays.
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To conclude viii, the Imaginable Farce, writ
ten by u. Garrick, esq, called
Nigh life below Stairs.
(For characters see bihs)
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A LIST or GENERAL OFFICERS


4 LIST or GENERAL OFFICERS
In the Revolutionary .7rny an 1891, agree
able To rank.
Gro. WAsHtNGToN, Commander IN Chlcl'
4Mdj0r Generals. State.
Israel Putnam, CONNECTICUT
rCharlcs Lee, Virginia
Hnratrr Gates, d.
William Heath, Massachusetts
Nathaniel Green, Rhode island
""' H"N','r'' Jersey
Arthur 81. Ciair, Pennsylvania
Benz. Lincoln, Massachusetts
Al. de la Fa,rtte, France
Baron De kdIb, d"
Rober, Hove, North Carolina
Alex. MDonSal, New YORK
baron Steuhen, Prussia
VIM. Smallwood, Maryland
Samuel Parsons, Connecticut
Henry Knox, Massachusetts
Dupnrtalle, of Eng france
ncprs.
Rrigadier, Generals.
VIM. THOMPSON, Virginia
John Nixon, Massachusetts
james Clinton. New York
William Monitrie, South Car"lQa
Lsnohlin M'Into-h, North Carolina
Nlblilm Maxwell, Jersey
Enocl, Paprr, New Hampshire
John Glover, massachusetts,
John Patterson, Sonnfctistt
Auth wy Wavue, P~ennsyl'ann
VIM. Woadlo.a, Virginia
Peter Muhienhurs, do
Edw ard liand, Pennsylvania
JAlydiatI Hunlington,C Connecticut
john Starkc, New Hampshire
Mor1ccai Gist, MARYLAND
William Erwin, Prnnsy lrana
PromotsG Gfter that period,
Daniel Morgan, Virginia
- Sgnlplrr, South Carolina
- Marior,, do
Joseph Creation, MASSACHUSETTS,
RntJs Putnam, do
Ohio Williams, Maryland
--
Charles Lee, suspended for one year hS
s%rnienra Of u Court Martial, (nr charges ex
tiAiied against him by Gen. Washington, a
tie battle Of Monmouth onJune 20, 1913, bii
his pridr uould noi suffer him To reusihe hi
command nj the expiration OF his e%ntcnCe
notwithstanding, he was still retained on IN
isl of general officers nntii his death wh;ci
happened in %rhiiadrlphia in 1882. His tn
neral was attended by the President OF Con
gress and it's Members French Munster and
vast number of tho mot fearce'nhie gehsr
hsn If nat city.
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REVOLUTIONS providing n rlace OF deposne
for the Portrait OF Columbus, and dlrrclPg
the distribution OF certain COZ les OF ne De-
cIaralion of Independence, now ~ rIe De.
partmcnt OF State.
Rcsoired by he Senate ana House Of Re
personalities Of he Lrted States Of Il
merieo in Congress assembled, That the
Portrait of CnlurNl,ps, presented to the nA
lion by G q. Darrell, United States Con.
sui at Malaga, be placed IN the Library u
Congress.
Rrsoirtd, That the two hnndred copies
of the Declaraton af Independence, no" 10
the Department of STATE, br distributed III
the manner follow ing two copies TO each
of ihr Surviving Sjgners of the DECLARATION
Of lndrprudrprr F; two copies to thr ffesi-
dent of the United Statrs t~o copies IN
IN. Vice President nf the Lnitrd States
Two ropies to the lair President, Mr. Ma
Olson two copies I" the Marquis de La
fayette twenty copies for the two ii"',
us of Congress twelve c"pirs Tor The dii'
oC.rent Departments n the Government
two copies forfhr Presidents House tw
copies for the Supreme Court Room ON
ropy 10 each OF tho Governors oi IN
States and one 10 each branch ot the 1T
pislat ur.s of the Stairs one copy to rac
of t4s uoyernors Of The TERRITORIES OF Il
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MetrnMoAaicnN SNstem.

The Who sh5il he instructed upon this
plan vii ind by practice ,hat Music has
every ai'antage of science, ,p,casing iu
the human tar ard understanding, and
Tint u Is net that ephcmcral mechanicaI
Knowledge ~ hth those instructed u the
~ "d mode have supposed il.
Music, when cultivated as u science, like
mathematics and Philosophy, EXPANDS the
fnIud and improves the heart AVID tlispnsj
han.--Ihls method ailurds equal advanta
gcs Ia thosr who reside in town and those
IL the country. Lessons for week, fr
a tortnlglt.or for a month. will be found as
beneficial Hs those Of shorter periods -
~. WI attend to Reconstruction ot midi.
hidaals, - glasses which may he formed,
at any moderate distance from Lynch
burg tie has engaged n skilful person to
furnish Inn - tA Metronones, forthe usc o
hIs scholars.
W Tie has large assortment of in,
.i'"Ltcd Music, tor the accommodation OF his
Iuiils, and has an agent at The north. tn
fnrrish any person with M kind of Musica
Instruments, Pianos, Clarionets, Flutes, 4 c
&c.
a p A line addressed to J. A. 6. At AIR
Robert Mortiss's will meet with promnt
attention.
oeeeniher 5. Wits IA
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\ M0 nnlf-acre lots.
Martins Warehouses.
TILU.3BLE L.l.N'U

Oh 9Al.E
liIF subscriber Is authorised - sell TIE
~A IhACl OF LAND of Doctor Roheri n
tose, ~ tile county of Amherst. It's situated
.oh tarris's creek u considerable branch of
James river, and within about / miles of The
town "i Lyhehhutg. II contains 563 acres
about 26u oi which aFe olcared--Sn oil il mime
Low Grounds- the balsnvc OF the tract !,
heavily limhered, This entire tract of land
Is very rich, and we'll adapted 10 the culture
OF tobacco. On the creek, embraced on Tbs
trhtt OF iNnd, there Is fine mill seat. Fow
trncis of land at its extent, can be of more
value than this II "A private sale be not effect.
ed before Thursday the 4th day OF March next.
II will on TINT day II fair, II not he nest fnir
dhy thereafter, Sundays eNcepted, at II o.
clock. mot positively and nncondtionaly he
sold, before the door 81 the Franklin Hotel
III TIE town ot LyHchburs, at pubic auction
The terms will be made accommodating
II Tile safe he made nj auction, the crodit will
lie IN cqual payments al one and two years
iromthe date OF the sale Bonds with nnpro
we'd security Will Toe required
RICHARD POLLARD.
'PhnofN -. wtds2a
u The Editors Of the Constitutional Mir
and htfhf'. n Enquirer. will insert tive above
adHcrlsomant in their respective papers, M
I'll the day ri sale. aud forward their accounts
tn this Office, or tn r. z. for payment
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khi'S 10 TO torwnrn all persons from trading
u tor or taking AN assignment ct "A BOND
executed by NE to Anderson Raleiph. for ,,c
sum of $40, hearing date some time IN M.
vember, lisa, (Which hend was given for the
purchase OF horse which sud Raleigh sold
10 me, warrantine the said horse Ia he sound,
which was not the case ash cnn make alpeat)
as nm determined not 10 pay said bond un.
less compatibility law
NANCY SHIELDS.
January %. II.
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Virginia., Wit:



The defe ndants Branch ordan and Clement
Townsend, not having catered their appear
ance and given security according to Inv and
the rules OF this court, aud II appearing TO the
satisfaction Of the court that they are not in
hahtanls of this commonwealth, Il is order.
ed, that they do appear here on the second
Monday in March next, and answer the bill OF
the complainant, and that a copy of this opaer
be inserted in some one OF the LynelLurg
papers pub ashed in Inc town OF Lynchburg,
ter two months, aud posted up at the court
house door of said county on some court
day. A Coly-Teste
p JOHN ALEXANDER. Ok.
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10 The Dis.ributees Of The Estate Of the late
Edmund Goodrich. deceased
Nou are hereby notified that we will
ATTEND NJ the dwelling house of WHAT,
Duncan. in the eona.y of Amherst. ON Friday
Tie s'fh February next prepared 60 settle our
'eSa""h's th 'he commissioners, and finally
slese our adm inisiralion on said estate
Ink ADMINISTRATIONS.
S-.uu.' y. " WiW92
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~ H.7Nl ERY
JOIN ALEXANDER, OK.
" lRGlNIA.-BedfOrd Clerks Office
NoNember ruIes, 1873.

" lRGINIA-Bedford Clerks Office.
November rules, l523--
Joseph Hardy, plaintiff.
Against
Joseph fuqua md Jacob Feazle, defts.
~ CH3NCf,RY
The defendant Joseph fuqun not having
entered his appearance, and given .st.nri,yS
according To the act OF assembly aud The n,lr,
OF this court, and it appearing from the rt,i.
davn OF the plaintiff thet Ele said defendant
Is not nm inhabilant of dis country, on tbe
motion OF the plaintiff, il is ordered, TINT The
sad defendant Fuqua appear here on the frs,
M"""hh IN February next, and answer the
'l".nl'n b'i', and that copy Of this order
IT, I"i'soeo IN some new sTlaPer published in
The town of Lynchhurg, for tive months enc.
eessNely, and posted up at the front door e.,
me court house of said county on two ssve.
RAJ court days A copy Tcste,
~ }. srEPf0E, c. BE.
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Ane other TYaet,

adjoining the last, containing between 3sC
mi hal nerrs on which - likewise small
i'lonfntToa A. some log buildings. THIS land -,
n poiri ol quality. perhaps not much, II amy
inferior IT, the Other, n lies uueomrnouly well
and likewise aLonads vain Tue best Of pine
for plank orshinfles. md lies Bchr anw mill.
HE two iaef named tracts, adjoining each o.
aher, would be more equally divided, TO nc
zeonrnodats purchasers
we viii sell the whole or either Of the n
fps- nsentioHeii tracts If land upon iltes ioI.
lowing terms, VIZ One third Of the purchase
money 70 be paid Chrttnas, 1871, nj which
lime possession will he given-ihe balance ~
swo equal annual payments, aud pros ided The
purchaser should End II To his interest IN the
First payment Ia advance mere, a liberal dis
count will be made We expect to sell The
above land, OF reduced prices, owing 10 the
pressure Of the times, and should not a sale be
eafc'e before, w shalt offer them 10 the
lifbrst ba,ler at MT bedford June court.
g. pt John " Holt, VITO lives near the pre-
rtscs, vii aceo immediate any gentleman who
mas "a isb - see the first named tract. and
capt. DAVID ". Quarlrs, who lives IN the Vi.
ciHily Of The thee others, will how them
SAMUEL READ. J
JOHN IEFINlCn. Executors.
Nm LEtINiCH,
Jannary .eocrlow Il
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Another II. ct or parcel Of An
ION0Ming &egroes.

w Ion, sue, Lucy, EIlenor, Zen. Pe,ion
George aud Anderson, with their increase
since executing this deed four head Of nof.
es, nine head of Cattle, with their increase.
one yoke OF Oxen, one Horse Cart. sla.a Il
n"gs and Sheep, Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE, as well as Plantation Utensi, de
titles 10 all which property / shall conye, or.
as trustee, under the powers therein con.
tered on me by the said deed
January -. ,r5m
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Char Bom5a=rttcs. Checks, linens,
Cambl5cLs. CalicOes. Ae. &c. DC.
NNFE are n4sN #rer,iNius assrry general
w RssoHmrm Of ihr sbnee Goods pur.
ehascd n Hnction Ia New York fer cash,
which enalir, Va to oiFrr the same ai very re-
aHced prices Also, hoN 81 BOLLs, assor-
ted. which Wiil l,r sold iaH
MakTE, ROBINSON n CO.
January 20 I'll
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iSf virtue of deed OF trust executed
a. 10 ne by Thomas \. North, OF CanpIt
county dated the 10th March, ls2a, az. du,
recorded IN The clerk Office Of SAT- county, Il
secore TO Anthony North, OF the county d
'na',o'le, certain sums of money therein ,pa
, .,ntu, VIII be sold, TO the highest bidder, on
W., ,m.p premises, tor cash only on Thursday III.
,9' ,n day OF February next, between the iona
~ ~ ci2ck IA the morning and sunset d
that uhN, the Ioll,p4 ia,
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PINEAPPLE CHEESE.

= BOXES u very snpcfi6r PINEAPPLE
- CHEESE T.. fof ale ~
MckEE, ROBINSON l. co
January 90 isI7
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~ CUJSCH Y.
Bpdtord Norember Court, 1928.
Barnet Payne, complainant,

Bpdt0fd N0rember Court, 1928.
Barnct Payne, complainant,
Against
William Martin, Jesse Martin, Martin Mar
tin, jenny Martin, iohn Martin, Benjamin
hnrtin, John ~ lson ippd Sarah his wife, late
Satal Martin, James Pratt and Mary bis wife
late Mary Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson and
Elizabeth his wife, h.te Elizabeth Martin de.
PENDANTS.
IN CH.1NCERY
II appearing 10 thu satisfaction of the court
That Jesse Martin, Martin Martin, John vii
son, and sarah his wife, John Martin, ReRja-
mn Martin, James Pratt, and Mary his " lie,
William Martin, mud Obadiah Ferguson, and
Elizabeth his wife, are not inhabitants of this
comm onwealth, II is therefore ordered, that
they do appear here on the fourth Monday in
February next, 10 answer the complainant
bill, aud that copy of this order be forth
with published in the Nirginian, for two
months successfully, and published nj the
iront door Of the court house of the said ooun-
= on two several court days
Gopy-Teste.
20 las. c, sTEPIoE, CD c.
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t.tND FOR $40
U.NE RIOT,

IN the waters ot Little Oner, about miles
above Liberty, an acsr The MAN "eslesh
raj, containing 1oo arirs. afaf one Ian "i
,ehirh j. IA woods, AM J., considered. hdh#its
exception Ola srnnl par, issbs prime tohao-
70 taad the iiaiHnee IN plantation, aiihoit ~
To work ase or IA haH1i. so advantage aud IS
susceptible ol great improt emenis.-on ms
inrm Z, a comfortable DNELLlNGii olsE,
sud tient for the accommodation of large
faa,i, together with othcrneeessery ent hou-
Sc. lileAise. an ArPLE ant .pEAGtl OR
VH\Re ibc apple orchard Is Inferior, per
hap. 10 but lew - tbis upper country. ihi'
farmer
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aN tl.nt Nut az ErouuA
Notice,

nY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
ID John Thompson, ir. 10 John T. Co',bS 4
Arthur CLAYTON, hearing date the 18th of July
isto, aud duly recorded ~ the clerk : Office oi
the county of Amherst, tor the purpose OF Sc.
curing the payment of Il debt due J ON " blip
shall proceed 10 sell, Ia the highest bridcr.
tos ready money, on the premises, on Wed
tuesday the 9Th March neNt,
N Nract oi l.alA,
of I5o acres, more or less, on I've River, in
The county aforesaid, mud adjoining the land
oi Norvcii Spencer, dee d aud others and be-
ing the same land sold by John White to III,
the said John Thompson, j.. and conveyed by
the SAID Thompson 'n trust, cr so much there
OF as maybe snthc To raise che balance
that may be due on the day 81 site, together
with the costs OF executing the same The
t'tle vested IN me as trustee only w,ll he con
veyed to the purchaser
JOHN T.. CoBBS,
oneCt The Trustees.
Jan 10. wtds23
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aAN.H y. ~t,uSCAA.

FTIRNS bis thanks Ia the-oilizcns ol
la i.ynehhutp aud ,ls vicinity, Tor the Ii
4. raj encouragement Which h. has recriv-
.rh, aud lni those Who wish tn become
Proficient Ia The sci"a'r of music. 10 en-
hrace Ills opportunity of being instructed
IN his new
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One lract OF l.and.

Lying IN Campbell county, on Tie Lrsnebc,
OF Failing river, containing three hnnJrs,
and ninety slA acres, be lie SANE nor .,
les, and beunded by the lines ot W .lbam
Ferguson, Maj, Dinn iddic aud others. on
which the said Thomas now resides. Also.
Another III ct Or parcel Of and,
III the SAID county OF Campbell, on Pos,rn,
creek, containing acres. ,be, !. ,a.s~
Tie said Ihomas's undivided interest OF tie.
lands OF which Benjam1n Cox died seized,
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RUNAWAY

...nnN the subscriber ou The Sd instant,
4 IN0 NEGROES, aboy nHr ,.@@!.e
boy is about q years 81 age, nhmed SIMON ;
he is about feet 10 or II inches high, black
complexion has down look when spoken to.
lie carried away with him two suits OF homo
spun clothing his cont was mixed, white
warp and blue Glling-his Pantaloons pelo
yellow. The other suit was binc warp and
bnek mixed filing, n wool hat not haltl,ofn,
WHITE " DOL stocking footed.
The girl IS about l. years Of ngc, n very
bright mnlntto, npmed EDY speaks quick
when spoken to. She cnrrrrd away with her
three lroeks, one old yellow ground eelieo, =
striped COTTON Any person combining them
IN l,il or bringing thcm To me, shall receive a
rehsniHble reward. JOHN CRISP
J'er,oH County, ". Z. Jan %. 3ls2l
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ONE TRACT OF LAND,

confirming let'Hc,cs, Is n, scBts p,ose ~ ~,
i1tag on rifnian = c5ftk. Js5asktf e0pnf9, IN
fgakg, GdfeHaHg tbe taHds ot JghH GraH end
etatas In tiHe io m. obOfc inha - bshef.d
IL N eood. bH ise staH oHig cogtfg s1ch nth
as rttiad "a M rs fr1sists ami no oih'r.
S.fHt ~ BR.iAStORD, ! r...,...
-ILfbED heD.1NfLL,
.JnsuGtv III. 2mrids2j
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InuS SIZE

wy ,ltae = n aod u iraa sfssHitd7' m
- AHhsersta-s ~ fsaassf .3bHs5 u ~ ne urn
- .gis-it4fs stasl.l 90, ne 2,lb ny y 5sP.
f,ulser. l-z.s ass %, tasata 90 ufs fisrI .s.Jise
~ "a aAsfials o0Hrf ~ Lsoch6atz. Ie' mt Ph,.
g58li ~ sfeHftas f8rd,g sna,S ~ aaeatg htfeta
tfaft ss,d + kpb.f .i.f4z, -. ahd oHsfs. y.
sfag stH, ~ leag Of pooilf oSciiaH. ior cofb, At
ile fou,kfoast, on Aoadag ne n any NJ III
4.#.4#.t a., II - hetsr f,.gff ,igp
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One u,her Aract,

within mile or two ~ the latter, esl'mn-
ls.l AZ lso acres on Hhteh = 'mall P'n"
,,t,.n n,,o.,Iar.l.ls. part Of f.',-" = lfesh )
akewise - prsity good DIV FILLING HOUSE
newly 6nisfrd. On thi, place Inns heen raised
fnbarcp af sIporiorsS1aliiy. and lie land
yet 20 clear. ~ fcast coO3 pranOrtiou gf II,
Al. A.
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sN pursuance Qfa dted Of i,ist ereeatd
IN The suburban BY boyama GUfhreg, ~
@e eowig NJ traUkAa, apd duly rfoorded, for
me purpost n ncHrt4P n d'bt dur L'Hnieh,
DafisS' 10. snail, on NE 4M day oJ februa-
~ nal, nj hs rts,deHre ~ sud Guiht'y, sell al
~ Z. h
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-. ~ IIT.I.N { mi,
The defendants Jane Al.ador I,1,ai A.,
dor, Joseph Meador and Judith Aipador Ga
mncl Mayse and Agnes his wife. Marin
Grenr aud Mary his wife, and Joel simno,'Ia
and Barshaba his wife, not having entered ,he;r
appearance, according to the act of assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearino
10 me satisfaction of the court, that they are
no, nov 'nhab'tan's OF this commonwealth. It is
,h 9rdtred, that they do appear here on
the compliments bill, aud TINT cony Of III
ORDER he forthwith published in the Viro ;p;an
Tor TWO months successfully, and published at
the front door of the courthouse of two cove,
raj court days. A Copy-Tevc
y ia STEPfoE, c. &c.
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Pc sT1E.,.JT4RFGOOD.S,

enR'isting ri SHOES, ready made CLoIlI-
ING, fLOuGHS, AKRON y AAlHAsSES,
&c. ~ AC anihe following tsrut All suns
uhder $40 casa-=Slo md upwards. twelve
months credit. bands with approved security
.,.ill be rcgulrelee 55rcclcd h., the orb section
81 the act q assembly, pascal The 9th Feb
1922. a L. BlGBERS, Arnnt.
Jauuarx % tds17
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PORTE PIANOS.

TIVE subscriber has on hand, one FIRST
rate aud tee seroud hand Forte Pianos,
Ah'ch lac would dispose of
JOHN A SCoNCIA
January O. ptsl[no
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lhe iraet of i.anA,

on ub,rh The snid Gailirp rcsidfs, containing
iup ocrcs, and bouHdtdbg the.iands 81 Bradify,
Ho0b nDd Others SUN fHie NJ tsrfyted IN mr.
tIH he coHreged HILLLf.U S.4L-BOY
.JauHarU -. litrkafsI6
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IL Months GveAp.

gTnE .reai,entihry Agency ia this ,flhre Ire.
ute about to he discontinued, the suhscri-
Ter viii eel az i.slase auction, on Friday lie
3nfh instant tht r. mar, ,nr stsrl az
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-30

January %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-29
EGENEHER ACADEMY.


HheAeteses OF tiis School will commence under the
January, 1875 -" ~ " ""' "
Ms. Gs,! abilities aud character as Scholar and ru
$500, a" "'s Impairment ms gentleman, well
n W .enaer any encornum necessary. Suffice Il To
y % ~ years experience in the of teaching
@ - attention 10 their morals aud classical attain
~ - :" ."e MASTER he any ndation n SCHOOL,
tue Trustees Of this may ~xpec will,
''e support VI q liberal and enlightened public.
-, - Terms Of Ttsifioa as foiis,c.
Ms,h.msties anu n M. antiquities $40 per annum
Arithmetic, English Grammar So do
nc Socety IN the neighbourhsod Is good and Board
terms. '"'"''es WI 'e"so"a"'e
rL- Trustees consider IL unnecessary TO saw INV ,in
more III recommendation ot this School. aud VII, uiiy
last Examination. 20 '~f'''o'' "@"
subscribers having, by request assisted in the esa
mutation VI the Scholars Ebenez.r Academy which
On he 9ib OF peceber take thi, ocrasvn M
expressing 10 TIE trustees aud Teachers the great pratt
"ea'Ien winch tie EXERCISES afforded The uspi. daring
ug' examination, ~ two days continuance.
thr nigh reputation OF hiS Ssi.oi In ,,nnn., 49, I,
h. w. FIELD, CIfs 4; = rr,SnI
WM III MEREITr, rios. n ,.,SES'
JOHN 4. w. MEitRirT ! ROtik n ,,rs.:.Sv
JOHN L. WILKINS, JOHN Ef Herr
brunswick, Dee. l8. sa Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-29

~, ,,'ae OF mred oi t.ast iros, Jhonss Nj aauiou
- W "ie subscriber aud Thomas Eorveil be,rina -
,ne 3is ct December, is07 and record in The
rra1v ~" oe exposed 40 sale 70 The highest bidder Tor
money, on SoHcay the 10Th January 1905 ,c
,ne rom .htryt the Eagle Tavern, in the civ ~ p;i
naI,e s set ~ Land "g in The county of Automatic
.aiie" hDuEHf!>Li and supposed to contain .;aI'a'
uuIeu aei e., or much al the said tract Ms viii So
e, 10 h'se the sum al 5000 dollars, with n,eres,
~. so ,he 81 OF JANUARY 1914 til paid subi.ci IN
VI, ior seven hundred dollars paid 27 OF Iuns
az" ~. 'he cost aud expenses incurred by The lrn -;
eurciing such sale. - '' "usee IN
ne land IS represented to he extremely valuable E
ots o land II any IN the State, exceed i, in s,iIj,
u"u the "uVahhges oi neighbour hood nd pn,n, H.
% capital oieciio gentlemen desrous Of n,.t
ing investments ia real -st1ie "'s VI max
SUBSCRIBER acting as Trustee will convey onIv sri
u'e as Is vested in him by the said deed n, ,rma; ;,
der HIM ORuJS PiJSt S u"se clsirhiug un
Dec. u, 1924. ''"e trustee.