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,NOYItt

is hereby given That all he CeHs in The
Il Lanaiic Hospital IN The city NJ u Hiems-
burg, are oeegpied. and TINT no more paiirth-,
lJaIe or femaIe,) will be received into sud
Hospital, until some Of the said Cells are wi
cant due natrc OF which viii be gwen.
Bg ofacr u Tho foitrf u directors.
LEO HENLEY, {. {. ID.
WILLIAMSBURG, Feb d
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~ Office.

Try rirtue ofa iced Of trust erec1aedby join
49, Hnncoct, on The on day Of Oct0ber, ls23,
ami dRig recorded in the cierk'S office o. he
hHstings court of Lynchbnrg, 10 The subscriber
for The purpose Of securing 10 Joseph Ecbolsd,
payment u certain rents therein mentioned, MI
be sold, on SATURDAY, the I'D dng o. jam
arg nert, u fair, il not the neat tdit doy that.
.uiter, Al podtic auction, for cash, on ttsPrni.
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Cloths, Nnss,nAere5 an y
estlngS.
W. Anr now orrNING

W ANf Rbh oIt siN'
A SUPERB ,fSS9Rl.HE.NT or
The best saperlause blue a0d black Cloths,
some of winch are superior
A handsome assortment of middle To iine
aud snprrtne do.
Also, geaenil assortment of low priced
To iiue de- all cnlors
Blue, black aud mixed super double mied
ditto,
Common aud low priced do.
Elegant SATIN raised fix. Velvet Nesings,
Londuu Tail.nctts aud Valencia beautifully
Super and common White Marseliies,
Fancy wuve figured and printed do.
Rlch aud common Swansdonn,
Washington aad Jackson SILK Nesting,
LAFAYETTE ana tancy do.
Ts winch may be added gteat variety
OF other articles IN the same hne. Gentle
n,en DESTROYS OF obtaining the best of aIti-
cles al moderate prices, Will please call, as
they can doDbIItss hs suited.
". MCKEE y }. g. MEEM.
October Il. tsI9
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TIE subscriber has for sale, and is de.
tornined 10 sell, several surveys Of land,
lying on Goose creek, 8 miles from Liberty,
and adjacent to his mill establishment
They contain from one 10 three hundred
eres, as may suit purchasers, aud are in fine
order fer cropping Possession will be given
immediately, aud on veIY accommodating
terms. CHARLES {. PATTERSON.
January :. $50
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Also, n Negro Woman,
Virginia, to Wit
In HatJar County Court, an Chancpy, the
2lM day cf .Noremter, 1894.
Simpson Che.her, plaintiff,

In Hat1or County Court, an Chunce,7h the
24M day Cf Aoremter, 1924.
Simpson Che.her, plaintiff,
against
DAME Chcsher, John Chesher VIM Simp.
son and Elizabeth his wife, WIN. Chesher,
VIM Thomas and Hannah his wife, Hosea
Chesher John Stone and Peggy his wife, F.
!Uah WoosIey aud Nancy his wife, Jane
Chesher and Zaohius Chesher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel Cheshcr, John Che
sher, William Simp, on aud Elizabeth his wife.
William Chesher, William Thomas and Han.
nah his wife, Hosea Cheshpr, J ohn Stone and
Peggy his wife, Elijah Woosloy aud Nancy
his wife, and Jas. Cbesher, not having entered
their appearance & given security accordin
10 the act OF assembly aud the rules of this
court, aud II appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court that the said defendants Daniel Che
sher, John Cheshcr, William Simpson and
wife, William Chesher, William Thomas and
wife, Hosea Cheshcr, John Stone and wife.
Elijah Noo,ey and wife, and Jas. Chesher,
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth,
ON motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, Ii
Is ordered, that the said defendants, Daniel
and John Chesher Nm. Simpson and wife,
VIM. Chesher, VIM. Thomas aud wife, Hosea
Ihesher, John Stone and wife, Elijah Woos-
ley and wife, and James Chesher, do appear
mere on the fourth Monday in February next,
ana answer the bill oil the plaintiff, and that Il
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in one
OF the newspapers published in the town of
Lynchburg for eight weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door ofthe court house off
tins county. Copy --Teste.
J. IL. BOXLEY, d. c.
December 8. wSwsl7
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IN he toWn Of Lynchbrg, one containing one
number 353-.1aoiher containing one fourth q
an ARE, on 7th street, aud first aHey-aud he
third one uhoie Lot, numbtr 235. .4Hd al tfs
Franklin Hotci. on The same dag, and j meets
sary 10 be continued from day 10 day, UH I.
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Office.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscriber by jacob krantz aud Tho.
krantz, which deed IS Of record in the clerk S
Office of the county court Of Bedford, hearing
date the GIL day of March, 1921, for purposes
therein expressed, shall on Friday the 24th
day OF Jaguary, ls25, proceed TO sell for cash,
10 tho highest bidder, on the premises,
4 certain Hract OF Aana,
in the county Of Bedford, on the waters Of
Goose creek, adjoning.the lands OF Anthony
e 1insey, Murphy and others, con.
tainng
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
Tie title is thought 10 be good, but such Is
is vested IN me viii be given, and none other.
BENNETT NJ. MURPHY, Trustee.
November 10 NaWtJ
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Bedford, December Rules, 1894.
5tfPhen harttn, Plaintiff
.Ignpia

Bedtord, December Rules, 1894.
5tfphen Martin, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Mlen Bond and Snroh his arife, Beisey aar-
I'm, Thomas Dobgns, .Nichoias johnson aud
Catharine his uib, Frances HiHs aud Lucg
his w9t DdHid Drury and Cothariae his
rife, bHiam Hoodtord guardian aid litcm ot
Gr!0tH DobgnS and Elizabeth D0bVas, chjidrer
amt heirs of GriBhn DobgHS JIM deceased,
jodn DobRis, Joaah Dobyns, .3bner DoJVus,
and Joscph Do5yns hairs f GriBin DoLyus sen,
deceased, DJeHddHts.
~ CILRSCERY.
The defendaRts Alien BOND, aUd Sarah has
~itf, amt .Aichoias Johpson and Cdibarjue his
Mfr, not hdriBg Rfcrcd their appearance md
giren security dceoding 10 he dd Of .3ssembig
0pd tn reles Of ms Court, and il appearing
from satisfactory eridenre that they are noti1t-
huhaants ofHiS sfdte--H is ordered Hat he
snid dtJtnda1tis do appear here on he. fyd day
efibe meat March term, aud answer HepiautiRs
bH-ond Hhat oopg ofHis ordcr be forthUih
inserted IN some nftrpGper printed IN The tote'I
If fgHchbug, .jor firo months successfully. aud
podtd n The front door Of The courthouse IN The
sdid toWH.
\ C0pg-7Cds.
J. 5FEPTOE, {. n. {.
Deccmber -. tr-w 10
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Bedford December Rules, 1924.
Moses, "a man Of colorD plaintiff,
against
stephen Chasteen, TX r of Lewis Cbastcen,
daIpub.nta

NNHtHot
Stephen Chasteen, EXT of Lewis Cbasleen,
defendants,
~ CIE7NCERY.
The defendant not having entered his ap-
pearance and given security according to the
act Of assembly and the rules of Ibis court,
aud il satisfactorily appearing that he is not
an inhabtant OF this country, on the motion
OF the plalnl'il, by his attorney, II is order
Ell, TINT unless the said defendant doth appear
here on the rule day holden IN the said coun.
y court IN March next, and answer The plain
tits bill, the same shall be taken for confess
sed, and the matter thereof decreed accord
ingly-Iha copy of this order be published
in some one The Lynchbnrg papers tor two
months successfully, and posted up at the
front door OF the court house of said county
Oh two several court days.
Copy-Teste.
J. 5TEPTOE, c. c.
December %. wsw1o
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.seison County, 0eiober Court, lc4..
nenben ID. Palmer, complainant,
against
i.aac White md ZacIariah White, E1eeD.
tors Of Conyas " bite, ST.. decd,
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Boar0inS in AynchbuYg

iEliE subscriber hereby informs his &C.
i quain,anccs aud the public that he ha,
removed to Lynchbnrg,w where he will accom-
modate IA few boarders. He would he glad
to receive as boarders some six or eight le
male students
Persons disposed 10 commit their daughter,
10 his care may rest assured that every neccs
sary attention will be given to promote then
morals, health and happiness.
EDWARD CANNON.
January 7. w7W2O
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g. In publishing the following adyer
tsement we made a mistake, which is now
corrected. We thus notice the fact, BY
request, that the fault may attach where II
belongs -
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IYNCHBERCs
DYING ESTABLISHMENT.

~ 4
BY THOMAS W0ODW ORTIZ
H\lIE proprietor has been acknoW lodged
by Merchants and others in n. York,
Philadelphia and Washington City, where
he carried on the above business seventeen
years, 10 be equal 10 any in the Union
Cloths are dyed any color, and finished as
imported. Silks, Satins and Grapes are
dyed by pattern or otherwise. He dye
Ladies' Dresses and Gcn,!emens' Apparel,
lie scours Coats, Pantaloons, and inishe,
them IN the neatest manner. He takes
Camel Hair Shals, which he cleans, and
restores them to their primitive color
Leghorn aud Straw Hats are dyed aud
finished in the neatest manner. He also
dyes Ladies' Shoes, any color 10 pease.-
He dyes Ladies Feathers, any color, and
finishes them. And his utmost desire Will
be to give satisfaction to those who may
favor him With their commands.
p He has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. Thomas J. Duval, doors
above the Vrsuian Office.
January 4. St40
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Nr. Paul G. CnheM

OFFERS his services as PLY SICIAN
~ AND SURGEON, TO the citizens oi Am
herst. Ills re-id 'uec IS in New Glasgow
where he may he found nj any time,
November 8 Wish
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MARSilAIsS SHE.

IN prsnaaee # decree af IL. superior
4 court OF chaax..S laf The lynell,urg dis
trses pronounced ~ the ~ day OF >esember'
lss4. IN the lauses oi Nhiftoa sgaiusi Ieff.i
ard Terry against Mhiiion, he unders'gned'
Aafshsi Il the said court, aill, On FRIDAY
the est d. OF January, ~ iair, II mol, me
nea tair DAY tbereaiief. sundays excepted
expose to sale, on the premises, ~ way oil
;,uhiie aacilon, 10 the lighest bidder,
A certain tract or parcel Vt Land,
lyiae ~ ille eouniy OF Bedinfd containing
about 55s acres, mere or less, being lie tfaei
81 lsaH on which alr sandef AieDhnlel resid-
ed aud OF which he died seized.
Also, tine Mouse and Aot,
IN the town OF Liberty, aud said county Of
,r,ilnri The sale viii commence On the pre-
misses with The abasc described traet Of land,
aud conclude with the house aud lot "a the
said town at Liberty. On The following day
Terms made knatsn nu the day ~ sale.
tEO. q uO0D50N, N. l.. 4. =. c.
Dec. ~. wtds 10
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Doctor John I. Cahen,

HAVING removed 10 his family resi
! 1 denoe IN Lynchborg, proposes apr lie
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= ard loyal. The question was Ia
Pasf' II Mr.. Gnssin's motion rejected,
1, noes 100 90
ayr A., uaf,ir's motion, thr bill con
y" the Expenditures at York, VAS ia
ken np. r., nr.,n,,l. 10 IA.
.n whieh was rejected.
0" r.be bull called FORT, several Speeches
Ia Gac fiam of Eioq ,enct, for four hours
sa' L,l,hy and gallery "ere ihronged with
,t,rs-and amnrg ;hrm many Indies
RS, f,rlinss were al! enlisted "a ia'or ol
u, W. hill was supported by Msssrs. Tyler
Ia, Miner OF Norfolk, Mason al
"''.,lauptnn, Watkins of Prince Edward,
w.. ,f yak. Winston, Christian, Z aokcr,
@ -. Of Richmond. Upshur aud Pate
NJ, was opposed ny Messrs. Gaulson
aDJ Mayo.
M. onrstion WAS tahrn about O'Clock
r, yeas and nays, and the bill passed, ayes
-, NOES 80.
!. ,yEs-Messrs. Gordon, Raudolsh OF
an uuny, Booker, Jrter, Garland, Stu
., y.ienjins, Hamilton, McClmlick, Rob
as ;,.,a. ar,miIl, Bnreell, tlerdman, Pate
N ' .
t.,5.trad, Garfiagton ot L harloitc. Btanch.
MrRir, Wilson Of Cumberland. Randolph
ofcamberand, Ross, Pryor, Collier luse,
nf.son of +. Tho epson Of l.. Wallace,
1,r.hill. Siilman, Srxtn, Morris of Glou.
PIE. Bryce, Watkins Of Goochand,
s,nilh of Greenbrier, Lund,, Carringtnn
Il II Morris of II unvrr. Berkeley, Van
n,s,,r, Amber. tedd, BDuiiin, Jordan,
usnI,y. Kirby. Washington, Morgan, lao
,,N, WEIGH, Harnood, Hoo-, Carter of
Ring George, Pollard of King William.
p,bney, Gi!mour, Allen, Chris nan, 30
y,rth. Winston, Kia brought, McC,hloeh,
Thotnas, Diges, James, Gooar, Arxan
der Vass, Gillian, Adams, Rnes, OF y.
Ma,ssc, Christian, Macsn, Thompson ol
Nrf. county, Miller of Norfolk county
rpshur, Duntnn, Anderson of Not Dyson.
Mckinley, Davis, Npr,po. Penn, ilaIls,ou.
Whrhpr, Cnbel, Watkins, Of Pc. " ftkn-
MP. T.. Dnpuy, Ward, Woodhouse, Rlves
sgP q. Temple, French. Clarke, Carter
nj K. ruuHtv, Rramhsm, Boyer, Caldwell,
aIaslo, of Southampton, Towlrs, Briggs,
Cooke, Daniel of Stafford, Vehin, Mason,
of Sussex, Curtis, Miller, Fletcher, OF
WasII gton, ilpnsrrford, Murphy, Chap
man, Jpnes of Y. Russell, Layal, Brown,
6eie of Richmond city, MooAy.-l25.
N0ES.--ii.ssfs. Drnmmoud, Fetch
n, Pefsinger, CfaNfnrd. Colston, Me Nil
ban, Dran,sooIc, Gholson, Yincey, Goagin,
tanpbell, LaidIey, Everett. Child, Hill,
Tarner, Wynn, Strange, Greer, Ship, King,
Smith of Giles, Blair, jones of Il. Alder
SON, Spencer, Sprigsins, Parsons, Push,
Neville, Morris, df Hai. Gather, Mayo,
Hoffman, Pollard of X y q. Hail, Bland,
Die., BIAS, Oshornr, Powell, Str ct
p,nks. Finks, Sugar, Mnntagn", Haym"oo,
rk,hre, Dunlop. Crnrk"t, Sherrard.
Mnrdangh, Hunter, Stephenson, Kelly
Byse, Harvey of Nalfhomhei land, Jacob,
Dice. liner, Gdliland Jeiiiies, Shaw, Mar
tney, Booth, White, Cline, Rutherford,
Dekiason Of RasseIl Dickinson of scott
Fuis.o, \ dersno of Shenando III, B""'r,
Coup of .'mry, Geo. -. shannon, VA
TN, D,.lashmui, Alorl,sof y ood, Saunders,
Geases
- GA lile next day, the bill passed IN"
SsNolr, By a,ote of 10 to /.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
BRtimore CuuuiB fnnri,

bHtWpFe 'HHhfy fdHH,
january latb, 1879.
When the Court mel ~ the n@unl honr
Mr.. Wit, Attorney General Of the Unlrd
States, announced The death Of General
HARPER, in subs ,urr as follows:
Your liooonrs ARE aprrla.d Of the shock
which, W. have Sustained IN the sudden
death of General HARPER. II has been
less thnn three years slner cur Decreased
hraiher IN The Hall of the Supreme Cana
al The United Stalrs, announced the suddro
death Of one Of the FIRST men of our prnfrs
sInn, III the words " II great man has f,ll, u
III lsiarlY We may now say, With truth,
" great man'has fIcn in Israel" II one
al the most clear, comprehensive and pow
cfluI minds, repl"nshrd with tile richest
sintrs at the most sariuus knowledge,
combined with oo" Of the best, the puresi /,
aud thu hludr,t OF hearts, u department III
ancc frank, manly, courteous and graceful,
and an co"rgy of character which rendered
Inn constantly active Ia the exercise vi
e1ery public aud private virtue, can make
i great man, then we NAY sly, - great
man has fallen Ia l-real" HIS hle has mol
been passed IN private l!ia distinction Wa
not The nnmrrited boon uf small circle al
Parlid iiiends nu the contrary he has hcrn
for thirty years active on the great theatre
of The United States, and THE eyes of The
nation. On this theatre his energetic cha.
rlctcr and eminent talents have bi.en nj
Ways distinguished and the nation has
considered him ~ one of her brightest
orntnru's. H. was tie elder brother oi
III professional family, which he ad"ined
h. his ,ulues not LEGS than by his talents
Ntgaroii3 aud powerful N di,eussion manly
aHd gentle, and candid, and KIND IN his
private Intercourse with his brethren, =
"sre proud Ia acknowledge ham ~ standing
III the van of oir rauks, who would hWr
thrown an illustIio"s lgbt upon the pro
ie5~Ion IN any country.
Within II short pace If time, death has
tlhcn rom H. IN rapid SUI, re,slen, four of
our most distinguished brethren. These
dlepcnsalipns of Protid nrr continually
diminishing rs Of tllr Iraiily If nature, aud
We ought perhaps to have been prepared
10 meet ihrm With more conposur.. lrl
thu shnrk al this norniug - 81 unp xpeeird,
aud So appalling, ia 10 unit rs all or bust
ncre. In tlir name Of the Bal al Ba,imCfc,
therefore, aud al th.lr request, move thai
line Court uoN al ,oprn IL order that the
proper arrangements may be made 10 pay
tar last nOuinlul huBu1s Ia our lanentel
brothrr
Afr the ad aunmeni, n meeting was
held of the judges aud the bar, whn passed
II the death ot Grarra Harper. and as /,
mark nj respect agreed Ia wear Grape Oh
TIER left arm for il month
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Floal ~ lI.lllimyet .lnerieal...
CIV. noBgnf GooploE HMirn

GIN. ROBERT GOODBYE HARPER
Departed thi. life suddenly yesterday
informing ahaii niue o'clock: after eating
breakfast M usual with his family, Ia ap.
p,ronllv nd health AID sp,rils--he nas
Standing briofe the tiir reading u newsla.
per, when the had nl death suddenly de
pr.rd him nf sensation. he fell hack ua
The ileor and expired nilllnnl altering II
word.
thr more than two weeks past Gencral
II tppr had henn actively aud auxinpsly
engaged IN the trial of an imnortant cause
N The lituuit Court al the United States
TOR thls hislitei, nun IA s"ssiun brre--snn
Thursday ~ about tNn o'rlaek he cunelIs
lied u speech Ia the jury, commenced The
preceding day, which for .loqnence and
powerful argnnleu WAS considered IN hn,e
e1Iaalel any that be had ever delivered -
Ntzhugh, he did mol appear to be Elignrd
~ his tNrrtihns, aud VAS in excellent spi
flts du'hlg the evening ii u too prphthlo
thai lLr the Er"al piakney, lac fell saer
lice IN his prnlt- sl"nal dalirs.
General Harper was sixty years Of age.
| H. as too we'll kopnn and too highly
eatlmded'bs all WIN knew him 10 rpqalr
any ral"lS Of lbs character, talents and
/ worth.
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fF1m the .t;p Ycrk Hatesmael

i.DS1truDE DISCOVERED. y yesterday
afternoon, a Gente"h hand-nne, interest
lux man Of about 81 years of age, "f It
most por;lcad Cau 'isnance, and an eye in
q phreoz, rolling" called at our oliee,
and brssea the fas"nr of pen and ihk to
write ia" following highly important and
unamhgunus communication
Ediors ofihy Statesman
trNrLEMEx II in this embryo stale,
interpret al.ht the five astronpn,irs ri
'i''se- nauutIy the anthology Of GehiOo
Genesis, of Gtcciin L,sltirns, of Honaa
Nnrnhers OF Chri.tcndom's deuteronomy
then 'dnp, 4oa degrees for thu Eqnat"r's
measure. instead Of $50 and ratio al
decrease for t,at of the Neridan Instead 81
900 aad prociaian me the real discos efrl
"f this method of ascertainns the tru,
longitude.
ED. POsTLETHWAIT PAGE.
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We were not all a,innsl.ca to behold in
The papers furnished by the last arrival, a
broad Iuii natnn that the ottoman power
WIS about IL rf,i,qaizh al fur,l,rr atte,npis
Tor tho recovery uf Greerr. W. nill "a
ieihrr and stale With eGiire ronilclace,
thai the moment the Grand Srisninr u
bandons tills project, his own iarawn tam
bles Ia the grnunl-his Empire Is goue IL
he cannot s.,b,lue The Greeidas. Ara We
asked for proofs ? LUX nj his subjects,
Turbulent, cruel. feroeiuns, ignorant aud
sdperstltious accustomed from their in
idacy Ia believe the Ollmhan Porte twin
sIblr. Brhuldiug such an example of hi,
drpinlahlr imhccility right hrlare their
eyes, such living monument OF nj, weak
mss they feel seorn and contempt where
they formerly fell reverence at.d awe and
"fedk their Vengeance on the lofnrr ohlret
oi their ldnlatry This Is the uniform Guar
acter at turnulent ignorance and fan.,iieiom
IN all times. and Ia all coanirlrs--in public
lie, or in private. The force is rxtcrmi
mating Ia whatever poiat IL - directed. II
II dnrs not succeed against one Object, IL
turns with equal lancour towards thr ac
cnmrllshnleut of another where II can sue
coed, aud ext rcses the same devastating
energy A Turk reasons thus we have
sized our pr clods band Ia enable the sub
line Porte Ia rrddcc The Christians In q
bedicuce. Shame, cunhislnn add defeat
nave been our ieaard. Tue Porte IS ans
wefablt fnr every life that has h,en host ia
the contest-hc has made peace With the
GreriaHs--hc has told ~ thnt he cannot
snbdue Ihen-Let vengeance on hin he
our motto-lct the bloody lyraut behold
the smuhlng runs Of hl- own sefc Clio.
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ANliN RNnINnNH

INFORMS bis friad- that h. has ,,.,u.
4 we'd from The Nurse ocenpied bv him nine
ar len years, To the tuiek tenement IN main
street neat doar south uf the Franklin uo-
lei where he will attend ia receiving and FOR.
war5ing GOODS for country merchants lie
y II also attend 10 selling for planters their
efnpS Of 'bneeo, or anS par lhtfeuf, con
signed ~ lis care Ills long experience md
knowledge ri his market " hieh he hopes
his friends viii communicate 10 those he has
never transacted any business for) will entite
him 10 - share of the business ia his line
Iyprhhnfg. Jnnnary - I'm
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ny. anA Mrs Douglas

Z p
sAtkEthil method of ntormin gtheiIlfrnd4
"A aud the public generally that they hive
bren rrrYeatedby unavoidable circumstance
from commencing their 5chool Us som n y -
anticipated. II all commence on Mondny
the > ii INST ia the tenement an third STREET.
II private nad healthy sihmtpn, nj present 6t.
cupid by Mr. ----- Beaumont
FIRMS per session II ire months, one half IN
adtahte.
Fnr OrihaRrnphyi RsndinR Writing. A.
rithmetie aud plain Needle Work sic
English eranmnr, tifogiaphy, History
aud Ornamental Nendie Work ~
Tie rlenents al Astronom, Philosophy,
Ne Composition aud Rhetoric, IL
Drawing md fn,ntiug, two lessons in the
week, an additional charge of
January =, 3tf5