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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23


A I Rnles held IN the clerks office of Amherst eoHh
" court. the first Monday in september, 1920
Charles Whitley. John II. Smith and John HAYNES So
ly, Jehn IL Smith and John HAYNES, a,e merchants ana
partners trading under the style and finn OF thae'
Whitley o. Co. Pits
against
Daniel Pierce, Sarah Pierce and Jacob Pierce, RiH
IN CHANCERY.
he defendants Danirl Pierce and Sarah PierceW.-
having entered their appearance and given security ~
sordg TO of Assembly and the rules Of tins eo
At appearing by satisfactory evidence that the! arr
nhhbtantS OF this state, II is ordered that the saiu "
PENDANTS appear here the first day Of November "
mex and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, and that seu
py OF his order be forthwith inserted III the Nrgih'
printed IN the town of i,ncburg, for two months su,
crSiYely and posted the front door of the ,onitho
OF ms county on some court day. - ~,
C0py-Teste, Al DAVlE5''N'-
A L Rules heldin the clerks office Of Amherst coui7
~ " court. the first Monday Ia September, 1870;
Samuel Sumonsl fl''
James W. Hill and william Jordan, iDei"'
IN CHANCFRN. -
The defendant James w. Hill not having emu.
ms appearance and given security according to
Assembly and the rules of this court. and II aIpa, r
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhao' an,
tins state 1t is ordered that the said defendant u' III
pear here the first day OF November term mkt.
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy o. eJ
order be forthwith inserted III some new paper phi,
III The town Of Lyncbbnrg for two months ,b
and posted ut the front door Of the courthouse u :"
county sn some court day, ned
Copy--Teste, \. b, DANlEaH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23

WARD BROWN
has removed his Jeueilfr's Shop to the
tenement next door 10 the Virginian Office,
nearly opposite Messfs. Holmes u Brewster
Tie takes This opportunity 10 return his sin
ccre thinks to his friends and The public for
the patronage heretofore given him, and as
sures them he will endeavor 10 merit IA con-
tinuauce Of their encouragement, by prompt
aud faithful attention to their orders Tor re-
pairing watches aud clocks, making and
mending lewery, or executing any work III
his line with which they may entrnst him
EDWARD BROWN.
June / ts]3
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Quinine Bark, Cantharides Chamomile
Starch, Magnesia, Lump and calciued Sup.
Carh Soda, Tanarc Acid, Borax, Arrow Root,
Mamma, SIENNA, sulphur, Opium, Rhubarb
Root and Powder, Prussian Blue, Chrome
Yellow, Iceland Moss, Coumbo, Cnbel's
Tooth Brushes aud Powder Fancy Soaps,
DO. phials, and number of other articles.
August 7,
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land for Sale

yEf NvING remeved to Richmond, the sub
scriher wishes 10 sell his Plantation,
s,inaie ia Campbell county, on Beaver
crrek # cantniu, Fvr hundred aud thirty
rim Acres, sboe' one hut cleared. Its 10
cal sfne,,uu adds much ~ IL value, being
sttaalpd hmm. dluteIy an The road leading
i~,m fynchbnrg 10 NamrhrU Conh.hou
..4rht miles lGm lhy former ncd four from
the latter, aud isG good stand Ter II House
1t Entertainment rervou DESTROYS OF pur-
eaasug, are requested 10 caN on Mr. John
Sear. who lives oa the premises aud will
show lhva i shalt sell tb,s hand on Tues
,ine the 9ih sovcmbea neat, together With
four or GQe Negroes, the crop of Carn, Rye,
g.. The stock OF Horses, Cattle anl lIogs,
Neusrhold aud kuchen rurnilure, plantation
utensils, dc reru, nj sale which will be
conducted by Rlr Eoha X u Pane, auc-
,loneer. JOHN GARTH
Oct =. ctds9
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SnOR RENT.--lhe present residence of
II Mrs. Brown, at the head of main street
The House is large and very convenient, is
well situated for private Boarding House,
or public House Possession may be had
the middle of November For terms apply
to the subscriber, who has also for Rent an
excellent store room with convenient apart
monls over il for n family. of which immedi-
ate posse sslon can be had.
ARCH ROBERTSON.
Oct Q. QTtNIwI7
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Fruit Trees, Grapes, &c.

yfllIE subscriber, proprietor d the LIN
L MAN BOTANIC GARDEN aud Mr.
series Vt Finishing, near rev York, oilers 10
furnish Che pnblic with such Trees aud Planis
~ they NAV DE sirc.
The COLLECTION Of frnit Trees Of all the VA.
Saps kiasls. and alsu NJ Ornamental Tree
4ltr,,l.. sn.I Plants. j. by far the most eKlen-
-, and variable in America In addition 10
the itpuenst. ncnuistlians OF former years. the
afa,,rietar nae mas ahafe 500 ueU rartthet
nffhe choicest Fruits which are mol IN posses
sion ot any other esiabli sbment III tits conh.
fr.. all Of g,bfeh are announced III the cata.
Ieeaes for lza8. The assortment o. Grapes
consists oil above 25n knds, comprising the
finest vine aud table Grapes at FRANCE,
Germany. Italy, aud the Crimes Tho pro-
prieior having acquired extensive iniofinn.
lion uu he subject irom dc'hGf obfffrdiioh
aud erpfutHte, Is enabled TO mike such Sc.
leelions rs my he suitable 10 any particular
locality, aud where such selections are lett 10
him, he will send such ns cannot fail 10 sne-
eeed lie also offers them in hssorlmenls,
Glrlhc fr5i Of one dozen vines the prices will
be EIGHT dollars, for The second Of The same
nnmhrr. ~ dollars and for the third, four
and hall dollars. The collection Of Roses
exceeds hon varieties, and Of Green House
Plants, he has above 1000 ccies, comprising
10000 pot. among which are all those known
as most beautiful aud interesting.
Persons Uho order Grapes will he furnish
81 with directions Tor their culture
Orders hy mail direct post pald) or tlro'
any agent In the Union, viii NEE, with
prompt attention. Catalogues 10 be had gratis
re. TOMpkINs,
Agent for w p
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FOL, SALE.

n NEW Tor GIG, with BRASS or
~ PLATED harness Also two ar three
Ten Plate stoves, with Pipes almost new
tor Sale or Rcnt.-One or two Horses 10 hire
10 careful persons and an elagant assort-
meut OF Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c. which
will be sold low for cash, country produce, or
good responsible paper,
RO II. GRAY. Saddltr.
Oct. 3. tciwg
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YHtOR REN1.-The House aud Lot belong
- ing 10 the estate of Walter Huntington,
decd Immediate possession will be given.
Persons wishing 10 get desirable situation,
are invited 10 tall and see the houses, gar
den, lfrui, trees, &c. &c.
A NJ. WADDILL.
Oct. 9. 4tl9
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,rrGNW BOOZE s.

II % w III OO ESa
Among them are the following new works {:
Mill History OF Chivalry or knghtoood
and lis times, in , vols This is very in
tercslng and valuable production
Life aud writings of Frederick Reynolds,
in vols. This work contains great mas of
very interesting aud amusing information.
"reminiscences of Michael Kelly. This j,
certainty one OF the most interesting produc-
tons that's been before the public for long
time.
"reminiscences of Charles Butler, Esq.
This is so valuable production that every
person ought to own a copy.
Life and Correspondence of r. ". Lee, by
his grandson, r. II. Lee. The North A.
merican Review speaks highly of this work.
The Suhaltern or Sketches of the Peninsu-
lar War during the Campaigns of 1913 y II,
by an eye witness. The public may rest as.
sured that this is one of the best productions
of the day.
Continental Adventures. in 3 vols. This
is new work and think ii very excellent
one.
jain Bull in America or the New Nun.
chauaen, by Panlang. This work has been
81 universally praised that II will be needless
TO say any thing more about it.
! Merry Tales Of three Wise Men of Gotham
10y Puuldng. This work is universally adm
! red
/ Letters and Papers Of tho Rev. Thomas
Srou Never before published, with occasi
onal observations by John Scott, A. NJ.
Treatise on Diet, &c. sc. by J. A. Paris
| NJ. u. l. Il. 5, Ga new medical work,)
! The Cd Vol. Virginia Cases or Decisions o
the General Court, by VIM peterborough
The 2d Vol. Lawyers Guide, by William
Waller Heuning.
! Together with great many other valuable
productions, all of which am determined tC
sell very low. ABRAM II. NORTH.
| Oct II.
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WANTEDA

IN NE or VI y first rate 'workncn a.
~ Tailoring Business all Of wnieb -. "a
have steady employment, with verv %, az
modlons shop; and the best OF wage 'zsh'
SHELTON Il Hunt
WE also take this opportunity ur rp,,r,..
our most sincere thanks 20 our friend.
the public generally, for the patronage n. sne
we have met with, since here we hsye ~
and hope by Que prompt and unremiffea ~
lenttons 10 merit a continuance of the -
All orders entrusted 10 their care, shall ne. me
strictly attended 10, as IL the persons IL
selves we're present cut and made in ...t
style AS cannot be surpassed by none -
fully sent wherever directed Gentlrtnea -
ne IN the country who may want wort nv
for their ladies, shall have il done Certs,.',a"
aud SO plainly demonstrated as the mo-. =
experienced cannot fail in putting il le,e,I, W.
rs Intended Two doors below Nlessr5 n.
vid aud Robt Kyle's store. opposite Ne
Norvell q Morgan's. The Subscriber an. j.
both, mny always be found AT home. "
Ill persons indebted 10 the above e..
will please call and discharge the same saa
take fresh start. %"o
SHELTON 4, uf-N-
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EOr SnAH Nc NeNt

1AHE Franklin Hotel in the town q
- New Glasgow, in the county OF Amherst
A. a house of entertainment, this is equal 10
any IN the upper country. The bindings are
large aud convenient, aud promise great adj
vantages to any person disposed to embark
IN that kind OF business; also several tracts
of land in the Counties Of Amherst and Mel
son, which lands are well adapted to the cul-
ure OF corn, wheat. tobacco. &c.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July Of. il5i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-23

I'D UNAWAY, from J. WiGkham's pIantati-
- on, Middle Quarter, Iuckahoe, in the
county OF IIenreo, a Negro Boy, named Lii
~ about 7 years old he is likely and intel
ligeni, his features are round and well form
ed. His repuied Father, Sam Wright free
negro, is said 10 reside IN Iynchburg or to be
there frequently and as the boy ran away
aud was taken up in Lynchburg a year or
two since, it is probable he may now be in
that place or the neighborhood; he went of
the last time about the month OF April last
reward of thirty dollars will be paid TO
any person who will deliver him TO Johu II.
Jennings, the overseer AT Middle Quarter, on
James River, opposite Finnie's coal pits.
JNO. WICkHAM
Oct. Q. tc6W 10
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Managers OFoe, Lyncitnrg, I
def. 1926.

xnHE following numbers in the Virginia
u Literature Lottery, An Class, having
been stolen from ny agent IN The county OF
Notiowny, no prize will be paid which may
be drawn by them VIZ
pos 555l 992l 3l53 1929 1924 1926
7i27 1928 5753 5-5I 6755 59oI 59o2
5pu3 9504 honb 1890 2a47 2g4S 2pI9
2g5o 1871 1872 1874 1870 1870 I6.7
1913 lug l6so 1871 1872 1913 1874
1913 1856 1897 1858 1889 1850 1873
AUG. LEFIWlCH, .HGnager.
The Editors OF fhe Richmond Enquirer a
Petersburg Republican are requested 10 give
this advertisement two insertions, aud for;
ward their accounts 10 this Office for pay
mont
Oct IB-
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NGSroes iuv Sale.

/nWENrY likely young negroes for sale,
i consisting of boys, girls, men, women
aud children. "A, NJ U.1DDILL
Sept J. Isl
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New Mat Stove.

EHyA~ SAMUEL nINkLE y Co. have
k8X Just opened, IN the house next
As&6as door above Henry Carlton, x
eos, Shoe Store, and little
hcov the trSinian Office, new and ex-
tnnsivp nuenrtr,nnt af
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New and valuable Medicine.

New and valuable Medicine.
MENUS AntI-Dyspeptic Elixir ; an
infalihle remedy for the cure ot DXS-
PEpSTA, commonly called Indigestion
ia IFS most complicated forms /; such as pal
pitation of the hear, sickness of the stom-
acb, natulency aud moving OF wind in the
bowels, costigeness, pain in the pit of the
stomach, loss of appetite, helching up sour
water from the stomach, lowness of spirits,
aud general weakness ofthe whole system.
Tina above medicine can be bad only at the
subscribers Drug and Medicine establish
ment--price & 80 cents per bottle.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
August II. Opposite the Post On Ce
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EnUCATION

1--WE winter session Of the subscriber $
school viii Commencc an the FIRST day
OF November. WM. 5. REID.
September II. tse
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The snlobtity of the air aud cheapuess oi
aaarding IN y Glasgow, added 10 the long
experience 81 Mrs l.. n Teacher. will Il is
hoped, insure 70 this institution 4 shrre OF the
.sahhc patronage.
eetIq civil
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-saoR SALE. litcly Negro Man, good
house servant Enquire a, sthls oihcr.
SEPT %. Ito
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YR0R SALE "A light comfortable Carr.
Il age and Harness, On moderate terms
Enquire at this Office.
Oct 10. tcisu
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New -"AasSow Academy
For Young Ladies.

NjsRS LIirIEFORp. grateful fer the IL
Ill beral patronage already received, b"gs
leave Ia ,'utorln her frrrds and the p,hlic,
she is prepared to rererse scholars on the
following ler@s go
r., SESSION Ere Months
-Ee usuel hrsnchrs OF an Englst Educa-
ton. including History, Geography Chro-
nulncy, Natural philosophy. ............,.< L.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
IL THOMAS ]. DUYAL

Has this day received n few pack
ages, containing EPSON Salts, Al
cohol, Jalap, Calomel, Camphor.
Enicac. Tartar Emeiic. Snlphate
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Nathl. Winston,

A r the junction of Main Street with the
"A Alley leading 10 and from Freads to
or Stone Warehouse, offers to the
public, by wholesale and retail, a general as.
sorimpnt of
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In Campbell county count. October o, Iso6
John Helm, Samuel Dixon, Alexander Steele, ot,,,
MReynold' and Elizabeth his wife, comrits.
Mar Carson, James Dmwiddie and Sarah H., wife.
sally steele, Edward II. Steel, John Steele mues
otT c AleSano'r s,eeie, - rogers a"d Martha b.,
Hannah Steele, Alexander Steelr, " am Steele Lame,
steele, eason Steele Moses Steele, James Th1npsoa
mer'y lane M'Aihster, Aaron Watkins and Flizaberh
his wife, James Helm, VIM. Helm. Samuel Thompson
and Elizabeth his wife, and Samuel Helm, Detis
IN CHfNCEP1.
The defendants Mars Carson, James DinWiddir and
Sarah his Wife, sally steele Edward II. Stere, John
Steele, Moses Steele, Alexander Steele. Rogers
aud Martha his wife, = Vance and Elizabeth his site
Polly Steele Hannah Steele Alexander Steele, NJ
am Steele James Steele Reason Steele, Moses Steele
james Thompson and Sally his wife William NJ Aser
Samuel 1 Thompson and Elizabeth ms wife. Jane -
formerly Jane M'AlliSter. Aaron Watlins and Fr,,
beth his wife, aud James Helm not hay nr enter. rhe,
appearance and gwen security according to the act IL
assembly and the rule of thig court a,, il ann,, ne
TO the court that they are not inhabitants of this ate
II IS ordered, hat the, do appear here on the second
Monday m lanuo next and answer the bill If III.
new Spapcr published in the town of Iynclbutr
for two months sueeessvely, and posted the front
day. eopY-Testc,
II JNo. AlEXAspER,c
IN e4mP0'H county court, august II, 1926.
Carmel et' Co,nph.
zepos Preston, Moses Preston and Frederick S. Bap,
~ cHdNcRRr.
IN dttenfaut Zenu Preston having entered his
apptaranca and given security according the act
of Assembly aud the rules of this coirt, and Il
appearing To the curt hat he is not an inhabi-
tant of this state, is ordered that he do ap,ear here on
the "a Monday in January next and answer the bill Of
the complainant, and that this orde, be inserted IL
some newspaper published in the town Of Lynchbug
ior two months Suce sssely, and pasted AT the frr
doot OF the couri house Of this county court
day. A Copy--Iestc.
II JNo. ALEXANpER,c
IN tamPbcH county court, Oct. Q, 1920.
John Campbell, Complt.
against
Pauiett Clark, admir- Of John Irvine, dec and ceo.
Huft, Dsfts.
IN cHfNCERf.
The defendant George Hurt not having entered hi
appearance and gye' security according 80 the act Of
Assembly and The rules of tins court, and appearing
O. the court that he is not inhabitant of this state
II Is ordered that the said defendant Hurt do appear
mere on the 2d Monday in January and the
complainant's bill that this ordei be inserted in some
newspaper published in the town of Iynchhure
two mouths successfully, and pos ted az the front
door OF the courthouse of this county on some
day. COpy-Ieste.
IL JNO. ALEXANDRIA.
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MRS. T. L. RANDOLPH. propos

IVA 10 establish a Boarding School for
Young Ladies', in New London, Campbell co.
Terms torn session OF ten months, commenc-
ing the 9TH of October, 1926 aud ending the
9th Of August, 1877,
Board Sl00
Tuition in the English branches, inclu-
ding Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geography, History, Chronology, A.
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THOMAS :. DUVAL,

HAS just received a supply OF the above
Medicine, as agent tor the Proprietor.
March ~ Ga
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Heather. Sp0nish Hides, oil. &c.

Leather, Spanish Hides, oil, &c.
sllllE suhscrihers hive removed their Lea.
4 Their Store to the house recently ocen.
pied by Mcssrs. Samnel Lancaster, & Co n
b.n doors aboHc the Warl(et-honse. where they
keep constantly GA baud, for sale on the
m3st moderate tcrms, general aud exten.
siso arortmrnl ct Leather, and othcrarticles
in their line They expect TO receive in Il
few day trom New York,
A3N Spanish Nides, and
% Sarrels Yanners Oil,
For winch skrting Leather neatly finished
will be received in payment.
JOHN u CASWELL POE.
August a. ia
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Co,ee FORWARD.
NEES WAX.
Patent Medicated OIL SILK,

A new article FOR the cure II rheumatism au'
rost ,rst received aud for sale by
IHOMAST DuNhL.
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Nlrrinin

Arglma.
At Rue holden in the clerks office of the supenoF
Court OF hancery for The lyncburg Dsliict, The sh
day of lnl 1926.
James Veach Judith his wife, formerly Judith
Brown. free persons of color, plts.
aIaiuSt
Archibald Robertson. William Black, William Ds.
ret, Samuel Garland, William Muir, Robert Muir, leaS
Muir Isabella Muir. James Muir, Mary Muir, Jeao
Mmr the younger, Sar h Muir, .lanet Muir, Agne,
Muir. abella Black, Agnew Black, william Hogie
wno inItfmarricd with Sarah Bin h. dee Marion Black,
Mary Braun, lanes Brown. Robert Gordon aud Re-
bert Gordon the Nr adm John Irvine dec.
Diets.
The defendants William Black, Robert Muir, Itan
MUIR, Isabella MUIR James Muir. Mary Muir, Jean
Muir he Younger. Sarah Muir. Janet Muir. Agnes
MUIR, Isabella black, Agncw Black. u iliiam Boeif,
Marion Black, Mary Brown, James Brown and Roct:
Gordon, not having entered their appearance and
ENSn security according to the act Of Assembly
ana tht rules OF this court and Il appearing b'
satisfactory evidence that they are Inhabitants ot
this country; It's ordered that the said def ndant d.
appear here on the tenth day OF the and answer
The bill OF The plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order DC
forthwith inserted III some Spaper printed lnthe
town OF i1nchbnrg. Tor two ouihs succrssi,ely ana
posted At the front door of the courthouse the sad
town. Copy. TcSte,
J. WILLS. C. c.
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In Campbell county count, October o, Iso6
John Helm, Samuel Dixon, Alexander Steele oiy,,
MReynods and Elizabeth his wife, CoInIlls
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4 I Rules heidi the clerks office of Amherst county
"a court the first Monday N September, $50.
Elizabeth Hill. Jane Hill. Cnthaine il, sarah bl
and Francis Hin. infant children OF Saml. Hill deec'
By liam MCal their guardian, Pits.
against
Pcachy Franklin. Def.
IN CHANCRRY.
The Geienuant not having entered his Rppearanr
and gwen security according 10 the act of Assemblg
and the rules of this court, aud happening BY saae'
tory evidence that he Is not hahant of hs silic'
ord red. that the said defendant doth appear ft
ON the hrs day ui November XIX answer he bl
OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be tob
with user ed in the Nrginian. printed in the Town
lynehbufg, for two months suetessively, and that a'o
er copy be posted The front door Of the Courh
oithiS county ON some court day.
A Copy-leste, All. DAVIES. ck'
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NEW BOOKS.

/nHE subscriber has Just received, direct
- from Philadelphia, II very iIarge and
rnluablp .uuulu Of
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n cagPo'H county court, august Il, 1926.
Harnea et, COmpit.
against
zeDos Preston, Moses Preston and Frederick S. BAN,
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JNo. ALEXANDER. {.

In tnmPJeH county court, Oct. 9, 1870.
John Campbell, Conplt.
against
Paueu Clark, admir- Of John Irvine, dec, and Ge,
Hurt, D.,t,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-06
! Edueation.

NfR CADEN most respectfully informs the citizens
Il Of Alexandria and the public generally, .nat the
duties OF his Academy were resumed on WEDNESDAY
the 9th inst Asits his intention 70 tase INTO ms =,
few IS ssasas ne g sS,o.s the the
sirous Of giving the children under charge COM
plese education. They may rest assured that the
strctest attention viii be paid to the morals OF such as
NAV he committed to his care. From the competency
and indefatgabe industry of the teachers, he believes
few institutions afford better opportunity OF ac9ur
ing perfect knowledge of the Classics Mathematics
and the various branches of an Engksh education ,
TERMS FOR BOARDING.:
For Boarding and Tuition, comprising, the several
branches Of an English education and pook-keep-
ING $50 per quarter
For Classics and Mathematics 5 extra do,
Payments of Borders to be made quarterly m advance
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS:
For Classics and Mathematics, &c. Sl0per quarter.
For English and Bookkeeping, do.
For English, do.
Stationary furnished at the store prices.
The Academy situated in the most healthy part OF
Alexandra aug l5--Sm-
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DENTIST & Y.

nR M'KEE respectfully offers his services to the
~ inhabitants Of Alexandria and its vicinity, IN the
department of Dentistry. Having paid particular at
tention to this branch of his profession he atters HIM
self that he is competent to render essential service 10
those who may have the misfortune of disease in their
teeth or gums In almost all cases he is able to cure the
toothache without the loss ofthe tooth, and to relieve
the pain immediately lie will clean and hle the teeth
without injury to the enamal; and will guarantee that
upon obedience to his directions, they VIII remain
clean and retain beautiful ivory whiteness He Will
also insert new teeth which cannot be distinguished
from the original ones.
His Office is at Mrs. Gardner's, opposite St Paurs
Church, where he will be always ready, Sunday ex
cepted attend any calls IN the line OF his proies
sion.
reference NAV be had to Rev. DR.. Wilmer, Rev Pro-
lessor Keith, Dr.S emmes, Dr. Richards, Dr. Ftzhugh
and DIR. Brown. sept Is