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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-12-02

OF more PensiNe cast than that OF Lady F.mI
Tvs Sir Robert seated himself still watching
the lovely and interesting girl, whose appear
ance had SO much attracted him, until year,
seemed to fade away, and the events of his
youth to pass again before him Lady Emily,
his first love-he happy hours he had eNpe
rienccd in her socletv-her very look at parting
were all remembered. His emotion became in
suppnrtable, and to conceal it he hastily left
the room and retired to private apartment,
until he should have, in some degree, mastered
his feelings. The quick eye of Arthur Norman
vile soon noted his fathers absence; and in
part guessing the cause, he declined dancing,
and descended to the library. On opening the
door he perceived his father standing near the
fire place. You not i'll, hope, my dear
sir ~ said Arthur No. no! a momentary in
Dispositions which has now, | trust, passed away
Come, let us reion guests" Stay, but
for few minutes SAID his son; :" have
| boon to beg Of you, my dear father; will you
! grant il to me ~ 8 But Why nor, Arthur '' SAID
the Baronet some other time" O. no, now
| YOU shall know my reason hereafter; my hap
| piness depends upon it. This is your birth
/ day. said Sir Robert, =" and trust happy
| day for me: will not, then, refuse YOU what
YOU ask-name it," "IIow shall tell you---
there is being to whom | have rendered up
my hearts best affections | hope-I think
| she also beholds me with favor; but wait for
yo"r sanction ere | Shall tell her the fond hopes
| entertain" "Nho and what is she ?" SAID
Sir Robert " High born and beautiful" re-
Piled his son " Her name o'-" Lady Emily
Morton" The Baronet again invountarily
/ started. and sank INTO char. " How cane
YOU acquainted with that lady ," he stcrnlv in
| quired.--" She was a visit TO Lady Dunallan
at the same time With myself, and knows nothing
| OF the resentment you entertain against her
iamilvn-'' Is She here to night ?" asked Sir
| Robert. She came with Lady Dunallan'x
partv.' SAID Arthur =" Iou knew of my desire
never to hear Of the Mortons, and wl.y
| not before apprizr ne of this - Pardon me-
| my dear sir, that have dome 50, but had heard
Lady Family was 50 much like her mother, and
thought hoped, that from that cause, Won
would regard her with favor. Know YOU
not. boy. that her mo'her deceived me >
Alas yes; but is she to blame for that lt
| loved that mother once, am I 10 blame for H.,
ing the daushter?'
The Baronet rose, and paced the room 10
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YNCrBURG FEMALE


min SUBSCRIBER takes this meihad t."
- express NJ gratitude ipr tine libt ri pat
rannse V hich has been heretofore extended
Ia III, and 10 ini9ru his pa,rous Bnd the
pn lie generally. that the exercises al The
neAi ses.iun will commence on Monday the
OH January he has thlen that laree and
eommodio 5 Establishment on Third Street,
formerly known rs the Bell Tavern. ~ q
healthy sud retired situation, and has associ-
MED with him IN the management OF The IN
sfiuiion llr kee= Josiah Cole, formerly ct
Norfolk, who, 10 an accutafe knowledge OF
the sciences, add more than twenty yehrs,eS
periencr asa teacher. In This institution y III
h. taught all lhe branches OF an English edu
cation including Mu1ic, Painting on Paper
Velvet, Satin. II ood, aud The vsrou. branch
- Of Needle Work There will BIZ always
emplovod four competent teachers Ierms
the same ~ heretofore. Papl- from n di'-
lance will he accommodated with board III
the snh.crihef's family Tor Ghy dollar, pr
session., payable III BivanGe, or forty five rot
lar, the pupil furnishing her own bed, bed
ding and towels
Parental attention and care viii Al nj times
be paid TO those who may bo placed IN our
family n hoafdrrs.
fer character. qualifications. &c reference
TO Col. WIN, B. Lynch, Rev. = & smith,
eer. John Early, Rev. Edmund Cannon,
David Kyle RI. Kyle, David Il Edley, DIR
Howell DAVIS, Robert Morris, Snml. Brans-
ford Ahratn II. Worth, Sorhorne " 1alialer-
70 and the Editors OF the kirsinian.
ALEX. /. DOUGLASS.
Dec 90 NIL
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EtlylCF..

FR.TAN'r Ia u deed If trust, eyfen-
tel 10 the subscriber, by Smith KEN :
SAIL Kent his vile. bearing date The l3ih
.Iav 81 Nav. 1871 .aad ni record in the c.aii-
Is court OF Cnmpbcll--l shall proceed 10 sell,
10 The highest bidder. Tor ready money, At
samuel Paunelfs sore, IN the county oi
Campbell. ou The l4lh day Of January, 1870
,he interest of TIE ssid smith Kent aud 7hht
his VIE in the estate OF Johh Slack, dee 10
satisfy debt due Collins Bradley. named III
The said deed@-aoitng rs trustee, shail con
vey only such Title H. is vested III me by sid
deed Of trust. Tie estate OF john Dlhch con
isl, oi bands aud negroes, md the interest oil
said kent and lie in the lands Is supposed
to be about seventy acres, and their interest,"
in the negroes has not been asceriaincd ny
the subscriber JAMES BRADLEY,
Dsc IA WfdsIo Trustee.
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A 7 court a. qsnrl,iis Ses,,o,.
4 Tor Henry County, ~ tie com,
the I'LL day OF Nosonler, 49, nun.
Juhn. Blum and Madison Ii. Er,l.-
against pre-
Mathew staples, Norman .infies Ia.
lle-, fhomns Staple, G.afes VII.
fais his vic, lale Polly sfapi.. nv
Staples, Martha SiapIcs, Hartaip ~ y.
and sally his wifi, late sal, s,a,l,. IN
lnniha Stables, Ruth StanIes spd a., =.
staple, children and hrirs Of ~an,r,t n
pie=. dee MARTHA Iaue Staples ,l,d
heir oi John Staples, dee. all Of Who. at4
heifs al law ni Edward { Stables 7.s
Hardin Hairsioil y GEORGE staple.
islralors ct Edward G Staples. dec lp
IL CHANCERY. us
The defendant, Martha Jane Sis,is
Ing entered her appearance and p,r,, NJ
curiy according 10 the act at AssrmlI,
the rules OF this court, and II apfearin, = NM W.,
SATISFACTION at the Gouri, that ,he +. No.. "s
inhahilant of this slate On motion ~ al al
plaintiffs lay counsel, il is ordered ,l,, ,i -"
snid defendant do appear mere on the co.,
Monday in February nest, and ap,v., -
bill ofthe plaintiffs. aud hat cory, ,,l,,.
der be forthwith published in the lirg;n...
paper edited IL the Town OF Lyneht,r.
eight weeks successfully aud that NM
copy be posted al the font door ol Ii. ,',..
house Of this county.
A Copy Trsle,
Ro N. DICKINSON, n.r.r.r.
Dec g. u8,la
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3DU CA1 IO1f.
MIR. 4. NE 3. LEUBA,

lESPEt1IIbbI lniotm she InhabI-
"a iRnt, OF Lyncbbure and is vicinity, thai
assisted by theif s0n and II young lady, they
I've determined 10 open LEm a L..
ACADuIIX IN this place, ~ the house
elonginp 10 airs Cabrll, formerly occupied
ionng a Joues, on the lat day OF April
M. In this institution will be taught all
he brpnChcs necessary to the complete edu-
cation OF young badly
ICrmsper session Of frf months.
The first class will be tHnehl Ornography
Reading, Writing, Typography with The use Of
Maps and Globes, Exercises on the Globes,
Arithmetic, English Grammar aud Pusing ,
COMPOSITIONS, theology, Astronomy Natural
9utlnsophy, Chemistry, and Botany for = IL.
The second class, Spelling. Reading, Wri-
my aud principles OF Grammar Y -.
The third Or junior class, Spelling and
heading emily Y b
Music, vocal aud on he Piano Forte, } les
sons Il week, Tor 4 %
French, Italian, and German languages, 3
lessons a week, iorpach \ 10.
Drawing and Painting, on Paper or Velvet,
lessonsa week, Ion y Ia.
Boarding, Washing, aud Lodging Z %.
All kludS OF Needle work aud Embroidery
Ill hr taught, il desired. tn the scholars OF
ae ls aud ID classes without any additional
hHrgs
Boarder, will have the advantage of learn
ing The French language, grammatiCally ana
practically in the family, which is the only
way 10 learn ii correctly without any addi-
ional charge.
Payments one half in advance aud the 9TH
"r halt at the end n the session.
No other additional charge
At the eud OF every session, there will be q
public examination, hy examiners chosen
rom respectable aud learned gentlemen ol
this town, whose report will be published.
In consequence nt the advanced season al
which the first session will commence lis dlt
,hlion has been limited 10 4 months, board
los and tuition payable in proportion.
Those parents or guardians VINO will con.
65e tarn daughter, or wards TO their care
nay remain assured that thu greatest allentr
~ ,hall he paid To the improvement rs we'll
Is department oil their pupils
The public i, respectfully referred, for fur
lher information IL y Winston, 7 ~ dnor
Iohn Rnlurl, Davidson Bladtnfe \ X Moth
! Il Davis, No. NORRIS, Christopher Anfhu
ny, ChisNeh Dahncy ,and Nm Daniel, It
whom Mr. and Mrs Leuha aud their assist
a6is have been recommended and these
| Gentlemen will deliver cop,cs OF the csrnh
| cates they lhNe received from respeetatd,
which certificates aud recommendations vii
satlsiy the public with respect Ia their capao'
Is aud morality a. teachers
rEIEK HENRY LEURA.
Irnrhburr. Dec. %. 1873. 3m2l
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SCHEME.
lC5o tickets. ., So. is s4050

1880 tickets. NJ So, is s4050
an he prizes eiH BE- .foating m The rhed
The Lottery viii br drawn under lh"'l-
prrlnlendence of Judge William Danl"l
and Mrssrs. Albnn McDanlcL John Il
Mem. John Bullock, Ammpn llancoch
David 6. MurrelI, William w. Nor'ell and
Robert KYLE.
~ Tickets may he hid ~ the scheme
p,lce of IS until the 9Th ii January, aud
shsrr. in proportion, after which time They
will nd, ancs Ia $50.
~ Orders from i distance, post paid
will be punctually attended 10, # address
srd To- AUG. LEFTWItft,
Fec. 90. I'd Manager.
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HI0TIC = W. rcss wr The raliies IN
y the late firm of S'honlfeld 81 Gregory
hayp thi. day fnade a settlement aud divided
bel.,r.nn as lhe accounts due io The firm a.
i,fesai1-tlia taken by he -aid Gregory to
collect. have all brrn assigned 10 him ~ shi"
Sehoolfeld and all the remaining ncconnis.
inr n aforesaid, are 20 be paid 10 samuel
selool6eld. who j. alone authorised 70 setlie
aud collect them. sAMI.. sGHOOLEiELD,
LEWIS GREGORY.
Der ts36
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PURSUANT to an Order of the hU.
i tings Cour, of Lynchburg, made ' ''. cd
day of December, ls25-We the unfts,r law
commissioners will, on Thursday, re ON ~
of January next, at the Market Pose III s El.
town of Lynchhnrg, proceed tosfli 'nG cb,..
lowing slaves belonging to The state g atat
Y Johnson, dec. viz :--MiIly and ne, a
louisa, Peter, hoy, and MFla, S'F', ~ ,'ro.
credit of twelve months-Bd6ds with aprL,o
we'd security will he required OF the I.u HT
sers, Alexander LlGGA1'
SAMUEA LANCA5Tkh'
JOHN HOLLiNS,
MICAJAH DAVIS,
Commissioners
Dec. Is. 7"i
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THE BSCRIBER,

THE SUBSCRIBER,
Opposite the V0ginid Bank, offers for sale !:
Ii hhds aud II bbis. St. Croix and Muscoya.
do Sugars
80 bags and IA bhls. prime Green Coffee
3 bays ola Java do
/ chests Teas, assorted
- bbs. Loaf Sugar
30 retms Letter and common Writing Paper
1000 lbs. Spun Cotton, assorted numbers
3 hhds old Jamaica Rum
hhds Antigua do.
5 hbis. New England do.
? pipes Cognac Brandy
3 pipes Imitation do.
pipe L. 2. Madeira Wine
5 casks do. do.
10 casks Malaga do.
hbls. Gin
10 boxes Sperm Candles
80 boxes Mould do,
80 buKes Window Glass, 8x 10 and 10 x u
40 casks Nails, from 4dy to cody
100 sacks Salt, Liverpool filled
hhds. Moasses
4 casks Cheese
Hoo reams Wrapping Paper
Coarse Shoes, Seal Leather, Indigo
Madden, Allsp'ce, Ginger, Peppsr, Salipetre
Iron and Steel, Powder and Shot
Transparent and Turpentine Soap
Glass aud Earthenwarp, &c. &c.
All which will be sold at reduced prices for
cash, or har'ered for Whisky, Flour, Hemp.
Rceswax, or any other article of country
produce. CHS. L. DIBREIL.
December 10. Is
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\ New Patent HrAsteaA

HE Suhscrihrr, iahinpt Maker in the
city OF Baltimore, re- peCttuliV informs
the public in general and Cabinet Makers in
particular, thai he has visited Lynchhnrg for
the purpose al exhibiting hi. new aud highly
improved belsrond Joint fastening, anl rha,
he I'M had hedstrnd made on tn, plan.
which may be seen III Mr.. Mnrriss' Franklin
Hnlrl, where MI Who Iecl m interest in an
Improvement IL this most nsetnl article arr
invited 10 call aud view it=-ior n description
II which he refers them 10 The very rrsprcta.
lie certificates attached 10 hi- advertisement
Tie subscriber also informs The Cabinet Ma.
Ners ol the several adjoining Couutirs that he
has sold 10 Nj Robcrt Norris, of this place.
the exclusive right and liberty NJ using and
vending 10 others to be nsc9l, the above nam.
Cd fastcuings, snd shoni1 application he
made Mr., NJ. will either sci tive laetenings n,
In naIer' 'ri'lt. 20 use them. There i. no
49, Int the person having the exclusive
RIGHT for any town or county. will be eua
/ bed 70 monapolizr the business
The publcs humble serpi
ISAAC COOPER.
We the Subscribers do hereby certify thai
~e have purchased of Mr. tsaac Cooper. NJ
/ Ba tlmorr, the right of using his rafent bed
ste and have found ii n most useful invrn
! tiop--Thc great facility with which ilis Kind
! ot hedSleed can be pni up or taken down. e
ven by the ma ignorant >ervaut, addnd tc
Tie most perfect strength aud durability OF
th" fastening, renders it far preferable 10 any
! ihing Of the kind we have ever seen. mud nm
snre that all who fry il viii he equally pleas.
rd~-ln case oi fire when person Whistles Ia
move al short notice. this kind ot he.l.tead
caa he taken down in one minutr-This cir.
cnms'aucc alone renders them invaluable.
/ Given under or hands.
ARCnlRAlD WART. Fredericksburg
DAVID |. BURR. Richmond
SNNl, r. GOLDWELIa PeIcrsbugg.
JACOR RALTHELI.. Baltimore.
| JOSEPH W ENTLER.
JOHN NEEDELS,
EDW N ID NEEDELS.
ncr. 90 s,-oi
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NoTiCE is hereby given that the Cells
IN the Lnnaiic Hospital in the CITY
III Williamsburg, are AL occupied, aud that
M more patients will he received in IN,
sad Hospital, until some of the said C.u.
are 'acant-due notice of which will be-
given.
Il, order Of the Court of Directors,
I LEO. HENLEY, C.C.n.
iuiy "a, 1873, mts19
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vssIlE Subscribers respectfully inform the
Y cifizrus ct Amherst aud the adjacent
counties, that they have established Z AN
T. AID al Bethel, where they will receive
hde - tan on commission or oihrrW se, and
pledge themselves that All work, in their line,
entrusted to their care, shall be executed in
the most workmanlikc mana.r--They will
ian saie leather for one third, and upper lea
ther for one hall. They solicit their por-
ton Of public patronage.
JOHN q CHARLES W MOFFEIF.
Dec. -. W3w2O
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

SssHE Snh~crber will in future. attend 10
4 the selling and shipping Tobacco on
Commission and promises his lriends and
the public in general, who may favour him
with their patronage, thai every eXertion
shall he used To promote their best interest.
His Office win be kept at the store OF Mr.. L,
+. Bowen, few doors above the Virginia
Bank, where he may he generally found
h. SAUNDERS, Jr.
Nov. 81. t,29
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.No,i, ice.

I EXECUTED two notes to John HaN-
! kns, of Monroe county, for $40 ra'h,
dated thu lst or ID Of January, 1929, ana
payable I2 months afi,t darc which | for
VAIN all persons ffor, tr-dlnc for or taking
an assignment on, rs The said Hawkins 10,
only imposed IN me-, but has lund- IN ni,
hands for property of mine which hr dis
posed of to the full Il ,ount of the hnnds
JAMES JAMES.
Amherst. Dec. 90. il.2l
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Carpenters w antea.

WISH to hire by the month or year
4 TWO CARPENTERS-oue to be /.
first rate workman aud the other ronpb
hand. PLEASANT ROWAN
Bedford county, near Dayis's Store.
Aee' w!Sw9l
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I iteratNYe | alteNS

FIRST CIAss-For he btRW ~ me
.Ntie Londoa .1eademy.
To b. drawn. all n a." d., 10 ii'e Tow"
If Lypchbng, 90 The 9Th "l February
1920. or SOONER # III. d'mand tof ltfk
els hnId continue 10 gtrat as II ~ At
uIrstnf.
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OXFORD
MALE ACADEMY.

TIE Erfrrlses ofWis School MI commence
on tbs second .honddy IN January nrri, Hndsy
the mperiuieudnace of .Nr. Jas d johnson, The
genH n0H ,rho has far ssrtrai gears pasi, pr,-
sided ogtr THIS institution NTH so much nbdiq
U.N " S.NEED, Serreiars.
Orfora. GranriRe 60 " {. Dec. %. 4r
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yobacco l.anA for ~aie.

He subscriber offers for sale rpar 700
; Acres Of LAIRD, about seven miles
from this place, not onr hundred oil which are
cleared. This tract contains considerable
proportion of YHINa x TeEAC(o
LAND, a never failing creek, with lie
land, rasses through il, on which dam may
be made al tihng expense, for any Kind Ot
machinery. The lard abounds ia good
springs. and vein OF lime stone is believed
10 pass through it.
This property will be sold on aceemmoda,
ting terms-aud as the we'll informed are OF
opinion that James River Tobacco viii con-
unue at a high price Tor many YEARS, 1t IS rea-
souable 10 believe this land will produce lie
purchase money in a lew crops. For terms
apply 10 Mr.. George Nhulocke, who is tuliJ
authorised 10 dispose OF the same.
VIM. NEW BURN.
Oct 81. ts.6
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a ..N IA CANNkA.SA
TE1TAL4; ACADEly1X,
HIS Institution, tchlch for sercral yea,

HIS Institution, tChIch for Sercrdi years
past, has ben conducted bV .NcssrS IN
drews 4 JoRts, mil IN future be ptliuttHded
~ tit Rer. .Josfpb Ldbartt, assisted by he Rer.
Thomas Shelton aud mYt. from Massachusetts,
.H@ H. Kennedy, Wh0 jar Strsfdt geHfs has
ta8ebi Painting md Drdping in ms inapp-
ton. and three oidfr mile d eJperieDcfd fedch-
r.. The plan Of instruction IN he Scto0i uui
b. he same ashereiojore pursued,
Tht pupiis vii boo,d NTH The Principals
Ink, hsp msnis nj The mme tabit wih has fun
In, apd ,ciH b. hsaied as ms omH chiidrtH.
IN terms for bonrd and tuition wW b. ne
same as hose heretofore estttiished, ria. for all
ht druucaes If English siudQ. .htsdioirok and
Bourd 500 per session, Music 80, and Painting
aud DpaWiHg %.
The Foreign L dead languages wiH be taught
Ureguired. Ihe prmcpm Is differentiated Hai
no ground Of compiaint shat IN future efid ~
crfrd apd unexpected charges. No Ch0gfS piii
BE- miOw,d elcfpi Surh as are particularly o.
dtrtd bg The parsm OF guardian.
Tn government Of The school wW be strictly
pd'ernai-ihe e0rtrnmtm Of kindntsS aud rtd
sOn.
The Principal wW consider himself as res
pops}bie for hr m0rois dud manners ofhiS pu-
pills, and whiit srery thing stciarian on relgi-
oNmbjscis staH b, strictly Groid,d he @iH use
croR 0'cihod IN ms p0,cr 10 ,mbue thsjr minds
ruth Ho@ moroi truths wh oh sieraie The rievs
and ennobie he .fe'iiugs, aad gre them same
proper notions Of The red dtgiiy Of Heir M
TIRE The schooi pW be che0p one. md
rbtn he hcniHfi,'ne@ Of he place, o,d ercei-
renee Of the socisiy Of the torn md neigbbor-
hood, ami He interest me inhabitants manifest
tortbe member, NE scboot are TAKEN into rom
sdfratiop. zee btiirre it wW be tound 10 posses,
as maau advantages as any other school in our
country.
The first session rW commence on The SECOND
.Noudog in january, 1926.
NOTE Each pupH wW b. required to fir,
nisi her opn sheets, bidnkrts, and counierpdRo
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EON SAM,

ON the premises, in Lynchburs, ~ " , ,sb
~ highest bidder, on "Wednesday we p,iss
January next, the large three s'oF! 'reef
House covered with copper, ON nf,l "a 6y
near Martins Ware house, now occur al "a
Mr.. 5mithson II. Dayis.--it will he so'" I'm.
a credit of y, ls, and "a months Tor " ,bs
BILE paper, secured 10 the satisfaction
Subscriber. Oh. tk37
Rotetonr, Springs Dec le 1879
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nAvrp q Ronuar KYLE

u "a Y At " w NE n Il "a & ~
Ia addition 10 their Iormef stock. hare Just
rtctIred The toBewlng articles
Carpetlng,, rlch and handsome hsmcs
CrApr Lace. assorted colnrs
BACK aud shaded -ilks, fIch figures
Btricbr. new and h"anliI, article
Figured aud shaded ribbons, superior style
Wbtte satins. plin and figured
Lug aud -hofi white XII gloves
Rieh fgorrd bombazetlrs, assorted c0lOrs
Ruhinl Lares, assorted
1 cases gr,ss bleach Irish linen, superlui
qoaliiy
10 cases elastic w1ter proof Hats
A fe" pieces superior Gircassan plBlds.
Drcrmh.r %. Is
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WILL be hired. at the Market House.
W in the town of Lynchhnrg, on Tues.
day The 81 day of January next, the Negroes
belonging 10 Sterling G.. Thornton
CD. WoopSoN, Trustee.
Dsc. On 2t2A
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FNN II ENI.


MY SCHOOL will recommence on
WI MONDAY The OH OF January. In it arr
taught the English and Classical Langus
ges. TERMS.
English Education, SIS per session.
Classical do 20 y
Five or six Borders viii be received IN
my fhally, At SI0e per term, ten months. J
None will be- taken for "A less time thar \
Session, % monlhs.) My residence is IL
an agreeable and healthy pant Of the town.
PETER c. NELSON.
Nov %. 1913.
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Dec. Is 1925.

IOHN HANG OCk, has removed TO lis
- to,mer stand, the UNION HO1tL, neaf
the upper end al Main Street, Lynchburg,
where he continues 10 keep House OF En-
tertaiument, Dec. l.. loo3o
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t)lAtsE.

DY virtue of the viii of Henry Go,ncy
ID seu. dee. stall proceed, on tllr ION
day Of Jsonary next, TO sell by way OF pub
Ia ancIiou, on he premises, the lract of land
whereof the said Henry Go,ney died posses
Sod, LYING in the county OF Amherst on Harris
Greek. about nI"s from Lynchhurg, con
tanning about lg7 acres hi, land adJoins
the land, OF Mr. Has mud Others, and Is OF
verl good quality a, am informed
One third # the purchase money will be re
qurred down, and credit Of one aud two
Year, VII be gwen Tor the balance with Il
deed OF trust on the land 10 secure The pay-
ment thereof
ABRAHAM {, SHELTON,
Executor OF II. Gosney, sea dec.
Dec -. I'd 20
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Virginia
Al Il lies II IN the Clerks O'Ncr nf thu county
~ Buc,nrhan,, the frs, Monday ~ December
1875.
David =. Garland aud Mie4iai Prudl tln, put,
Aglnl
Whitman I. Freslard. Nol, - Prtraul. lIaii !. Free
land Grunge r,aln aud rnm,lr has wife, late PAM lin
Fte.land. =hriaet. cr t,.ei n iilmn a. ,nghold nd
~ - his WI. lats Eliza Inais aud Nnry hnn t,W 5,
hensc arN Lenls. de-, III, thr ~. IT tween, .ura
va Fl, mt lir Il lbfrt tIa,t and pam,ha Lewis IN
lance ia n Ut the said Ma, coiS dee h, ~ 81 Il
Nsrir cher RVS th,r gtad,an al H. en-. 1nh,llt,
DHat. WY ma. Ier4tnsh II "a and Polly Frctiln,i
iniaHt children ana h,is OF ans trteland, Zee.
arns
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an determined tnsell my TRACT
OF LAND, IN the county oil Bedford on the
north fork OF otter, d mites from I.ynchhure
aud from Liberty, containing about 9o0 IA
cres. will barely remark, that perhaps in
his country there IS not 10 he had more de-
-itabe tract OF land either for tobacco, rain
or grass. deem ii unnecessary TO say more
Wy land is for sale come ana zee.
on he above tract OF land there is between
, aud ioo acres Of good creek Aal--eo or
loo acres of which is YET anclearrG--3 or
100 acres of GOOD Tobacco land yet to ciear.
The subscriber Is making preparations Tor
, iull crop Tor al least or 10 hands il
he should he able 10 m ke a speedy snlr, or
cven by The first ri February immediate pos
cssinn viii be -ilrn-aud in the event 81 his
ncng able to elect Il safe Of his land, his ne
sroes, As also h,7 stock OF every description
aud his s,oek ot provisions upon the plan
alton, will he disposed OF on the most liber-
n terms-Ilc, therefore, dnes ho e, uat tho
the season is far advanced, thai all wishing
to purchase will conn. x SEE
IL CLARK.
Sept. 10 mts6