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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

Dir. HaF,ie, Of Richmond, or red =.
loila"l fesniui N, which h. Iat,u.l,'.ss
With so'Hr jasnj complimentary o,.-..s..
i1ons towards the Distinguished in4n2l',',
concerned.
Whereas, II i understood lhat Can,.;o
l. " 'rlngion has arrived Ia I'M. -
aud that II Is The intention If tn. Go,....3
or To prcseat him to. sao ord voted he ~
Legislature OF Virginia.
BE IL therefore Resoired, That coa.
mlitee be appointed Ia invite the Cover.
Ia make the presentation in the Hall or,l
House OF Delegates that Tiny in,lt. -.
nlemhrrs OF the Senate, tho Exrco,..a
Councll aud 0iicers nf The Gn,rrntnsa,
and make such other arrangements as tba
occasion may require.
Committed 10 \lessrs lIargip. Grimm. -.
p" hatan, Douthat Loyal, Wood. W.
sioa, Gaines, Gholson and Watkins =
pflHer Edward.
.Hoaday, FEB. I3-Mr Garter. =
Prince William, reported blil CONCERN,
d Lottery Tor lhr improvement of the ma
Hsaton oi fhr tllauilro Greek.
Mr.. Marlin rrported blli to rrgnI..,a
ferries an the OHIO River.
Nr. Hunter, al n osemond, rosr and
nonoced the death Of his colleague Mr.. Jo.
sIAH NUEDAUGu.
NJ. Haale, of Richmond, from the So
lect committee to wait on the Execut,,.
made report of the arrangements ,are.5
upon bt the Executive aud Comm,;te.--
aud that In consequence ii the death of Dr
harda gh, i had been thought best 10 d..
fer Tue ceremony until hall pat Il o'cloek
ms day.
Mr.. Loyal then moved the customary
resolutions On the death OF saem5,r. ~.
To wear Grape for oae month, aud 10 adj.
Jooln. Which were unanimously AIRED
To, and the House adjourncd
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THE guRI>L OF ARNOLD

sanber offtt Sea,or Class Of foi, Cofisge
w. s,lh,f'J 10 Your place Of prayer,
WITH i r abd nl.asarrd trend.
fhnr rauk. arr fili---,ani niaies me- There
Rni 'hr sui II one his Grd
H.. aas thu pfoa.hsi IN h,- strength,
TIL manie-l ~ " al
WI, lies hi tuat f,.afi'd I"ngth,
apd ,r around MS pill
u frrk ,n II DAYS. .iefe he
STRIDE ~ that t,o' WIN aisle.
Nrh his d.ak -. ha.blng gluuansly,
AID lip nrrsihed ahh srnfle.
a. had II h,.n but ruld son then,
To max nhnsr lamp WAS din.
From nut ton rank Of Frasb-lipp9 men
Would ~ have singled bnn
Whose was the sine,,, arm which 0ung
Defiance IL the ring
Whose laugh Of victory londrsl rnng,
Yet not Tor glor' rug
Whose heart ~ gcn'raas deed / thought
NJ rivalry might htaok,
AID yet distlaction claiming not
There lies he--go and look
0nnow his reqhrm Is done,
7be last deep prayer Is said
On IL iit- burial Comrades --oH
With the nohlesl at The dead
Slaw--f,r il prr,srs heavily
1t IS \ uany e heart
Slou --lnr our thoughts dwell wcarfy
On The - biz slrrprr rhrre
Tread lightly comradrs we have laid
H. dark laek4 90 his hrnn
J. ike lfr-s ~ deeper light aud shade,
WI not disturb them now,
Tread sh'Iy, far TIA beautiful,
TIT blue veln'd eye lid's steep,
Hiding the eye death left 30 foil,
lis slumbcr II will keep,
Rc.i now his iaumeying is dome
Yenr feet are on his sod
Deaihe chain Is on YOU champion,
liz waited here his God
Ay-tntn and wecp--'tls manlIness
t. BE- heart broken here
For TN grave If eartb's best nohlencss
Is "ate,'d by tear. A JUNIOR
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Ifgn Ilct bH1ffct
The L,E, plant indigenous 10 every
part of ne inhabited glohr, seldom found
10 those part, where eleiis1iion and mo-
drrn refinement have mol entered, bat Il
bounding IN cilrs and the more polished
parts of socrty; the varieties are very m
meraus. IL Is supposed In have been first
introduced Into America by the Gen"rsp,
and since that prriod to have noarished IL
an unprecedented manner; indeed, the
soil Of North America seems suited to lis
cultivation, aud whethrril he owiug to the
liberal views ot the citizens, or 10 thrr
well known generosity aud hospitality, it i
NOW y picnteens as the TriiicRm repenS,
and as difficult to be eradcatrd. From a
philanthluplc desire To benciihmy fellow
norials, aod To promote the gigantic
STRIDES nf natural science on tins SIDE tn,
Atlantic, have takrn great pains To cl,ssi-
~ and arTausn the varieties, add nav give
thc'o 10 the reafler at prime cost.
Glass 1-.liendactam EHirersai, the
everla-lluE he To tins class belong all
those land the number is not a few who
prefer lic IN the truth al any time who
ile for amusement aud those who cannot,
or will not help wing even when the truth
comes handlrst. Old Granler hrlonced
70 this class he had not been known 10
Tell the Truth for fourteen years when he
was an his death bed, he told his friends
he was eoins Ia dle--nobody believed
him.
CLASS -.Heniacium Tuut,ie-the
harmless OF useless he. In this class are
found editors buGraphers. rcvlenrrs, tthe
quarterly in particular, as Billy Lackld,
says) epltaph writer's. seamrn, and that
mighty class yclcpt Travellers. ) m
Twirllglg had salird round the world an /
when he came home, there WAS no on
Ike Sam he hid seen mrrualds IN Japan,
and often hreakldsted ON their lower parts,
which he sHofr tasted exactly like roast
duck the upper ~ human part, Sam SAID
wasn't III 10 be eat , bur Whro h. WAS IN
Java. he had one that pung dnlcp domum
equalto Madame Cataln There was 10
en- To the strange things Sam had secn.-
lie had bern four hundred feet down the
crater of Mount Eluo. where every thing
about INN was burnt Ia cIuder, but hi,
Jack~knlr this knife Is wonderful arll-
Gle /; the handle was madc from branch
OF the Tea tree, and the blade fom II
sT" WV. "n''h h2o'Par't used al III" BATTLE
OF " '''i''o. SANS hat "olch appears
no'h'aS h"t eommon larpanIn, WIS made
O. sh'-' zeal ~ -" "'' "hrh "nlt grows
on ''' "'S"e>t PEAK "i honn' lamhorlo.
o't' genuine specimen ~ ttt hrnda.
cum '"'""',
CLASS ill-.Nendoeiam Seapegrirens.
The I'VE green hf So called nni brraus,
u remaln~ green merely Il lrInr The a inI,,
hn' o"e'o-' Il continues IN iennshmS
S''i'' '"h e'nfa'l"o to generation. The
s'eci'''"s 81 '',N class are "t all others the
NUS Pr""n'' 'hey increase III double
e'"hf',''" progression. A MN had a
dream, he tells II to his wife, and IN two
n"",s inc 'h'ase Is alI'r With news. NJ.
a. dreamed he IA" a black horsr At thr
Ps'son "''r' a sure slsn of death, says
MIS- u. !" ''f Intimate, Mrs. {. aud d. who
't'' 'ntlr ''''ad e. = b. sc. and before
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

A volume Of American poetry, selected
from the United Stairs Literary Gazette.
has Just been published in Boston. This
We should suppose 10 be one of the most
valuable Volumes of native poetry yet pub
lshed. The pieces are from the pens of
PerclNal, Bryant, Longfcllow, Nellen,
Dawes, and others fayourahly known to
the public. There are 172 duodecimo pa
ges in the volume.
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Comparative erpeaSs r Candies s knnYe,
A person in Phlhd'lphla placed a COM
nou glass lamp eltha fiat wick. haitian ie"h
wide hrsde mould candle 81 the SIZE call
I'd SKIES, and allowed holh To bum lG hoNrs
and halt withnut being moved. In that
limc two candles ani three flths wee 90 -
soped, aid one third piat Of oil. Fro"
the experiment il appears that one gallon
Of all viii han t03 hours, aud that it re-
quirrs 10 aud three-flths pounds of can
dies to burn the same time; so that snp-
posing oil 10 be- cents per gallon, II will
be equal 10 mould eaudlts II cents per
pound, which shows the adv mtage gained
in the use Of oil to be very great.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

King Charles I. Of England, hring with
some of his court during his troubles, and
discourse arising what sort of dogs deserv-
ed pre-eminrlce, and it being on all hands
agreed 10 belong either to spaniel or
greyhound, the king gave his opinion for
the greyhound, hecau,c,' said he. I'll has
all the good nature of the otper, with .ut
the fawnloE' a fne piece Of satire upon
his cotriIprs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

The following vivid sketch on the char
actrr ofthp late Emperor of Russia, is
translated from thr JoarHa! do De54is, aad
is attrhutrdno doubt correctly, TO the
pen of Mons. dc Chateaubriand.
" T. Statesman.
Providence has strucl, a great blow
The crown has fallen from head yet
young, aud one which lately, since the ctll
of Bonaparte, aimed to preside over
the detnies Of Europe. The sceptre Nas
b en- broken in the hands of Il monarch
whose en,pJDe exlpndrd to three Of the
quarter nt the Globe, whose soldiers are
assembled NOT far from the gates ofiVienna
and not far from the gfeat wall Of China,
whose fleets eau at the same instant, Gov
tr the Baltic, and burst the barriers OF the
Bosphotu5. Alexander WAS more than
She Emperor OF Russia he was the foun-
der oi that Holy Alliance, whose principles
conceived ia his magnanlmous heart, seem
ed To promise to EUROPE an age of Justice
and liberty, bat which soon distorted from
their true sence and monopoliZrd by the
aNiote policy Of certain dipIomastsls, have
srrSed only rs = prrtrxt ior ambitious aud
interest nttgNrnllODs IN the internal con
Germs of nations. The true direction of
the Holy Alliance had escaped from the
hands of ITS iounder,anntheT spirit than his.
a spint Of hatred and violence, animated
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March 8.

NAAS committed on the first day of DC
" tobcr last to the Jail of Charlotte
county as runaway, negro man who
calls himself Daey Smith, and says that
he is u Blacksmith by trade, and belongs
To MaiorJonts of Alabama, and that he
bought Bun Of VIM. Shanks of the town of
Petersburg. Va. He is. yellow slender
made man, ,bnot fifty years old, has Il
wen on the right side Of his meek, and a.
lonl five feet eleven inches IN height. The
o"nri is requested to comply with the
Law aud take him away, or he will be-
dealt with as the law directs.
VIM. SMITH, jailor, c. C.
Epb 90
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At rules holden IN the Clerks Office of the superior
court OF chanc'rl for the Lynchburg district, th; 18th
day OF January, 4 90
SOPHIA Crawford, Thomas Crews and Sally his WIFE,
Edmahi trnn, VI llllam Long and Elzabe h ms Wife
john D. wren, admr. OF Nancy NJ Cl edle dee. hos
hasklls and Matilda Nash la her own right and AS
ext n oi Abher Nash, dec. Flts
Against e.
The eA ors ar administrators Of James Penn, dee So.
phih buflHs. Samuel Anderson and James Ruclrr eNx
and eA'. OF Joseph Butrus, dec. Martha Penn and
oterge rem tdn y and adm'r OF IN. Penn, dec So
Pima "a ford and EllJa fletcher, adnI'x and admir-
OF nlHn ); Crawford, dee. Claiborne ". Guoch
adnf. lth the WI ahneatd OF fMlIp Gooch, dec
George Tenn, thomas enn, John ". Holder and IN.
hAiht hls VI 1iiu samuel White. IT'S
he defendants sophia Burrus. Samuel Anderson
James hueher, hnna. Penn and John W. Holder
anu ththarhc his wife not having entered their
appearance ahu sven security according to the act Of
assembly ant the rules Of this court, and il appea nr
b! satisfactory evidence that they arc % inhabitants II
ls country IS ordered, hat he said d ndnns do
al heIe on the 81 day OF the term and answer
te .iai the pIaiht!is ant uath copyoi tins order be
io'lh"ith 4hhetttd III some newspaper printed IN III,
town OF L.nchburg, for two months >uecr,s,,rL and
pusted a, the front door OF the court house m The sand
Town. A copY-Ieste,
80 JOHN WILLS, &C.
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NOIIEE

Es9Y virtue ofa dtsd ot trust, from Ctrisio.
- pier Ciart. 10 .9Han Taylor and me mb.
eriber, bearing date The 9h day Of December,
1919. and Of record an He county court Of if01ti-
gomtry, IsEoii, for The purposes t,ereHl espress.
ed. 1posc to sale By pdy Y pU5iio arttion, on
III, 22ad dag ot .4pra nat, beiore the door Qt
IT, Franklin Hotel in the torn Of Lvnchbus,
for cQsh, ar on such othtr terms, as The puri,tS
aaeregd mug then direct, tte tQHoring sfapes,
lgarl o. he uum6eriacinded IN sqid trla deed,)
ris Pc'or troM Cupid and hig his mHe,
.Ne1ig and her fur chiIlrsu, LeuiS, Spots, John
Crofkfa and Salty and her son JohHattns-
Sall hle as is gre By The trust 'deed, md none
otatr UH 5e made.
D.lVIDSON BR.4DFUTE,
Trustee.
Feb, 10Th "s2S
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Virginia

NTBlna
AT rules holden in the clerks Office of The Superio
coutot hanc ~ for the Lyncibulg District, he 25lh
day Of October la45.
Mary hro II, adm'triA of Charles HoyIe, dec. ana
Mcdonald and sous, Pits.
against
Samuel hran,iord, admir- lie honis non of Charles
lcSis, deed. ,uSan tWIs, widow OF the SAID Charles
Le"Is. decd " lillian L. 4eWIs and George W itocke,
Lets.
The defendant Susan Lewis not having cn,c cd er
appearance and gItcns cutls according to ht act of
Assembly and the Tuesut tins {. and ii appta ing
BY saus actoI! evidence tia IL =. NH btant of
this co Try ln uidc. ed, iHat the aid defendant 10
appeal egc IN tie irstday 81 tn neat term and uls er
he bill oi the plah MS and TAT cop, Of ths urdcr be
IothMlt4 lhStI!culn sui"e newspaper rlnutd mi liz.
tn"h oil LyhchbWE, iot two IA htIs Su, ,'Nciy, d
uostedat the front dCo te cour-huuse IN che saia
tuHll. COPY. ltste,
% J.WILLS, c. {.
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NlTBInlN;
At lul.s holden in the clerks office Of the Superior
Coartof Chancely for thu LYnchbutg Distinct, til 2sh
day oil October, 1928.
Henry Hatcher admr Of Harda"ay Hatcher, decd.
aud Archibald hatcher, Pits.
against
" iam o~nby. Powell Owl by, jr. and Matthew vii.
son. Defts.
he sciretaclas awarded III this not being exc
cuted ON the defendant Matthew llSon and appear
rs by satisfactory evidence that he hAba
oil tbs country II ordtrt d that h said defendant
do II pea herr on the fist day Il tie and
Shr cause II ANY lie can against the yIya thereby
sought and that copy Of THIS ordel be torto nh
serted III some newspaper printed n the town ut Lyhrh
burg, 10 two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the
front door OF the cyuI house IA The said TOW n.
copy. leste.
20 J.WILLS. {. 2.
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Bedford, February Ruies l8 20.

Thomas Preston and David CrcnsGuw, late
merchants aud purners, trading uudrr the
Lru OF Preston and Lrtnshdn, Pits. :
against
John q Crump aud Mary Crump, Dots.
entered Ia. appearance AMI given security
sceord,ug Ia tac act OF Assembly aud the
rules oil this Coprl, aud II appearing BY the
SbcrGs return on ,he procrs, issued IN this
cause, he is uol All inhabltaul ot tins
country. 7, is urdcrrl thai the snid defend.
sat doth appcsr here on the 6r,, day OF lie
ncNt NAV terra aud answer.thc plaintiffs hdi,
aud 'hat "a copy OF this order he inserted in
the Virglnlnu, aud posted up At tho truut door
at The eourl-house OF the SAID county GA two
several court dnys.
"A Copy leste.
a. j. c SIEPTOI r.
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Virginia 4;

Virginia;
AT kues holden in the clerks office of the Su eric,
Court I" thsnetl tur the L!nehburg District. the 2sh
day Of October, 1925.
lhomAs Aldridre, Pit
against
Jacob Swoope, sterling Claiborne, Nichols Kenny,
Georg. = Holloway, George d. Nood,on and Jab57
CamHGn. Detts.
he defendant George s. Holloway not haylu,
ed III appearance and gwen security according 10 he
actof Assembly and to rules "a ths and pe-
ing By satisfactory eVld that lie Is not Int nj.
OF hn country II "a ordt. Il, that I'd d. lem
tant oappng ere On tie l,t o the ncAt tenn X
thG bill OF the FElnl and that Il Cop, uI tins
oIder b forthwith inserted ia some spaper printed
tht town of lyuChbu Tor months cesslvel,,
and pnstod front door of eourthouse ia the
sand town, Copy. ICste,
20 J.NIiL S,C. {.
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Virginia
AT Rult, holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
Court 81 chancey ior the L3ucibugs District, tine 2sth
day fOclobcr, 1925.
Oeors ". Baldwin, Pit.
against
Francis Beard, and Polly Yates, widow Of James
yates, Lcfts.
The d. fcntant Polly Yate, not having entered her
appearance and gwen seculIiy according TO the act uf
Asst bly and the rules Of tins court, and il appearing
BY Satls iact' ry evidence that he shot an nhahnt
TIN country Is ordered, tat lht said defendant do
appear here on the hrsi day Of the tenn aud answLe
forthwith inserted n some newspaper Utnted inth.
iownot Lync burg, for months Succes,iv, ly and
pcs ted at INT front door ut s cUurthousc the SAID
town. Acup3. Tested
% J. WILLS {. c.
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Virginia :.
At Rules olden in the clerks Office of the Superior
Court OF Ghancery Tor The yneaeulg District, the 2st
day OF oct bel, 1875
BaizIlls, Graves, pit.
az inst
James colder, Charles ilsonand anie S. Farley,
Deus.
he dc endart DQnitl Farley having entered
ms appearance aud gwen security according the
ot tSsemb) and The uts ns urt. nu j. apI caring
by satisfactory eN dtnc that Ia al nhabiant
THIS county, LIS o, der, that the said defendant do
app, AZ he the isl day oi the 1t, ia and
the bllloi the pianu am thata copy If this order
iutilNlh Inserted IN suue ne paper I.rt'd m the
town OF Lynchburg. fot two months successvty, and
posted at thu trout door Vi te CONTIGUOUS the sad
town. COPY. lest,
20 J. WILLS, G. {.
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n Nticn.
March 8,

WILL be sold, 10 the highest bidder,
w al the late residence of Thomas Cobbs.
dec. in Campbell county, on Little Failing ri
yer, at the junction OF Entry creek, on n ed
ncsday 29th OF March next, II fair, if not, the
first tair day thereafter, the whole estate, real
and personal, of said deceased consisting OF
AGO ACRES, more or less. This land
is adapted to the culture OF Tobacco, Corn
aud small grain there i, on il a good apple
and cherry orchard the improvements ale Il
comfortable dwelling house, With all other
convenient buildings. The plantation is in
good order aud repair TO make a crop the
present year; there IS soWn on said plantali
on crop OF small grain.
At the same time and place, viii be sold 10
very likely negroes, consisting OF men, wo-
men, boys, aud girls, with the stock OF every
description, household and Kitchen furniture
plantation utensils, and the whole stock OF
provisions laid up for the present year.
Terms OF sale viz One and two years ere.
dit will be given tor the land, and for the res
ldue Of the estate, twelve months credit
The purchaser or purchasers giving bond with
approved security, in every instance, for all
sums over five dullars-for all sums OF five
dollars, and under. cash. All persons having
claims against said estate are requested to
bring them forward duly aitested for adjust
ment, and those indebted 10 sad estate arc
also requested 10 make immediate payment.
as no longer time or indulgence can be given.
JOHN COBBS, Exr
Feb. %. ctds.oq
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MA. q NTas. LEUnA.

u ESPEErFU LILY ininln 'lr lnhdf'-
IN ,au,s o. Lynehbsrg aud hs vicinity. tai
ssslste,l Us ii,esF saH aud d ydnnE iHuA, lhts
har,, t-irrruiEed IA utten n III lN ak
AGAOE .,ig ~ tids place, 80 ihe must
ls.i. G,ins io Alfs. Nahell. t"rmrrlJ otcniiea
By Young a Jones. al the lulh day OF AlfH
us,t /. tins institution @ill be taught al
tl,, branches necessary 10 tie complete edu-
vSiion oi Young ladf
yeeA, pr session. Of fire months.
TIE hr,t las ~ be laught OltHu -raPhy.
Readiur, Wftinb, Typography with the ut al
Mans ADD Giah-s, Exercises on the Globe,
Afi'htprtic, La.li,b Grammar aud Pafain4s
Ceupo-rion, Geoiogy, Astronomy, Mutual
fbia-ppb,, Chemistry, B"laoy, Ny biology
an. Cur,ua,asv. far ] Is
ihr ,ecuud .lass, Spelling, Reading, hrl.
ting and princlpies 81 Grammar u
TLs third or JUNIOR class, spelling aud
Roslhac cnly
Muse, yoca and on lac Piano-t orle, : les
sons week, tor %.
Fren,h, lrilt.e. and German language. 5
lesson, q setk, Tor each ) 10
Drawing and Painting, "a Paper or Velvet,
? lrs,ousn week, iai ) IN.
Boarding, Washing, aud Lodging ) -.
All kiud, OF Needle work aud Embroidery
will BE- taught, il desired. la the scholars OF
charge
Blarders will have the advantage Of learn
iue The fceuch Language, gramniatcaily aud
lfaaically % the family, which - ue only
way 10 learn II correctly , without any nddl.
fionsl charge.
Payments ono half IN advance aud Tue oth-
er milf at the end oil the session,
No other additional charge.
Al the end Of every session, there will he a
public examination, by examiners chosen
FROM respectable and learned gentlemen oi
this town, whose report will be publish j.
In cou,rqupnce at the advanced season 81
which the hr,i session will commence, is du I
ralion has been limited 10 months board /
lug aud tuition payable IA proportion
Ihnse parents or euarlians VINO viii con.
tle tacIr daughter or @ards 10 their che,
may remain assured TINT tbe greatest atenti. T
on snail he paid Ia tie improvement ia we'll F
as department OF tnetr pupils
The pubic IS respecliudy referred, for fur. F
ther information Ia y. Winston, / Sydnnr.
John Bullock, Uavldsnn Bladinle, a x North,
II DAVIS, ko. Mprrl,s, Christopher Anino-
ny, ChlsNcl Da6usy and VIM. Daniel. 10 .
WHOM Mr. and Mrs. L.uba and tlleIc a5s,l-
ans have hrru. recommended aud these
gentlemen viii deliver copies OF the cerlih.
catesIhcy have received from respectable
aud we'll kuown gentlemen OF thls snfr
which CERTIFICATES aud recommendations will
satisfy the public VIII respect 10 their capaci-
" and morality ~ teachers.
PEfEH HENRY LEuBA.
Lynchburg, Dee -. 1875. 3m2l
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New Books aud Stationary.

/
and New York, very larse adduionil 1'"'
ply OF
New Rooka and Stat;cno,
-, 800, W : '''i'ii"'J'
. :" NJ" - "uU'''"n 10 MS i"iAer stock on
""no' 'e"1''9 MS assortment Yer! extensive
e''p o9n'p'e'1'
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purchase, '""! as III! s'oeh IS >" very un''ua
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