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DRY GOODS,

which she has opened IN the tenement in
Brick Row, opposite Messrs Morgan Il M
Daniel, next door above Mr.. j. L. Patterns.
Her assortment consists in part OF
Supertne blue and black cloths
Do assorted colours do
DO blue aud black cassimeres
Fine and common cassinettS
Black horeDtine
Tollenelte vestings with borders
Silk valencia do do
Cnmbrlcks and cambrick muslns
Jaconet and mall muslins
Silk gloves aud hose black and white
Fancy chintz and Calicors for ladies dresses
Black figured silks and assorted colours do
All kinds of ribbons, some nice patterns
Linen cambrick and Renting
Threat lRce and rdging,
Tortoise tuck aud side combs
Bombaaetles, plain and figured
Artificial flowers aud wrcahs
Ostrich feathers, tipped with every colour
Gentlemens fur hais
DO shoes, coarse and fine
Gentlemens bamboo walking canes by the
dog. or single one,
II is her intention TO keep, in addition 60
her regular stock of merchandise, every Gar
ment OF Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, made
nv her own hands, which she will Warran, to
be made in the hest manner Amongst which
are Gen,lemen's Guernsey Shirts &hrnwers.
Also Colored persons Ciothiut Of every de-
| scriplion aud al the most reduced prices.
Mrs King will also cut and make Ladies
and Gentlemens Cloaks. She will also car
~ on the Mantua Making business i'll all its
various branches.
Mr., King llatters herself, she will frequent.
~ have il in her power 10 afford solid proof
that it is much cheaper To buy ready made
| clothing, when you may always he sure Of a
fit and at the lowest prices.
~ Mrs. King would be glad TO employ a
young lady, well qualified as seamstress-
None but those that can come we'll recon,
mcnded need apply-She would also employ
"a youth from l2to Il yenrs of age, 10 attend IN
the store She would also employ any mum.
her OF seamstresscs Ia receive work aud max c
it up at their own homes.
Ian 2. ts4O
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Virginia

Virginia.
Al rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Superior
Court OF tLancery for the ,nehbarg district. the 10th
day of October. t25.
John Mcdaniel and John Mcdaniel, Alexander n.
plaintiffs,
Against
william nnerson. Sophia Crawford, Alden d. Spoo-
ner. and Grlei Green and Ann ms W tc, Dei7ts.
lie scrc iacas aWarde! IN this eaur not beng exc
cuttd the defendant " illiam NanncrsOn and il APP
pv,y b! satisfactory evidence that M Is not an inhab-
liant of this country II il, ordered that the said defeIi-
dant do appear here the rsl day Of the next term,
and show cause If any he AGAINST me revival here
by sought; and that copy Til. order b. urthwit
inserted III SOM newspaper psincd III the town OF
lynchburg, Tor two months snCccsslN mid posted ut
the front d0or OF the court house the sId town.
c0py--tcSte,
70 JOHN VII Is, c. c.
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against


Christopher Robertson aud James Garland,
admrs. Of l>avis Petty, dec Andy Petty, T.
phram rancis aud Fanny his wife. Nelson
Bryan aud Polly Ais rife, Ellis Wilson and
Elizabeth his vile, Thomas Hines and Nancy
DIS vile aud lsham Petty and Joseph, Irhn-
Ion Il fouiain, Albert, Ellis aud Griri u
Scaies, children of Lefty Scates, dec the last
four OF whom arr infants, b commissioner
Benagh specially assigned their guardian,
DetS.
BY consent Of the parties by their counsel,
fhe court doth order that the defendants
CHRISTOPHER Robertson and James Garland,
ycn,lar an account OF their administration of
tie estate ot their iDtesiste, before one of the
commissioners of the court, who is directed
20 examine, state aud settle the same g. make
report thereof 10 the conrt with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent, by himself
or required by the parties TO be so stated.
A Copy. 1este,
JOHN WILLS, Ok.
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DnViA X NNbevt kyle,
Are now opening an extensive assortment o
FALL d WINTER GOODS,
DeCS g..

which they offer for sale nj unusually low
prices, consisting in part OF the following ar
tIcles, VIZ
Superfne cloths, blue, black Il fancy colours
Medium aud coarse cloths, assorted colours
Super6ne and common cassimeres
Fine aud common cassnetts
Llnsey, forest cloths aud plaid.
Booking and green balze
Crcassian and InHain plnids
Rose, point aud duhl blankets
Carpetiug and hearth rugs
IL grass hleachcd Irish linens
Country linens, Burap's Scotch aud German
oSnahurgs
3 4 and ! ! plaiJs and checks
Bang-up aud Manchester cords
Thread aces and edgings
Patent do do
Tortoise she'll tuck, side, and neck combs
Linen cambrieks, and Gambrick haudkerchfs
Silk, cotton and worsted hose
Bomhazeits, plain and fg'd, assorted colours
Rich fg'd Gros DE Maple silks
Black mode Florence and Italian IutestrinG
White, black aud fancy cold satins, plain and
figured
large and handsome assortment ofcaicoes
Rick igd rbhords, assorted
Artificial flowers aud wreaths
Bomhazincs, Caspian and Grccian stripes
From a. o6-i domestic cotton cloth
Bed tiCkings assorted
Umbrellas. silk and cotton
White, led aud y,,lo dnnnels
Double mill d drah cloths
Pushes, black, blue and fancy colors
Bohuctt aud lace wells
Fig'd and plain Swiss mnslns
Do do book do
A.4 aud Ga plain aud ig'd iaconctt muslins
A A "A 4 H,,n
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Conrmi~ioaer , cGee, Lynchburg, !
Duh Mn IgDE {

The parties in this cause will lake notice
that have appointed Saturday the eigll-
iarnh day of March next, 10 carry the ior~
going order of court into effect On which
day, al the hour oil nine O'Clock in the NOM
ing, they are required 10 attend at my Office
in this Town with their accounts, youchefs q
copies OF court papers prepared for eIamina
ton and settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, {.
La 10 ulm ID
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Nov. d, 1926.
The parties interested in The foregoing or.
der will take notice that on Friday the 10Th
OF March al O'Clock in the morning, ! shall
proceedto carry the said order into effect
on which day they are required TO attend
q ith their vouchers and papers.
SAAiL. ANTHONY, c.
Jan ,? w4w24
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NIRGINlA--At a superior Court of
Chancery holden at the town OF Lynch
burg, on tle 10Th day OF October, 1928.
Jabez smith, admr. vi Polly Petty, dee.
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James " Pegran,.
ATTORNEY 1T LII.

III IUhsfff II L.IV,
HAS settled in this place, and in ada;
ton To the Courts of the Corpora,ion
will attend those Of Bedford, Campbell ma
Amhersi.-His oficeis on Main Street, ne.r
the Franklin Hotel
Jan D.. 3l.ls
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50 PACKAGES.
&:

U,HOMAS J. DUAL at the sign VI
L the Golden Mortar, on Bank sqnar''Up'
Just received an additional supply oil y la''
ages, comprising general assortment
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dye Sl"'@
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Tobacco AanA for Sale.

YohaccO Wand for Sale.
HNHE subscriber offers for sale near 700
Acres OF LAND, sbou, seven miles
from this plnce, not one hundred of which are
cleared. This tract contains a considerable
proportion of PRIME TOBACCO
LAND. a never failing creek, with fne
land, passes through it, on which a dam NAV
be made nj ,'ihns expense, for any kind OF
machinery. The land sbounds in good
springs and vein OF lime stone is believed
10 pass through II,
Thi, property will be sold on accommoda'
ting 'erms--and as the we'll informed arc of
opinion that james kver tobacco will con-
linue nj high price for many wears, il is rea.
sonahle 10 believe this land viii produce the
purchase money in a few crops For terms
upply Ia Mr.. George Whnlncke. who is mlly
authorised to dispose OF the same.
VIM. MEWBuRN.
Oct 81, ,so3
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Against
Js,eph & rcr aud Fanny his wife late Fanny .yOn.
Elisha L, on, John Lyon, Damc Lyon prt1r l.! Oh. r.
hlah Lyon and John VI. Holland, administrator, & c. pt
MARY Webster, dec. late Mary Lyon, widow and teheI
OF Elisha l., TN, sen. d c. DeitS.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Elisha .Ion,d. Lson,D lyon, z. Lyon
and Flu ia Lyon not having oniered "a appearance
aud gwen security according the act OF Assembly
ana he ,ules ot this and IT appearing by sa-
tstactu dence that they not labltant of this
state, On the notion of the plaintiffs, by eounse II
Is ordered thai the sand last nioned iendants do
apptar in he ,aId on The isl Monday March
nrxt and the bill oi The plans, and Il n
p of this order be published. eight we,kssusccssf
~ the VIRGIN nh, II new spapcr edited in the town o.
Lynchbrg. and lint anOter copy be posted ut the front
door Ui the court. housC of this county.
AcOpl eSe
Caller TATE. r.
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sngihia:
A, rule raie Ia the clerks Office OF the Superior
coari OF hanerl, tot the L,nehburg District, the lsh
day If Oetubs,, %.
william y. Harris, PIT.
Edward ,sris, Ohm l.. Harris. jain Harris, John
Diges. and William II. Diggcs and John Harm,
chants aud ps',rs under the SIS h. aud firm Of Dgg.,
q Harris. DEF 5.
The d.f.ndsnt Edward Harris not having entered his
appearance and e. ia security according the act OF
Assembly aud he rules el iis and Il appearing by
Satisfactory evidence that b. H Inhabitant Of this
country u ~ ordered. that the said deiendan do
app here III 81 da, VI ll neal te IA aud and.
tser thu bill OF The plaintiff and that II cop, Of this
der b. forthwith inserted IN spapcr printed IN
posted The iron, door of the bous. the said
town. topb. leslie,
- J. WILLS, &C..
sirginil
At rules holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
Court Il Cha cer' for the Lynehbarg District thu ls,h
DAP of octobe 1875.
David Hunt, Pit.
against
Nathan 1hurnun, and John Parrot, Detts.
The defendant John parrot not having entered his sp
pearance and given security according the act Of As
srmbly aud the rules o this court, and appearing by
TIM country: II is dered that the ,ad defendant do
appeal here on the f,, day of The next term and
the bill OF the plaintiff aud that eopy Of this
der be iorih~i h INSERTED IN nes splpe printed
ia e to- Of Lynchbafg. fnr t~ months snccc,syey
aud posted the front door Of the iuuse tis
/ snid Al. A Copy. Ieste,
"a ], WILLS &C.
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books and STATIONARY

IilHE SUBSCRIBER has received by III.
- late arrivals, direct from Phiia5el,
aud New York, a very large additional snn'
nlN Of "
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DANIEL G.. TUCKER, .HtOFN'
at La1C,
WILL practice in the Courts OF f''I Il.
yania, FranklRn, and Halifax cont tlts'--'''
residence is at Pit,syl,ania Coori-H"',ts
)au. 10, WFN-
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among which are the
900 gals. aIcohal
$50 do spis. turpentint
$40 lbs. race ginger
100 Burgundy pitcl
900 aqnafortis
$50 quicksilver
100 cllaik ppt.
$50 best glue
800 gum Copai
90 selIa
25 Iceland moss
100 quassia
50 calomel
rs yellow bark
100 turmcriC
% sprcae
so jalap
30 rliubarb
100 gintian
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JOHN WILLS, c.
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i'l''N w
/ 50 salts tartar
ll25 ext iquo'lce
| 20 tartar emiuC
| 50 IVA nrsI
1850 ver,ligris
l6O Spanish hro"'
DO canlharides
| so rust iron
Il5u rotten stone
AZ sets weights ana
scales
Antifue y hiacup"r
Tolls, pomatnlne,. 'oa!
iFa,,cy vials, shoS'n;
ll,ru,l,r, and boxes, auo
Ia number OF other -
,ic,.s all for safe ct 'u'
lowest price :,
-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01

Americas we intend also to follow III. m in The ~.
gressive increase OF their literature. The s,ockhnl
ers in this useful undertaking, arc gentlemen v.s.
we'll known and highly respectable. The Edorsl'
is to be conhded to young gentleman, who is m,
friend and was my companion in arms who's. Ia,
ents sentiments and perfect integrity are sure pn,r
antics oil the excellence OF his work. am wall
persuaded you will contribute TO the success Of nm
enterprise, by your addressing, from time ,oljm,
every document which will appear to be use(ul. IA
soliciting your friends not to deprive US Of The inIo,
nation which they might receive, or of the regrc.
tions which they might communicate You bay,
amongst your acqualntances, many gentlemen, from
whom We might obtain the greatest benefit by h,j,
correspondence and knowledge, in politics, in lie.
rature. agriculture, science. commerce, &C. viii
send you Of the prospectus as soon as issue,
from the press.
If you believe, my dear sir, that have done with
my demands, be undeceived. j know your dispos.
tlon to oblige, and intend to it, even TO indcre
tion but you alone must be blamed why havs
you been so friendly towards Us?
Intending to Tx myself for lille, have in.
10 commercial speculstions, and have taken for nv
partner one Of my best friends, who has been in bus
fifteen years. Our house is under the firm oil RouS
seau & Lerasseur, in Paris, and we have taken III.
best measures, with several manufacturers in ordrr
to furnish all the French products TO those who will
put their confidence in US. / believe that your mer
chants will find it TO their advantage, 10 obtain, d.
rectly from Paris, by our n,erposition the several
articles OF France, which they purchase at hom.
from second or third hands.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01

the kindesr and rnoE sfec,iopa,e husband, parent,
and relation, and to his domestics, ndulgent to q
Iault. He was EXTREMITY abs,emious in his living,
and alike temperate in the enjoyment of the social
glass, by which means he preserved constitution
naturally weak, to the extreme old age OF eighty
seven years, when he left the world amidst the sin
cere lamentations of his family and numerous
friends. Every honor that his fellow citizens could
bestow, was mournfully performed, and his memory
will always be cherished in the grateful recollee
lions of his countrymen, and his example descend
to poser,y, as worthy Of imitation forcibly lmpres
sing upon their minds this useful lesson, that ge
Mus, honesty, and industry, can overcome every
obstacle and rise to the highest honors of state.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
THOMAS JEFFERSON.

! A highly respectable friend has placed in our
hands the original Of the following letter from Mr.
Jefferson to the late George Thatcher, Of Newbury'
port, which has never before been published. u
will, we doubt not, be read with interest.
Eastern .argus
MONTICELLO, Jan. 26, 1924.
SIR: have read with much satisfaction the ser
mon of Mr.. Pierpont which you have been SO kind
as to send me. and am much pleased with the spirit
Of brothery forbearance in matters OF religion which
il breathes, and the sound distinction it incuca'es
between the things which belong to US TO Judge,
and those which do not. II all Christian sccts would
rally to the Sermon in the Mount, make that the
central point of union in religion and the stamp OF
genuine Christianity, (snce II gives us all the pre-
cepts of our duties to one anothet) why should we
further ask, with the text of our Sermon, What
think ye Of Chris, p and if one should answer he
is member Of the Godhead,' another he is being
Of eternal pre- existence third he was man di
vinely inspired fourth he the Herald of truths
reformaory of the religions OF mankind in general,
bu, more Immediately of that of his own country
men, impressing them with more sublime, and more
worthy ideas Of the Supreme Being, teaching them
the doctrine Of future state Of rewards and punish
mcnts and intoxicating the love OF mankind, instead
of the anti social spirit with which the Jews viewed
all other nations, what right, or what interest ha,
either Of these respondents to claim pre-emlnence
OT nlS uoStud duuy uSurPinB WIG Iuub 'eS' VI
God, to condemn all the others to his wrath? In
this case say, with the wiser heather, 'deorum
injura dis cure'
You press me to consent to the publication OF my
sentiments, and suppose they might have effect even
on Srctarian bgotry. But have they not the Cos
pei? II they hear not that, and The charities it teach.
eth, neither will they be persuaded though one rose
from the dead Such is the malignity Of religious
anrpathies that, although the laws will no longer
sIaxx, ole h.,rr tk4aA uLNn
not exactly Of their creed, they raise the hue and
c'y OF heresy against them, place them under the
ban OF public opinion, and shut them out IRON all
he kind affections OF society 1 must pray permis
sion, therefore to continue in quiet during the short
time remaining to me and at time OF lie when
the aiillcons OF the body weigh heavily enough,
not TO superadd those which corrode the spirit Also
and might weaken its resignation to continue in
Joyless state Of being, which Providence may yet
destine With these sentiments, accept those OF
good will apd respec, to yourself
TIL. JEFFERSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01

Brewere las, week it differs but little from those
already related but at ha age and at this time' II
is peculiarly interesting
1t was stated few days ago. in an article copied
from the New York Enquirer, that isaac pan
Wart is the only surviving captor OF Major An.
dre." This, i, appears, is a mistake. David VIII
lams is still living, and resides in the county Of
Schoharie, N. Y. few miles from Rensselaervil'e'
His health is somewhat impaired. but he retains
his mental faculties extremely well.-Phit. Sent.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01

man, swearing the peace against his three sons
thus concluded his affidavit and this deponen'
further saith, that the only one OF his children wha
showed him any real flia affection his younsee'
son Larry, for he never strgcE him ahsn ne a1s
doacn.''
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Ntginia:
Atrue, holden IN the Clerks Office OF the superior
Of chanrrry for the Lynehburg district, the 18th
DAY Of January ,1s2o:
SOPHIA Crawford, Thomas Crews and sally ms wife,
idunnd tom, w illum Lund and Il zabe Lls Wif ,
John D. Wr.n, admr. Of Nancy NJ c rcdr. dee. hos.
Hasaas and Matilda sash III her own right and as
eAr'x. Of Abner bash, dec. ats.
Against
In, t,'ors or administrators ofJanes penn dee. So
pha burtus. Samuel Anderson aud jams nneller es H.
AMI ~. Of Joseph Burns, dec. Martha Penn and
Grorge PEN DIN \. and adur. Of YIN. Penn, dec. so
phia Crawford aud Elijah fletcher. adin'A and adm r
ol H ilhan $. CawtOrd, dee Caibofne =. Gnoch
adm'r. With the viii annexed OF Philip Gooch, dec.
Gorge Penn, lhoma, cnn, John ". Holden aud tn
ailno his g md samuel White. ID its
h. defendants Surhid Buuus. Samuel Andtt son,
JAMES Ruckrr, hunas Penn. and John W. Holden
and Catharnc has wife not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act
assembly and the rules of this court. and 1t appen my
by satisfactory eyiGence that they mia banis Ut
tins COUNTY,, 1t Is ordered, hat the said PENDANTS do
appear here on the st day OF the aud An ,wer
tue hi the Palnuits, AM thta copy OF this orde be
forthwith inserted IN some ,paper printed IN the
town of LynchburE, for twu months success vel and
pns,d the front door of the house IN the sad
Town. A copY-IeSie,
80 JOHN WILLS, c. c.
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GEsiiE next session OF the satsefihei 'sschool
! will commence on 81 ds5, The 9th
ina Cad mo') q, expire on The l4lh Of The sh
mo. neat ensuing. Terms For Reading, Nrl.
ing. English Grammar, Geograrhy, with the
use of Maps snd of the Globes, Arithme-
ic, aud Book Keeping,s = 50 per session {,
Tor Bellies Lettres, the Elements OF Logick,
the Elements OF Natural Philosophy and Of
Chemistry, Algebra, the Elements OF Georne'
Try, Trgouomeiry, Surveying, ID. 10 Per
DO 10 pupil will be- received for less tune
Than from the time OF entry 10 the end OF The
session. The discipline Of the school viii be
strict
An apparatus will he provided for those
win may wish 10 learn lie practical parts OF
surveying, &C. The subscriber purposes 90
attend particularly, as heretofore. 10 the in
sirurlion OF his pupils in the principles Of
things. His method =, 10 propose 10 'hem,in
tie several branches OF their studies, such
qneslioys as will turn their minds 10 reflect
upon the reasons for their various performan,
rrs.
The session will close with an examination,
before competent judges.
kLLlIA u. IONNLEY
Second mo 81. tcts29
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Hifgnia:
At nles holden in the clerks office Of the Superior
Cout1 CIiauccry Tor The ynchbure District, the 25th
day u October, 1928.
mary Ann Mays, adrnH. ofJo,eph Mays, dec. Pit.
against
DHYId x " illain KYLE. Drfts,
Ihe defendant william Kyle not having entered hi s
appearance aud gwen ccu1ty according tint act Of
AseH5y aud he fules ut tins court, and appearing
b. saIsfaee3 evidence that he snot an miabiaut o
tins county II Is oruered that the SAID eI.idant do
appear hcre on th, fl day # the next and an
s"ef thu bill u the plaintiff and that copy ot this
der BE- tprth"thInstitcd IN some newspaper prince III
the loNnot Llnohbng, Tor two months sucees.ivriy,
and pocl at the front door Of the court house in the
said town. Copy. 1tSte,
% J. Wills, c. c.
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Virginia
At Rule holden in the clerks office of the Supe Tor
Court OF 'haneery fol- The Lynekburg District, the 2ah
day of October, 1875.
Peter Clay we'll, PHI
against
BelDamnn Harris, and William Edison, executor.
OF Henry Edison, dee. James Edison, John Edison,
baI nahaS Ed on joseph Edison, Edward Eld,oniIe
Edison, Be sey Eidson Gtudiich Mcoie and Nanc> hs
"ite Saiiy Me9re late sally Edison. Charles g. Pat,el-
son ana lane has wIte Joshua Moore and Mildred his
"lt "lan joiner and Polly his wife, late Polly Ed
SON Isaac lhomas and Jemima his wife, Joshua Canp-
oell ana htnlamin Harris y Susanna his wife, Detts
ne ue'huhnts James Ed on. John Ed On, Rarnabas
Eidsoh' 1astp1 Ei,on. Edw ard Eidson Goodrich Moore
nancy hiS wiie Joshua Moore and Mildred his if
hol having entered their appearance and given security
court ana II appearing b, satisfactory evidence that
hey are ho,nhlabants Of this country; ii ordered
that The said defendants do appear here on IN, rs da
OF we next term and answer the bill OF the plaintiff;
some newspaper printed in the town of Iynehburr IN"
TWO months sueeesvely and posted at the front door of
the eourt-house in The said Town, WV "a
-. A Copy, Iss,e,
jwILIs,c.c,
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NNW GTWDDTa

ZnBE nrfh session Of the LAW SCHOOL.
- at .h,tdhaH. II The County Of CnmJa-
land an the stage road leading from the City
oi Washington, 10 The south. crusslug The Ap.
pouiailnk Al kuilfdges Bridge near Tarmtilie,
10 the county Of prines Eduard, within three
and hall miles of .brs. kaines tavern, On
the stage rohd, from the City Of Richmond to
Lynehburg, III the Commonwealth Of fHgiHia,
~ ~ commence OF the first MONDAY N A.
prii next, on the usual terms. Forth merits
al this institution. reter 10 its annual sue.
cess heretofore, aud 10 all y no have been al
a. without The least apprehension Of their u,
nited appreciation. A. | cannot take more
than si1 m athi gentlemen 10 live with NE
rs member Of my family, ! should like 10
hear from those who may be disposed 10 en-
ter by the irsi OF March, (uuti which time
shall he here, for reasons too Obvious 10
mention. .feedhala IS plainly, but H,oiig re
paired with the addition of three comfortable
offices in the yard, (Which is very finely sha.
dcdj for the accommodation Of Young gentle
men CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond January 90, loo WINES