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HE subscribers have just received by tht
latest arrivals from Philadelphia, thu
following books.
The life of WIN. Pinkney, by Henry
Wheaton. in vol.
Brambletye House or the Cavaliers
aud Roundheads, by one of the authors Of
the rejected addresses, in s vols
CRANKY Novel, in 9 vols.
The Merry Tales of the wise men o1
Gotham, by the author of John Bull in
America
Woodstock by the author of Wave,Iy
crusaders, IN vols.
Tales the VI lid and Wonderful, in /
vol.
An inquiry into the nature and treat
mcnt of DIABETES, Calculus and other az
iecilons of urinary organs, by VIM. Prout
IA vol.
Treatise on the arrangements of tint
liver, internal organs and nervous system
by James Johnson, in | vol
The True Masonic Chart or Hierogly.
phlc Monitor, by Il. Jeremy, l.. Cross
u. l..
The Templar's Chart OR Hieroglyphic
'''''''''s w IL. ' lbSS.
The Life OF the RI. Hon. Richard Brins.
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
Coles Episcopal Harmony.
Chaunts of the Morning and Evening
Prayers and Communion service, AS sung
at ST James's Church, Philadrlpha.
Ne" Universal Gazetteer or Geogra-
phlcal Dictionary, by Jededah aud Rich
ard e. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy.
new edition.
Walkers Key TO the Classical Pronun-
citation of Greek, Latin, and scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography and Atlas, newaedi-
ton.
Morse's do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Ossian's Poems,
Thompson's Seasons,
Beauties of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Goldsmilh's Essays,
Lady Of the Lake,
loung'o Night Thoughts,
Robinson Crus0e,
Grlmshaw's United States, with Cues
tions and Answers.
Prayer Books 10 common and gilt bind.
lag
Juvenile Study made Easy, Sc. sc.
All ofwhleh he will sell low for cash.
{. A. WITHERS.
July Is.
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FANCY FUR HATS,

Together with a general supply of
Common Far and Hool Hats.
A part ofwhlch are of their own manufac-
turing. and warranted TO be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solict share of the public patron
agr. as they are determined TO keep con-
stantly on hand a complete assortment of
fancy bats of the latest northern fashions.
aud likewise every description of fire and
common hats of their own manufacture.
All of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their own
make, shall be ironed wllhou, charge.
June 96. tGgn
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pY virtue of deed of trust, executed
~ by George P. Richardson and wife to
the subscriber, for certain purposes therein
specified, will be sold, to the highest bid
der for cash, at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on Wednesday the 18th day of No
vember next, if fair, if not. the next day
thereafter, Two Lots, lying in the Town
OF Lynchburg, nm eighth and ninth streets
and Water street, and adjoining Thomas
A. Holconbe. The subscriber acting as
trustee viii convey only such title as is YES
ted IN him by the said deed trust.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Oct. IA. tdsl0
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r And FOR SALE.-The subscriber Is
Ii anxious 10 sell the well known and de-
sirsbIe iraci Of Land onwhich be now resides,
lying on Elk Creek, in Bedford county, con
'sning 2s3 acres. There is a sntlrleDey oil
open land 10 work five or sx hands to al
vantage. The wood land is we'll tinabered
and well adapted 10 The culture OF Tobacco.
There L on the premises q comfortable and
commedious Da cling llon,e, with siy rooms
and FIVE fire places, aud other couyenieni
houses, aud also an apple orchard oi .srel
leDi trait This Tract Of Land lies 10 \ heal
thy, wealthy aud respectable neighborhood.
10 miles from Lpnehbnrg, II mites from
Bedford Courthouse and 5 miles from New
London. Any person wishing 10 purchase
The above Tract OF Land eau know the terms
OF sale by applying TO
CHARLES C8LLAWAF, J.
Oct. % eff.
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FOR SALE.
ISL

FpHE subscriber wishes to sell his House
- aud Lot at amherst Courthouse, and il
not previously disposed OF, will be sold 10
the highest bidder on the first day of Novem-
ner Court next, that being the third Monday
In the month. This properly Is well caIcn.
lated Tor mechanic, either Sadler. Shoema-
ker or Taylor, neither of whom is now nj this
place, and considerable demand for The work
OF all. Terms accommodating and made
known on the day of sale.
CHAS. p, TALlAFERRO
oct. IL cptdslo
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Fruit 'rrees, Grapes, &c

xnHE subscriber, proprietor 81 the LIN
i MEAN BOTANlC GARDEN aud Nur.
SERIES At Flushing. near ew York. oilers "a
furnish the public with such Trees aud Plants
rs lIiey may desire
The collection Of Fruit Trees Of all the va.
rious kinds, aud also ot Ornamental Irees,
Shrubs aud planis, j. BY far the most extern
sive Hnd valuable IN America In addition To-
The Immense acquisitions OF former years, ine
proprietor now has above 300 ntu rariefies
81 The choicest fruits which ARE not IN posses.
sion ofany other establishment ia this conn.
try, all ofwbich are announced in the caia
loRnfs for 1875. The assortment oil Grapes
consists Of above 25D kinds, comprising the
finest wine and table Grapes of France,
Germany, Italy, and the Crimea.---'Ihe pre-
prietor having acquired extensive informn-
ton on The subject from actual obsertafiou
aud erperienee, is enabled 10 make such se.
ieclions as may be suitable 10 my particular
locality, aud where such selections are leil TO
him, he will send such as cannot fail 10 sue
coed lie also Offers them in assofimenis,
for the ttrd OF one dozen vines the prices wall
be eight dollars for the second of the same
number, six dollars aud for the third, four
and half dollars. The collection Of Roses
exceeds 800 varieties, aud Of Green House
Plants, he has above 1000 species, comprising
10000 pots, among which are all those known
as most beautiful aud interesting
Persons who order Grapes Will be furnish
ed with objections for their culture
Orders by mail direct (post paid) or lhro'
any agent IN the Union, will meet with
prompt attention. Catalogues TO be had gratis
Of
R.Q. TOMPklNs,
Agent lor w r.
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New and valuable Medicine.

1rloR kENT.--The present residence OF
* Mrs. Brown, al the head of main street.
The House is large aud very convenient, is
well situated for a private Boarding House,
or pnhlic House. Possession may be had
The middle of November For terms apply
10 the subscriber, who has also for Rent an
excellent store room, with convenient apart
mcnls over u for u family. of which immedi-
ate posse ssion can be had.
ARCH. ROBERTSON.
Oct 2. tw4wl7
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JU1aNSON'S
HliONS POW YER.

HIS Medicine is not offered 10 the
Pubic, as Poaqceq, but as Calhar.
nc admirably adapted T. The removal of
BILE, NC. being fully equal in this respect 10
Calomel, and superior to any other purga.
tive in use.
1t rs peculiarly adapted TO Bilious and In.
hsmmaiory diseases may be used in all ca.
ses where this class of Remedies is adlnis,i.
BILE, may be repeated as often as such med.
c'hes are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nauseate unless the stomach is load.
ed with Bile and does not require the "a.
tent TO coniine himself to any pariicnat
rules, during its operation.
those persons whose constitutions have
been injured, by an improper use OF mercury.
or are morhidly susceptible OF lis influence,
wili lind II the best known substitute (as a
Cnthdrtic) for Cai0mei.
II IS believed to he preventive of the Bill.
ious Complaints OF orr climate, If Que dee
(more II necessary be taken occasionally,
or as soon as general feelings OF indlsros.
ton. attended with bitter taste in the mouth.
turred tongue, Nc announce The approach Of
disease
II will be found valuable Fehriluqe and
Aperieni medicine IN small doses
1t contains no mercury, and may be safely
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail.
by the Proprietor,
DoCT. JAMES COOKE, Druggist.
Frederick sburg, Ia,
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sTOp THR EUNAWAYu

snl ffAIWlf from me, 10 the EARLY part OF
~ Iuie istf ar ancient black fellow, a ser
van, by pof Bnit-l hired ihe old sevsn-
dr-l frstn Capt VIM. K Hosuet Of Amherst
Csmss :. The llau Bait preieeds Il he skiiisd
IN stone work, making lean wells, a. digging
the salue he also proiess.s small share OF
skill in The att snd mysisry Of slles making,
aud many other handy uaiiers, these aud
fine ike are bis preiensions bnl 90 reality ~
ihem, Tor be Is good Ut nnne OF them. A. 10
= niaufe description OF the person OF Bait,
feel ai some lpss ms his counienaHee was
so dia1alioal when ai any Kind Of labor, III
#prniesf, that never did look In his face but
once whilst Ia by service, though 10 the lest
81 my recollection he is very black A To
his height, I think Il he was cansed to stand
rreci, Or could be made straight, he would
be about . feet ! incheshigb am spprehen-
sive he will he known by the plurality OF his
professions mote readily than any other way
Tshallnoi endesveur T. describe hiD lnrihsr--
have been informed thai be has some Kind
Of credeniisI. or permit With him 20 labor al
any ef his professions, IL be has, such permit
!. sparioas, and obtained by him OF some
nnprineipled person. | have heard oil bis
being seen frequently in Lyncbburg, and
once in Bedford County. ] will give any
nerson ten dollars, for the apprehension Of
Bait. or for securing him IN Jail, SO that can
get him speedily. The man Bait, has a bad
gait ia walking, as he hops, or goes lame
WILLIAM d. HILL,
Oct c3i9
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German Almanacks for 1927.
NNVE have small package German Al
w manacks for sale by
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Oct. H. cts.
"a .lIr. Thomns S. Cnrter.
Oct. u.

- TX AS you are not an inhabiiant of the
~ state OF Va. You will take this as legal
NOTICE, that on the first day of November,
1876, shall proceed to take the deposition
OF stephen Cash, at the clerks Office OF the
county OF Amherst, in the said state to be
read as erideRce on the trai OF a suit depen-
ding in said county court, wherein am
plaintiff and you are defendant.
WILLIAM CASH.
Sept 2s c4ws'
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0nANDY MooRE,-TAKE So1IcE That
- on the ninth day OF October, ls26, |
shall proceed TO take the deposition nj I'D
nund M'George, al the house of Lawrence
M'George, in Bedford County, 10 he read as
evidence in a suit, now depending in the chan
Gerry court, in Lynchburg for The Lynehburg
district, wherein am plaintiff, and Won are
defendant, when aud where you NAV attend
il you please WILLIAM MCLUEk.
Sept. Il. c4w
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sssalNfsr sALt.--Es, virtue ~ deed q
i srnsi n nsexeenied "a tte 2nd DAY ~
a +ssher. lAes, IN Aargarei Hereford, 1ai7a
serelerd. Josiah -. ltefeiefd and aaro'lnr
4 Hereford. II peokingham eonnly. NoHp-
4>a-oiina, 10 secure 10 retnaei Hun r., ffess-
aus Hunter a MARY l,eafiiix, The fayh'r" o.
certain suns OF mousy thereon mentioned
zra shaii proceed tn sell, 10 the hkeFf n'h.
der. on the premises. 90 taafs''s1 ne Is'h
daY at.. November nrst, cerlhH' tract %
land. cantainiug 5s1 Acres. iarinrfly owned
nv Col 7ames Hunter, 10 Rockingham eouu
~. \. G. living Oh both salss Of tsenvef IS
hand creek, 4 miles north Of he Town Of
Mad,ssu The nealihinrss AM irftililf OF the
,,lase !. well known considernblt portion
hem low grounds, il IS admirably adapted
"a the culture 81 corn tobacco : wheat and
,hafe 4 aisa OF Il some excellent meadow
land. Twenty ss or twenty eight hundred
dallsrs Of nlr purchase MONEY will be re.
,,aireJ Al the time u sale aud credit eau
a, f,ad Cor the bslance. laase wishing 70
te,rcha>e car procure corn, &C IN the aeighs
tnrhoad aimnderaie prices, as crops are good.
7br title will be warranted.
THOMAS sEARCY,
JAMES HUNTER,
re,t ga .clws Trustees,
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zSoR SALE the LANYARD at New.
X. a TOMPklNS,
Agent Tor w =.
iciwl0
oct.1o.

~ UNAWAY, from the subscriber, on the
- morning Of the 18th inst. a negro man
named PETER, ahou' % years old. large aud
over common height, somewhat light COM
pected. large white eyes--he got away from
under the lash aud is without chothes, hat,
or shoes, except phninloons.
II is probable he viii aim 10 get TO Lynch.
burg, as he got there several times when hn
runaway from Mr. Fitzgerald, his former
awner will pey any person 500 who will
deliver him ~ me in Putsvlvsuia, IL miles
north of Milton, n. G, or go If secured in
any jail, WILLIAM II, SHtLTON.
August %. ts7
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y,xfoTiCG Thereby ediiion ht public a.
~ gnimA irsdiaR for a bond ertcnttd by me
70 Jehn Goodman, for forig dollars, ddt'd a.
bam the 2ah of sepisnibsr last, end poydoie
on o. tfjort fao 25fa Of Deeaabff mort
g0BEGT BUTLER,
Or. 10. cIW 30
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fog sale 90 Nent

tEHE Franklin Hotel in the town o
II New Glasgow, in the county Of Amherst
A. house OF entertainment, this is equal 10
any III the upper country. The buildings are
large and convenient, and promise great nd
vantages to any person disposed 10 embark
in that kind 81 business: also several tracts
OF land in the Counties of Amherst and Mel
son, which lands are we'll adapted 10 the cul.
ure nt corn, wheat, tobacco, &C.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
July Of. tf6l
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FOR SALE

n NEW TOP GIG, with BRASS or
IA PLATED harness Also Two or three
Ten Plate stoves, with Pipes almost new
TOR Sale or kent.-One or two Horses to hire
to careful persons aud an elsgnnt assort-
ment Of Saddles, Brides Harness, &c. which
will b" sold low for cash, country produce, or
good responsible paper.
R0 II. GRAY, Saddier.
Oct. 3. irl,,u
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NNfA>yY BOOKS

~ III W ~ ~ ~ 49, ,S4
Among them are the following new works ;
Mills History of Chvalry or knightoood
and its times, in vols This is yerv in
teresting aud valuable production.
Life and writings of Frederick REYNOLDS,
in vols. This work contains u great mass OF
very interesting and amusing information.
"reminiscences of Michael Kelly This i,
certainly 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 copy.
Lite and Correspondence of K. n. Lee, by
his grandson, Il. II. Lee. The North A.
merican Review speaks highly of this work.
The Subaltern or Sketches of the Peninsu.
lar War during the Campaigns of 1918 L. IA.
by an eye witness. The public may rest as
sured that This is one of the best productions
of The day.
Continental Adventures, in g vols. This
is a new work and think very excellent
one.
John Bull in America or the New Nun.
chausen, by Pauding. This work has been
so universally praised that il will be needless
to say any thing more about it,
Merry Tales of Three Wise Men of Gotham.
ny Pauldng. This work is universally admi-
red
Letters and Papers of the Rev. Thomas
Scott. Never before published, with occasi.
onai observations by John Scott, a. NJ.
Treatise on Diet, &c. &c. by ] 4. Paris,
NJ. ID. T. X. ). "a new medical work
The I'd Vol Virginia Cases or Decisions of
the General Court, by WIN. Brokenbrough
The % Vol Lawyers Guide, by William
Waller Henning.
Together with great many other valuable
productions, all OF which am determined TO
sell very low. ADRIAN II. NORTH.
0pt
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DIR. J. FOOTE,

YGfAs removed from Liberty aud Lynch
II burg TO salem, (Boteiourt) aud joined
boot. Little IN Medical business, and will,
with his aid, endeavor 10 be nseiul ~ the
Ileal,ng AIT During my residence in Liber.
tyhnd LynGhburg have performed about
500 important surgical operations. Hence
some al my uediuaI brethren have said " lie
has given all his mind to Surgery and neg-
lecled The other branches OF his profession. y
But, IL Is no, so have paid strict attention
To diseases OF every kind, aud have had equal
success IN the common practice OF Physic a.
IN operative Surgery. The blind, deal, lame
aud ierrous shall be attended 10.
Those afflicted with cancers, scrophnls
nlcers, weus, lomors and other sore diseases
are particularly invited.
Salem, Boieionr, Sept a. c6w7i
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Valuable Tavern for sale.

VIE subscriber wishes to dispose OF
that large and councillors Brick Ia.
Vern at Amherst Courthouse. at present oc
eulned by Capt. john Franklin. II is deem.
eu unnecessary TO say any thing about the
Na'ue OF ih's property, as persons wishing 20
purchase will of course view the same and
MAKE the necessary enquiries. The terms
WI ne accommodating, aud made known by
Mf' oabny Sandidgc OF Amherst, or the sub
scriber living in Rocllbridge.
WASHINGTON HILL.
Sept. 81. chw7
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YE(0R RENi.--The House aud Lot belong
~ ing 10 the estate of Walter Huntington,
deed. Immediate possession will he given.
Persons wishing IN get n desirable situation,
are invited TO call md see the houses, gar
den, fruit trees, &c. &c.
A. NJ. WADDiLL.
Oct @. 4iIg
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Managers Office, Lgncibng.
Oct. I6. 1896.

InHE following numbers in the pirginia
- Literature Loutfy, oh Gas, having
been stolen from my ngeni IN the county oi
Holloway, no prize will be paid which may
be drawn by them, VIZ
og25 575l e92i 3i53 1929 1924 1876
TIL 1923 bs53 sd 57s5 5yal 5si2
59e3 95d5 59s5 743p 2gI7 294s 2g49
2g50 1871 1872 1874 1870 1910 l6.7
1918 1879 1880 1871 1892 1893 IA
i735 1906 1851 1853 1859 1860 1873
AUG. LIEF WITCH, Mana ttr.
The Editors Of The Richmond Enquirer Il
Petersburg Republican are requested 10 give
this advertisement two insertions, aud forr
ward their accounts TO this office for pay
ment
Oct. 10.
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NOI'lCE.

I'D Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
- Christopher Isbell aid WIN. ! Isbell
the 9Th day OF October, 1924 and duly recor-
ded IN the county court OF Amherst, we shall
on Monday the 9th day of November next
al the markei-house, in the town OF Lynch
burg, sell, for cash, the follow ing property
TO satisfy said deed, 10 wit "a tract or par.
eel oil Land, lying IN the county ~l Amherst
containing 10 Acres, one House and Lot
now IN the occupancy of VIM. !. Isbell, situ
ate IN the conniy OF Amherst, and three
slaves Cg-ar, Charles, aud Peter, (,vatermen
together with all and singular the rights aud
appnrlenances belonging TO lhc said tract oil
Land and Lot. As trustees we shall only
convey such title rs IS vested in us, tho il i
supposed TO be indisputabIe.
DAVID HOFFMAN,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN Il. THURMON
Del .. tctdslg
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I.anll for Sale.

YNt AyiNG removed To Richmond, the sub
I'll cribrr wishes 10 sell his Plantation,
situate ia Campbell county, on Beaver
creek. II contains five hundred aud thirty
nno Acres, about one halt cleared Its 10.
cal situation adds much to its value, being
utuated Immediately on the road leading
from Lynchhnrg to Campbell house,
eight mites from the former aud four from
The latter, aud is a good stand for House
OF Entertainment Person DESTROYS of pur.
chasing are requested 10 call on Mr.. John
seey, who lives 90 the premises, aud will
show them. i shall sell this land on fpes-
day the It'll Hovemhea next, together with
tour or five Negroes, the crop of Corn, Rye.
&c. the stock of Horses, Cattle and Hogs.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, plantation
utensils &G, Terms NJ sale which will be
conducted by Mrpohn u. Payne, auc-
tioneer JOHN GARTH.
Oct. II. Cldso
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LEATHER. Spanish Mdes. Oh. DC.
EDUCATION

FENHE winter session pf the suhsrriher's
L school will commence on the first day
of November. WM. $. REID,
September II. tss
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%egvnes iov 1nie.

4 nWENli likely young negroes for sale
- consisting OF boys, girls, men, women
md children. H. NJ H.4DDILL.
Sept T. ~
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BROWN
has removed his JeWeiler's Shop TO the
tenement next doorto the Vifginian Office,
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes & Brewster.
He takes this opportunity 10 return his sin
cere thanks TO his friends and the public for
the patronage heretofore given him, and as
sures them he will endeavor To merit con.
linnance OF their encouragement, by prompt
and faithful attention 10 their orders for re-
pairing watches and clocks, making and
mending jewelry, or executing any work in
his line with which they may enlrusl him
EDWARD BROWN.
June l. te13
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n GOOD Black smith WANTING, near
~ oionewal Westinghouse, about II
mIles below Lynchburg aud 1 from James
kivet +, at which place shop has been kept
Tor the last q ol IL years by servant, known
10y the name ol Buffers Tom. | was inform.
ed few days since, thai Tom wilbe remoy-
ed this fall To the state Of Tennessee. The
shop is in thick settled neighbourhood and
is supposed TO be as good stand RS any Ia
the county OF cemphrll---any gentleman
that comes we'll recommended asia smith
aud n man OF good morals, can have the
shop aud houses; which are sufficient Tor the
reception OF a small family Also, small
portion OF land 10 cultivate for moderate
reui, or lease for term OF years.
Wheel Wright or Wagon maker is also
wanting. Make application to the subscri.
her, living near The shop.
WM.G. GANNAWAY
Oct. 8. r3to
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I'"NH UUHTNtT VIII Tufnl5h her own bed,
bedding, aud towels.
FOR Day SCHOLARS.
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned, $40
Fuel, >
II is thought proper to state that any one
o all, OF the above enumerated Branches
VIII be taught, as parents or guardians may
direct; where no directions to the CONTRARY
are given, they wifi all in turn come under
our course ofinstruciion.
August 10. ISL
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New Mat Stove.

E%p SAMUEL DINkLE g. Go. have
III MI just opened, IA the house next
.asss.aaS door above Henry Carlton, IL
Co.'S. Shoe Store. ard little
below the Firginian Office, a new aud ex-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

my virtue oi u deed of trust executed 10 the
nj subscribers by Alexander Kitchen a. Ag-
ness his wife, 10 secure the payment oi certain
money therein mentioned to A. ~ q, Brirne,
bearing dale III. 10Th day oil February ls2o.
and daily rotor he'd ~ the ollice oil the clerk Ut
Monroe county, will be sold by public aoc-
ton, Tor ready money al lhe eourhouse-oi
Munroe county, on Monday The 23d day oil
October, 1876, certain tract or parcel ol
and, IN the county OF Monroe, on the public
road leading from the Sweet Springs to Uni
on, ut a branch ot Secoud Greek, containing
by survey $50 acres. The title Is believed
To be unique siionAbe but nclng ps trustee
we shall convey only such tile us Is vested II
US. THOMAS LEWIS.
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