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Marshal Sale.

n pursuance OF decree of the Superia,
IL Court OF Chancery for the Ricbno,t
District, pronounced on the 9Th day OF MI
1926, in the cause of James Lyle, sdmr 5,'
bOnis non with the will annexed of Ii
Lyle, ST. dec. WHO We surviving partner 3
Lyle and Banss. II against Militia or M
dred Rose. n. own right as in her
late capacn # Charles Lying
81, ueeu' 'h' 1er Irving aud
"lher deient ers2ned, marshal
oil lie LNnei t',wlll, on Friday tbe
"a day OIL ~ ne premises, ii aif.
II not, on In, day thereafter. SIM
days excepted, 4Hpose 10 sale, by way of NH.
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, a CERTAIN
tract or parcel OF land, lying in the county If
Nelson, on the waters OF Piney River. con.
tanning FIVE hundred and thirty three arres
being the tract OF land included in the deod
OF trust from Thomas Penn to VIM NJ Wal.
Ter and James 5. Penn, bearing dale the ool
day OF October, 1921, a copy OF which i, filed
rs an exhibit in this cause, and adjoining tba
lands OF David 5 Garland, VIM B. Hsre's 90.
tate and others Terms OF Snle-a credit os
one and two years will be allowed, the mr..
chaser or purchasers, from whom bonds vii,
he required, with one or more good and sutG,
cient securities, payable TO the plaintiff as
admr aforesaid, the title 20 be retained as
further security for the payment of the Dur.
chase money. Possession to be given the
LIST day OF January next, and the purchaserto
have the liberty OF seeding a crop mex, fail
GEO. b. WOODSON, NJ I.p.c2
April Is ctds}6
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fs,AkE CARE IN TIuE.-IIa,in,

FsAKE CARE IN Having
made arrangements in New York for
procuring Iinpldte, Zine, or Shtet iron for
house covering, and also having examined
the best method OF guarding against fire in the
northern Citiea in securing Of the root, win.
dows and the doors, feel myself warranted
IN saying am prepared To execute work in
thus way equal To any in our country, and will
DO II on as low and accommodating terms as
can be afforded, with dispatch.
w. BURD.
April 90. t6t7l
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Itiftu d iuitueI supply III
NEW WNhN s,

among then are
The last OF the Mohicans, in 2 vols. from
the pen OF the celebrated American Novelist,
Mr. Cooper, of New York, author OF The spy,
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, &c. &c. Ibis work IS
pronounced by Critics to be his best pro uc-
ton
National Tales in vols. this is very
superb production, and ought 10 be owned
ny every person.
Matilda, Tale of the day, said TO be ve-
ny excellent work.
Faber'5 Difficulties OF Infdelity, said to be
very fine.
The fores,ers by the authors of Lights
and Shadows, OF Scottish lite, &C. &c.
Verplanck's Essays on the Nature, and
uses OF the various evidences OF Revealed
Religion This work is much prdioedIby those
who have read il.
Treatise on the Christian Doctrine,
complied from the Holy Scriptures alone
by John Milton, in ? vols. This work is We
ny superbly executed, and ought TO be read
by every person.
Letters and Papers Of the late Reyd. Tho
mas Scott, ID ID. never before published with
occasional observations, 10y John Scott, A
VI.
The Book of Fate, new and complete
system of Fortune Telling.
Gummere 5 Surveying. a very new edition
greatly improved.
The Modern practice Of Physic, by Robert
Thomas, NJ. ID. the eighth edition, with vc-
ny considerable additions, &c &c.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro.
bert Thomas, Nj. d.
Together with great many others, all of
which will he sold very lovely
AB2AM II. NORTH.
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INHE SUBSCRIBER has for sal.
Twelve nncommonly. Iikely NEGROES
4 men and 3 women, two of them very good
PLAN cooks. One boy ID years old, two Girls
one the other 10 years old ; one boy and
little girl 3. The above named negroes, il
not previously sold, will be offered privately
al Bedford election.
CORNELIUS CROW.
April 90. e,v37
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A T the rules held in the Clerks office
"A otthe county court Of Franklin. the 9th
day OF March 1925
Samuel Helm, Pit.
against
William Downey aud Gatewood Quarles,
Delts.
Inc defendants not having entered their
appearance aud given security according 10
the act OF Assembly and the rules otthis court
and At appearing TO the satisfaction oil the
court, That theyeEe not inhabitants OF this
state ) On the notion Of the plaintiff by coun-
set, Ii is ORDERED that the said defendants do
appear here enthe first Monday in June next,
and answer thebill of the plaintiff And that
copy OF This order be forthwith published
in the virginia. for eight weeks successfully,
and that another copy be posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy -reste,
SO re. N. DICKINSON, d. c.r.c.
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Trust Sale Of Negroes.

Rf virtue of two several deeds of trust.
hJexecuted by Geore Martln to lanes Penn
and The undersigned, the frs on the 3lst da,
OF January, 1921, and the other on the 9TH
day OF August, 1924, and both of record in the
clerks office OF Campbell county court, for
purposes therein expressed shah, on Thurs.
DAY, the 4th day of May next, at George Mar.
I'm $ mouse, upon Otter river, in Campbell
county near the mouth of Flat greek, offer
.or sa,e, al auction, without reserve, for cash,
'ne following valuable slaves, or so MANY As
shall satisfy tie purposes of the trust. viz -
Minney, Martini, Henry, John, Charlotte and
Edfnnnd-Qt IS a. condition in the trusts that
me sad slaves shall be sold in place or out of
p'aee)-such title only as is vested in the
trustees viii be given--although the title is
believed to be un9uesionable.
JOHN n. MURRELL,
ApFh a. ctds3e Acting trustee
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NOTICE Will be sold on the 18th of
" May next, il fair, il not, the next fair
day thereafter, ut the residence Of the late
William ?. Tebbs, in the county of Boietourt,
Oh credit OF SIX months, all tho personal es-
tate. OF which the said Iebbs died possessed.
Bonds with approved security will be re
qured.-Purchase for sums under $40 cash
will be required. Those persons indebted 10 the
decedeni viii please make arrangements tor
pnynlent between this and the day OF sale.
His creditors likewise ARE requested TO nuke
their respective claims known 10 tho
REPRESENTATIVES,
Of sad Tebbs.
N. r. The undersigned will receive propn-
sitions for the ale of one undivided third
part OF said William ? Tehbs r"nl estate.
HENRY w. rEBRS.
April 90. c3w-37
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LYNCHBURG FEMALE
A GAD2WYs

IAHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method to
- express his gratitude tor the liberal pat
ronage which has Been heretofore extended
TO MN, and to inform his patrons and the
public generally, that the exercises of the pre-.
sem session commenced on Monday thu 9Th
January, Gnst) Tie hns taken ibat largeIt nd
Commodious establishment Oh Third street,
formerly known as the Bell Tavern, IN II
healthy and retired situation, and has assOci
ated with him in Encouragement OF the IN
stitution the Rev. josiah Cole, formerly oil
Norfolk, who, to an accurate knowledge OF
the sciences, adds more than twenty years ex-
pGrienCe as a teacher. In this institution are
taught all the branches of an Engl ISL educatI
on, including Music, Painting on Paper, Vel
vet, Satin, Wood aud the various branches
Of Needle Work. There will be always en-
ployed four competent teachers. Terms the
same as heretofore. Pupils from distance
will be accommodated with board in the SUBJ
scriher's family for fifty dollars per session,
payable in advance, or forty.6ve dollars, the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and
towels
Parental attention and care will at all
times b6 paid TO those who may DO placed in
our family Ms bosrders.
For character, qualifications, &c. reference
to Col. VIM. Is. Lynch, Rev. f. q. Smith,
Rev John Fairly, Rev. Edward Cannon, Da-
vid Kyle, Ro. Kyle David H. Edley. Doct.
Howel Davies, Robert Morriss, saml Bran,.
ford, Abran r. North, Norhorne Nj Talialer.
TO and the Editors of the Yrginian.
ALEX. T. DOUGLASS.
Jan. 10 tsI4
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H9CE TO HIRE.
VALUABLE LAND FOR sALr-7He

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-7he
' subscriber o0ers for sale the tractof land
on iehieh he resides. situate on both SIDES ot
Failing Greek, m the countyof Bedford, cor
tanning BY recent surrey, 404 acres-Ihis iaud
isWeii mProred, haring on II treo good dueiiing
Honses, wHh all necessary out houses attached
to ht farm, aud good orchards II lies uiiaia
about t'ro mites Of q manufacturing mill, in a
populOus aeighborhood, 4 withm 25mdts ofhc
tOlon Of Lynchbrg, IN hapetimg 10 Which you
pass ORE about 10 miles Of turnpike road -
There Is on sad tract Of land about loo acres
Of good tobacco land get to clear, and consid-
crabls portion Of that Uhich is cleared is fresh.
aud n good heari.
Teens Of sale, one third ofthe purchase mo-
neg null be required in hand, aud for The resi-
due, a credit II one and tWo gcars NIL be CIR.
en-, the purchasers giring bonds ieih Gpprorsd
personal security.
Should a pirate safe no, be effected by the
2oth day o, haqnert, (of rhich due noticc uil
be gietn i maie.) the subscriber uiR on that
dan offer sdtd iand for safe, on the premises, BY
t0og o. public auction. on the terms qboUe men
toned. ELIJAH H'EEkS.
.4pra 20. tlds37
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Fk'8UsI SALE BY virtue Of a dted Of
i Trust. 20 lbe Subscribers. executed ny
Freedman aarr, hearing date the 10th dey OF
Awjl, ls.5, aud 81 feonrd ~ the clerk o.
Ice Vi me { .auiy court OF Caaphell aud tor
the purposes therHia menlloned,we shalt pro
coed to s.sli, AZ public auction, for cash, on
the va day 81 Alat next, II far, not, the
neat tar day thereafter, (Su'days exeefied,)
in front oil the Fraal,lip Hotel. in the town
Of l.ynchhuFg, tie following property, 10 vii /.
A Tract of Laud. wing "a the county OF
Cainthell. on the waters of Archer's creek
aud continuing, according 10 sad deed. go
Acres aud the following slaves, 10 wi -
Frank, sally, hannah. Ann, sindy aud Bd-
", together With their increase, er 50 maek
shereet as may be necessary. in order TO tar
~ inle effect The provisions contained IA said
deed III. title IL sind property Is believed
10 be good, but acting as trustees We shall on
~ convey such title n Is in US vested by said
deed. W. NELSON,
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE.
April go. tctds37 Trustees
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VALUABLE LAND for saIe--wdl

"
be sold, 10 the highest bidder, on Wed.
nesdny the 18th day OF June, upon the premi.
srs, the tract of Land on which | live. This
tract Is situate on Beaver Island creek, IN
tn, apner end of Rockingham county, North
Carolina. within four miles OF Dan River, and
was in his lifetime, the residence OF Col
James Hunter. II contains, by survey, Five
Hundred eighty-four and halt acres about
300 Of which are cleared and IN culiiva-
ton, 10 OF which are creek Low Grounds, e
quail IN any on Dan River. The improve
ments are dwelling house, that, with little
repair might be made comfortable, Two or
three Tobacco Bsrns l. other necessary out
houses. One other Tobacco Barn will prnba
bly, be built on the farm by the fall a. II Is
expected thatthose who wish 10 purchase will
view The land before the day Of sale. fur.
iher description OF il is thought unnecessary.
The terms of this sale will he. one-tbird OF
the purchase money paid in hand. one-third
the Isl day Of January uext,and one third the
1T day Of January, 1923 The purchaser viii
give bond and security for the second aud
last payments, and a lain on the land. Pos
session will be gwen on The hrst day of Jan.
nary, with the privilege oil sewing grain in the
fall j ". HEREFORD.
April 90. c6w.37
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Nrs. Essex & daughters,

aaaISs bobCA "a ouA- htCAo
LAVE just received from New York
1 variety OF articles IN their line OF bu-
siness, among = inch are the newest fashions
OF plain and dress bonneis which are very
tusly, aud to which they invite the attention
of their customers They have on hand,
Leghorn, Straw, silk and Chip Don
nets. Of different qualities. 8 trim-
med 10 Sait Udriety 0ftaste.
Also, handsome assortment of
Caps CottaretS. TurJans and elegant
Head Ornaments.
All of which they offer for sale at very ,redu-
ced prices. They continue to make Ladies
Dresses in the newest fashions aud in the best
manner.
They also Dye or Bleach and Trim old
Bonnets in the nestest manner.
Win their accustomed assiduity l. prOmp.
titude they still continue their attention TO
their customers in the town aud country.
Duly approaching past tavOurs, they hope
for the continuance of that liberal attention
from their friends and the public with which
they have hitherto been INDUCED.
April IL. tcts70
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Dust handed

At ArdieNs' Truly Cheap Store
q bags prime coffee
d do do pepper
hhds. moasse5
Together with choice assortment OF lTo9e
ries
Also, in store few hhds. of rum
And several crates earthenwaIe
3 cases mems coarse shoes
700 pair slilChdowns do
80 jack screws
Is doz cotton cards
Il do wool do
3 hhds assorted stoneware
bales white, red and yellow aanns.o
leo reams wrapping paper
All of which we are selling very low
AT our Truly Cheap Store'
Feb. %. Main Street.
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NoTiCE-By virtue Ola deed OF irus.'
y from William Laokey 10 the subscribers,
bearing date Tie sd OF July. 1921, aud OF re-
cord IN the county court Of BEDFORD We shall.
tor the purposes therein expressed, expose 10
sale, by way oil public auction. on Saturday
the 9th day OF May neat, at the house OF said
Laekey, near the widow Nade's, IN the coun-
~ of Bedford, for cash, The following slaves
aud other property, viz Two Negro Girls,
Ritter and sally, also one sorrel Mare, one
black pied Cow, two red Heiiers. Two feather
beds, one Bureau. one folding 1able-Such
title rs is given by The trust decd viii be
made 70 the purchaser and none other.
THOMAS DAVIS,
THOMAS PRESTON,
April 90. ctds37 Trustees.
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.Mies ana Grt,n n. reuerf,

Tbom0s .Mies nni Grftn y. Ieuei1,
tEsAkE NO1lCE-Ihat On IA. ia.
before the fourth Monday in luly -
between the rising aud setting ol lhe ,i'..
iiie house oi Fireman Nainrght al he n.
dow "i ''aase Greek, N TIE count, Of L..
lofd. VIII proceed 10 TAKE the dpnosi,ica.= =,
Thomas Stewart. Elisha Hall ant Other. -.
he dep"a.iions OF Frederick brown ami -
ers al the dwelling liaase ii he said II.
in the county Of Sumner. Wes, r,an,
see on the third Nedne sday in Noyen,i.-
1870, betwe the rising. and setting If -.
sah, and he dispositions Of William NJ.
sen md others on the fourth Nfdncs,a,. :.
November, 1876, between The rising and II u
ting oi The sun, in the comfy OF WIlljams,.
al the Courthouse tlefeof,in West Iennr.ss.s
aud will continue from cay 10 day AT the.
VeraI places appointed, until the deposi,ia..s
are completed, 10 be read as evidence II, o.
injunction now depending in the BeJfogJ
county court, in which am complainant AM
yon are defendants, when aud where , s''a
may attend should you mink proper
April i3 c4y3f
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NEW ARRIVAL.


1DHE subscriber has Just received by the
- latest arrival from Philadelphia, the FOL
lowing articles, viz: Memoirs OF the Lite ot
the right hon. Richard brlnsIey Sheridan, by
Thns Moore, in vol.
Napoleon aud the Grand Army in Russia, OF
critical examination of Count Philip De Sc,
gur's work, by Gen Gourgaud, in vol
The Emperor Napoleon's expedition TO Rus
STA, ia 1912, by Count Philip De oegnr, in
vols
The contribution ofQ @. to a periodical
work with pieces never before published by
the late Jane Taylor in vols
Tales of the Wild and Wonderful IN ! vol.
The Sketch book in 2 vols.
Hume's Smolets and Bessets History OF
England in vois.
Elements OF Therapeutics and Mate ria Me-
dica by \ Chapman in 2 vols.
The Elements OF Experimental Chemistry
! by William Henry in 3 vols,
The Surgical aud Physiological works OF
John Abernathy of London in 2 vols.
Medical enquiries and observations upon
the diseases ofthe human mind by BEN amin
Rush in vol.
Flags family Dentist III vol.
| SCOTS Infantry Tactics III . vols.
! Lord Byrons Works in vols. gilt binding.
new American System OF Book Keeping
| by James Bennett in vol.
Adams Geography andAuas.
Smileys do. do.
Gummeres' Surveying.
Grscum's Questions in English Gramma,
| for the use OF schools.
| The Heroglyphical Fortune Teller, sup
posed to have been invented by Bonapare.
The last of the Mohicaus, by the author oil
! the Pioneers.
Raudoph's Culinary Gardener, by ma
tive of Virginia
piworth's Spelling Book
! Life OF Washington, Pocket Maps of Va.
Pocket books large and small with clasps
! lPink letter paper, &c. &c All of which
be will sell very low for cash.
/ CHS. A. WITHERS.
| March 10.
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Bedford, February Rules 1926.
Dec. 90.

Bedford, February RuieS 1895.
Thomas Preston and David Creushaw, late
merchants and partners, trading under the
Grm OF Preston aud CrenshaW, Pits.
against
John q. Crump and Mary Crump, Defts.
The defendant John G, Crump, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly ard the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing by the
Shertfs return on the process issued in this
cause, he is not an inhabitsnt OF this
country. 1t is ord ned that the said defend
ant doth appear here on the first day OF the
noXt May term and answert the plaintiffs bill.
and that copy OF this order be inserted in
The firglnian, and posted up at the front door
OF the courthouse Of the seid county on two
several court days
A Copy Ieae.
SO &c. STEpTOE, c, nc.
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REMOVAL.
THO.Myio J. DUNhh,

HAS removed his wholesale and retail
i l. Drug and Medicine Store, q doors be-
low his old s,aud, in The tenement formerly
occupied by Mr.. John NJ. Warwick.
Feb. D. tS5o
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a New Patent heAstead.

uWE Subscriber, Cabinet Maker in the
4 civ OF Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public IN general aud Cabinet Makers in
particular, that he has visited Lynchbnrg for
the purpose OF eKhIbitlng his new and highly
improved bedstead joint fastening, and that
he has had n bedstead made on this plan,
which may he seen al Mr. Norris Franklin
Hotel, where all Eho feel an interest in an
Improvement IN this most useful article, are
invited 10 call and view it--for a description
OF which lie refers them to the very respecta.
Bile certificates attached to this advertisement
The subscriber also informs tue Cabinet Ma
kers OF the several adjoining counties, that he
has sold 10 Mr. Robert Norris, OF this place,
the exclusive right and liberty of using and
vending 10 others 10 be used, the above nam
ed fastenngs, and should application be
made Mr. NJ. will either sell the lasteuings or
the patent right, to use them. There is no
doubt but the person having the exclusive
right for any town or county, will be emu
BLEED TO monopoliae the business.
The public's humble servt.
ISAAC COOPER.
We the Subscribers do hereby certify that
No have purchased of Mr.. Isaac Cooper, of
Baltimore, the right of using his patent bed
stead aud have found it most useful inven
lion--fhe great facility with which this kind
Il beasiead eau BE put up or taken down, e.
ven 10y the most ignorant servant, added to
the most perfect strength aud durability of
the fastening, render, it far preferable 10 any
thing OF the kind We hive ever seen, aud am
SIRE that all who try it will be equally pleas.
ed--Iu c4se of fire, when person Whistles 10
move at short notice, this kind OF bedstead
can be taken down IN one minnte--Ihis Cir
cumsrance alone renders them invaluable.
Given nnder our hauds.
ARCHIBALD WART, Fredericksburg
DAVID l. BURR, Richmond
SAAL X. COLDWELL,. Petersburg.
JACOB BALTZELL, Baltimore.
JOSEPH W. ENrLER, ,
JOHN NEEDELS, :,
EpNAfD NEEDELS,
Jan. l.. 4W2f
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The Subscribers haze Just receLued

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IHG SUBSTITUTES huJC j"s1 ICCtIUou'
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Calr;n' magnesia ono ROSE lin salye
Carh d. KoJ vafers
Npad's anti.dispeptic BLACK do
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eorsanar,Ila 100, RoJ do
china do Cbinese vermillion
Orrs do prnes;an blue No
Mathematician, yon,,i.,.,.cd
on it, ca,,;sI ,,LiGn.
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En.o,n. do Cronn1 camvond
III ,vormsoad V;,ar,,n,
Srror r.rhnnatn odaIr,r,,,nI fns,ic
Carbonate do Red saunders
rnrtor;r rid pII, ,.;,rioI
Tnr,ar emetic lam lack
pnIy' inecac T;a blne
Gam, assaf,p,ila lnnatto
Priv ;aIan sIacainy suus
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hooks aud stationary

nNHE SUBSCRIBER has received by the
II lale arrivals, direct from Philadelphia
and Now York, very large additional sup
ply OF
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Cells
~ in the Lunatc Hospital in the City
of Williamsburg, are all occupied, and that
no more patients will be received in the
said Hospital, until some of the said Cells
are yacant-due notice of which will be
given.
By order of the Court of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, &C. D.
July 90, 1925. mts49
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS..

~ HE Subscriber has the pleasure OF an
L nouncing to the pubic that he has just
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DYE NEAL The subscriber has a
IL quantity of Rye Meal for sale at the
LyncAburg Mills. HONSON s. WHITE.
April 30. o,97
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-26
ouADRATURE'OF THE CIRCLE.

The subscriber, about year since, succeed
ed in discovering the true Quadrature OF the
Circle, by means Of equative and comparative
quantities, formed by complication OF arcs q
circles; and he believes, ON principle never be-
fore attempted.
At the time the discovery was made, the sub
scriber's situation placed it out of his power TO
offer il for the examination OF the matinee atl:
clans in this part of the country, but that ditfi-
Guilty being now removed, he i. DESTROYS, Tor
the improvement of science, of having the e.
ouations and figures laid before some protessed
mathematician, vino may feel an interest IN the
solution Of this long sought-for problem.
But it will be remembered, that on no con-
sideration will he suffer any of the papers, or
figures, to be taken from his possession; nor
can he even allow their inspection but IN MS
own presence, and on reciprocal understand
ing. This Seing prize problem in Europe,
will, he hopes, be sufficient apology Tor these
necessary precautions
The quantity of a Circle whose diameter is
one, hath hitherto been considered 10 contain
1888, sc. but by the present discovery II IS
lound 10 contain more than 20, and it is some
what surprising to the subscriber, considering
the extensive use Of the Circle, that SO great an
error should have SO long remained undetec,ed
by those ingenious and skilful men, whose mi
mute penetrations seem to have reached the
darkest region of mystery. The discovery
will undoubtedly be honorable to the rising
science of this country, and so far to remove
those uniavourable impressions SO genel ally
maintained IN Europe against its progress here.
Any professed mathematician, who may teei
DESTROYS of inspecting the Equations and com.
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