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. gft0ote FToPetyJOT Sale Real g. PerSoo0J
Hi The last will aud tesnent Of Iuke Bo,
u WI, be sold TO the highest bidder, on T,,, ~ =
-o.a aGy q Nov next, II fair, otherwise The nsxf 60;
al the late residence of the decd thai vsbl 80, "a
IN me county OF Amelia mile distant from p;Ii
u ea S'ue 81 The direct road aiding 10 Amelia ,t
tiehmond, Containing 500 acres Of which ~ ION
soH III Woois aud heavily imhered with phe ost &
.ne son wen adapted TO raising Of tobacco oon 1or
uu NHeai the piantatiVn excellent order e,r
having considetabie portion OF newly cleared I M ~ us
saoh he2lthy and desirah!e residenee hgv;n. = d.,
"tlhS rouse nearly finished, together with All nc
IN good repair also large Granefv with Iii ~ So
Toues il securing crops. There are 400 srIecrcd ~;
III lu pefieeton The land well water ed with email
seans running through it, further deseription il
unnecessary ~ those wishing 10 purehsse will ye L. -
,lr' be1. Branch, the Admini,,rator v .br,,
M y,u t 70 ny prFson wishing @ view it,
HsH DC sod ot The same fine and t,jo-s al ~ ,
S'uS 70 tue SAID decedeut together with tbp &C. 20 -
Stsefip'ion Which s large yalnabe eToo of go oS
barrels, folder aud pork ,lseb,J ii - sy 'O1
pisntstiyn u en;il &c A''4'e" lux ni'utes
WHlbe sold on The I4th day of-Dec II f,;r ,,t , =
ueAt isl, day before the Eagle Tavern in rbp 80, IS -
% Cue interest Of Luke Bolt dec 10 niece. Of i
70 wH- 1ne equal but undivided eighth mart of 81 %
P4loel q iand commonly called Buekis A. CuoIrTI 60
uPPo'ea 70 contain 100 equal but nnJiviJ
i6ne part OF three undivided fourth part OF ali d.,
Coal Land, commonly called the C;re,t Ia a't OF
1so, one equal but undivided Ell hh mai Of 49,;
az I T 9i an nat tract Of Coal Land commonly sssd
S ss,,.. Es supposed 10 contain S. f-2 acre.
aL-lthS-Eor the Land, one third ~ thc - -
t '4atd me -Oh Nov. $780, the balance IN t,vo
S , pay mems Bonds with approved security and ~ i
VI Gus. GU tne land TO the payrnents fThe -
property VIII be sold credit of -
approved security will be require cd for ali .,rs VII
amount hhd less, cash. An those indebt ed to tbs et
CLAIMS are requested to bring them In n, a. rio
ths' provision may be made Tor their dchsrce
.,., 80 WM. W0RSIART, Adrnr.
Nov is ' tue WIZ aHAe xed OF Luke Bott dec.
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FOR LENNE - I,EN.li p

yituE SnhsShe Intending decline ercantilc Bu.i-
ness, about Chr'stna would Ltae Kent his stand
ys On ,ne main Stage Road from Richmond ChMlo,tes-
- .n mites so"Ne Goechland courthouse. For terms
'Fl9 20 me subscriber or M Sanue! Damn Rirhmund.
n, &C MARTIN JAMES.
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Limit, Negroes, stuck, &c. Tor SAFE
ashiNd about r. my residence, shall ,frsr Tor ,al
on e picmists, 1iou 10y the 2fst Of Jan newt To- IA
hgh,t hiddfr on credit u !, years the Plantation on
Wifh reside, 20 the county % Ames 40 miles from
Mgra' 10 IRON Petershurg AID from Amelia erthous
ms utct Is bounded BY The q sntu Road ON the Norfb
~ Fiat lex on the South and contains between 1900 g
acre Ut land go Of which low grounds psrf,, no. ~
here are 200 bushelsof wheat ihe aud n rod az,
eeI and oue work done iu the re4s corn g, rhere
al e aud comfortable dwelling house The land bugt
wnhn the last years houses for doueio purpose! GOOD
ssoie gafn With hre'.ng machine attached (enfslv
neQ large tnbsceo barns, al good repair. The tract n
required NAY be adyanaseo1sy divided two psrfs H.
sls 70 esth dlgiiion iar proFooa or wood laad and
houses aecessary foi farming purgosss
nj the same zine and place shall cell 90 The biebe bid
He' iT cash. 40 negrtef, a Of then born and raced m M
plantation The stock Of 40 kinds horses eatte h,-. ssr
n2wshoa kitchen furniture plantation utensiIr con- fJd,
'hYes, straw then femsimrg on the place will he sold
n'ior he aud, boHds with approved srcufiiy and a
ueea Of ft on he property Forthe personal ptopeft, aud
ctsdii On ~ month"; bearing interest tom ihe dse N nj
wili be reqhsed. " II nan go, ~ 81 ''N
H7w Branch, Amelia, INV 6. 1871
~, d. .e o. zoe Ncgroes and the pfsonsi property
BE- sold ~ no. - a. :,
hov.g. q. ~ 49,. -
TIE Edhors ~ ue Naiional Iu eilissnrsr win eara IA,
A"oye adeinemtni weekly 900 day 81 sale and srf e
arccuni 60 this rIcc. q 'N''
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~ yN'CRER = DRRPER 81 T1IT0R

" 10 - = IT : lIIt.AFIIH y I.IIL)R,
~ LII continues at Their old stand NJ WcoTnrr Of toh a
~ Streets where MS very best exerti9ns sh be- JJ A.
ensure nun continuance OF the liberal patronage
inc tate nfn and Tor which he tenders his thanE lie ba.
lu't oened very Handsome and entire new sortrt ~
a.. uyOD9 quite equal 10 agy Tecsved-cop.i,t.
nS generally oi blue. black and most fs.hiosbIe %
OLoiuS CASSlMENES, of various Qualities anon
~noh are many Of The very TstTafs Also han dson as
soen Of YES TING, and every other article IL h.. Inc all
"hh be WI make up in the very best most fll,ns
bic 'iyis' and very ttrsunable terms
Richmond, October Cd 1877 - r.
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Therefore. Resolved, That this meeting COR
shutting large portion of the citizens of powha-
tsn (and expressing is confidently believed, the
opinions of a large majority of those who are sb~
senD will use all fair and legal mean 10 promote
tho election of Andrew jackson 10 the Presidency
OF the u States,
Resolved, Tha, this meeting approves of the
ususl and regular mode of nominating Electors OF
tretident and Vice President oil the u States, by
the Rep esentatives of the people in the General
Assembly; and see reason why il should he
changed so long as the general ticket system Pc
walls.
Resolved, That our delegates from this coan-
~ and Senator from this district in the General
Assembly, be Instructed to attend the meeting of
me members of the Legislature which will be
heid in Nichmond during the approaching winter /,
ior the purpose OF recommending an electoral
ticket to the good people of this commonwealth
composed OF characters friendly to he eleciion OF
Andrew Jackson and to use their best ex eriions
IN selecting the most firm, intelligent and popular
men to place on said ticket, and to gle their iull
aud at any such meeting to any measures which
they may deem advisable TO promote the otiects
OF this meeting.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and re-
solutions be sign ed by the Chairman end Secreta-
ry' and published in the Richmond Enquirer and
such other newspapers in this State and the city
OF Washington, as are opposed to tie re. election
of John = Adams.
WITT or =,
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u Uelaabie Iiqnfation for S0Ie

var SsbseTi6y e9ts FOR sale his Plantation an II, co,
AGO ~ '.coeT tyi'S on CheLahoniny Sspasp
@ -, Is - miles from the eityof Rickmou6 ~,
4;trnYike passes through it, There ave nor,
5ss 'oa'ea hase HeVsr been cleared; tAe timber on 3
s g., faH rot Superior any IA this seeifo, q,
acre are 80 acres ofereeilent 5Isadoso Land ~
sf, gag Part lying beOsg The Turnpike .rould d,
-.5yaiPoSta 9J There IL Il Sd-p Nil spitEn IgfS
et i n sSe 9 a,s &c grGt aaV9ntage any gish
ed9''HeeessaTy those dssir0us Of rs,tiug ,t = J,
I , 4isv IT, Ss5ha St9yrs iuiHg a;of,g frE .oH
a. my ttfRej application TO be Made 10 Aim or
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NpiE Coprrfner'hip Of J. Dr. & r. Ns,h yea. ,- ,t 3,,
,'s' dissolved BY mmos oonsent Ferrous hsvn- e,,a.
WI rfsse present them, and fJse .13thtd male .
~ Nslhsho 8uS 5fiied 90 sele ho affairs az Ne
"~" JSO o.. NASH
IUOS. NASH
T. IT, NASH,
3fE.bERS ii' oaut' 90 ilc fenit ~ tfs lsfe s,e t
',"fh, ben, hl having purchased the Interest oi 81,
lho'. Nmhihc B0ak Stationary p.adin- hn.ss,. e.
nsd ii heretofore, ill rsoe-,ffc sliei,s rooi
tfgn oi Heir pai5au,-r. '''
$50
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vpe,1 a. - I--hLER, BINDER s. STATIoNER
lrE as lately received extensrye addition, 90 t.
Of s,n,r writing Of various knd aud oe srfie
~ k5eT' constantly hand general as,ort,,, 81 n
chants co,n Lese' and other auxiliary Book, for AIs
AieraoJ"n, rooms, Record and shcras Books PoeLe.
Foets KIM Ihef!ao%e;er Spy Glasses Microscope. Pen
1olo SNNes, uohes, Maihr mssioal Instruments ysi.-
Walking Canes, NNa'n'' u'id Z Siiyer Pens,
Christians; 80 N'' 'OI various denominations Of
eep ,as s,uI variety Of School Books New Novels Mis-.
and ,sy pys,e; Of Book Binding done in the be,
Sey ~ "r''eie charged Al the lowest price
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bf such size shall be from time ine required One
bali TIE sPeee quantity require each yard must be de-
vered or before the it 81 April 1923 and te other baff
BY the i' Of July Ioos9s Tie whole Of bs Cordage
respective Navy Yards The foregoing quantity viii be &c
fqAy contracted for, with the stipulation that tie actual
gulu,ity At aDY all the Yards, may angnen 80
per cent GO days notice he beng given 10 te Goact
Eseh ofeI" must state whether Is Tor Pa,en or Com.
mou Laid" Cordsge.
Oott9. 57-utD
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NAVY COMMISSIONERS OrFIcE, }
18Th OclOber. S827

UHHE CommisonerS Of the Navy viii receive sealed r .
~ Poss', until The it OF December, Tor supplying the
United States Navy during the year e2s, he following
quantity OF eofdsge, 70 he made OF the hest
the yarns TO be Arredi every nstnee teas, weeks
fore being laid into Cotdage,
50 tons to he delivered the Navy Yard in ChsreoUn
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toe offered. The repo,t That 1t is to be o4iese
Mr.. Scarlet is without foundation, though we
think il highly probable that that gentleman will
succeed Charles Wstherel as Attorney General.
Upon the whole we consider Mr.. Canning to he
in little danger of having his Administration broke en-
up. His strongest opponent will, be Mr. Peel,
who divides the popularity of the country with
him. snd who has the Church 10 assist and back
him. OF the two, perhaps MIR. Peel has more OF
The public confidence thar Mr.. Canning. To
conclude, we consider the present to be the com
mencem-nt of contest between tbese two emf
nent persons, Mr.. Canning and Mr.. Peel. The
Duke OF Wellington most strongly supports Mr..
Peel, and the friends of his Grace seem 10 think
hat Mr.. Caanng's administration will be a mere
rope of sand -
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every naiicnasi feeling; it il perpe,ra,ng o, ON.
'iiany as tecompense Of another villainy, and a
converting OF friendly governments into agents OF
foreign politics.
hrnaps we shall return to this pamphlet. The
w'nef remarks on the Congress of Psnams, are
nlgniy interesting. He says it wac got up by Bo-
,,'' as one means for bringing the whole of
inspaho America under his domination
Phil Gazette.
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- '''''"' ''-''"' u IT I|TTT
CHARLES CARROLL, of c.

The PresideRcy.- We arc truly grstifed 10
learn, what we had every reason 10 anticipate.
tbst William II CIswford, one IT the most
lncouUpiibls ststesmea IN the " States. is on b.
posed to the re- election Of J Q Adam. and ff,f
he.tvill support Sen. Aad Jackson in prefereprr
70 Mr.. hdams Ulster Stnfine2.
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U. STATES AND BRAZIL

An anonymous writer in the New York Ma.
uonai Advocate presents the annexed view of m.
'@'e occurrence at Brazil. which it appears to be
10 more than justice 10 Mr.. Racquet 10 COW. W.
think 1t proper TO say, no wever, that This s,,,.
men' does not al al! affect the view we have here.
.oiore taken OF 1t. II the alleged insult vas de-
ioerNe and premeditsteG undoubtedly Mr. R,aus,
hao no alternative; he could not do otherwise In,
withdraw from his official station in that C,ovsrn
men'. Dni' II II was accidentsl-if it was drawn
'o!huy stro"g provocation-if il the effect of
irssPprehension between the parties-tben. i,.o
pears 20 us, explanations should have been -,
and waited for. This however is. at pr..er,
mere matter OF speculation, and we throw m,
'hese h'hts only by way of caution against uupe.
| cessafiiy rousng The feelings OF thi. People in .
case which may not present Iii occasion for ,bs
display OF them: TNot I,
| TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE.
Sir: From an article which | saw few DAYS
since in the National Intelligencer, il would an-
pear that impression existed at Wasbingto,
that MIR. Racquet had demanded his Passports to
return home from b. azil, because the Brig S,srIr
had been practically captured. Having been an
eye witness TO the recent transactions al Rio ,ls
Janeiro, allow me 10 state, through the medium of
your paper, that 1t was not the capture of The br;
| Spark, or the brig Ruth, or the brig Matilda
"hen iAcuced 'hat spirited measure the part of
| our Charge des Afaires; but the Dersonoi ;,s,,Jt
which he received in his official Capacity. from the
Marfuis OF MAGIC, when he, Mr. Racquet, reo,es, ed
, an explanation OF that hish-handed measure MIR
| wright, the American Consul, wss Likewise
grossly insulted by Admiral La Mar, when he
demanded the liberation OF the American seamen
who were confined in double irons. Such wers
truly the reasons which induced Mr. Racquet 10
call Tor his passports. The Government is bv
this time unqneslionsbly acquainted with all the
facts; but as hIr. Rssuet is ,tin absent ,hipt- i,
due 10 him TO throw this light upon his motive. T
have never ye, learned that the injuries inflicted
by the Orders in Council. or the Berlin or Milan
I DEGREES, were followed by contemp,uous treat
ment OF our Representatives at the Court. Of
London or Paris Il mas reen reserved for III.
Iyrant OF Brazil 10 set hat example /, is to be
hoped such conduct will meet its just reward.
Il Friend TO Truth.
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NJ. CARROLL. % CAnRnLLrON

we CsAANANDAs4At VI CAIElkOliIN)N
The question has often been asked, and ;he mat
ter much discussed in the public prints. ., hat are.
Mr.. CAROLS opinions concerning the next cleo
ton OF President The subioinsd extrac, with
which we have been iavoured by friend from
letter TO gentleman in Annapolis, will put the
subject AZ rest. u shews that air. Carroll has de-
teTmined to withdraw, for the remainder Of hi.
life, (Which we trust is destined to be prolonged
Tor many years 10 Gomez from political concerns.
and abstain from The expression, or perhaps If pos
-ible, the forming Of opinions on such subjects
Ia the present instance, entertaining high res
pec iof both the distinguished men before the Peo-
pie, he has resolved to be scu,ral as to them. and
to interest himself only in wishes for his country
good During bis evsntful lie. he has had sb1n-
Jani opportunities OF learning that the People sre
fully competent to choose, without his opinions
or those o. any other man, being brought to bear
upon Their decision. Bat. Gdz.
IN T'T2 ACV.
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SIN
feceivei yesterday your letter Of the
23i. take 10 part ~ The contest respecting On,
election Of the next President; Of coufss give mo
opiaion, which Of the candidates should be The
choice OF the people. Anxious for The welfare oil
The country, ny only wish IL, :h1t il may Eli on
him, whose measures will be solely directed to the
public COOL
remsia, Ell, with respect
Your most humble servant
CHARLES CARROLL, of CT
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VERY respectfully You're .

Extract Of Letter from gentleman IN Ohio.
a. II is my opinion tina, General Jackson will get
the is votes of Ohio. was he first to offer my
self candidate for elector in favor of Gen Jack
son On The former occasion. 1 shall not be Last
on the next. 10
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the following letter has been handed MS for
publication by The Jackson Committee; and ~,
are de"fei TO state that the information solicited
VIII be @peedily furnished By the COMMITTEE 49,
7pd that 70 wil slso be most Satisfactory and con
elusive. II Is probable we will be sble to Law The
doelmsht s''ulei TO- before the public In our next
lgNosdDHe Republican.
GENrLEmsN a. = meeting Of the J,rtsoo
Committee Of Correspondence, for the coontv ~
Hamilton, on The Sist 81 last month, the unjs,-
signed were appointed select Connitee 9" 10
open and continue correspondence WIKI stpiI,r
committees, and with the friend. anil svppor,c,. ..
General Jackson in this and other States OF the n.
mon, With view 10 promote lie election Of fb,,
iLLOsfRlOUS CITIZEN to lie next p,ss
dsncy." ''7'
/" he performance Of 0e doiy imposed ypo, %.
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Trust Sale of paluaole Land and Negroes.


execution OF deed Of trust, from Lew Jou., aud Pru
ms we to the payment of various debts due
IRON The late IN OF Morris aud Jones' the subscribers will
proceed u sell public auction the 10th DAY January
a I,, IL not the next sr day. at the residence of Lew
JONES' ia tue county OF Nttoway, the of land which
eesnes, ON Big Nottowsy river, 1915 I2 acres
due Po"n OF Hat and bered land the upland fertile in
hgh stale OF improvements good condition for farming
anu wen adapted 10 the culture whelt tobacco and
Cotton new and commodou dwelling house, ice house and
all necessary out houses This estate situated in healthy
and agreeable neighhouhooi miles Of Peters
burg Aso other tract III land
portion nat land lying M the Luenburg aud Motto
way on both sides ., Big NOuowsy river, adoinng tn.
known Falls Mills which have been heretofore sold for the
benefit OF the ereddrs"f the late firm of MorIs. Jones'
'", one other tact Of land containing 266 lying IA
he county o Lunenbuig the road IL aiding the Falls
oil Holloway river TO Lunenburg Courthouse.
In execution OF the aforesaid deed the and
place, the suhsrrhers will sell in like manner be,
w.eh 40 AMI % valuable slaves large potion boy
and also oarriase but little The Subscribers will also
sell under the provisions OF the said deed the aforesaid
Jones' stock Of all kinds, which considered TO be yalu,,
consisting Of horses (ncrns pair of horses cows, hogs.
s"d sheep. AO, all his household and kitchen furnt,.
aIninS utensils incluing Wagon anI star. The land will
ne sold on aer,t o one aud two years. personal tat. ON
credit Of twelve months TIE giving bonds with
approved security The sale continue iroin day DAY
until completed.
Nov %. ~. 20 a.,
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!. GILES.
Wig,oan. Grammar School.

THE extent which this Institution has be Ell
iom IFS aud the advantages which, under
proper management cannot al TO combine the
subscriber 10 oIego other views;
OF his mind fostering into mature u,eInes, char. h
wa, committed TO him m its earliest infancy. lie ord
ingy determined extend ia. studies
that the student wishing TO complete hi, cduca,,n a, ,h lin
vei'y CT Virginia, other College in the United States.
may not only have the hilse
but BY having previously studied athe Grammar School, what
ever may be eomprehended the classical
courses Of the college for which he, designed
period Of his collegiaie iabou aud with industry
aha ability, ensure distinction his classes While tue
scholar lahouriny the rugged paths SCIENCE
VIII be occasionally called aside by aiuing ayocao.
ihe principles aud structure vi his uage will be
infinitely explained 10 hun; and by tracing
primitive tongue each word derived such the dead
languages as he be learning and by observing the aao
ges between them, he will find himself agreesbly exercised in
Improving his knowledge of both. After he shall
language, h attention will he directed the cultivation OF
h taste For tina, parroe h. will take book lairs
authoritative and frequently up,fhela uf Dr. BLAIR
will be th. aim NJ his in him love oil
ho'h aniien and MODERN The of will
'her comprise snlen and modern geography, The
Sooe,, piaceai surveying, logic mttaphysos,
philosophy The school will be furnished lu ex ell, Mt
p s o S,01s; and complete set OF surveying n.'ruaeni
genenen ample room or the exercise OF ne skill survey
r.re IRON the mathematical department Of this school;
subscriber happy to state that he will discharge
the duties Of that Department. doubt with the that
hss hitherto accompanied HI; eae,ticns.
The present session of this school will close the Of
DeSehoe'. me next session will comm the ist DAY
Of January, 1927.
Prices Of Board and Tuition.
Board per se's'ou OF i've months, SO
Tuition, "a
The prices OF Board and Tuition payable in advance bat
IL IN any cases should be send In. money
bonds w be expected; that for board able Dir Giles
the other Qor tuition) 10 the subscriber.
Mr. Giles building and will ready nv the first of
anuary house exclusively for the Of
me school, so that Inconvenience that may heen
s , sustained by young gentlemen" from the
at essaiy occupied the room, will he entirely
moved by this building.
An will probable he made with a ysu,Iep,,
who Is celebrated teacher of modern language. ~ give
lessons at The Wigwam, which opportunity viii be
presented To such may dese H. OF learning sdyan
tage, the French, SpamIsh German and Italian languages
- BARTHOLOMEW EGAN Principal.
NOV IL. off
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Lond and .N;seroes for Sale.

TNE subscriber offers for safe his tract Of land in he county
Il Of Mecklenburg C0x's creek, miles 10 the east OF
The Courthouse, eonanng ITO acres; than half Of the
land is standing woods all good tobacco land The Panta
ton in good order for cropping and productive It's
uua crops Of the country, with prime creek low groun
Tine improvements all aud good; this undoubtedly
one Of the hest tracts Of high land ia the county Also another
tact Of 292 Bears Element creek all wood land and
tobacco laud with so 40 acres Lunenbg county prime
low grounds all famous plant land part VI this land lies IN the
fork Of Saod and Hsksroads and would be excellent
stand fora store OF tavern.
Also, agent for James s. Rsyenero other tract Of
iiod Butchers creek ia the county Of Mecklenbug, OF 500
sfes this land well Improved and good order for cropping,
about half Of this tract clear soft free productive land IL
me above lands not sold privately before he i4h day Of
Nosember next of which due notice will be gven) The sub
seber will that day sell 70 the bghest bidder, the pie
o'e the tact Co.'s creek; also all the crop Of corn tod
der, oats, and stock Of s kinds, and the 18th day Of the
SINE MONTH the premises, he will sell 20 the highest biyde
he tract Buekts creek; also all the crop Of Corn oddet
and stock Of all kinds Terms will he made kuown the day
q SALE Between so and 10 valuable would be sold with
these two tracts Of land. JOHN BUFOHD.
s. Any person Wishing treat for this land by addressing
letter to the subscriber Lombardy Grove Post OSee Meek
fenburg, shall meet with prompt attention.
Mecklenburg, Oct 4I-f JOHN BUFORD.
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EDUCHTIOV

n SHALL commence my SCHOOL The ensuing wear or If.
18th Of January, at high healthy and retired sro in The
upper part o Caroline. Thevsoaon will he of three weeL
duration only aud the School will close on the I5 Decrn
her mixing the scholastic year of 10 months usual Tie
course d instruction will comprise the Greek Latin anil En-
sh languages graDmaticay, Geography with the use Of The
maps and globes, aud Eucrs uitons mathematics The
will al all times observe respectful AMI geues ero,se ~
conduct not only TO my family, hut 10 each other Term,
fof hoard washing aud candles 500 paid quarterly in adj
vance, each boarder furnishing bed bedJnr and ssl, E
pupil Is considered engaged Tot The year. after entering Ii
school and no deduction will be made except for unavoidable
los oftiine. JOuN n " AJr,urN"sf,
South Garden, Dec IS. ~ 60