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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

IN5EAsUNIC NOiICE.-The members ofthc
- sopHena Council oflhc 32d Degree ofthc
Nfsia ii Virginia, nfrreqloslcd 10 wear olppc
uu tha lett arm, ~. he space ofthlrtY days, rs a
NJ fl1fany ofiesItct Tor their late distinguished
cama an,on, lsaac Aud, Of s Cnrolinn, late
Grand ,mmandcr Of the Snprone Council of
rs 3Ja pcalce IN the T.. Slatcs OF America.
Mach d ltlO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

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ha'." l''o". =, . =, SUI 'fs.'eh''
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w. much ~ VII he sufficient 10 Discharge the
laba IN said decd mentioned. VIZ tle rae, of
land mon viii tbe,s. Wm Chislnt p,csent
rsaIca, tle mnltr + aces VII be made
bapvu On thr day afs 4" I'pa1 III. tract the
Improvement a. e1mffftobla-ll.e nH ma Icty
ufIiarslrys " By #puse. situnt La Irnt Cffal,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02
j. COHEN, Jr. Il BROTHERS,

PrizcSi prizts Prizes !
10 be Drawn 2sth Instant.
For The great Capitals call at
ALLMafsS
Truly LUCKY Gtiee
10000 DOLLARS Hiehes. Prize
~ VfASnGNGTGN CRY CANAL LOTTF.
;" RI, lSt Class TO Number Loter,-
Nine Ballots 10 b. drawn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

Loiicry aud Exchange Q6ieel No. Ia, Nark1g
stree, Baiiim0ret
Where both the Great capIttl prizes DfO3D
HUNDRED 1IOt SAND DOLLARS, wste
obtalned IN the he Grand slate Lotteries ard
where HE HIGHEST CAlIIAL Of 2UUUU
DOLLARS IN the last Gtald state LOTTERY, was ~
usual, paid IN Cash the moment II was prescribed.
aud where more CAPITAL prizes hnve been obiAlr-
ed than nt any oiher oihce in America,
. Orders ttotn any par Of the United 9tates,
either by ma1tpost pRid) ~ private conseyahte,
enclosing the Cnsh Or Pnzc Tickets ~ any nftbe
LOTTERIES. will meet the same prompt sud puno
tual attention as If on personal opplieai, on.
dddfcH n
il COHEN, Jr. h BROTHERS,
Baltimore
IJCOnEN'S Gasetf y Lottery hegatr.'
vii be publ slied inncdlsteIy ate, the drawing
and Wi contain the Official List Of the Pizes-i,
Will b. forwarded Reatis, 10 all VINO purchase
rheil tickets At COilES'S OFFICE, aud who
signify linen wish 10 receive it
Baltimore, Feb ~, 1871. tclifl0ttm 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

n oilcE-fhe co-partncrship Of samuel
t'nraSter y Co. expired by limitation
va nc lt oi Ian. last. Al persons md .oted to
: are Desired tom Ike payment to oita er Of
~ 'u3sGra1elS, or 70 Mcssrs. John. William and
C9s"fl f'e. Aud all those who have Chains IL
s4,'t ne late firm Of :. l.. { "a. a Q requested
=" o''hg them forward for settlement.
81 UEL LANCASTER.
Narth ,. ,t}n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02
Il iIt,AfE

The drawing Of this splendid scheme y i trks
place in Washington City on the 2sth instat..
when the whole scheme VIII be completed in .
few minutes.
Whole Ti,kets SO no Quarters 81 IS
Halves 9 81
For sale AZ the Lottery and Exchange Office 5s
s.. e. III ALIEN a. CO
1T The Drawing viii be received at Aliens
Office, Lynchburg where oil tickets ohn be ex-
amined, aud the cash IS always ready for prizes,
u Orders for tickets Or shares, enclosing the
cash or prize tickets, sill meet with prompt OF:
tention, il addressed 10
8. Il NJ. AEEgN. Il co.
MasLIuslun CLtK. Ed. q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

The past week lps MIDI. ol passed tobacco -
hlnls refused fetal2t5.
EnannAriean nLlneneeuaa 1904 u. March Isl.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02
RlWIHW

Ofthc L%.ynchbtrg Tobacco Market,
Corrected reekiy f0f he Irglaiaa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02
srnENE.
8. Il M, Ay.y rrT q &C

II III NNF"E"vAN - " W.T.
Delay not 10 make application At Head Q'ar-
tiers for TIE Lucky munhefs. In The last scheme
of the bireinia Literature LOTTERY, we were
compelled 10 return both the capitals Of 5000
and 5000, III consequence u application has.
ing peea mlde al the wrong plice-We nov o.
ter piizas Of all denominations ffOm SPOON
down 20 the siual' snua OF +. 100.
Garland make ono &c, NJ the Lucky Office Of
leb ~. g.. VI ALLET T. CT
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12
BANDA ORIENTAL.

A letter from CanelonCs states, that oil tho Pth
inst the lralans made a sally out of Monte
Vidco, 10 the number Of 1900 men, and marched
towards pando. In consequence of this, the
provincial government, seated III Canelones, fear
ing visit from these gentry, left the town, to-
gcther with the archevcs and officers, and pass
Ell the night in a wood little distance off. On
the day following, they learned that the Brazil
ans had retired at O'Clock the preceding even
ing. The letter gives very unt;,vorable ac-
count us the state Of the Patriot lines without
the city, us the troops on actual service do not
exceed 100 men, which are inadequate to form
a respectable corps Of observation. Particular
/ hopes are entertained Of General Soler's being
able To return with several hundred men, wei
mount cd and armed.
General Alvear has appointed Brgadiel
Soler 20 the military command Of the Banda
Oriental, with all the plenitude of powers
! which his Excelenoy the President has con
fcrred on him.
The army of the Republic has fallen bacl
to the Tacurembo, tor the purpose Of re
cruiting its cavalry. 1t has upwards O
10000 excellent horses in possession.
We are informed, that SO apprehe naiy
are the Imperiaists OF Monte Video, of a
uufriendly visit from Admiral Brown, tn
guns in the batteries are kept double shot
ted, and the artillery men arc made t
sleep near them.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

wards, hayitg p4.d the costs G sFuit,es'
.ino,Aey.--Some months since certain
adroit parsonage obtained his discharge un-
der the insolvent act in the course OF winch
process he assigned according to law,
All his estate, real and personal. including
the debts due him, to one of his friends
Within three months afterwards the same
friend had also occasion to apply for the ben
eft of the insoyent act. and by way Of re-
wardng good turn. made an assignment
of his effect to the first insolvent, so they
were assignees to each other. The parties
then interchanged powers of attorney, and
each insolvent was thus enabled TO Collect
the debts due himself before his failure.
which they did very promptly, leaving their
creditors in the mean time, to enjoy the
pleasure of anticipating dividend which
was not very likely to come to their hands.
Evening Pos..
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

Signs ofthe nmeS--An insolvent short
time since, was discharged under the insolv-
ent act. A few days afterwards an officer
who called at his house to serve suhpe ma
upon him, was informed that the gentleman
had gone with his family, to take his recrea-
tion at the Springs.
.1noiher.-An insolvent some time since
discharged under the fifty dollar act, went
home in dashing carriage, to the surprise
and doubtless the infinite admiration oi the
creditors, who .yalkcd home shortly after
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12
From Correspondent ofMe " y Courier.
p0STDAM, June 26th, 1927.

Gentlenen;--Wc have "signs Of the times" at
the North as well as the South. A few days
since at the annual Catholic Celebration at St.
Regis, the British flag was carried into the
church by the British indians, when the Ameri-
can indians carried in, or attempted to, the A.
mercan Aag, which caused general fight
The result was the death Of one American and
one British Indian, and one Frenchman, by stab
bing 1t may not be generally known that
there are ,wo parties of Indians at st. Regis, one
full blooded Yankees, the other John BuiI's
former supporters Tic church Is on the Can
ada side where most ol both parties live. II Is
said that tie American flag viii be hoisted at oI
rear Min Roche. few miles above Cornwall, or
the 4th Of Jus! so, think sc may anticipate
general row.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

An examination OF the pupils oftbe Choc
taw Academy at the Blue Springs, Kentuc.
Ky, will commence on the 18th of July
There are about one hundred Indian boys
at this Academy. from the tribes OF the
Choctaws. Greeks, and others A part Of
them have attended more than twelve
months, aud have made considerable pro
gress. The subject is an interesting one to
the friends OF religion and civil improve
mcnt.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

The New-York Times gives the sogo
ing history Of the ministers Of Great Rr;,s''' Rs"'
from the Conquest to the Reformation ".A.
Died, by the halter, 3-do. by In, a.. w.
i0---to. as sturdy beggars, 3--do. by ass,s uas'
sination, 2-do. by Imprisonment, 4-do !.
exile, 4-do. penitent, 2-saved by sacr;s.
ing their masters, 4-Tetal so.
The Pottsville (Pa,) Journal notices N.
discovery lately of thirty,fo new bed, ns
coal. of from three to six feet in thicLr.s.
occurring at a distance from one another &c
from fifty to q hundred yards, beenn;rs
from the southern boundary of the Sh,rS
Mountain. There is every reason to be;svs
that the whole of that region Contains cn,j
beds, in almost every part that can be de.
signated.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12
PROPOSALS

For cnlargins THE MINERs' JOURNAL. and
converting it into Daily Paper, to be
published in PHILADELPHIA, and entitled
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

Nature and Natures God smile upon the IN.
ion that is sweetened by love and sanct6ed NV
law. The sphere of our affection is enlarged
and our pleasures take wider range. We be.
come more important and respected among men
and existence itself is doubly enjoyed with this
our softer self Misfortune loses halfits anguish
beneath the soothing influence of her smiles, and
triumph becomes more triumphant when shared
with her. Without her what is mani Arovinp
aud restless being; driven at pleasure by roman.
tic speculation, anl cheated into misery by fu.
tile hopes-the mad victim ofuntamed passions.
and the disappointed pursuer Of fiuitless ioys--
But with her he awakens to new life. lie fol.
lows a path--wider and noblcr than the narrow
road 10 self aggranIisement--this is scattered
with more fragrant flowers, and illumined by q
clearer light.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

HroieM IL III lIta indies. Captain Knsp, Of
the Mary fane. At Newbnr!pott from st. Picr-
res rcport5 tlad there never waS 50 dry season
before known, in Martinique; not drop OF ram
lad de ,cendtd Tor more than SIX weeks, and We
getation WAS entirely parched Up; the planter:
were III despair the cane cut was hut one thirc
grow thes asked 10 sous for noasscs on The
estates, and there would Ne bit little al tha
prize. The MAN Jane waited 5J da, and coul
procure bat 5000 gallona.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

i is said TO Le n etstam in Turkey, by
way of rcproach, 10 black the front OF those
houses whose Inhabitants are notorious for
talr bearing, propogating faisehood, &c. If
that were the case with us, what dismal
figure some of our houses would make!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

In boring tor water in New-Jersey. at .h,
dept of 1854 feet, the contents of the aupnr
indicated marine shells, wood petrefaction,
&c. The whole distance was marked with
similar appearances, strata of clays ouick.
sands, and wood and shells. The sand onlv
furnishing water. We believe great part
of Jersey is distinguished by similar strata
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

We understand that the appointment Of the
fion. Itm. H. CrGuf0rd, as Judge of the Su-
perior court Of Georgia, was without his knowl
edge, and that he VII not accept the Office.
Charleston Courier.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

Chief Justice Marshall will hold special
court at Richmond. on the 9th inst. for Che
trial Of the three Spaniards charged with
murder and piracy, cl board the brig Craw-
ford.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-12

A Dublin paper stntrs that 1900 men were tt
leave England for Rio ,ancro, 10 reinforce I'll,
army of the Emperor Of Brasil, They are en-
tered as CoIoii5ts % rlale the law.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13

With joy read tho strangers wri.o
Ifboldthc minstrel be,
But OH, iiuI far more delight
la naiire Poesy
IL !. iuy cuunuys iauriet lair,
A wreath not trausitory,
Aud see my country's promise there,
My youthful country's glory.
Tho few there are who 10 not melt
When Moore's note loats along
Tho few there are who hay. lot iolt
The power %. Byron's song
Tho Campbell may the bosom thrill,
Aud bid-u. hope again
Tho with Il hol,cr feeling sill,
We glow to ileman's strain;-
There is net one Columbian tongue
Who would not rather praise
| Our native song, tho family sung,
Than all their deathless lays!
FoI price is half the human heart
And tits noble fire,
To burn TO see our country's art,
Our coun:ry's name aspme.
But .4nna's" strain falls on the ear
Uark. on the air It's horne,
The voice whiiom loved to hear,
! From even unto morn-
And may thy harp ne'er idly rest,
Thou whom all heaits admire,
by natures hand with beauty blest,
And with Promethean FIRE.
| SANFORD
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13

do not destroy me!-spare me; do not
kill men-She clung to my knees, but j
spurned her away, and she again fell ex-
hausted. There was no time to lose. ]
laid violent hands upon her, and pitched
her over the rock. l heard her rustling
among the branches which opposed a
feeble resistance to her fall; and then a
dash among The waters, and feeble cry
and all was silent"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13
THE MANUSCRIPT.

UTCHENS 4 CORY, No. !, Market
n Il street, will receive subscriptions for the
Manuscript, published in the city of New York
1t will be a collection solely Of original Es-
says, Tales and Disquistions, suited to the
taste of the gravest and liveliest reader. They
will be purely American, and executed in the
best typographical style.
TERMs-Tho Manuscript will be published,
and delivered to subscribers, on the first of
every month, at four dollars per annum; Or
two dollars semi-annualIy in advance.
N. B. the September and October numbers
may be examined as above. October 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13
NEW GOODS,
AT No. !, CANALS

AT No. i, CANAL-sTREET.
H SMALLY, has just received at his
90 Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
ment Of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Brosdcloths and Cassimeres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; few pieces drab DUFF
fills, Kerseys, Plaids, Camblets, Bookings, &c.
&c.
On hand--An extensive assortment eff Ready
Made Clothing, of every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October 8
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13
HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.
October 10

HNHE Brewery, under the snperintendence
- Of Holmes f. M'CulIoch, is now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
siantly on hand, very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will he sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at tleir doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers. SIN October 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13
STRAYED

EROM the subscriber, on Wednesday last, I,
II middle sized black COW. about eight
years OH. She was in good order. and very
forward with Calf; it is probable she has caiv-
ed previous to this time She had brass balls
on her horns. Whoever will return her 80 the
subscriber, at No. SO, Westminster street,
shall be handsomely rewarded.
DAVID BORDEN.
October 10 If
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13
SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS

"HE subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public that he has on
hand and is constantly receiving large sup
plies ofsuperfne Beaver, and first quality Of
imitation Beaver and low priced Hats, which
are offered for sale on the most accommodate
ing terms, at No 81, Westminster street.
October 10 If ASA FAIRBANKS
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13
SPANISH LANGUAGE.

HI FRANCISCO b. C.ASAS, respect
~. fully informs the ladies and gentlemen
of Providence, that he has taken a Room at
No. 40, Choapsidc, up stairs, and is ready to
commence his School for the instruction ofthe
Spanish Language.
c-Should sufficient number apply soon,
class of young gentlemen will be instructed in
the evening. October 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13
WATER PROOF BOOTS.

HNHE subscribe er has on hand a quantity Of
IL Gum Elastic Shoes. which he can attach
to old boots, with lasting and elastic ce-
ment, rendering them impervious 10 cold and
wet-the expense will be less than repairing
with leather, and boots prepared in this man
ner, will be found much moro comfortable,
and lighter than leather over-shoes.
8. c. SMITH.
Sept 10 No. II Weaminster-Kow,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13
BARLEY WA NTED.

EEOLMES & MCULLOCH wish to pur-
Il "a chase tHo thousand bushels Barley, for
which cash, and the highest price will be Civ
en-. CIV. October TO-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13

Ii ECEIvED few pieces Italian Nett.
IL SNOW Il HUBBART.
October 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13

HAVANA ORANGES.
EnhEh Havana Oranges, in good Or
cOOVV der, just received and for sale
by STEPHEN PHILLIPS,
October 10 Westminster street.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13

SUPERFINE Carpeting. of large drop pat
~ terms, received by steam boat Washing
on. SNOW g. HUBBART
October 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-13

COLD SPRING STARCH.
II nA Bbls fresh Cold Spring white
n wv wheat Starch, of very superior
quality, landiag from schooner James Burrill,
for sale by SETH ADAMS, Jr.
October 10 "a, South Water street,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-31

f-ce mi iascrendfr, Hnli.u,--zud ahrt
havr iannrppta thnir political s'-.,W into .
,hap, 90 s,1i,ions, II prrs'r,rf, io then
hnpptnc~s.
- ctI.fts vii lie usftl n support ptinri-
rI.s. mra4nrrs and mn cunancled with
them. surh ns.,v.il maintain lie constitution
~ il sHnl Iolit,, ) tnuhelng th. afrtf.
ni.frattsu 81 the gnvet nmrul IN A s'rict ,rus
strnr'ion ui the Tat"tz rRnled 10 H. Huo
viii preserve accompanied tn the several
SIsfrs. and "a thr people, the ights snd
prp.ar4 ~ Eis,.. ut III formation OF The con.
snnnion, thy reserved 10 themselves. IN
ne.nning mon oui sriNss the dnfir. ofan I Dir
or.Nf are not uununrtuIui the tfatiItfr a. II
men. Aot the manV cause " Lirh lrudihrm -
rrf--uIilr y underlu,e honestly naisncbte
Atnaayunar The doctlines o. mh.vr do moi
presume To hrt ~ unr judgment at Il, ~ u
luialthlc standard 10 which All n'br's NUT
Weld We shall treat the optmun> 81 oiNrts
with cHndoar, Justice ana illrrnliiN, aud lie
STOW rnndeniutiiun hnd oeusulr only where
thr, appear 10 be due. In this ~ OF tprcu.
Intion, oi theory aud ut schrmrs, tor imprn-
wing the rouditon of mnn. we shnll rndch.
vnr Ia walk in lhV pond old way hold
fast IN that Whirh w know 80 be practically
good aud, above all thinR', IL the tons'i.
iutinn Of our cuuntrN--fn doing tn, ~"
shall ptIpI Ia the nuhIlC Tie ht-l lfh. hn7 lIAi
our limited lncult,r- ,llntlurd nh re' pl.
viii lhus hive au 0pp"rlun,ty u Judging TOT
Themselves.
We viii observe. that should our nndrrla
kinp succeed. the claims a. htnfrhl J teHoh
will be suppartcd in opp0titluo Ia Mr. Al
ans for the next Presidency and ~ VII
further uhsrrvr, lhat We shall hive hhlc rs.
s.tance IN conducting The editorial depart.
MN, We nrdinIlN suIigI communication
from orr learned md enlighted TRENDS h u.
,u.trntiun ol the doctrines nnd principles sti
tarih IN this Prospectus nnd ON Other ns'lnl
.nhierts. The " Repuhlhfnu' will he ls7ura
~ soon NJ II sufficient NUMBER oi s"bsfr'h'r
IS obtained Ia justify il going into operh''"h.
II vii, appear once week, IN ifhds"'h'
garb and ON nm impcrinl shGr,, nj Three i'"i
lars yrar, 10 he pnld in advance or on Tn
rcrrptinu Of the first number. Ad.er'lse1
mrnls will ir inserted nj moderate ra1es
ANY gentleman WHO will ohlnn ten sub
,.rihers aud forward the money Tor the snne,
-hnll receive copy for the first ycRr gratis.
Il Editors in the State aud cl>ea here
Who are friendly Ia our design. will coulter u
favor on rs lay giving this Prospectus an IN
,cHion in their respective papers.
4 ! Our friends who may obtain snh'cr'=
.crs for us, will please send IN their respeo
I'VE lists 10y the lasi Of February.
JOHN | GABE4ln NJ. j.
ACHILLES y. JOHNSON.
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ny MIR JO9 ERA Godfrey,
~ W. I'll. commence On the IN 81 January
w rud an the u4neI leims Tbs school
na- Eeru kept by Mr. Godirey Lon tue l"nr
la. wars, md The suhsrrhcrs are satisfied
with 7. Godrrvs general habits ii ailr0
ten, and with hi Competency. They cons,-
der HIN ~ - client trueber Of the Greek
and Latjn lhugunecs and the Nnlhrmal'rs.- -
Tuition tees aud hoardne me rs reasonable
n tn. n al any -rhool lucy are Acquainted
with, the sifahtion d"liahfinl mar 'he Penks
ol Olirr. ia one Of HE h,gbr Il aud muI lu.-
brioos psrs 81 EaslcruA reula, aud they -
commend IL institution 10 those who vi h.
10 .end thefr children 10 pood school Tor
the Lnnpu ,sns and Mathematics
Tuition Ices tor Greet. Lnin, &c $40
for English Nj hrmalics, &c %
u Session II mouths.
he Nathrmrilrs, cnnprc tendIng Plaue
aud Spherical rr,eoNomelrv --t,rp"k. Latin.
Geography, AC tnuphl by Mr.. God'rc,
Dr. Phl'ips. CdlohlD Nennis, NIliiam t"ok
snd T.. Il. Gilmer viii he Hisitors tor the ncAl
wear. Hgif ye,rlv examinations public aud
full, will be had IN J me aud December.
l.. K GlLMEK,
VA COOK,
CAL0nlLL NENNIS.
Dee a. 32i
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IRESI' SAIE,

- y saturday the 23d day Of January, 1929,
~ lwiH proceed to sell on the premises, II
publ,c auction = certain tact or parcel ~ baud,
!, Inr and being ~ the county II Bedford, on
lAnrs Kye,, containing on" hundred acres.
more OF les. including l"o small Islands his
land hes WITHIN four nIles oi iVnehburs, aud II
thonah 10 brcHtr,mey valuable
On The 2lih lag ofIannary ls29, VII sell,
before Tive arkct House, IN the town o. Lyuth.
bun, several yauab, slave.
The above sales will bc made IN pursuance ct
" q several trust deeds. executed by Gabriel l.
scot, TO Henry IS Ely, aud VIM. ". 0eon tor
the indemnify 81 'rnos II. scott. one lated the
Ism 81 June, l721. and offrcotd N = g cl'k 5
Office of Bedford county court, the Other dated
the l7lh da, Of August, l-21 and OF record IN
Amherst clerk otiicr--n both of when deeds
the undersigned has been appointed trustee tot
special puIposrs. by an ofdrr oi the llnstings
out oi tn Corporation n Lynchbntg
Terms will be liberal ana made kn""n on thu
LAYS al sale.
/ will only convey such right as Is vested II
me by the deeds and order aioTcsnid-dil o
winch " IN he exhlbiicd at Inc sales
MAURICE IA GARLAND, Trustee.
Dec 81. 'ds21