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THRUST sAIE.-Bg virtue ofa deed oftn3si,
\ executed TO us by George Markham. bear
ing date the 22d day ol September, 1927 and
recorded IN The clefl, office Of Amherst COUNT y,
ior purposes therein mentioned we shall pro.
coed on the 24th day Of April ncxt, If fair, II
rot the neNt TAR day, NJ the residence Of said
Markham, 10 sell, to The highest bidder. at pub.
Ia auction. for cash. the following property. VIZ:
Three sinses, named. Matt, NldIy aud Iris, and
tie increase Ofthosc females, u any also Sc
ven head OF horses, nineteen head 81 cattle, for
~ one head oil hogs, the crop o. corn oats, wheat
and tobacco, all his household and kitchen inr
uilnre aud plantation tools a Wagon aud an OK
cart Should flr sale mol be completed IN one
day, il will continue from day 10 day, success
ayely. Tor tha, purpose. Acting b trustees We
shall convey ony .uch THE Us i vested IN rs.
SAMUEL SMITH IN. G} irus-
Nm. NJ. SMlIll5ON tees.
March 81. tdsis
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Aohn ". ". payne,

au6fioneer aud Commission Merchant.
sgfAs removed to the large aud commodious
ri fine Proof Brick building l<tc IN i1e oceu.
rancv. Of Mesars Miller 4 Roberts, three doors
Irow the Banks. where lac is prepared to car
rs on The above business extehstvely his house
benz infge and convenient for sto,ag".-lis Of
,trs his services 20 country merchants ard plan
ter. in attending 10 the sale Of thcif Tobacco,
Eioar aud Bhiskey, entrusted 10 hls care, 81
shipping the same Il necesters III rom has long
e,perience IN the Aucti"n and Commission bu-
.nels lie hopes to receive literal portion OF the
public patronage.
jOHN II. n PAYNE, AuS.
JYn. 81 . ls.53
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EBURsUANT to deed Of Trust exc

EDURSUANT' to deed Of Trust exc
q cuied to the subscriber, for purposes
therein named. bearing date the 18th day OF
December. 1927 & duly recorded in the Hastings
Court of Lyn.hburg, ! shalt proceed 10 sell,
for cash, ON the 9th day of May next in the ten
iuent on main street over the counting room of
John Robnson-one negro woman Matilda,
one side board, secretary aud book case, sofa,
4 beadsteads h bedding, mantle glass, two large
looking glasses, astral lamps set lea china set
table CHINA, doz. chairs, passage lamp, dinin 8
and tea tables, aud variety of other house
hold aud kitchen furniture. Acting as trustee
the subscriber will convey only such title as is
vested in him by said deed.
L. FLETCHER, Trustee.
Ea,rh tds63
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NEW iRRIVAIOF

stap7e and Fashionable Spring Goods.
M r. are now renewing a large and gen
w eral assortment Of new and desirahi.
Briitsh, frenrF, lndia, Irish, Germaa, Scotch
and domestic Goods. Also, a large supply OF
Hardware, Earihen and Glass Ware, sc. &c.
all Of which We are selling much below for.
mer prices. q. X. & l.. NORVELL
Apr 10. eta3'
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s-osoTICr--Ihc so'seribtr wishes 10 pnf.
M chase from 81 "a loo cords Of iAN
faTK, fcbesou, oak bar, would be preferred9
:, he Jeliye,ed NJ his place on tie furnp.'e.--
.l,s rsnnrty IS about to So mic operation, aud
h, j. now ready TO receive Hides. .n
~ ID. HOFFMAN.
aiatsi - l4HNfo
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5,)IIN Wills

VIRGINIA At Rule hudcn ia the clerks ofte of'f.
superior court 81 Ghauccrs Tor the lyucttur d-ire,
tie 9Th DAY ofAoFemher, l7!'. Richard tHiog la4
Raleigh milton, Pits aganls, Elizabeth Alien iTei-
rrick Na' ler Thadde,ls katlci Nichols kabIer, Jol
Bishop AMI Ann his WIZ Harns"a Chiffon, N laa
Chiffon, stephen Chiffon, Joseph Chiffon and join
Poindexter and Judy his wifs, Defto.
The DEFENDANTS " lHan Chiffon, stephen Clifton afi
Joseph Chiffon not basng entered Their appearance
given srcury according the act Of Assembly aad #'
rules 81 this court, and il appearing by satisfactory e
Gencr thai they are inhabitants ot thi> rounlfElt IS
ordered th1l the said defendants do appear hofe on tie
ir, day oftbe next November term. answer the bin d
the plaintiffs g" that copy ofth>ordor he forthwith n
serted in spaper printed III the town fIAns'
burg for eigh Rees successfully and posted al the gL
duOr oil the court house in the sad town.
ACopy--Testc,
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amherst. Ffbrudr1 Couri 1909

Wesley l.. Duncan, Pit. against George Duncan. Ii :.
children and heirs of Claiborne Duncan, Camtl.n
Goodc, William Goode, Charles Duncan Wq,biug,o.
Camden and Nancy his wife, William Duncan Wi
liam Sale and Lesina his WIFE Watt Duncan Wa.
Hcniry and sally his wife, Willis Duncau William u
Camden aut Polly hi- wife, James Wood and Elil,
beth lbs wife. John b. Duncan Spicey Duncan Gre
W Ertey, Martha Rrlcy, Petel p. Thornton and e
doom Goodrich az RS oi Fleming Duncan and the chi
dren OF said Fleming, Deits. lhchaaecry.
happening the satisfaction Of the court that the A.
Pendants Campbell Goode, William Goade Ware lie,
ley and sal his wife, aud the children aud heirs ofCla
horne Duncan, dee late ut the county Of Lincoln Sfsis
OF Kentucky, reside Hltioa; The limits CT This comuoa
Wenth IL therefore dcci ced and ordered that -
last named defendant do appear here or before III,
day of May court next, aud enter their appearap-
and give security according the act of Assembly ana
the rules ofhs courts and ii Is ordered that copy c
this order be published IN the Iynchhurg Nnggiar
for the oftwo mouths successfully, and another CO.
py thereofbe published at the ror door OF the corr
house fths county court day.
~ sopy---Testc, 4. b. DAVIES, Ok.
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March 81
YEONS. GAsPERI. late of the U.

TEH VF4fIHs u II RIIkFa I"It UT IHt z.
IsH States iugmecfs, informs the gentle
men of Lynchburg, that being for the present, in
this town he will undertakeio teach the French.
Italian, Spanish. Latin and Arabic languages,
or either Of them to a class Of young gentlemen.
He would also leaeo Geometry, likem ise militia
y Drawing, ior modern Qualifications. History
and GEOGRAPHY, simple aud spherical, il a Ger
tain number of scholars can be obtained lie
has every testimonial that could be asked OF
character aud fitness His charges will be We
y moderate, Mons. Gasper lodges at the
franklin Hotel.
April Q. ts53
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EhISsOLUTiON.-Tbee &C

EkiSSOLUTfON.-rbe eopartner-
II y ship heretofore existing under the firm of
VIM. NJ. Browne s. Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.-All those vino have claims a
gainst said firm will pr resent them to johnson s.
Wade for payment and those indebted are re-
qursted 10 call on them immediately and settle
their accounts, AS they alone authorized o
make pay meats and grant acquittanccs
WILLIAM NJ. BROWNE,
BEVERLEY WADE,
AM. JOHNSON.
April 3 tso1
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FRESH GROCERIES. &C.
IL LuLr r.ri1rs LIZ cn.L IN. Enrfer

yrfAfE just ieceIveda large supply Of Gro
ri eerics, sc. which they VIII dispose of on
terms corresponding with the hardness Of the
times aud shilh added 10 their former assou-
alent constitutes almost every article ~ Their
line of busiocss. I he following articles have
been Just received,
hbds. Orleans Sugar
3 dc. ST. Croix do.
20nG lbs. Loaf Sugar
30 bags pr me green Coffee
500 sacks best Liverpool filled Salt
L. =. Madeira
Sicily Madeira
1encrife WINES.
CnTrant
Malaga
pipe old Cognac Brandy
do Jamaica Rum
% bbls y. y. do.
30 bbls old Whiskey
50 oaks Nails assorted
90 boxes Gun Powder and Imperial Tea
90 hall boHrs Window Glass
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
90 dnz. Fur hats
o tons blsiercd Steel, best quality
A large assortment OF inen's aud women s
leather Shoes
They have also On hand so bushels Clo-
yer seed
10 tons OF Plaster Of Paris
Those who want such articles would do we'll
to call Oh them, al they will be ,uic of getting
good bargains.
March II Is
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T,,arLJurg Piougt Naautoftory.

~ specially uniform
n their friends aud hepub'
lie, that lhey have com.
szszV ,,,n,ed the above bnsl
oess. on the eros street
a. NIL te the Bridge. whrfe
, ,bev ia,end keeping constantly on haedi gen,
W., 'a',.,a Of Ionas. Of tie latest and
'''' .'s,,,aa now in use among
, s@S he late improved hill side rloorh all ei
.ns mn ;, III ~ ~ us,ss,ea ia workmanship aud
SSn VA" ., to be equal to any nov IN use
ga,ng breo engaged several years II the above
business thry are Confident ofrende,'og gcnsr
Al Satisfaction IN the execution OF tie" WORK.
4 mare Of pabIic patronage Is solicited. Pio'g"
Immediately repaired. ,.ynnrp
Nov 10
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YfUsr RECEFED--On consignment few
q barrels OF |. Bumg old rectfed
whskey, " hich we offer low ior cash.
RANKIN s. COLE.
March 81
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks office ofths
superior Court Of Chmecry for the lynchhurg District
the 4th day Of February, Sc. Nancy Ann Caldwell.
PIT. against james Sharrer, admir- Of Amy iinsev
Caldwell, deed aud in his own right aud Martha ans
Talbot Sarah Ann Talbot, James 7 abbot, Prudence
Talbot, Nilliston Talbot and DAVID Talbot, ,nlul clf.
dren of Ana Talbot, late Ann ShHrrer, by commission
er Benaah specially assigned their guardian, Joan
Shrrer and George Shaucr, Dens.
The defendants john Sharrer and George Sharef
NOT having entered their appearance and given ss-
eurty according 10 the act Of Assembly and lho
rnie oil this court, aud happening 10y satisfactory cs-
dsncc tlHi they Inhabitants ofthi, countfy--is
ordsrnd TINT the sad defendants do appear here the
t DIV Of iii neat answer tbr SAID hlofthe pat
hI ana filat Hropy Of tns order be or viii inserted
~ solHe eHs per printed in the town of .y@hhae e.
tno nu'hs Excessively, and posted the front ipor d
the cuIrt, uusr ofthe sad town.
Il \ Copy-Teste, JOHN WIIHS,C c.
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Al RuieS holden Ia tie Clerks office othteeHP
court Of Charlotte, the 81 day Of N@eh, ~
Thomas Fox aud Martha his WIFE, formerly Mari4' In
John Cock, Thomas Cock, William Cock E. l.,,
Cock aud George Cock, and Boiler Cork, ha1 'p p.
Cock infants by Thomas Fox their next reha,o i ,
atalnts Cha,teen Cock, Arch'd Cock, Abhr' "'T h.
and Charlotte hs wife, formerly CHAT out eshi
dith Cock. wsioN offieofge Cock, William 'l', I.
ham and Elizabeth lis ~iie, formerly ElIahesD p"'.
Des. IN ohaucery. VI.
The Defendants Cis-tceu Cock, Archibald eoth' ~
liam Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife not ha'HE NJ,
tered their appearance according to the act ui Aa
aud the Rules Of this 'ouft, and II appearing 10 Ia
tsacton Of the CoLri that they are moi iHhabbt
State, die motion u the plaintiffs by COUNSEL IN,
dercd, TINT the said defendants do appear h'Ie -
first Monday IA 1lue next, aud enter their app
and answer the plaintiffs b aud give sfcmIh Ia
forming thu decree al she court, aud that " t.Ha -
order he inserted in paper printed IL ic :.
IynelIhtrg, Tor TWO months successirely, ana
the front door Of the courthouse otthe sad eou'1'
46 WINsLo.V ROBINSON OK
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II AMP Oils barrels winter s,rs;oos
- Lamp Oil, warranted TO be ofa snrcr;..
quality, for sale by ''o'
WALTER.H. MIDDLETON
Nov. s.
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Al atcourr ofiiustnss held for III" corporation ~ w,
lIolconbe, marshal Of the Ch,ncery Court "f p az
Ivnehburg distriC and in that character r. en- f .
trustee OF the estate of Sterling &. iheii"' .i,
gainst Sterling c. Thornton, Peter 7. Ihofhl.' a..
Erou,I, Claudius BUSTER olboarnc II "ain" ~ "a.
John Hockaday Jack Leit"ic and john Harlow ~
In chhncerv. ta,iry
The defendant O1bnurnc NJ Cartwright b'' nv tn
entered his appearance and given security "eeo' r
The act of Assembly and the Rule, Of tins court ag
appearingto the satisfaction Of the court iia NJ ~ -,
al nliaiiant al this country II is orderrd iua' ,4t
defendant do appear here on tn" htst DAY ct COW
next and answer the hill ofthe l!aintitf, and ta'
cfthis order be forthwith inserted IN some f,
published in the town Of Lynuiburg for two
cessyely aud posted at the fr8Ht door OF the eo'''
AZ JANIS BDSAG!ii IA
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JAMES WINSTON,
S0mmission Merchant and
FORM ARDTSe ACrHr

- - Ut FINVND, "a
III Spacious Ware House. On ,hs ~. WIN
signed for TOBACCO, FLOUR coI IS, oe.
and produce generally. wilh an a,a,,.,.. io's
valuable DRY GOODS, in which p,ad. a' ''s
Goods may be received OF shipped fro,n ~ ' =.
sea vessels arriving alongside, or IN Tie -
country boats now every day ,lesrena,,, r.
the Dock-iree ofdfayage-Being altpos, ,''''
sNely engaged in the Commission and a..
business, Is confident when opportunity Oh.
OF giving entire satisfaction, and solio,ts -
ton Of public patronage pO''
Feb. =. r2.,..
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NEW ACCOMMpD A11ON

80 ~ -s
Inc running through the
cuunfies o. Annela, Nelson and Albemarle,
Is III IA future, ledvr Charlottesville, on Mon
days aud Fridays, ~ A. NJ aud arrive at
Lynehbulg On Tuesdays and saturdays by 2,
!. NJ. Leave Lynehburg Mondays nj \. NJ.
aud Fridays at 10 A. VI. aud arrive At Char
lotlcsyille on Saturdays aud tuesdays, 10y hall
after 4. NJ. Tins line is arranged WITH the
Northern and Southern line al Charlottesville,
and with the Western line at Lynchbufg, winch
lntetsccts the V LEY line al Salem tins IS the
nearest and cheapest route from Washington
Cin 10 Lynehbmg The proprietor has pro-
cured comfortable coaches, strong, active hor-
3 =, careful drives, aud will spare no pains to
please o. this route there II no night travel
lug.
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington, by this
route Is on, Sl4 90
From I.yncnburg to charlottesville, 20 so
TIE PROPRIETOR.
April ?. t>5l
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II lNSEED OIL and spts. TURPENTINp
"a just received by L
THOMAS. J. DUAL.
Dec l3. 1904
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J rAoR RENT a stale in rear of this of
~ hee March "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
LAND FOR SALE.

On the Esd day Of October mart on the premises in
hleeStsnburg corfy.I shall sell to the highest ;df,r
'D'thom rsserUs the PLANTATION .rAc6i at present
Tt,ds containing 1914 TA property lies in nc upper
end othe county a., thai Of called Finnyrood
re"mEdsis for the fertility Of its sod, the Mnir Ron,
.eas'E IRON Tie South East par Of Ai State
a"d s"tacty 20 miles from the courthouse and
L'''tn1urg md 10 from Meektenburg and 10 mules from,
inc nearest point Of Roanoke icaose navigation is .1d
p'npg shiet makes the situation very eri5s one for
amy Public Business.
The t's 'riich mill b. aNotoed he purehGser FIR NE
payment Of Ais land Will be made knosgn day Of ,e
ana shGh 6e accommodating. " az should be priu atelu
Disposed Of before the day Of a,sty notice ar be given
property has as many a9panagesa any this
pari 81 ihe country The Land lies remarkably NELL ney
paftrsa 'Duh large portion Of baton, Land excellent
qualify at ct,Shieh Is nicely dachsd and ecian,cd
expense Of $500 The buildings large
az ne'1 consisting Of dDeUg NTH ,t,oo storie
h1ghl "atfes, grannry, ice house. barns, &c. &c
H deemed ttnneees'Gyy TO say any respecting Til,
9ncfay Of tie land, and The tie same as ii I,
prend Gs person all .chase, tgifhou first Uie,ui,e
ne prsn''f THOSE o'hng 70 do will Please apply 10
at TIC SANG time and place, shall sell Pubic AUCTION
9nG G,edn 81 ~ naohSor oil sums S. under 25
Llh Ely NEGR0ES consulting IF boys and
gE' aq.aHtry of t pork IRE crop Of com and fodier
..r n'd oats stoet Of horses tanong them ey
year Old t0'f apNug, Of pure Stock tie Stare
t9es eo'' a' heepj household aud k,teien are plan
edtso" fs't', &C. &c THCS. q. BATE.
otpt. 35-vkf
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UNIYERSITY OF .I.qRYL.aND.
MEDICAL LECTURES

-NGbiCAL LECTURES.
VIZ annual conccurss Of by the Medical
Gully OF the UnyerJity OF Maryland, will commence
" usual on the last Monday of October ne, and continue
months.
J0t'' b. DoUidge. M. Don principles of Sur.
gerry, and General Anatomy.
Nathaniel Potter, M. Doh Theory 6. Prac.
tice of Pbysic.
Elisha De Butts, NJ Don Chemistry
SanL Baker, M Don M ateria Medica.
Richard W. Hall, M. Don Obstetricks, and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
.MoToeH JIcDOtoeH, M. Don Institutes o;
Medicine.
Nathan r. Smith, III. Don Demonstradvc
Anatomy, and Operative Surgery.
i val! he seen IN the stve the terminal, ION
Professors vi AnstOny and Surgery THIS arfuu. "a en-,
has heen suggested we'll ny ITS olyiou, utv a. nv I'm.
general desire OF those most i1ertsedLe pupils Of the
Institution.
mus be very spps ent, that the operations of Stserx
oAs DC most satisfactorily taught Bsorstion
tive Anatomy Of in such he
The saoie Individual who dem such paris IL vqun,
obvious that the principles OF Surgery end general
se W the fsme degree usrstive Oe and with III
samS pfrprety ere associated.
be8g the desire of the Faculty that pupils Of te
linton shoud derive Che utmost advantage from the very
great facilities which 10 ths city furnished for tie Prose
oun oi practical Anaonyutw arrangements sis6
usde ia regard this department. The rooms are 4, be mo-
conveniently teo uPauj provided with every thing ne
io operative auaomy Surgery They will hereafter be op.
during the dsyDr Smith vii he pre.1 20 direct their
Pursns at least evenings in the week. and will
whenever he Is net present
The object Of this arrangement 10 furnish The pus with
the advantage not only Of the Instructions usual 10 course
pubic Lectures but not the less Important one Of
nstaigaod. by ts sone be acquire ed tba spiiary
With Tue structure Of the human body aud that de1terdy IN he
use oi 'he in'se@en 50 e'ettia 70 accurate safe surgery
n. Il. SMITH,
Sept SO. ga ~. e..
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.NNIY WIZ o. YIRGlLYL1-

fE'HE New Map u Virginia, compiled fou sexual ,n,s-
a undst toe authority Of the State, puhIisbsd
may he ohsinedby PERSONS DESTROYS Of procuring ton sc
IonJ. - - - - 49,
This work, Effected by The sbOur Of rsay y,sr and A.
sits' ee OF care snd money has perhaps beer sutpa
cd Ga variety dnd accuracy Of detail, beauty and
OF eSeeurn ltreaecs The highest credit be science ana
sl OF he pef,n. immediately concerned in Is publication
shd must prove hisy sfstfyiue and 70 the pubic m.
Legislature have authorised the sale Of 40 Copies only Of III
Nap on ht large scale Of FIVE es 70 the neh end The
ouve, With The view Of DstiUg The ssess e1ies,ve and
possible have dircctsd The coPesto be disposed II at IL,
o.odeI ale Price Of $50 " "
Under these creuotauccsd - probable tbst person, Ia
shall not make ealy applications will be unshte to ia
Copy at this beaouiul and valuable work.
8uGnst g. OF .,
MaP Of Tirgin'a, reduced fo,n tie Nine Sbsf Ma ~
nc Sfats, according 10 ne Provfisnt Of an act Of ne
h"tbfy Pa"ed ARh March 1851, - also pSgjfsEsd mi
may be 0bfn"ed application above P,iee 81 sy ,
.SP'' = soh FLAPS, ~ eesgsaisrt portable oyD be
obtained u Prefc:see. ~
D-e p 1877. e7-u
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MISS .r.acREwzlE,s sEl,l.,.aeK.

NHteiLL he Ie-uy-ned ia, O;t for lie reeep II
asulldan,ly supplied Ter having RECOURSE
tbs - 10 Pa as Soet p.rsn
r"ns "a the country; VINO may wish 20 send hdrtn
Boarding ST hoOl Town credit which the vou
LADIES who have flushed Education her T1iou
mas gre1 er Perer, that she now ventures 10 become
ean1iaate for that moe extended tonsge whch
'al for the successful establishment of Bpsrdng ScncVG
enc thus by the favour shrwo her ny oe who do know her,
she p, sunes 20 sOIic. some f,Om those who do All m
e,prnce has been spared, afford pup. tie
sanase', which be be drr's the Of excellent
rsi-S, chosen London By Of science Her Lbsry
to wh'st The youns Ladies free access. large SEE,
Beside. having Teachers corsntly employed hes Schoo
Room Mas ~ ba.of ,he trseiny
Of the ,fqlioning professions. g'niient-
MIR. Poitiaux, Music.
Mr.. HeTve, Languages.
Mr.. Goodacre, Drawing.
Mr. Fi,z Gibbon, Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry.
Lodging, 200 dolls; English Tuition, all the branches
uSy specified undef ihu head dolls, FeneL Is dolI.
PEI seek. no ehsfgts to be sppfehendeS.
Tse ehjren vino ev'nee superior diligence "a thet other
the pup who study French, may 10 esctually, with
Teacher stend, dry, every week from oco,E
f. ~ 10 The SUMMER sesJ'n, and hom 40 T. III The
The kindness Miss ST. has ezpersneed this city, inspire,
hef With 40 interest IL The children eonmded care,
to soy, whether her tdg;y 10 deserve public favour has
equsied sy desire she has shown 0beiD From
The macy highly respectable nsuc,, 10 wi'Vn ME- ~. t.
authorized 10 refer, she will only avail btIscf few
are well known 10 the county, aud whose children
present her Fupils viz. T. y Cbcysie T. Y. DnDel Charles
EiieP Hssan,'ehd c. eLsmG LueseJ os.ph hIslf,Geo
PeiAius 4. PObnson, il. John RoherfoSid John Tfpu
Thomas T.Jr, EsY~ Col Peyton snd DIS Trent & Watson
FURTHER
Ea7ng beeH intimately acquainted with bliss Mackenzie
ever sucs her residenee this city can, with great prope
dtcaei ba consider her cmintnily qualified, OILY by
her Literary ssinueu bit $50 rs e .oty II her lie to
dschagc inc duei Of an iDuere,s Il young LADIES' and
nave 10 doubt ths' patents GUARDIAN gh hcif
children TO heI Gaze will be highly ssscn with tnsif cssca
end mos ~ iaTryYsmrnL RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
Tot lie iui tn pn Il those parents sLfold, who may
enquire tePceunt tls merits Vi Mss Macttn7ics Schy1l
hefPy a. bear csnay the decided sppiobsiya which
sye unoTmiy hoard eSIciscd, by those 10 tsn
VIII have ttfusied their ohi:ieB 60 heT iny
esdctce here, lave been personally acquainted VITA Mss
VI add feel aursnce ihS her pisy talents sre Of
nch order, sAt thoroughly tested, that she will no
disappoiGt the Confdeu.s sire ,0itds.
ETGPHEy TAYLOR, Pastor
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I.dLUdBLE HTCO LAND FOR SIZE.
SkHE SUBSCRIBER !, anxious TO dispose OF wal
- usbie tract OF lend, !yinS Hyeo River, IN tn.
county Hshiar the isuds Of Mr. Roger Akn.on,
wAeh woods; 100 " ss,rate low grounds 50 which
are uneiesr. The whole Of this originally good
"esec" isnd as IN Virginia, aud with proper
men' might be restored 10 IFS torner fertility The Hyeo
lands generally, considered better adapted 10 the produe-
ton VI eoin aud obscco, than other lands the State
There are several excellent springs th .sb.
situations for dwelling house further description
hetned unnecessary As presumed those Wishing
ehs'e will FIR" view the ianc which he SEEN the alb
knson hit. Anthony Greer or MI VIM Daily who reside
near tue Place Il 'a land not disposed OF privately
before the 2h Of January, 1929 (of which notice will Ne
Sven) II will on that day be sold highest bidder The
terms are $4,000 in baud, the balance equal annus
ymsnis the purehases To b,u with approved security
and deed Of tu,t the land Of requied
! payments. ROGER T. ATKINSON
huSh.t ~ So--wths Halifax CO., Va.