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AND FOR SALT wish TO sell the
valuable tract olIand lying on Otter ri.
yer, about four miles from Wards Bridge ana
three from Wards road, in Campbell county,
IL contains 656 Acres, handsomely improved,
aud in good repair. The land is OF fine quality,
particularly adapted TO tobacco. This Land Is
well altered and tinlbered and n great deal Of
Ene tubacco land TO cut there is a body Of 30
or 40 acres of low grounds, Of good quality, at
tackled to it, on the rlyer-fhere is limestone Of
fine quality, also, on this land. which has been
tried also, iron ore, in great abundance, which
has been tried, aud proved to he of superior
quality. The spring convenient TO the dwelling
$ very large, ~aflording IA suiiciency OF water for
an o~vcrshot mill. Also, a most delightful seat
for a miil-Jhe water is OF superior quality.
This Land is subject TO a deed IN trust, !. the OBJ
iect in selling is TO SATISFY said deed. after which
being done, a good aud bonn hhe title can be
made. The purchaser may make payment him
selfto the persons who hold the trust deed.
ANY persons Wishing to purchase or view said
lands. will please call on Capt. A. +. Galway,
who lives ON said lands, or the subscriber, near
Wards Bridge. The terms will he made as &C
comrodating as possible ; but a bargain can be
had for cash. Possession can be had on the Isl
of January next, and the privilege of seeding
this fall. JNO. Is. RCTLEDGE,
Aug. o6. tsi
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COMMISSIONERS oFFICE. }

Lynchburg, lslb Nav. 1928
The pattc, IN this esp1e. vii take notice.
hat | have appointed saturday the seven
leenti day Of January utkl, 10 commence
The accounts directed by the foregoing order
of court, on which day. u, tho hour % nino
o'clock in the morning. they aro required 10
siiend nj my Office. in this town, With their
.occounts, vouchers. and copies OF court ua
pers, prepared Tor Cd sninat,on Il settlement.
JAS. BGNAGH, {.
Nov. 81. wI,v
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NoilCE by virtue oiL deed OF trust, eA-
~ eeaiee 10 The subscribers by Ambrose
RntGer aud Kelsey his wife. and is oil record
II the county court OF Amherst, FIR certain
purposes IN said deed expressed, will be ex.
posed to sell, AZ pubho auction, on Saturday
fhe 2uih LAY OF Dectrbee next, itiair. II not,
ms next lair day, a trac, II. isnd, cnnta,nibe
ky acres, lyme near Miller's creek, in The
snaniy OF Amherst another tract containing
thirteen hundred aud ioriy acres. being me
tract on which said Rocker resides.g Also, one
mother tract IN the same neighbofhood, con
Gaining eight bnndted and thirty nine acres,
IN which MI. Geo. rinsley resides. The sale
viii Ice made on n credit Of !, 2 aud 9 years,
che purchaser giving bonds with approved 80.
euri'y, and a deed oftrust on tAs land 10 Sc.
SIRE he ~ ciiase money, Acting as Trustees,
he ubscfibers viii convey suoa lille rs IS YES,
ted IN ,hsm by said deed and zone o,her,
Ttictfhey believe uaTaesiionaLIe.
JOHN MILLER,
DAVID r. EDLEY.
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r1Ig1DLE WORKS.

THE " POCKET %fAHRiEk," or Gentle
mans Guide, in The management OF
Horses, under various diseasef, with an ez.
plsnat,on Of The symptoms attending the dH-
ferent disorders, and the shortest, f%ia'nesl,
and most humane methods oil curing them, I'll
reelions for judging of the horses age, aud
useful observations on The n eding, raising
and training OF colis.-Hinisst ia purchasers.
and general directions for using a horse on q
Journey, with useful rules for ridingwith safe.
ty. eracefulness, &c. and directions to rer-
form the necessary surgical operations Re.
ceipt for g%eIding, on a new aud improved
plan, aud for securing horses from ihs dam
gers arising from Bots, Truncheons, sc. to
which is added The Horse'S skeieion, taken
from lbd Of the Academy Of licences at Pa
ris.
The eve work hos been compiled and
writiersby james Ware, Of Amherst county
and gaDd judges who have seen IL pronounce
Il superior TO the works on F~arfiery now in
genefa nse. The above work just received
a~ndfoSsale by C. A. WlTHER6.
Aug. Z. tss7
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HSIRGfNlA-na Superior Court oil ehah'
sery, holdsn At tho town OF L,ncbieiG'
an .ae al day OF osi. isss. Archibald HOB
er,saa. acting executor OF James NJ Brown,
deSe. Pifc
against
sssss W. smith, Robert Rivers aud Wa
Willard, dets.
The delsaJaai. Robert Rivers. who 10 eut
Of ,his ceensFy aud against whom The plan
tlf appears 10 have pgoceeded Va he nindo
prescribed by law against absent Defendants
still failing TO appear and answef. on 'be mo
ton OF The plaintiff bv counsel. the court uo'h
take his bill for confessed, a. 10 that defend
ant aud the caese coming on 10 be heard on
the bill. answers III the DINER defendants and
exhibits Was argued BY counsel, on eonsider'
alton wherein. the court doth reisr tue ae-
counts between the parties r one of tits com
who Is directed to examine state
and settle The same, and mike report thereof
70 the court, With any matters specially stated
Thought p%erlinsa nj by himself or required by
The pstiies 10 be 50 stated.
A copy-Teste
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,WORKS.
IA
kSnssss01A


YkNHE subscriber has just feceived, direct
IL from Philadelphia, a fuftber supply Of
" Books, viz:
Pollock Course Of Time.
-. Chiysostom on the Priesthood.
Mis. slemans poetical works in 2 vols. nics.
! bound
Natural History OF Birds, Fishes, Reptiles &.
'asecls, by John Bigland, with beautiful col
red Engr wings. sc
O. dtnral History Of Animals, by John Big
'nu' Draniiini colored E.ngreypgs>
Frederick Shobers Persia. containing a de-.
st'iP'loh oi 'he country, with az account Of its
full Engraving.
mofgah' Masonry, tr,rther supply OF which
viii DE sold low for CT h. A. x. NORTH
Oct, Is.
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Iatua6te Property tor Sale.

valuable Property tor Sale.
NHE subscribers wjst, Ia sell "A house and
lot, on Federal Hill. Immediately on the
turnpike road. There is good well in the
yard, and all other necessary out honses-it
rs thought TO be a good stand for a tavern
and wagon yGrd.-Fort terms, apply TO either
Oh me subscribers, j. l.. DOUGLAS,
.. Al. DOUGLAS,
Nov. 70. ,.oe
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NTiLL be sold to the highest bidder, the
24lh day of December next, the tract OF
land whereon ] now reside, situated in the coun.
ty OF Campbell, on the North Fork Of Falling
htver, distant about twenty miles from Lynch.
burg, aid contains about twelve or thirteen nun
dted acres, with a great portion oflow grounds
and a considerable qnsntiy Of uncleared hand.
yell adopted TO the culture Of Fancy Tobacco,
a good gIist and saw mill. and a respectable
stock OF timber. tl.o, good ordinary improve
menis. The purchaser will be required 80 pay
one third Of the purchase mouey the first day
OF May next, and the balance in two equal an
nual payments. THEODORE REID.
Oct. 81. ids
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HNCHANGE.-Drahs on Boston, New
~ York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash.
lHgioh Ity and Richmond, for sale, and in
sums 10 suit purchasers, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of h, w. HEWSoN,
Successor 10 8. & NJ. ALLEN & Co.
Oct an
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MATERIALS.

NJ RS. JOHN ToMPKiNS from Ricbmond
uh is DESTROYS 10 obtain a few young la
dies as boarders. To such as wish il she " z
give Instructions in MUSIC.
Parents and guardians, emf, usting then
Children or wardsto her care, may rely on the
%s,r'cles' attention being paid TO their morals
and cnmfort.
Lynchburg, Nov. 6. Is
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Noito".-An persons indelted TO the cor
cetn OF :. y NJ. Allen l. Co. Lynchaurs
, ''qnested 70 cal and make hmm, dsste sal.
'"'"'' as no longer Indulgence can he given,
Norfolk. Hcr.p "i'Ahh
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NEW SHOE STORE.

> ,sE subscribers hive taken the Store !ntely
- occupied bs benjamin !. Hunt, nearlye,.
posite the F%irginIan Office, where he is now
opening an extensive and elegant assortment OF
Boots and Shoes, 900 pair OF Lalips' Prunella,
with or without heels. 90 do OF Ladies walking
Shoes. 25e do OF Ladies Seal Skin walking
Shoes, $50 do Ladies Boo,ees, 100 do of com,
mou Leather Shoes, 100 do Misses Prunella,
80 do ofMissPs' Bootees, colored, 200 pair OF
chidrens Morocco, of various colors, 100 Cen
tlelnens' nailed Boots 100 do fine Calf. 200
pairof hens' Calf Skin Shoes, 90 do bows
Boots, 100 do W~ashingtcu's boys Shoes. 300 of
Mens' coarse Brogans, 200 do coarse negro
Slices, 50 do boys. 100 pair OF centlenrtns'
SEp'iers, 6Gdo Mockasous, 30 stoa ofbioding,
Z dozen Linp'g Skins, 6 dozen rough flushed
Morocco skins, q dozen cali skins Ph,lada.
rh'a tanned, . dozen - wax upper LeaIheI, 8
dozen do grain upper, l do Of Ssal Skin, 2Ol
Siaes sole Leather. 100 do heavy oalS tanned
binding Of every description. also an elegant rs.
sortment ofSesl hair Trunks.
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Nov.3.

ATRASS MAKING.-The
lvA subscriber, at the lower end OF main
street, IN addition tehis Rope and Irvine max
ing business; makes and repairs Curl'd Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and comfortable article for summer-apd
would be thankful Tor any job in tina, way.
which shall be done with neatness and despatch,
AMI Oh very reasonable termes.
J. Ii. ECHOLS.
May | ts5a.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

\ virtue OF n deed vi trust. hearing date
the 26tb Nov. 1922, and duly recorded in
ibe clerks Office of The county OF Amterst, ON
the 9Th OF January, 1923, whereby James 8.
Psndleion OF the said conniy, convey
ed 10 The undersigned in trust, for the
purposes therein mentioned, one cerfnin
tract or parcel of land, containing i63
acres, be tie same more or less, lying and be-
ing Ia the county Of Amherst, on Bafiaioe riv-
err, on both sides OF the road from New Glas-
gov TO Lynehburg, and adjoining the lands
OF David 5. 6arland being the sane lands
which Thomas Aldridge purchased of John
Camm and John Warwick, and which we're
eonveyed by The said Aldridge and Catherine
his wife, 10 tbe said James S. Pendleion, by
deed tearing date the 2glh Of April, 1913, the
subscribers, or one of them, shall, on Monday
the 10Th day of January next, before The front
door Of the Eagle Hotel, IN the City of Rich
mond, proceed to sell the aforesaid tract Of
land, to the highest bidder, for ready money,
at public auction. for the purposes OF the said
trnS. The improvements on this land. are n
tive story brick dwelling house, with two fooGas
on a door, a brick office, with other necessary
out houses ; an ice house, aud a framed oyei-
seer's house, barn. &c. &c. The water is equal 10
any IN the upper country. The improvements in
good condition. the plantation under n good
system ofculture, and adapted To the growth of
FIRST rate tobacco, corn and wheat. Tile sltua-
ton Is healthy and The neig hborhopd desirable
This land Is situated about one mile from New
Glasgow, the county town, about4 miles from
the court house of fhe county a. about 20 miles
FROM Lynchburg.
P.N NICHOLAS, Jrus.
WIN. NEkEhVIS, tees.
Al the request of the trustees. the above sale
viii commence al 10 O'Clock, aud will he con.
Quoted by THOS. TAYLOR.
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StflRGlHlA-M Superior Court OF Chan
" cary, holden At the town Of Lynchburg,
on Oie o2d day of Oct. lea, BssidS. Gar
Land, Wm. Walton and Jaines Penn. lato mef.
chants and partners, trading under tho firm ol
G,sland, Wilton and penn, Wm. Shelton anil
Andrew Moreiand, uHJer ihe irm and sfyle ot
Shelton aud horelaaj, Andrew Moreland,
Richard WhittUn, Thomas foryell, Samuel
GsrIand, Thouas Austin, who sue IN their
own right aud for such other creditors MS may
choose TO unite in ihissoit aud psy their pro.
portion Of The costs. puts.
against
Sally Woodson, admr. Of John Wood.on,
deed. Samuel I. Woeison, Joseph Penn,
John Warwick, late high sheriff of Amherst,
George 5. Holloway, Wm Morgan aud Field.
Ing Bradford, defls.
The defendant George S. Holloway, who
u oH otthis country, and against whom the
plaintiffs 1ppear 10 have proceeded in the
mode rscr'bed by law against absen, deirn-
dants, sill laiiing 10 appear and answer, on
The mot,on oftlie plaintiffs by counsel, the
court doth take thcif bills Tor confessed rs Ia
mat defendant and the cause coming 90 10
be heard on liIe bull, answers of the defend.
anls. Joseph Penn, William Morgan and i cid
ing Bradlprd. eShiblls aud Ia. decrslal orders
Oh the Both OF May, the 25lb OF July. and The
.5lh o, December, l52b, which appesrs 10
>havs ueen dnly served IN tho other defend
ants, was argued by counsel, on oonsidera.
lion whereof, the court detb order tina, the
defendent, Sally No ldson, render an account
OF her administration al Tho estate OF her in.
.esiale before one ol the commissioners of
the court, who Is directed 10 examine, state
snd settle the same, and make report thereo OF
~ The court, with any matters specially sta
led, thought perIinen, by inselt or required
y the parties 10 he SO stated.
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JouN Wills. clk
COMMISSIONERS otfk.E. I

Lyachi,grg, 10th Nov. i52s.
The rsr,ic, IN iDi. cause, will take notice,
sia, I have appointed FRIDAY, the 9th day OF
January neNt, 10 commence tho aceounis di-
feeied by The foregoing order Of court, on
which day, al she honr Of nine o'clock IN the
morning. they are required 10 attend at my
nfice, IN this town, with their accounts.
vouchers. and copies Of conet papers, prepaf.
I'd Tor examination aud sstilement.
JAS. BEHAGH, c.
Nov. 81. w4w
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MATERIALS

Consisting OF Spanish Wool Bodies, Scotch aud
Camel's hare. Russia .lare Skins, an extensive
supply OF Band Buckles, Llningsand Bands, steel
aud brsss loothed Cards, blue aud yellow Skiv-
crs, a quantity OF Alcohol Gum Shellac, A.
qua Forts, (surerior) Quicksilver. Oil Of Wit
rail, Logwood. Fnstic, &c. &c, All the a.
bove articles he pledges himself to sell whole
sale or retail, upon the mos, reasonable ,erns.
individuals wanting Hats, Hatters and mer
chants wouldhnd itlotheir interest TO give him
n call. Feeling grateful TO his friends and The
public Tor past fayors, he hopes, 10y his cont
nued exertlons TO accommodate them, still TO
receive a share OF their patronage.
WIN. TARDY, Act.
Dec, I. tf32
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Desirable real EStotc for Sdk.
wish TO sell the house and % feet of ground
u fronting on Main Street, near the Market
House, now IN the occupancy Of MIR. James
Jones. This is valuable property well worth the
attention oil those who wish to buy.
JOHN n. d. PAYNE.
Oct. 70 ,sIs
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Boot and Shoe Fdctory,

Lottery and Exchange Office.
"HE subscriber has removed his Lottery
and Exchange Office to the house latel,
occupied by MIR. NJ White, uearl, opposit,
Messrs. Iohn, w l!iam Il CasweIl Poe.
b. w HENSON.
Successor to 5 L. NJ. Allen IL Co.
Nov. IS.
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Econolny Eoonomy

FHHoSE disposed TO Economist in dress
- viii find II 10 their advantage 10 call AT
our establishment, where they will find an ele.
shhi assortment Of Gentlsmen's Clothing, oil
super fne. fine and common qualities, that,
upon triad, win be found to Fl MS well, aud
A7e as faithfully made us II made 10 order, rs
tho work may he dcpended upon, this estab.
lishm nj will be found 10 be a great convent
enUe 10 the Citi2en aud the Traveller, ss they
can be supplied with ttery article of Dress,
Also, Boots, Shoes, hue aud coarse Hats. Seve.
~ description Of Cloaks and over Coats, &c.
Those wishing goud bargains, wouli do well
to iavor US With acsll. WALKER &Co
Emporium OF Fashions.
Main Street, Lyncbhurg, uest to the Virgi.
nion Office.
Dec, l.
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axsxA NOR RENT-1hai comfortable
NslsE two story framed house 10
ss& which is attached a good gar.
s4A44A8 den, kitchen. meat house, &r.
&c. and nmmedla'ely between Dir. "m.
Bailey's aud Samuel WAITS rcsideg ces
Possession nm be had the lst Dscember.
Also, for rent, the house imnipdia. ely or
posite the Franklin Hotel. aud re-, sltsu Z :
cupied by the subscriber as an s,Hoe. This
house which has two room. and a c. Has, IS yell
calculated tor an oiice or small grocery. Pos.
session can be had Immediately.
For hire, the ensuing year, two frst rate car.
peuters, with good setts oil tools. During my
absence, applications may be made To Majr Col.
lin Buckncr. GEO NfillLOChE.
Nov IL. tS4J
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DAVID r. EDLEY.
Wt,i,ou
REMOVAL
FOR A FEW WEEKS.

zero. BAGBY has removed his Grocery
IN Store 10 The lonse late IN the occupan.
., -, Augustine Lef,wicb, esq, as a LOTTERY
f. sfice, aud Immediately above the Post OF.
icr.
Ills assortment Is now large and general,
and KS be- is determined to sell low, respect.
fully invites his town aud country friends To
give him a cali. He offers the highest mark
et Price for Flour Hhea, and all kinds OF pro
uUrr.
Dec. J.. 81
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THN HE SUBSCRI.
Der, Thankful for
=-N past lavors, takesthis op.
49, porinniIy OF informing
sSaze, his iricnds e. the public
f lass generally, that he hns
NOW on hand the best assortment Of Plougbs,
ever offered IN this market, among his assort.
nent is Mccormick AID Dayis's / z. 3 and 4,
horse ploughs, together with . humber OF other
patterns, such as ralmet s, hcVercombs aud
kodes's Hill Side Ploughs, also cultivators on
an improved plan, all Of which VIII be warrant
ed in workmanship aud performance, TO he IN
irrior 10 none now in use, all OF which will be
sold at prices corresponding with the times, eitif.
Pr for cash OF gram. Ploughs immediately re-
paired, both iron aud wood work,
L. S. a share OF public PATRONAGE is solicited
EDWIN {. LANDLORD.
Oct. o
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CASH ron WHEAT,

Nv WI give the highest cash price far
,ms WHEAT, delivered Mt the L,nchbure
August =. ,re1
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are s%uperfnc Eats, manufactured from
the frr Of he Rocky Mountain, Missouri. Grand
River. aud Canada B~eaver.--Alse, Hats made
Of Canada Muskrai, raw and carotted Russia,
Vicumia and Neu,cr Furs. red Wool, &c. In al.
dition to which be keeps constantly on hand an
extensive assortment OF Hats, including elegant
Military Hats, manufactured by h'mseif-the
Materials and Workmanship OF which nre war.
rauted not TO be surpassed in this part of the
country.
he has likewise on hand, a general assert
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NATSanA NAE'EENS'
MATERIALS.

VII he shbtcTibefhhs
just received from
Hew York, a splendid
assortment Of new Hats.
made in the latest fash
ions, of ezcellsn, Work.
manShip and best Ma
teIials- Among which
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TIME Tru.Its, hayo lhn nlrn,nrn I'd inInr

Nov. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-18
10 YIE pEHLIC

CD 'he IAN o put the David Btown,for
:, ,e hne r't ar.'lent II thi, place, letter directed
W VI b'tet Aues Of Mobile. coniainy unio. IN. u
- ahN' I" Alabama State BAuk, and oh. Bank, $780,
h' ,','n' 10 denver II muediat., On his arrival He
u"i Mobile, directly after his arrival there. with
MS OF the above letter, aud several other sum. IL
~ '"'"''oH 10 his care, by p-T,ous living here.
any person. VINO furnish with satisfactory
respecting his hiding place. asw,ii enable u. to
received. o ~ " '"' '''' ''' "e
pawn Brown WIN j, by trade TAYLOR, y inidil.
- ua' a''u 10 o. SO years Of age, feet OF inches
-, ~ "a' qnne grey, uaish aud bu.hy; ysry thin
axe po's- msk ed; has small unk-n .ye- and shart
~ s complexion - pale and somewhst ssliow his front
Ps 'e''h az wurn almost close 10 the gums y roui
h i.et rather long for ms size; remarks
ph ana siirched m dress, in his general
'n ms walk fesd in hs h, bit. avoidar COMPANY
va, sn a"r'i.c took wh'n .ed he FEE from sy
n TO 't'"ns drink; he unable re, ani 1t
uS' NJ '"ah read. There enc man ~ 500 8, COM
HE Mani. ~ f'""'''e''"a' NV wiz e"''
ms ,aemeni-h appear, that h. his. lived iu Chare.
~ iyh'bOIo Ne whery, Campdrn, and other town.
,,b, ahi an slndty towns IN Georgia, and
''"'' states WIN VI. MiGoFFIN s. CO.
FrnHie Big Wiicos co, 5iubnrnr.
~ ave 'siionai Intel ant Washington 4. .ciarh
me above monthly months, aud charge III. n hills
e Enquirer, aud ward To US 6y mail paper
c. ntasiHg this adyorh, M, n. - '"r'f
july 4. =, %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-18
LAW L.ECTU RES.

ENfiE en,nins Law Ltc,LIs At th. place. will
nHmene a. usual On the H. Monday 10 Nov. and t..
nate the 81 nf April '
NJ mode oi insrn n this Institution ha. heen hereto
tore so tuy made known that wall euy necessary 20 r.
m'nh thDst whom msy concern, that lecture IS deyere,
ea' DAY Va The week (Sundsys excepted. that minute Z.
ANIMATION also takes place each day lecture Of DIS
Pe'eins daSj and similar ON ever,
are the text hooks To the, az. aide. rorprsh,n.;y
course OF Ee Embracing occasional or ps
ueuiar inPies-readmg, of the important sta
."les and 'nn"atinns the work of Mr. acksone Ther
e'uf.s compose printed octave volume, comprehend.nc
about ne qusn"ty OF matter volumes Blackstone
cory ui he u placed IN the hands &c STUDENT during
the sessonan they rthtr orally explained and
as OF eason may seem TO require
iht unexpected his school hs Odd to the ,t,rur
motives which the subscriber originally had & fl,
IA me performance "i the task he has undesk.n Tfi,
' pupils composed the last winters class and he h,p
o. Ah noe that not an DstArCe Of disorder ed
me session s larger cas he reasonably espter.J
mex, WINTER Eet ne earnes,!y hopes that Gong
90" TtPH" hsher uaIeSs with determination 10 attend
regularly and study diligently r. suisse brt ..styel
n-''t"or, the right of rtquesiing those IL any
t"Te De- 'Vo are habiRa!y negligent 1rithdroy from he
ssoot' IN ca case part Of Ae fee o6e reifr3eJ 10 nc
party nPToportoH 10 sAs lle ke shall ass renamed Tn
heasu equally fne 10 the pupil, demanded byhe an
ieIest Of the subscriber. ~ -
T ee foI one OF more ooursesCf Lecture SIS
laid may be had at S55 per session.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-18
.NPRLYG GO0DS

tNAALL NELSON has Received large and general
49, s,1itnen of Staple sud Fancy tjunis; among wh-h
' Navarnn Grecan PLAID and ancy oscoesi la
Nsvano, AMI fancy striped rns; worked p Ina
aud Swis nusiins; amhoed and PLAIN book
eambn snd jcone nun'; rich worked n.ls,n obrs, hk;
Italian iuT black Naples INDIA and
French 'an' plaid striped and plain haegs; blae,
Italian neis SIX aud cotton hosiery bobhuet lace rich
worked muslin peeiines, colaT=; black and white
hohb"tt lace vei!' aad hdk English and French
faces aud .dgingsj Londcn cloths, K
linens, sheetngs and damask; lznsburgs aud tokenbur
brown and bieaehed shmtng aud domestic pia,ds--wu
variety OF other desirable goods, which WILL he SOLD
Prices
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