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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
Mr. EpIToR;

Mr. EDIToR;
have read the proceedings and Constitution
Of the "Alrxandria Temperance Society,"" pub
lished in your Saturdays peper, and cordially
approve uf the ben-v client and pious purpose
for which il has been formed. That il will
prove beneficial have no doubt.
II appears, however TO me. that there are
some deiec,s in the Constitution which might,
and ought to be remedied. In article third i,
is said that (" The use Of in oxica ing liquors is,
FOR persons III health, not only unnecessary,
but hurtful." Now malt liquors, wine aud CT
der, are in a high degree in,oxioa,i' z when
taken j" large quantities, yet when aiken In
moderation, are x eatly promotive DO h OF Wig =
or, Of BODY, aud Of mind. In The Holy Scrip
lures instances ate mentioned Of the woeful ct
fec,s produced by ,cine and sboag drink, wien
INDUCED in 10 excess; ard also many pas
sases speak in language not TO be mi under
,lood 81 their salu,aiy effects. when used no
doubi, with discretion. Indeed wine is men
Ntioned more than once a, one OF the git OF
CD: but alas, like all his o,htr gifts oilen
abused! Ftom The same aricle l, appears ,hst
dis ,,lled spirits may b. used as a meji, inc ia
case Of b. Oily iusrmiY. This is also exrep.
,ionabe on the ground that II gives great rom
for decep ion, may elicit imaginary complaints,
Weld food for the tongue OF SANDER, and pro-
doctors The members likewise bind hem.
selves not 10 furnish distilled spirits for per
sons in their employment,
Now thiS may operate very we'll with our
friends 10 the east who are not cursed with
slaves, and where il ore hirrling will not dis
penst with spirituous liquors, ano'h her will
But how will The rule work here For myself
I can answer thai I have b few p .or fellows
who from their first years Of manhood, have
been frequently obliged TO labor during The
hot summer months in low grounds. exposed
10 mia,ma Of a very d,leterious nature; and
have for many years deemed It necessary to
give them, even in perfect health, copious
allowance OF grog Whether the Withdrawal
their heath may De doubtful; but one thing is
Ger ain 'ha, they woola do little or no work,
and mos, probably feign to b. sick. Wha is
then 10 be done, Cannot resor, 10 The lash,
were 10 attempt i, nv arm would be unBerv
ed. and the instrument Of punishnen' fall %
the ground ~ the words liaster, T. am your
slavs!''
II would greatly tend 10 obvia,e these e6iec>
,ioas, if the Society, 10 imitation OF some q her
benevolent Socirtirs, had also a Physician,
" ose duty il should be to obey the cal, OF any
member " bo wished ad Ice as TO the pioprie y
of usisg dis lled spirits as medicine, e. her for
INN ,elf or ahy IN. mber u his family, or other
person in his employment; whose duty should
be TO gram license 10 the membet rrqui''ng
aid, aud make report thereof 10 the Sotisfy IN
w,irtng-for wnich services the Phy,i ian So
appointed 10 be paid oui ct The funds ot The
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y. IL Throop,
En- CIR Err

of visiting cards, bank portraits, maps, charts
landscapes, diplomas, hat plates business cards, NC
Also society notary, and all other metal seals En-.
craving wood rs usual.
All TIE above shall be done with dsnatch at
able prices Hi, roam is the I'd door from llh street,
on the Avenue and directly opposite the National jour
nal Office, Washington City.
NIB Copper plate printing done in the neatest
manner eotf dec 81
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take hotce, that have appointed the 25m day Of
Mayeh nexi at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. within my Office in
this Town, the ZINE and place for proceeding per-
form th' duties enjo.ned upon me BY the foregoing
Order; anal that ON the 3lst Of the same month, l in
tend to close my Report the subject, and file the
same in the Clerks Office.
Given under my hand, At Alexandria. this Goth day
of January, 1890 COLIN AULD, NC.
Jan 2I-Stxw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28

County ~ H|eT 'nar'd, Set.
NovEMBER TERM, 1929.
William Poplar. Complainant
Charles Brown, administrator Of
James Poplar, deceased, James
Entwisle, admins irator of Isaac
Entwisle, deceased, Alexander IN cuANcrpy
Moore, executor &c John Boyer,
deceased, Henr, Williams and
Elizabeth williams, infants un-
der the age Of twenty-one years,
and devicees of John Boyer, de-
ceased, :. Defendants.
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that the
order of public ation made in this suit at November
Term, 1873, sgsinst tn ab>e defendant. Charles
Brown has been duly executed, il is therefore ordered
that the cumplaants bill be, and the same hereby
taken for confessed, and set for decree hm and
the compansnts bill having been heretofore regularly
taken for confessed and for decree the defend
ants, Alexander Moore, executor of John Boyer, and
James Entwsle, administrator of isaac Entwise, de-
ceased the Court in consideration thereof, doth de-
and order that Master Commissioner Aud do take
account Of the administration of he defendant,
Charles Brown, the estate of james Poplar deceas
ed, and do report to the Court the sum remaining in
his hands for distribution, with Which he is properly
chsrgeabe for that purpose; and is further ordered
that the defendants Alexander Moore and James En-
twse do severaly settle the accounts respect
i've administrations the estates of the said John
DO, err and Isaac Enwsle before the said
and that the said Commissioner do report the
what yet remain in their hands liable the dis
charge Of the complainants claim; and in OF de-
fcencyo of assets for that purpose that the said Com
the said John Boy and Isaac Entwse died seized in
the District of Columbia.
Acopy-Test:
.. EDM l. LEE, &C.
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W lines,

lust received four quarter casks of old pale .,ry
q wine, which with large stock of old l.. 2. MAIDEN
Linta, Burgundy, Grape Juice, Sicily, Vidonia sPr,
in half pipes and quarter casks, and Brahmin Gap:
Juice. in boxes Ct 2 doz each. makes our assoHatr
of wines very complete.
dec Is s. MRS. II. JiNyEy
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hank vi AiexaMA, ia,

January an, 1880.
dividend ofpro6t for the last six MONTHS or three
IA dollars on each share Of stock in this institution has
been this day declared and will be paid to the stock.
holders on after the 7th inst BY order oftne board
ian 5-eo3w l.. McKENNA, Cas'r.
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Notice.

HAVING obtained gentleman qualified to tcsl
4 L the English. Latin, and Greek languages, ~
wiling to sake six Boarders. from the age Of ~ /.
years of age, on moderate terms
ian 2l-2aWtf DANI.. DuLAyY
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The House is large and convenient ..sh.n and bsr
sage and piazza below, with closets, kncnen y
dry all under one roof; three rooms ana ,hr.
stairs the whole establishments IN Booa o'u. p
is stable and carriage house-Ihe gAroennn NeOe!
ductiye, is paled.in, and the whole 'r'e' 81. s,b
There is .uaiciency Of ire.wood, AMI 'ne
uncommonly fine J
IwiH also Sell Fire Tracts o. L ,-s. 20
in the county Of Hampshire, one containing Ce
one containing 2i9 adjoining the land, ,o'" one ca
Giioin's. Christian Stephens and Flakes ees.s.,Sin
tanning 72 acres, adjoining Monroes;o ee,s. ,doF
CIinton's surveys. One containing 3Ve .I ~ B,c,A
ing Jno Houses old survey, and the iana' ., eon.S
West, scutchHeld md Others and one seuis
ing Is acres adjoining the land; o. ,re well ns
field, Giipin and others These iano'"
ed aud lie near the river.
Also. 90, 900 Acres, 49,, ,e
On the GauIey river, in the county OF he"'''
the Randolph line. ~ che H,nps.s
Persons disposed to purchase any Of tns m W.
lands will cali on James Mason, Attorney >, w.
chester, Va. or Augustine j. Smith, hnO1n h,s,@
CisrLe,surgh. Va Those disposed 20 Dur Ir,. cosss
o,,,er lands will call on me at Gunston' : ANA
Va or write to me at Occoquan WIS, x.seS
cunston. Fairfax Co. Va. june r.
June 29--2awa
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Tobacco.

IOONccO.
IJlIiE subscriber has just received and offers for sale
at his Tobacco and nvNtore, north ives, corner of
King and " a>iinrtn" street, six OK, Browns best
q EwI0d TOBACCO
warranted equal to an, IN the District.
A constant supply Of all kinds of Snu fl, smoking On
chewing Tobacco; Spanish, halEspani and common
Segars of the best quality.
ITCountry Merchants aud others will find it to their
advantage to cali as above
janl--dSl&2awSw JOHN GRUBB.
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a touch of my moddsr's tongue,
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4" MIR. Tubhs toe Miss Slsttery.
1929 Jenwary toe Joon six munth ."r.
in Strueshun toe Miss rubbs o
Dedukt cash and cd thing 4 9
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OuADRILLING.

A, The London Cdur, &c Requests, last week,
MIR Nicholas Tubbs appeared before The Com
missionets upon summons 10 show cause
why he refused or neglected 10 pay tor sum Of
81. IFS Cd being the b1l,nce of an account al
legged 20 be due from him to Miss Julia Stat,
terry, of which sccoun, he following is true
copy, as i, was handed into Cour, on behalf Of
the Dlaintiff:
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British Quarterly Review for lsl6-N %. Page
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district Of \ \umbia,

County IF AIer 'n1ria, Set.
NovEMBER TERM, 1929.
William Poplar. Compiainant,0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
Dry Goods, Hardcare, Groceries, &c

<nHE subscriber having Determined 10 close
< his business. IN this place ~ speedily rs
possible, will sell on Tuesday the 10Th oi this
month, his remaining stock oi Goods-amopni-
ing 10 or 5000. The following are pat
Domestic Goods consisting Of Apron Checks,
brown aud hleaGh.d 5hrtings aud Sheet
mes. Cass,nru.. flannels. ao. &c.
Broad Cohs and Cass,neies, Bombazines and
BombezeltS
Cahcncs, larg. assortment, Cambries, PLAN,
twild aud corded
Book, Jacnnet aud other Mas'ns plain and f.
gured Muslin Robes
Mermo Cloths and Mrrirn Circasslsns, Russia
aud Bird scye Diaper
Russia Sheetngs, r,cklenbusg and Dow asses,
NJ. dc.
Black silk. aud saltios, black mode. Italian
Grapes, (,uperoD
White figured eros de Naples Silks (splepdid
stoCk)
Pink. green. sky blue and white SersneIis and
Flnfences
Barge, SILK, Mrrino and Cashmere Han dker'
chiefs
Cas- mere mud Cotton shawls, Silk aud Cotton
Hpsnry
Bandanna aud other Fancy Silk Hdkfs., Cotton
ditto, large stock)
Silk and Iabby Velvels, good assortment
Ribbons, large assortment, Lnces. Grape Leess
Silk and worsted Braids, Galloon Binding,
Sorsted do
Sewing silks and twist Pulls and Cur Is. Sus'
pendeTs
Combs, Tuck. turn top side and toilet, large
assortment
Hardware. 10 vii, Cutlery, HmgeI koob aud
Stock Locke screws, fle,. &C.
large assortment Buttons, some extrn fine
gilt, Tor coats
Glass aud Queens ware, Cat Nails. Groceries
Scotch SNUFF
Fur and Wool iats, Ladies Lea her and Nor
oCco Shoes
Cotton aud w DOL Cards. &c
| pair Patent Balances. very superior
| Sni and Worm do do
Together aitI gr'ni variety oi other Goods
which will BIZ sold without reserve. COUNT,
M well n town merchants are particularly IN
vited 10 attend. HENRY ALLISON.
T.. s. The sale will be Conducted by John IL.
u. PAYNE. Auctioneer aud continue from day ID
day until The stock is all sold. Terms will bf
liberal 10 rye dealrrs aud made known on the
das ofSsle. No potl1one@ent on account o
bad weather. H. a.
Nov 3 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

model, We wonl1 spare ynn the folowin ohser
vations. the slticinsss which we fear will .. ply
10 some oil You.
We frequently hear II said that the snuth Of
Virginis are very hard Ia govern aud w.
freely concede tn the teacher the right TO chas-
Use thcn,. but we are fully pnIsuaded that hi.
right should be very spariagy exercised. aud
though there he no great deal OF chipping IN our
schools, We think there ~ a great danl too
much, unless II we're more prudently inflicted
A teacher stands to his pupil in the relation
of parent 10 n child and we lay IL down rs mn
axiom not easily coat, Diverted, that the teacher,
or parent who strikes a child in anger, lis pal
pably wrong. What then must we think OF the
teacher. (aod what must he in his coaer mo-
mems think of himsplO WIN for every childish
freak or casual inadvetiance, h'es into pas.
slon. stamps on the door, throws the book nj his
trembling pupil, OF breaks II 10 pieces over his
head Assuredly we do not wish our children
TO copy such conduct, nor To he the victims ut
sucntramtic tyranny.
Some oi you with wonderful tenaciiy hold
fast IL absurd rules and regulations Of Older
times which the manners Of the present nge
render highly ,mpropper, II they were Ever
otherwise. One OF these will bring 10 vour
notice " No scholar shall tel any tai out Of
school Now this il absurd and useless. Tor
nothing is concealed thereby. II is immoral.
for II is 10 direct opposition In thai paramount
doty which child owes TO his par mt. The
attempt TO enforce such II rule render, u teach
er contemptihle IN the ewes not nuly of parents
bat even of children. We have said that the
rule never operates the cuncealmrnt Of any
thing, aud we do venture 10 assert that no
teacher who is conscious Of faithfully perform
ing his duty. is either afraid or ashamed TO
meet public scralinv. SOME PARfNr =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
SENATE.

SOMA T.
Observation-Disclosures 4O3. Israeli 402 Nc
Nhorter 23l. McCav %, Srnger g.
Montgomery &c.-The following ns the entire
vote OF this District: Berne l4So. Hoge SiI2,
Edmonson 1870. and about l2O scaoering-so
that Col Andrew Berne is elected.
Nicholas S.c-In this district. William Nc
Comas IS elected, by majority OF 81 over
Mathew Dunbar.
Morgan, &c.--Elisba Boyd-no opposition
1ccomnc. &c.-John r. Joynes is elected by
a majority of 2s4 oye John Page.
King g. Queen, S,c.-The following - the
entire vote of the District: William Arm"te'd
$40 Augustine l.. Dabhey 61o, Gregory 81
so that Armistead Is elected
Tasueu-E. McComas ,5l5. John Blair Il
Sanders withdrawn.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
I1P The figure affixed to each county md
Gates the number of membersto which II is ent'-
tied.
Brunsuick (o)-James n. Gholson 90 Jno
F.. Shell 24S, James n. Fletcher 1913, Edward
B. Hicks 1913. 49,.
Harrison (2)-Dayisson lll2, Williams 747'
Gather b43.
Grsenbrier Q)-Erskine 44e, Smith 224.
Monroe 0(-John n. Vawte, 1868, John Kel-
" 247, William Vass l32.
Bath G)-Georgp Mayse-no opposition.
Lewis () Samuel l. Hayes-do
TasOeH O)-Mr. Gilesph-do.
Morgan G)-John o'Ferrail 234, Villa"
Smith 81 [it is stated in the Winchester Vir-
ejnian that MIR. Smith has been candidate at
,hir,aa, consecutive elections, aud has only
succeeded onee-Iast ApriI--when his success
was worth nothing to him. He ought t" gre
up The Ship.1 ~ ooo NJ
Nicholas ID-Addison Mclaughlin 2O9, Da-
yd Stewart loo.
Elisabeth CITY and Warwick (l)--Alexx'n1e
w. Jones is elected by majority OF ~ ''''
Or. Samuel Coilon.
james Ciu York and williamsburg o.
Robert Shield is elected by majority OF 2of
votes over Thomas Grifin, 'he oeqi h'shes'
candidate. Contested
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
CONTENTS OF THE
North american Review.
No. Xxx.
Nov0

| american annual Regisisr.-The Amer.
can Annual Register Tor tue Year. 1927 80,
~ the Fifty second aud Fny-lhlrd Year OF
American independence.
II Turkey II Piinces Il Nations Of the South
OF Europe 10 the Snlrenth aud Seventeenth
Centuries, complied rinripally from the
Reports OF Ambassadors. by LeopoM ron
Rn,ike
III tory of the Ottoman Empire from Orgi-
nal sources. BY JoSeph ron HaBiHer.
3. Constitution and Administration Of the
Ottoman Empire. By the same
III Ethibiiion Of Pictures al The American
Gntiery--Catalog OF the Pictures exhibited
Mt the Fourth Eshibnion IN the Gallery Of the
Boston Athenmnrn.
" L00th's Hcbrew Pottry-Lcctures on
the Sacred Poetry oftne Hebrews. BY Robert
Loi0h, ID. ID. LoTd Bishop of London. Trans
sied from the orieinsl Lntin. by g. Crego,D. r.
A. e A New Edition. win Notes, by Cnipt,t f.
Si0W. A. M
V. Laierie ToH, -La~de Todd or.
The Settlers in the Woods BY .JOhn Gall,
Esq
VI. Removal ofhe Indians Spec ches on the
Indian Bill viz Messrs Fielingubysen,
Sprague ADD Robbins in the Senate o the
United StGies and of Messrs. S'orrs, Hunting
IN, Bates. Everett and others. IN the House Of
Representatives, in the Months OF April aud
May, 1880
VII. Studies IN Poeiry-Siudies in Poetry.
Embracing Notices OF ths Lives and Writings
OF toe Best Poets in the English Language, n
cop'oos selection Of Elegant Extracts, short
AnaIysis Of Hebrew Poetry. mud Transitions
from the Sacred Poets designed to illustrate
The Principles of Rhetoric and teach Their
Application to Poetry. BY George u. Cheer
er.
VII. HaieS GeOgraphy-An Epitome of
Universal Geography, ora Description Of the
VaTions Countries OF the Globe. with View of
their Political Condition al the Present Time.
BY Nathan Hale.
TX. The Debate IN the Senate ofhe United
states -Speechss made in the Senate of the
United States, on occasion of the Resolution
offered bv Mr.. Foot on the Subject OF the
Public Lands, during the First Session Of the
Twenty fist Congress
W The above No. just received by the sub
scf'ber. A. Il. NORTH.
Nov. 8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
OBgTlT AR i

galleni and distinguished officer of our
Revolution. the lat Ma. NATHAN REID. Of
Bedford. departed this lie las, Saturday morn
ing. His Funeral Serm n will be preached on
Sunday the l4h Of the present month, by the
Rev. Nchoty II Cobbs at the New.Lon ION
Academy. near the residence of the dec.--on
which occasion the frien Is Of My Reid, aud
the public generally. are invited to aueni.
~ Maj Reid y i'll be buried with Military
honors; and his surviving Revolutions y con-
patriots in this section of country, aud Military
officers generally. are respe ctiuIy invited to
attend on the occasnn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
Sugar, Molasses, salt, &c.

a illIDS. Brown Sugar
NJ 5 barrels do DO
II do Loaf do
3 bhd New Orlcans N,hsses
80 sscbs Sat, tLst rpool hlled)
Barrels Peat Il aud French Brandy.
DO Madeira Wmr
DO New ORLEANS Rum
Il drs Cotton Yarn
J,mlson's Crackers
CaddIeS imported Tea. VERY snperior)
Boxes sperm AM Inlow CnudIes
Boxes Boots aud SHOES, Durham Mustard
Cheese, Salt Peue, Nuim"es
Ginger, Pepper, Lamp Black
Writing and Wrapping Paper
North Carolina lar
Bed Corr, aud Leading Lines
Mahogany Switchboard
Mahogany Bureau
o Duz Pointers best Chairs
10 0o0 lbs FamiI, Bacon
Eur sale by r. q. TOMPkINS.
NOV. OFF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

RHNHE subscriber. N the old stand formerly
u occupied hy WIN. Tarde, has ju.i recev-
ed from the North. add is now opening spen
did assortment of foe Beaver Hats, at the latest
Northern fashions. Also, several ass second
qualify r'urred Hats. very cheap. Also on hand
large aud splendid Assortment Of HAS OF bis
own manufacture, the materials aud work =
manship oil which are warranted not to be- sur.
passed IN TINS part of the country. lie has like
wise on hand a general assortment of Ua'Iprs'
materials, consistag Of Grand River, Rocky
mountain Missouri and Canada Beaver, Cam
da Musk Rat Skins, Otter, Fox, Rackoon. Mink
Russia Hare md common RABBIT Skins. red,
bl,e, black and fawn 5k,vets, Qiltand silyered
Leaihers black and drab Bauds and Bindings
OF AL qnalIneS, PeIongs aud glazed Cotton % ,
Hat Tips. plaln and fancs Hat Buckl g. Bow
strings, Wrapping aud Blocking Irvine, stop
ring Brushes, Brass and Steel Raising
Cards, red Wood, CamPl's Hair. Spanish aud
SaAouy Wool, Felts and Bodies Gum Shellac
Verdigris, fopperAs. Irish Glue Acohoi, Log.
wood, Aqua Forts, Oil, Vitr,ol, &C. Intending
to continue the bps,nrss, he has emplnyed nm
experienced foreman (w4o has been living ulih
w lardy FOR the last icn years. 10 sup,riniend
the manufacturing department. Country mrr-
chat, and public generally are invited 10 give
him CALL Feeling grateful for the enc outrage
mCht 'hht ne uHs receiver Al this establish menf,
he hopes by his nnrenilling attention TO accom-.
modate them aud SUI 10 receive share ol their
patronage.
n. B. All kind OF Silk and Woollen Goods
dyed black as heretofore. The highest cash
price given for all kinds of Furs, such AZ Rabbit
red and grey Fox, Otter, Mink aud Musk Raj
Skins, NC.
Those indebted to the estate of p J. Taidy
will please call aud settle their accounts AS II is
necessary under existing cii cumsrsnccs 10 close
the business. SAML. TARDY. Es'or.
Nov 8 wAv
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Niddisser aud Maiheps (il--Houlder HUI.
gins DO, john Segar 2l7.
Kanntrta (D-Geofge W Summers S07, Jo-
seph Lnyeli BOO
Logan fD-Anthony Lawsoa 200, Daniel
Smoot 10. Strauon Al
Surry Q)-John [. Crump l55, Francis
knffn 1870.
CITES (D-king 90. Smith 226 Johnson la3.
tfneannd D-Barrett Il Payne 1877. George
Stllman loo.
King William l)-PolIsrd oi6, Dabhry 1876
Hampshire % ~-fhomas Dunn AL, Thomas
Carskaden ~, Chri,tophsr Heiskell 4l6.
Ues'morst1nd Wv illnughbv N .wton Isl.
Gen. John 7. Hnngerfoord l24, Harvey29.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

BBUhoU AMI u two DEGREES, pronounced
n by the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond District, in the case of Owen vs..
Nelson the first decree, rerde, ed on the Odd
day OF March, 1929, and the Dad decree render
ed on tie 6t7day ofJaIy 1890 the gndersis ned
Marshal OF the Superior Court Of Chnncery Tor
the Lynchburg District, will sell, by way Of
pnhlIc anctIon, Tor cash. OIL the premises. in
the county ofCamrbeil. on FRIDAY the 18Th
nay oil Nov. 1880, II fair il not, the next fair
day thereafter. FIVE hundred aud five acres Of
land, being part OF the Pilot Noun, ain Tract
Cant. Miles Carey, who lives on the premises
will show the land TO any one wishing to pur.
chase. i. A. HoLCOMBE, marshal.
NOV. iftds
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TO TIE TEACHERS OF SCHOOLS.

TO THE TEACHERS OF SCHOOLS.
Geaiiemen---In committing our sons and
daughters 10 your care and tutelage, we give
you a most interesting pledge Of our confidence
IN yonr talents and integrity, and the fullest
reliance on your capacity Of training the youth
ful mind in the principles OF literature aud vir
tue, We are not ignorant that your duties are
highly arduous and We wish you to feel your
responsibility. Every pupil Of common docill-
", forms his msnuers and his morals In great
measure from those of his teacher; and hence
il I, the solemn dur, of the teacher TO act before
nis pupils a high standard, oo'Hn o' htrr"ry
tas,e, hut oil polished manners M no raj wortu
Did We suppose that all Of youi eHhitn this