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/. Crabs ratent irist Mill"

TuNHE Sub.cribets having purchased the
fa,en, RICH, Tor tnls Improved. cheap aud
desrAble Mill, for the counties 81 buckingham
Cumberland, Po~hstsn and Nelson. OF the
Proprietor, are alone nnhorizrh 10 dispose OF
The iigh's for these cannIss. They would pre-
f,f selling TIE entire rigbl TO some individual
residing la each cenDis aud would do 40 on
such terms as To make II object OF much
uroft TO hem or ihey will sill individual
riehis 10 persons in Each eovniy. u vii be
enly necessary tor Fafmers and others TO IL
anime the operations OF this " improved Mil.
60 be eouvn. ed OF its utility and rheHpness
aud how desirable II will be TO have one on
their faims. One OF che subscriber, attending
.7iaherd Couri rs an Attorney, viii be prepar
ed 10 sell entire rights for the county, or iodtv''
dual rights aud persons wishing 10 purchase
can be furnished by calling M them ~ Am-
hera COUNTY Blue Ridge CsoaL Nj. Wm. II
DigRes. oi Nelson aud Mr.. EldridRe OF Buck.
In nan courthouse, will have one of these Mills
10 operation IN few days. where persons resi-
ding near, may have an opportunity ol seeing
taem. HhNFf w w AhLfo snh
FRANCIS T.. ouARLE5.
Sen II w2m
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E1tensise Ezedtor's Sale Of .sla.,,
nud ofLe- D.-...I r.,

E1fsnstst Ezeehtor's Saic Of .SLa.t.
and other Personal Estate.
SHALL offer for Sal. al Public Aactio.
"a the IIantion Of the late Daniel Giinaan. dee
called PRESQuE ISLE, in the c.
y OF CuIpep.r on the ON day Of Dsc oan
Der next. The sale TO continue from dsy IN an
until the whole shall be sold, all the Per..,.-
Property which belongs 10 the Estate of IN. a.
ceased, on that Plantation, consisting in nar,
between tfty and sixiy Slaves, between %
and 80 Horses, several Brood Mares of a.,
first l,sod about Que Hundred Head of Uo,n.s
Catil", large stock OF Sheep and Hogs. AM.
100 Barrels OF Corn, large quantity of H
Fodder. &c, Plantation Utensils, CaroenIs,.;
aud Blacksmiths' Tools. House hold aud K,rL
EN- Furniture, aCopper Still, one OF Chan
der's best Surveyors Composers, with Chan
aud Plotting Instruments, viii many other :,
iicles TOO tedious - enuneratp.
II is Confidently believ ed, that in propor,;,-
10 the quantity OF Property that viii be ole,
ed for sale larger proportion Of very yslna'i.
Property was never offered al public sale IN w
gina The slaves are generally likely, nauv =,
them very much so aud amoI gsl them is A y.tn
valuable Blacksmith. young aud healthy.
mongst tie Horses there is ii > iuJ, believed TAI,
Of the best blood in the State. The Sioux orc.
tie. Sheep and Hogs, are OF the most improy.i
breeds-many OF them now fiji Tor market. and
well worth the aueorioa of Butchers. Tn
Furniture OF superior quality. u Farmer,
aud others. DESTROYS OF procuring VaiuahIo
Stock, will do we'll to attend this Sale, as ~
opportunity Of procur ing such will seldom ne,
cur
The terms OF sale as follows The slaves va
be sold for Cash. the residue Of tue Prone,,,
upon a credit of II months Tor all sums abo..
Forty Dollars under that, Cash, The purchase.
giving Bonds with approved security, 10 ber
interest from the date but as il is important u,
the interest OF The Estate, that should be- ab,o
To command the funds at "A specified Tine
will agreeto relmIush the interest to ,ho..
who shall pay their Bonds when due. No Pro,
perry TO be removed until the terms OF tue sale
shall be complied with. To prevent sacrifice
OF the proper y that mey be offered for sale.
reserve the rgh, OF making bid, in every
case, for The benefit OF the E-ta.e. Persons dc.
sirous Of viewing any part of The Proper v, be.
fore The day Of sale, can do SO by applying 10
Mr. JOSEPH +. FLiPPO, the Manager On the
Farm
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"A leacher WanteA.

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN who con produce
Sz-A satisfactory t'siimna ais of his good chat
"c'r'' aud of his Quai6 'atlons 10 teach the
Latin, Greek, ana English languages. Geo
eraphy, Mathematics, and Arithmetic, can
meet with employment in the County Of Am
hers, IN theimmedlaie vicinity of This place. by
timely application to the Editors Should The
applicant wish to prosecute he study ofthe
Law, he eau be accommodated.
Oct. II. In
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n virtue OF deed of trust execute
49, fhiiIp Rohr, to the undersigned. aao
Christopher Todd, ON the Sd day Of March 1897
and duly recorded ia The clerks Office of the
hus,l"es Court Of LyncnbLrg, will be sold At
the dwelling house oil The late Philip Rohr
IN TIE lo"n OF Lynchburg, on Saturday the 3D,b
Gay OF me present month, lOc ober, 1897 TO
the highest o'd Ter far cash, lw1 Slaves, Rachel
anu MARIA anu Al! The household and kitchen
'"fnhu'e belonging TO the late Philip Rolir,
neu OF 50 muc" thereof as may be necessar,
'a'se me sums OF 'noney secured by the SAID
deed of trust Acting as iIu.tee. ,hall noi,,
convey such tile MS is vested IN me nv tho 10
deed OF nust JAMES BENAGH, trustee.
OcI IA
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YNNS SAi,E.

M Y virtue ola deed of trust, executed 10
- us by John Talbot and Nancy his wife.
beating date the 3isI day of July, 1928, and
duly recorded IN Campbell 6lerk's Office, We
or either ofus, will, Tor purposes therein ex.
pressed. sell 10 the highest bidder, a, pub c auc.
ton. at Campbell courthouse, on the eighth
DAY OF November next being court da,, a
tract OF land, in said county, supposed TO con.
tain two hundred aud fifty ac,rs, lying on
Whipping Creek, and adjoining the lands OF the
estate ot W'll,ston Talbot decd, David G. Tai
bot, and others. Terms, are a credit, Of one
and twoyears equal Instalments, secured by
deed of trust on the land, and good personal
security Acting ms trustees, we shall convey
such tltiooniy as is vested in us
ALUNSON WINSTON,
WM. NJ. RlVES.
Oct 81. tile
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sale Of Runaway Slave.

IN pursuance of All act Of the General As,em
- bly,, EMIT ed" An Act 10 reduce mo an act
the several ac's Tor experimenting and securing
runaways, passed the 9th OF February, 1919,
and of the order OF court made at September
Court OF Montgomery County, 1889, | shall
on Monday The hfot day of the November Court
next, proceed TO sell Tor cash, IN front OF the
doc OF the Courthouse ofMon,gomery Count,
one negro man named TOM, alias Thomas
brooks, who was committed 10 The jail Of the
said County, on the 10Th day of October, 1929
MS a runaway. DAVID +. KENT, d. 5
for John NJ c. Taylor, ). NJ. c.
OeI. :. Ia,
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y dREkABLY 10 the provisions of deed
- "i tust, eAe, u,ed by Claiborne Gladman
TO the subscriber, of record in the office O the
Hastings Court OF Lynchbarg. aud to satisfy the
purposes OF ,i,d deed. the subscriber will offer
Al public $ e, for cash. on Saturday the 27th
day oi November n xt ltiair ifnoi, the next fair
day thereafter (s"n lays PAcepted,) before the
front door OF the Auction room of John H. d.
fayne, IN Ltnehonrs, part ola lot Of ground,
situate IN rear of tho Methodist Church. be-
tween third and fourth streets on which there
" wooden dive ling house, adapted to the
comfortable accommodation OF a small family !;
nr'"s me same conveyed by Joseph Echols,
deceased to sad Gladman. The title TO thi.
properly is believed To be valid but the sub
scr'her will convey such right as is vested in
INN by SAID deed, an no other.
JOHND. URQUHART.
Oct. u. tbs
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Wheat \ Wheat E!

WYE are now receiving Wheat a, the Black
w Water Mills, & WI pay the bes cash or ice
tor all delivered there. Those wishing to en-
gage their crops. will phase call on us. I'VE will
give them choices of several liberal PROPOSE.
lions. NAIHL. WINSTON l. Co.
Oct
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

n S Attorney In fact for the owners. I shall
~ on The l3tE day Of December. 1880, The.
ing the hrsi day of Campbell December Court, }
before The front door OF the Tavern NJ Camp
bell Court House, occupied by Mr.. Samuel Jo,-
dan, expose Ia sale, by way of public auction,
Nil tn. lands and lots situated nj aud about said
Court Hou.e. formerly the property of Anthony
aud John Kennedy, containing IN Tho whole
about 800 acres. The Tavern above mrnlion-
eds built upon part of this land, and from
the vicinity these lands TO the Court House
their generally level character aud susceptbii-
I, of improvement, they are deemed we'll wor
thy the attention OF enterIriziug men Tue
lands will he offered for sale IN lots Of which il
is expected pIais will be exhibited on The day
OF sale.
At The time aud place ofsale. my authority
10 sell, and the Terms oil sale, (Which Will be
liheral) will be explicitly made known. A
portion Of the purchase money, say IL will, il
IS probable. be required in hand, and tor the
residue credit will be given which viii be
made known on the day OF sale. Persons wish
mg to vie" the lands can apply tor informa
ton TO Mr.. John Alexander, who lives in the
neighborhood. CHlSWELL DABNEY.
Oct. 81 tds
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Advertisement.

HAVING removed 10 North fsroi,as. J
n Il Rave appointed my friends S. a NJ ~:
Garland Of L,n0hburg, aud nr sun binainmi
5. Garlsnd, 81 Lovingslon. my lawful agents 10
transact aas business FOR me, and ihs SAME 70
i've as eile, lasl A. II done b. ~ysch. IN popef
person shall attend frealeoily The counties
Of Nrl.on and Amherst. until my business IN
thass couutiss be elpssd.
have for sale, Horses, Csnis. tamoag which
are two valuable yoEe e. Or"n.) SHEEP, many
articles ~ Houschald and Kitchen fsrni'or., n
Wagon. O1 and Horse Cart. have slss. So
vefsl Slaves 10 hire. three or ionr Isnenrnis in
Losipgstou. Tor teni, As well as a small plan'a
ton in Nelson aud several valuable lots and
pieces Of Ground, Ia snd sboue the town. For
terms apply 10 my agents. or Maj. X. enriand
Of New Glasgow, who will show aud Contract
for any of the Stock, &c.
JAMES y. GARLAND,
Oct. 81
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REMOVAL,

VRHE subscriber has ,aken The Bel Tavern.
- at Nelson Court House, (Loymgsl on,
where he is now ready TO receive all persons
who may favor him with their company, and he
pledges himself TO use every exertion to give
the most general ssiisfa c,ion.
His house is situated near the Court House
and is large and commodious. HIS stable is OF
brick, aud calculated to hold from forty 10 fifty
horses this is likewise pleniiiully supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atien.
ton OF good and faithful servants, he Haltsrs
h'mssl' will entnle him TO patronage.
j. b. STOUT.
Nelson c. H. Oc, Of. IL
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haborers in a Vineyard
WANTED.

~ WOULD HIRE Immediately i've aeii'e
II black lMEf, such AZ would be fat IA ~ and
doeile. 20 labor partly In my Whey aud
par,l, IN a crop for The term Of Two yea
such, liberal wage., iegethert win ins "a =
ten, in The ar of Vine D. cssng viii he gwen
/ hail hare a FEW cuttings ifom about iTeoiy
d,lre,eai species efihs bssi European Int
grape 1T sale.
a, r, River Post Office, Nelson County.
HENRY BUSHNELL.
~, A ~bt@
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,,SrO1 ICE Is hereby gwen, thai MEETING %
III The members OF the Auxiliary Bible So
eifiy oftht county of Amherst. viii he he d at
Amherst couriho1ts, on she first Thursday ~
November, 1880. When a discourse appropriate
10 the occasion will be delivered. The freads
Of the Bible cause. and particularly ministers
ofthc Gospel ofevery denomination are nviled
10 attend
Oct. - Tin
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Lynchbarg and Blue RiZge Yayppike

Lgnehb"rg and Blue Ridge Turnpike.
HnHE Stockholders in the above named
- Turnpike, are hereby notified that a
meeting will take place Mt the Franklin Hotel
on Wednesday the lOh day Of November next.
Ion the purpose of organizing said Company,
b, electlng President aud five Dirpc;rs. Nc.
AS IS important that every Shareholder
should he presest, 81 her in person or by proxy,
II IS hoped none will tail to attend.
THE COMMIS SIONERS.
Oct. 81 ,loN
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOES SALE,

y ii N'iE subscriber is anxious TO Sc
valuable tract of land in tn,
IA County of Bedford. 1t is siln-
a'eo upon the north fork of Goose Creek ad.
Jo'n'ng Cdpt. Buiord's, and is bounded a.,
one s'!e ny The main western road. |, ron"
'a'ns 1854 acres, 100 Of which are cleared IN
acres OF the cleared land are first rate law
s'ounu Tue wood land lies remarkabIy vol
anu rs hrst rate tobacco land. The subsc,;.a,
INVITES those who wish To purchase good Iand
q" ~" price, to come and examine the ,r,c,
ROBERT IRVINE,
Aug.2 ''"e' ueed'
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$500 REWARD

SHl ANYWAY from the Plantation of the late
- John thompson. near New London,
Campbell County, on the hight OF the end Of
this mouth, two Negro men, EMANUEL, about
80 years old, has rather u black skin,
is well built, and something like 8 feet ! or
inches high, has lost some of his UPPER teeth
before, and generally wears his hair long be
fore. Emanuel has been accustomed 10 plan
tatios business. but Can make shoes and PLAYS
on hr fiddle. BOLUS, (sometimes called Bob,
"a mualo man. y years OF age, and about
. feet high, has scar on the upper ip. aud
bnshy head, his hai loug behind when spoken
10, has an humble look. His best clothes are
OF biue broad clntn, his hat OF black fur, II i,
more than likely that both these servants have
runaway fora Free State, AID that they have
Free Papers. Bolus is man Of some address
no reward will be paid for thea il taken in
Campbell or Bedford County or $40 for each
OF them II taken IN any other count, or $50
each, II takeo out OF the State and secured in
Jail. DAVID THOMPSON
WM, w. AUSTIN,
HENRY BROWN.
Executors Of john Thompson, decd
Oct, is.
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' aluable Real Estate.

sHE subscriber has two valuable tracts of
II lana lying IN the county OF Montgomery,
each containing about 1000 aces, " hich he is
anxious TO dispose of on reasonable terms. One
of those plantations is well known by the name
VI the White House plantation, with good I'M
pioHenehis-iheie is a house well calculated
for Tavern. and now occupied Ms suct, also
a Store House-lt would be IA coed stand for
conntT, Store, on the public road leading
ron me Eastern cite TO the IVES, 10 mile,
East ot Montgomery Court House This plan
lhloh mas also Oh II comfortable Dwelling
House, and other necessary out houses, near
HE centre oi the tract, and in view Of the
tavern house where the subscriber resides. II
has also on II Saw aud Grist Mill on a
good stream OF water, N n SITE Of AN immediate
TALL OF thnty feet and upwards and in a neigh
oofhood soihc'ent 10 render the Mills vaua-
oie-also 70 tobacco houses principally built
last year nifty hogeshead of Tobacco were
mace upon II last yehr and there is sutii Gle MT
quantity of cleare land 10 produce twice that
4uHa'ity. 10 any person wishing 10 invest tht ir
capital IN the culture of Iobacco. Hemn
Whrat, and Corn, and Grasses, sc. il is desir
able there beng snihciency OF cleared land TO
work 40 or 90 hands 10 advantage, and a large
quantity OF uch uncleared land peculrly adap.
,en 10 tobacco-a great portion of the clear ed
land is rich creek aud Roanoke river bottoms
rom 100 to 200 acres OF this tract can he wa
Tered by the mi creek---t has on it a number of
Limestone Springs. Ibis tract is, in the opjn-
ION oil the proprietor, susceptible OF more i'm
proVement than ANY farm in this section of thu.
country; The other plantation has usual i'm
provemen's, aud in many respectsis deemed
equally valuable, and would make an excellent
appendaSe TO The White House nact, as IT is
situated IN neighborhood of excellent sum.
mer range tor stock. about days drive They
WIN he sold either hy tie whole ,ret, on,
WIN suit purchasers better, ! will d.
woe The tracts TO sui them, provided can
effect sale Of both or one tract III, presum.
cd that those wish & To purchase will view the
premises, which can be shewn them by the
proprietor. portion ofihs purchase none,
WIN oe required to lie paid al the time OF
transfer OF the title. The residue will be nut
upon time a few NEGRO SLAVES will he ~.
Ken IN part pay meni. JOSEPH KING
October a.
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Aand FOR sale.
Sept. 90.

WYE are determined 10 sell a small tract Of
w land, lying in Amhers, county, 6 miles
rom L, nchburs, on Lynch's road. adjoiningtbe
lanas OF Robert Rgdway, VIM. Mcdaniel, and
p'Iefs' containing li5t acres. This tract Of
i'hu needs no recommending, as it will recon-
memo Itself to those wishing 10 purchase. We
consider It valuable ourselves. on account OF
'ne timber and wood on il. There is not more
man 80 acres cleared. the balance is heavily
."nnered. lf this land is not privately so'd
ue'ofe the first day Of November next, IL will on
."a' day be sold to the highest bidder, on l. = =
ana years credit. The payments being "eA
secured by approved security
WILLIAM L. BOWLlNo'
JOHN X. BOW LING.
Oct, tL:.
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A Singing School.

yuylIE subscribers will commence Singing
school rs suon rs a sufficient number Of
scholars mas be obtained. Terms as follow
Eorases.ion of six months So. %. Premiums Tor
zach n,ehi OF attendaoce IL 10; for the best
knos ledge the rudimen's, > l. for the most
accurate singer, S3-the first premium. allowed
each night, aud IN he deducted from The sinh
se,ipi,og. which will reduce II 10 81 75-ihe
Others will be awarded but once, and all al the
close Of the session.
NIB -Thase who wish 10 subscribe W
please meet al the School Ropm Of the Refor-
mer.' Church, on the last Saturday in this
month, October. BEACH q Lf MAN.
Oct IA ot
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10 HHIf Ia
I.aud for Sale.

nHURSUANT TO a decree OF the county court
q Of Bedford, the undersigned (Commis-
siuners) will proceed 10 sell, at public auction.
on Thu sda, the lllh November next, on the
premises, the land belonging 10 the estate OF
George hsckworth, decd. Go wit y one tract
containing 243 acres, lying on McDaniel's
creek, and adjoining the lands Of Tbos. Left
sich and Others. The aboyr tract ofla.d has
a comfortable dwelling house FOR small ia mly
good out houses, aud FIRST rate orchard. One
other tract OF land containing 226 acres lying
on David and Ierrapin Creek. THIS tract has
good dwelling house and orchard. The above
lands arc well adapted 10 the culture Of grain
and tobacco; a luther description we deem I'M
necessary, as 1t is pre- suned any person wishing
10 purchase will first view the property. The
abo,s lands will be sold on credit of one. two
and 'hrfe years, except as 10 80 dollars cash,
The purchaser giving bond with approved se-
aurlIy, with deed OF trust on the land TO
cure The payment OF the purchase money.
THOS. LEFT WICH,D
JAMES ADAMS. Io"'
JOEL LEr TWicH, u'
MARK ANTHONY, 80"
OBADIAH WEST e'''
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Sherilf's Sale of Goods.

ANVIL be sold al Lersvile IN Campbell
w county on Thursday the BIS, inst ali the
Goods, Wares and MrrcAand,zr, in the Store
OF stephen Terry at thu, place And on Mon.
day the 10th inst. will he sold at Btookneal, IN
'hls county, the enlrEe stock OF Good. belonging
To SAID Terry, which are in store house al that
place The Goods are all new and well SELF cted
having been purchased principally during
the past season. They are supposed to be So, 600
or So'ooo worth. The sale is made by virtue
Oh sanhry executions any hands The sale
WI be continued at each place from day 10 day
TIL completed. SIM. AUSTIN, Deputy
Tor laos. Dixon, s. c. {.
Oct. II Al
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SELLING OFT ar COST.

SELLING OFT AT COST.
NHHE subscriber is still selling off his Stock
- q. cost. and though he has sold GU, some
articles, he has yet pretty heavy amoant on
hand, among which are many staple and very
desirable Goods-at prices ioper Than he can
now bay them at wholesale in New York
Those who want had best make haste-else
they will lose the Opportunity Of supplying
tasipseiyes on such good terms.
HENRY ALLISON.
Oct IA
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CONartNecshin

W." ,a;a saoscf'oer, will, in future, carry m
,, n 'nelf nope lwine, and Begging mak; ""
,@s AZ me Old stand of. ii. Echos =,
Tue ",wel END OF main street, under the firm - .
h nu"1'a ana Iand'if, where they will keen on
" "@n" soou assortment OF Cordase, Twins u
at unusually low prices. W" retail,
III ECHOLs,
April 90 eoNDlFF.
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WL Alrar,nst >.
HsUSl ssAZETTS.

GsDMafAXETTS.
% pieces black, ali qualities
Blue, green, ctitDsOn, yellow and brown do
piece Naz nm. blu. Lircassslbns Tor Dresses
OF making Clocks
Aaaies' Fancy Goods.
prices super black Italian oilks
40 Fancy figure and cnangeable Silks
Heavy roll d S,nIhrws aud oarsneits
Satin L"van,Ine, oil superior qnanty
Blue and black Gro de Maps
Satihs aud Flo,ences, every shade
FANCY ARTICLES.
Extra rich Leotidas oearls
Rth 6auae aud Xephyr Grape neck iIdkfs.
Ladies' taocy Cuava,s
Rich nfcdle worked Fiorlllts
Splendid worked boObfncst Gapes, Collars and
Craz} Jinrs
f'w boblnen relrrm 6 Of superior quality
Back NHakcrn Grapes, very Gde in hall aud
wholt pieces
Pongas, very ii q
Italian Crapes, all colors
Cunt II do do
bldc6 sill, Bfas round aud fat
Black aud C. Iortd w4rsted do
Linen Camb,lc Iidklt. good assortment
Ba'ese and Lih graphic, MeIluo aud Ihibet
Silk aud uoistei do
MUSLIN GOODS.
20 pieces figured on i,s Muslins, handsome pat
trrns
10 Go Pan do sOne very fine
80 do Ja1kou.,s
Ia 10 Null,
Countries. Of every quality
DfMsERES.
6-t Cumhrit Dmites
81 do do
rs DO do
CRAWATIMGg.
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ROUND HILL SCHOOL,
,SIIFVTON Va.

FHNllE next Session oflhis School. under
the super,niendcnce Of lfnnef NJ iatrs,
aided by J. ". Smith, graduate OF Hsryara
college. md Miss Frances T. Neison, will con-.
mence on the lst day OF November. The male
and iemsle departments are kept entirely sepa
rate and distinct. SO that there Is to commute
cation Whatever between the male aud iena 8
nupils
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In addition subscribers will
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