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NEW STEAM ROAT

WHEELING, Nov. 2-Oa Monday last, just before
her departure from the wharf, Cd her fret "trip 10 Lou
i:vie, We visited the new Steam Boat FREEposi built
nn 'eason 10 tais place, by Messrs. Hsrkns and We
mum. This boats bull, 10 tho most ,nbsau,isI NJ an
n.r' and OF the hes, materials. Her engine made by
NJ. IN lips Of S'eubsnvills. ha. been pronounced by
The srrsngsmeut Of her cabins s,ate rooms &C. 10
entirely nsw ssd We think in point Of convenience and
nea'ne 'nperisr to hat Of any Boat we have seen ou
'pe ef. Ner sPsed Is yet 10 be proved. but from her
movement In starting from tho wharf we have no doubt
she Will be ranked among the fastest Boats The en-.
erPrising owners OF this boat are entitled 10 grea,
skue lon and arrangement Of The bost throughout
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NEMALE EDUCATiON.-My School will con.
III iiuue Tho ensuing year, common eng the 10Th
oil January, aud t-rmna ing tho 18th OF December
With vacation Of month In Summer. In this
School will b, tauah-Orhogr.phy, Rssding, Wiling,
Ari hmete, English Grammar, Geography, History,
Chemi'try, &c. Terms-for board, washing, Sc. $50
tuition Sl5-For needs. work, wax .work, drawing
maps. drawing and painting paper, painting on vel
vet, s. So; IT. music $40 per session. Postpaid ,om-
municstions addressed to Ann G. Bopduran Farm
vile, ptncs Edward county, will be attended to.
NSv.S. 52-w4w#
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lNN I5S INN +. TAYLOR will continue her scboo
I'VE at my house the ensuing year, Commencing on
the 9Th day Of January, and terminating ON the se-
coma FRIDAY in December following, with vacation of
orihograPhy, Reading, Writing, English Grammar
Arithmetic, Geography, and History; plain Needle
WORK and Iheorem Painting The price Of tuition will
pc $40, except for painting which will be an addition of
So The price Of board will be $50 for the Scholastic
year 10 months; boarders furnishing their own beds
sad bedding, or an addition Of s. IL furnished them bv
the subscriber My Post Office is Potiesvlle Louiss
county Persons wishing to encourage this School.
win be limited. J0UN r. CotItNS
NO| 20 40-wI0t
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RY virtue Of a deed OF trust. exosu,ed 10 ihe sub.

Rf virtue OF a deed OF trust. executed 20 tie sub
- ssribsr, on the l0th day Of June, 1924, by Will
liam Prosser and Mary G. HE wife, and duly recorded
In the Clerk's Office Of Henrico county, TO secure
debt due TO samuel NJ Bockus OF seven thousand Sc
ven hundred dollars, a. evidenced by bond, bearing
interest from The date thereof shall offer for Gals, at
public auction, on the promises for cash. on Friday
the l6,h day OF December next, IL fair, II not The
next fair dny, esr,an tract parcel OF land, lying
In Cures Neck, In the lower part Of Hsnrso county,
acJoiuing the lands Of COL VIM. Allen aud Bowler F.
Cooke, known by the name OF BREMo; containing by
survey, two hundred and ninety ssres-two hundred
and xeen and ahaf acres Of arabia land and Of 6rst
quality Jane. River Land, and The remaining part
all other convenient ont.housss thereon.
NATH'L NELSON, Trustee.
Sept. TO- 37-tds
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NOTICE -Tho Trustees Of Hoshfngton HenTg
L 1eddemy. IN the Coupiy Of Hanover, are anx,ou,
20 osPcse OF ihef Lottery privilege 10 raise $4,000
granied ihem by the last Virginia Legislature Oee
sei,isn ses I'D and will do accommodating terms
hPpnsanon 70 be made 10 person. or through the ch-
mono pos'-ense,to HENRY CURTIS.
Vs'' ~ Al -v6y
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I'm CHANCERY-VIReINIA rules hell in
IL the Ofise Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
day OF September 1881:
Robert Ha,k NJ and Martha F. hi, wife, (laie Mar.
Va r. hiener0 Plrfs
John A. Archer, William w. Archer, Peter f. Ar.
cher, Mary Archer, Louisa c. Archer John Jones and
Sarah X his wife, Gate Sarah r. Archery and Cincn
Uiysses Jones, infan, children OF Elizabeth T. Jones
deed. formerly Elizabeth T. Archery by Lawson
N1nnalIy, their guardian ad Htem, ds'fp.
The defendant, John Jones and Sarah r. hIs wife
not having entered their appearance and given secur
ity according to the se Of Assembly and the rules of
this court and IL appearing that they arc not
PENDANTS do appear here al rules 10 be held for tho said
court in The Clerk. Office thereof on the first MONDAY
10 January next aud answer the bill OF The plaintiff
and that copy OF this order be forhw inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
Two month, sueceivsIy, and another copy posted al
the 'r0n' door Of the Court hou'o Of this county
LAWSON NUNNALLY, DC.
NoV 1. 50-HSw-
SSCHOOL NEAR LEWIS STORE, SporsYLyA
~ MIA -Wnh visw TO the Education Of his own
ahoren' the subscriber has engaged Mr.. Richard Hill
Jr TO teach School al his house the ensuing year In
ms school The Lain and Engih Languages, Writing
and Arithmetic, will be taught few bows will be
received IN The family Of the sub,erbsr, at 800 per
aonum Tor Board and TuiiioD-Tuiiion alons 900
one nall TO be paid at the end OF each session; how
hoding bis own bed and towels or ibev will be fu,
nsned by him Tor an additional charge Of go Par.
tisui'r attention will be paid TO their morals and son.
or The School will commence on the I6.h January
WIN me usual vacation OF one month in The summer
hs residence 10 within two miles of.Lewis Store p o.
ana 70 as healthy as any sPo, In the country For lbs
incarnation Of those who are unscqusin,ed with Mr.
Hi, The 'ubjoined iesiimonisis Of his quaisa,Ions
are given. BENJAMIN ~ A UI INGS
sPo'i'ylvanls, October IL, 1881
FredeTieksbug Classical Acadeuy, Sent 18Th 1890
MI Richard Hill W" pupil in this s minary ZONE
years 'inse-l considered him good Latin Scholar and
engaged him az my sssi',an, In 1927. always found
nlm eorree and attentive. UNDERWRITING ,ha, be in
iend' 70 take charge Of Latin School, Ravs no hest.
iaion 10 saying that he IL we'll qualified 10 teach Iba
Latin Language. THOMAS RI. HANSON
hereby seriify, that Mr.. Richard Hill, Jr lived o
my Iamy Two years IS Teacher that bic conduct and
oenavlour was modest and correct, and such az would
make BIN suisbls inmate OF any genteoI family I |
was Pleased with him az Teashsr and as a member OF
ny hmhy. GEORGE HAMILTON |
Fore" Hill, near Fredg. Va, Nov. rs b. 1890
WV =. 5t-w4w
~ oIiCE This Truuees Of Woshington HenrV
1 1eddemy in the County Of Hanover, are sbx,ou,l
tHeie Iof.~ ~f.,slaw
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n ~ CHANCERl -NrRGINIA.--At Rules boJdsn
in the Gle ks Offi,e OF the Circuit Superior Con-,
oil Law and Chancery, OF the county Of Cumberland
tOb'r, 1881. - ~
William T. Ballow Co,u,.
against r'"
=, David and Robert Maitland. Joseph Fuqus, Samuel
ri '"u' snu Cha'es .. Paimore, Delu
The DESCENDANTS, Davil and Robert Maitland. not
having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Ast Of Assembly and tue Rulss 81
'ns Cour' and IL appearing by satisfactory evid,nee
na' shey arc mol inhabitants OF this county il is order
co. mat the said defendants, David and Roberi Matt
ian' DO appear here on the frat Monday in January
rex' at Rules to be holden in the Clerks Office Of on
'sid Circuit Superior Court of Law and ChanseYv and
answer the BIZ OF the Complainant, and that COW of
ms order DO forthwith inserted In some nnb
ii'bed 10 the city Of Richmond, for two months sns-
sessvey, and posted at tho front door OF the Corr,
House OF This county. A copy.-Tes,e,
JOHN DANIEL, Jun, Clerk
~ if 45-wSw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county, July Court,
Stephen Cook and William S. Reid, surviving par,.
ners oil Stephen Cook s. Co. Pitts
Gepgs A. wyllie and M,ry v. Willie, in their ovo
righ.s, and adu.'or aud sdn'x oi Hugh Willie de
Robert Hurt, Allen S. Wylhe, Philemon w. Willie.
VIM Allen and Martha his wife, Mitchell ii N, adm'or
OF James Hall, and az admor Of Eiz bs,b III ALL and
Mary III. Wyllie. Dsf,s ""'
This cause his day TO be heard on the bill.
answers OF the Dsfepdaut Hurt, Mary Fl. Wvilis
Go. A. wyllie. Alien 8. wylie, Mary " wylii.. and
Philemon, w. Wyls, (wbn answer OF tbs sa,d AIIen
s. Wyllis 10 This dy hIied) III, decree nis as to the
defendants William Allen and wife, and Mitchell Hail.
which appear to have been duly served, and exhibits;
and wa, argued by council, on consideration whercoi
the court doth ks the bill for confessed as TO the said
Allen and wife, and Hall; and doth adjudRe, order and
decree that Of the iJsioners OF the court do
taks an account between the plaintiffs and defendant.
50 as to ascertain what portion of the sans s
shargeaoie to the defendants Geo A. Willie and Ma.
ry W Wyllie, respectively, In ihsr individual .bar.e
ter also what por ion OF the same accounts il nrons,i
soageaoe to the estate OF the said Hugh wylle decd;
maj he ascertain whither the defendant Hu,t ma, az
minis,ered tbs whole estate OF The said Hugh Will.
deed and II mo-, how mush thereof remain. in his
bands TO be administered; tina, he also ascertain what
portion oil that port OF the said account which NAV he
iourd 70 be properly ehargeatls to the estate of IN.
sad Hugh Wyliie, decd, thali be paid by the said
M mary "; Wyihe' and the distributes OF the said
Hugh Wys, DECD, taking into consds ra ion ,be rrs
per distribution Between those who drew their ann.
ior from tie estate, and those WHO drew no sUpoart
20 as 10 make up 'be whole account upon II
equity and ,sise and that bs rspsr, the sam 70 The
eout', with any matter specially stated, deemed n.r,
men, by himself, or required to be so stated by anv
HALIFAX COUNTY, Oct. IL, 1881. -
The parties interasied in his accounts in the abovs
sun directed 10 be taken, hersay Motif sd ina,
have appointed Monday, 7he Sih January ext a, ba
residence Of Mary v. WyIie, for ,ha, purpose when
and where they will please attend with their papers
aud vouchers ready Tor settlement
THOS. EASLEY, Commissioner
oc'. I'll. Also
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HkUir TREES -Hsnrico Coes
NureerY. I hAya for aaln nj nv

3SA IHRuIr TREES -Hsnrico Coz
- Nursery. have for sale at NY
Nursery, within three and half miles OF
- Richmond, alsrge collie elton Of budded Fruit
Trees, sonsis,ing OF Apple Pear, Peach Plum, Cher
ry, Apricot, Nec,arine, Almond Sc. of the choicest
kinds. As make II my business to select oplv those
hat have been found to succeed best 10 tbi, climate
having few trees standards, In full bearing In nv
own orchard. OF nearly all the kinds propagate there
fore can recommend Them in perfect confidence oftbeIr
correctness Catalogues may be had grais at the book
store Of Peter Cotton, where any ordes that may be-
left will DO Punstually attended 70.
JOSEPH SINToN
Grove. Oct. Is. 5l-S
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EN CHANCERY.-Meekenbu county, Oclcber
IL Court, 1881.
III vel L. Jeffries PI.f.

IL Court, 1881.
III wei l.. Jeffries Pl.,.-
against
Johu J.drcs, adm'f Of SarahE BugS and in his
own right, Swepson Jefes, Ashillss Jefres Brackett
Barne', the children Of Jane Barnes, deed, whose
names are unknown, William Burnett, the children Of
Mariba Burnett, deed, whose names arc unkoown
John Brewn and Lucy, his vie, Charles L. j ar;e,,
Richard f,ies, John Wueiss. admir-. Of Thoma, Bar
nett, decd, Joseph Set and Polly, his WIFE, Robert
Reynolds, and Martha, bis vito, Sally Burnett, Happv
Burnett, Harriet Barnett, Marx A. Burnett, DaSaev
Hill, and lsabolla, his wife, John Burnett joseph Bur-
ne't Charles Smith, and Nancy, his wife, and Miles r.
Crowder, D.fs
Tbs defendants, Swepscn Jefies, Achilles JefIrie,
Bracket Barnes, the children OF Jane Barne,, deed
William Burnett the children Of Martha Burnett de ed
John Brown, and Lucy, his wife. Charles l.. Jsffie,.
Dioncy Hill. John Burnett, Joseph Burnett and
Charles Smith, and Nancy. his wife, having enter
ed their appearance according to the Act Of Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court. and it appearing to the
s,iiifa.;ion Of the Court that they cot nh,bitan,
oil this State, TN motion OF the plaintiff, by bis A,,or
ney-N 10 ordered that tire de ndins do appear here
on the lsday OF January Court Dex, and enter their
appearances, and answer the plaintiffs BILL and THAT
copy oil this order be inserted in tf newspapers
printed in the town OF Ps.er,burg or city of Richmond
tor cs hi weeks sucesssvey ard posted at the 'front.'
'oor OF the Cour-house of said county.
sopy.-Tesie, JOHN G. BAPTIST Clark
NOV. 5l-WSw~
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.sfason- James Cfsik.
>, Monroe Alexander. lease Csru,hsrs. John
III. Vawier. John w. Kelly.
Roe6ortdge.-Andrew Alexander, VIM. Stevens.
Oa molten OF Mr.. McComas,
ks'oved' Tba, the standing rules Of order Of the II.
OF Delegates Of Viginis as far 40 applicable govern
ne proceedings Of this convention.
Va motion OF Lewis Summer,
Resolved, That committee DO appointed 10 eonsi-
der and report whether aoy and What measures ought
TO be adopted by this col ven'isp In relation 10 The
opening ota Inns ct commercial in,ercour.s between
the Ohio river aud TIE Chesapeake bay, through the
central sections OF the State.
GA mo ion Of lie via Summer,
member.
members a. coIppo ing the committee. 10 pursuance Of
said resolution: L.wis Summer, CYRUS Cary, Jas
Ctaik, Henry Alexander, VIM. MeCowas, Andre "
Alexander aud John Everett.
On motion Of Mr.. VIM. Smith,
Resolved That the clergy Of ,his place DO respect.
fully requested to open the daily session, Of ,his
vsnhon with prayer; aud that tho Secretary inform
IN sm Of the adoption Of ,bs resolution.
On Do'ion Of Mr. M.Coma,,
Re'o'ved, That when the convention sdjourn,, /,
adj urn 10 meet a, ten o'clock tomorrow
% motion Of MIR. Everett, tie &C. vel ion Then adj.
j,urned.
Toe Filter Of the Virginia Gazette" warr.nton,
Seems 10 be in ''tigh GuJgeon" at Judge Barbour.
acsep Ing The nomination from this Dhirist, 10 The
Anu-IaIh Convention S:'tny up for ono Of the
"Simon PuIe. Of the day, in the esgerness after biz
GENE, and bis anAs'y for viuperaion, be forgss Of
"an'only misrepressnt, the issu. .'when q man,
avs the GSzsit-, "csps the eminence Of justice be
'henij put ,.ide 'he habits Of tho fntyiguing and
restless politician, dabbiing in dirty waef."
1t 10 the custom, at tho treaent day whom we wish
TO orny odicm upon measure contrary to our way Of
tn bkpg, to attempt its death by thrust at the repu
'ahon OF its leading advccaie' Now, in The s'name
Of all the Gods al once, what has this "eminence OF
Jl''i!e" 10y the way, no very classical or iusid
r.npre,son) 20 DO with the Ani-Tarif Conveu,ionl
wat 10 there in The his,cry Of Judge BA,bouts lie 10
nef inc aPpe citation OF an "inris, log and resiss.
poiitciar" Called by the voss Of The citizens Of hi.
dist ie' voise which he has always obeyed With alas.
ri'y and sheeruness 10 give The aid Of his talents 10
aen to alleviate ii burden, under which he pc
e OF tbe South have so ltng groaned he did not nor
9id lis eiiow-etzsn', who appointed him, conceive
ms aseepancs OF thai nomination incompatible with his
duty aJudge His opinions pom the subj CT OF III
i,r nave b;en long known, and IRE quen,y express
ed, not only in private srses, bat upon the oor q
Consre',-'nd bis goir TO Philadelphia and asiips a,
President OF the Free Trade Convention, sould moi
alter hem, nor throw one impairment 10 IN. way OF
hs aching with The sric,es' justice; and with that high.
niCded honorable in'egr as a man and a judi.
which has ever cbaraeh rsed him, even ,hou' h. be
e@isd from me bench" TO eide upon any que stion
arising cut Il The present Tariff
tOTange &C. H) Free Press
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tiled to hear Of he rising fme Of he UaiversiS of
virginia. Wnst We suppose that The Academy at
West Point excelled IL school OF Ma hemslies and
The Sciences contested with the Military ar we have
long thought that in these, was second enly 10
ry oher branch Of Lefa urs and Science not merely
Proessiona II was the first Seminary on this CONT
nent But It only within day two, that wo have
mad The satisfaction OF hearing how high emnsnee
I, has attained az a Medical Sshoo,. We l.arr thai
Medical Students who have attended one course at our
University and have henes repaired to The University Of
penn'yivania are considered IN the latter Seminary
oef1g, In general batter instructed in the On of
their profession than any other body OF udenis no
after bavirg attended single course in some Other
ns' u'iop, have resored Philade pha 10 complete
'heh ssudief' Petersburg Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15

SHELBYvILLE, Ky. Oct. l.-Professor Dudley of
Licking Ton, who has boon for months past travel.
ling 10 Europe, for the purpose OF purchasing books
apparatus and for the use OF the Trsnsyvana M die
COLLEGE, has written, We understand, FRIEND in Lex
lag on, 10 nsreae his subfcripion of 900 10 tue
kentusky Rail Road, to $40 600, The r. ole ssor az.
su % bis friends In Lexington that tho whole amount
OF sosk Of hs Rail Road would be- adiIy
taken in Europe. Il Is also ADDED, that he has bee
authorised by Partisan capita it 10 subscribe for him
to the amount OF 000 The contrasts for part OF The
road will be le, ou during Tho present month.
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From the Richmond Enou;rer.

CoNsTABLEs' FEEs.-To the Public.
The Legislature Of Virginia in the
year 1921 reduced the fees so low nc 70
render them inadequate to maintain
themselves, in the way in which, as civ
il officers and gentlemen, thev ought to
live. In some districts they are quite in
digent. The low fees keep from office
men best qualified to perform the duty
properly; and it frequently happens.
that Constable, after acting one or two
terms, and just becomes well qualified TO
hll the office, has to quit through power.
ty.
The fees Of Constables in the wear
lo2O, were, for executing warrant for
debt, Oh cents f; for arresting, distraining,
or executing an attachment, 81: and
other lees in proportion. AT present.
they are, for executing a warrant 30 cts;
for arrcsting, distraining for rent, or ex-
ecuting an attachment 63 cents; and
summoning witness 81 cents; and their
other fees in proportion.
The Legislature OF Virginia a few
years ago, increased the bond of the
Constable to sum not exceeding $40,
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TAILORING.
-uEZn-
FALL 6; WINTER IA SEITOES.

FALL 6, WINTER FASHIONS.
THE undersigned returns his thanks
to his friends and the public for the Ebe-
raj patronage he has received, and res
pectfully informs them that he still car
ries on the Tailoring business at his old
stand, where he hopes to merit and meet
a continuance Of their support.
He has recently employed some of
the best workmen in the u. States and
has this morning received the latest
Fashions from New York, Philadelnbia
and London. To those who may favor
him with their custom, he can therefore
promise work made up in style which
for fashion, neatness and durability, will
suffer by comparison with no work done
in the Union, and at the shortest notice.
His customers are requested to call and
examine his work and fashions, speci-
mems of which are always on hand.
A full suit of clothes will be made at
any time, when required, in twenty-four
hours. M. QUINLAND.
Stanton, Oct. %, 1s3I.-sf
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FRESH GOODS.

THE subscribers have received a great
part of their FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, and expect the residue daily.
Among the articles received, are
Superior broadClothsS Vestings,
& Cassimeres, blk, TickIngs,
blue, Sc, sc. sBangup Cords, wide.
Silks, Beaverton,
Muslins, $Cassinetts,
Ladies' Giro Cloaks, Angola, Poplin, Grape
Calicoes, and Gauze hdkfs.
Ginghams, SDunstable Bonnets,
Merinos, s Bandanna& Flag hkfs
Bombazettes, Cotton Cloths Yarn,
Blankets, Candlewick, sc. sc.
They have also very general assort
ment of
Drugs, Medicines and Paints,
at prices much below what they have
formerly sold at. Among the articles, are
Syrup of Liverwort,
Monteratt's Vegetable Specific, ( for Coughs,
Consumptions, &c.)
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
Chloride of Lime,
IVA Ursi,
Opodeldoc,
Essence of Mustard,
Wormseed Oil, and
Worm Tea
Denarcotized Laudanum, &c.
They hare Hkewise a rariety Of
NEW BOOKS,
such as
Scott on Demonology and Witchcraft.
Diary of Physician,
History Of Insects.
Kirkham's Grammar, 35th edition.
Noyalc handSomely hOunh
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WHICH tney VIII dispose oil on the most
reasonable terms, for cash. A list Of part
of their stock is hereto annexed. viz -
Cruises Digest of the Jeremy's Equity Ju-
LawsofReal Prop-s risprudence,
erty, $Sergeant's Constitu-
Powell on Mortgages, tional Law,
Sugden on Powers, $Comyn's Digest,
Newland on Con- Saunders on Uses g.
tracts, Trusts,
oier on Executors, Roberts on Fraudu-
Maddock's Chancery$ lent Conveyances,
Practice, $Vesey, seniors, Re
Ion6lanque's Equity ports and Supple
Sugden on Vendors, ments, by Bell,
Stephen or Pleading, Pier Williams Re-
Tidd's Practice, ports,
Powell on Contracts, $Atkyn's Reports,
Starkie on Evidence, Vernon's Reports.
Selwin's Nisi Prius, English Common
Roper on Property, Law Reports, con-
Fearne on Remaind's$ denscd by Sergeant
Powell on Devises, s and Souber,
Roberts on Wills. SCooper's Justinian,
Roberts on Frauds, Maddock's Chancery
Chitty on Contracts, s Reports,
Jones on Bailments, SChitty's Eq. Digest,
Comyn on Contracts, Saunders on Pleading
Chitty's Pleading. and Evidence,
Chitty's Blacks tone, Roper on Legacies,
Thomas's Coke upon Cow on Partnership,
Lyttleton, SPothier on Obliga-
Peaks Evidence, byS tions,
Norris, $Paley on Agency.
We have made arrangements with the
publisher to send on whatever LAW
BOOKS we may order. Persons, there
fore, applying for Law Books not en-
braced in our collection, can be supplied
at short notice, by leaving their order.
Oct. %. 3. g. c..
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s9oetrp.
LINES BY THE LAKE SIDE.
By the Reu. George ". Dodns.

LINES BY THE LAKE SIDE.
By the Req. George ". Doans.
This placid lake, my gentle girl,
BE emblem of thy life
AS full of peace and purity,
As free from care and strife:
No ripple on its tranquil breast
That dies not with the day;
No pebble in its darkest depths
But quivers in its ray.
And see, how every glorious form
And pageant Of the skies,
Reflected from its CLASSY face,
A mirrored image lies:
So, be thy spirit, ever pure,
To God, TO virtue given;
And thought and word and action bear
The imagery of heaven!
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NOTICE.

ALL those indebted to the estate Of
Fl. ]. TAP, decd. are requested to come
forward and make immediate payment :;
and those who have claims against the
estate will present them to
GEO. ESKRIDGE, and ,
THOS. j. NICHE, AomT'
Oct. %.
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LOST,

A few days ago, on the Main street, in
Stanton,
CHASED GOLD SEAL,
OF middle size, with topaz set, some
wnat clouded. The finder will be suit
scriber. " r. pEG 70 "'
Oct. 2S.-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-11

A fatal accident occurred to one Of The
Pilot Line of Coaches, owned by Messrs.
Stockton and Stokes, at or near the two mile
stone from Baltimore, on the Washington
road, ON Saturday morning One OF the 1as-
sengers was killed upon tho spot, aud the dri-
ver's leg was badly fractured.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-11

There has been considerable excite.
ment within the last ten days in the
neighborbood Of Kingsport, Tennesse,
occasioned by some suspicious move
ments observed among the negroes
Some fifteen or more negro men have
been committed to Jail in Blountville,
and their final trial we understand is
now progressing.-The result isnot yet
known.--Rail-RoGd Adrocqtc.