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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-02
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY,

Friday and Saturday, December and S,
AToW exhibiting at the late Indian Queen Tavern,
~ King street, living Child of the Forest an 0u-
RANG 0UrANG, description ofwhich is as follows:
This truly wonderful animal is the first living spec'.
men of this kind ever exhibited in America. which may
be accounted for by their secluded manner OF living IN
the depths of their native woods and consequent diff
Guilty of capture which much increased by their Oh.
s,ina,e courae to this may be added the extreme de
lica of their health in slate OF captivity. The al
mrers of Naurs works should not let this rare opPor.
tlny of witnessing the appar, nj limb between the hu'
man and the brute creation, pass unuoticrd THIS AMI
NAL Of the female kind perfectly harmIt SIS and play
full! dressed in becoming MANNER ct winch she sP'
srs r, er proud; carries herself erect sits IN Dig
nrfei manner, puts OH her hat, eats with sPooh'
ho linz the cup in the other hand; her hsndker
chief with grace, and If urged tn do so, viii display
her science with stick weapon OF defence, with
many other equally surprising feas, only to he expect
ed from human being
The most scientific characters Of New York, Phia-
de1nha and Boston, have witnessed the above, ana
pronounced the exhibition decidedly the greatest ma
t,,ral curiosity ever submitted to their nctce
Ladies and Children may visit riie Exhibition with
out the slightest Apprehension oi dangerto the CUT OF
want of prop, respec, 10 the other AL who wish 10
observe Nature as she really exhibits herself in ,he VA
rous gradatons OF beings, VIII Just! appreciate 'h's
first opportunity of witnessing the form, posture, ma
bits ami proportions oil this far famed species oil the
qiadrunAna.
he public are re pec,fnlly Informed that The Exhi
bi,ion must necessarl, br removed South, ere the cold
weather arrives qnenty the days OF exhibition
must b. limited
n. H.urs of exhibition from 10 O'Clock. A. NJ to
2 ~; from ) ill r. and from hall past b Till III
the evening
.. Abundance Is cents; children halfprice.
dec . q
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.m the wreck. aud 18th .ro,a \. York.
jhd4y .,U oparantlne till the next morning, when
Neh % where we received every attention
leg9 a'" no,nle of Havana, who expressed the
ion 'ae ,.si,ars for our mis!ortuncs, and did
'lHs'', IS Great credit by the Prompt assistance
j he s;:a wb By . MD Of p"r coo aa
,;1sf',''t' s,ncricans in the place. who were We
ed o',e' ,cabled all to pay their passage IN the
= %i'' - -, master, which will sail IN IA
n; !anV f., \. Orleans, and to live comforta-
b, "''' p",oam. officers and Grew. received the
Cap, .;,a and thanks % all on board. tor the
''''',n va, ',,elded aud spirited measures taken by
= IA g.. tbe safety Of the passengers ana their
'n I" =" tho entire exclusion and loss OF their
a!,,a;s' " and imminent risk Of their lives
.'n s'i,' ,,,r,Io de Soto and crew. OF the Leon.
Oi'' - % Kind. aud hope may be remunerated
see 'I a.. # an anchor aud cable ON our account,
T we - Us -. they may have sustained by as
10 ~ ,S 10, people Of the Minerva.
''D' Net to sail on the I'd INST IN the brig Ju
ie>pJ Is hope may he more fortunate than the
% ], 1.', ~, Of one thing am certain she has no
N'o', 'I hoard ami never will sail again IN one
zee t =" oue eemeu, being quite enough to con-
IA with at once.
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,SntiCe.
lee 2 q

I6THEREAS Joianaa Dorothea .anioi"eHe Hi'sinser,
~ now At Bwswick, in Germany, wfr To Ge~g
tiofried Hel.nger and daughter to the brewer run
Eng has p,cs,ntcd 10 the Court OF lamb"rBh, IN Der
many t,roug cr attorney, tharies Iiihm Asher,
L. T. ID an humble petition, shelving
Tha; her hishsnd, the sal Georg. Gotiffied i'rz
ger had after III ,r marriage. settled with her at Ham
burg in the is g. bn, scon as the month oil Au
rust 1917 had caadestineJ left her and their infant
son and gone irsrics; that Ire had written only
once on The date o Fcb,uar, 10Th. 1873, tr1m hu'
fries in tie Sste Of NngniA bu, that since that period
she hs MT received any fit.er news hom him, nor
had any OF her letters aud applications been s'sn ere
,hst it "a, necessary fr her to settle Ter FANNY
az arr. Ala put an end 10 tie >tte of uncertainty She
has hi.!:crIy lived in and that therti-: she humb'y
pra! Cd :.
The Honorable Court nigh please to 'lirtc her sad
hushan 10 appear GAt terra bsiore the sSIns, III
order 10 answer for hIs malicious desern, and IN case
of his mt appearing, de- clare the matrimonial he be
tween their petitioner and ier heretofore husband to be
dissolved giving leave at the same Tin in that event.
10 IN ir petitioner, contract another marnony, II
ayrceaul,:
rhe Court If iIanbarg has ia " agreed to this pet
ton, and pr, FIX, tn 50ih of april 1852, as prremp
tory term r hc appearance If the sad Ge"rg nut'ie
IIiizugcr, uf which pubic notice IS hereby gwen
through the pf'rrsaih Attorney.
Hamburg June 18Th, 1851
2-wim
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COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-Nov. 2t

EYom.-The arrivals sipce our last have added
to the stock about 10000 bbls. Sales OF South
ern have been made below the prices reported
last week, and consist of 600 bbls. Philadelphia,
at $50; 500 do Howard street, 5 Is 5 S2.cash;
700 do Baltimore Wharf, 81 a 50, and g mos.
Genesee is shade better.
Graia.-rhe demand for Corn had considera-
Div subsidized at the close of the week;-but as
stocks of prime mealing qualities are already very
low, dealers will most probably soon come for
ward, and former prices will be realized. The
arrivals of Southern white and yellow fiat, have
been principally sold at &c a 6Sc. at which rates
10 IS, 900 bushels have been taken; new Nor
thern 7lc Oats and Rye, little or none in mar
ket-Co,rier.
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trunk and the boat have been found. Mr.. II.
was truly Industrious aud perseverins p anter,
and had but lately left the practice Of the Iaw, OF
which he had for many years been highly respec-
table member He was indeed an honorable, no.
nest. friendly and gen erOus gentleman, and es-
teemed and beloved by numerous acquaintance.
Norfolk Beacon.
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Eue Bravo.

srsr received, and for sale at the Book and Station
w. sry Store of the subscriber,
"The Brave. a Ta'e,"b The author OF the spy, The
Red over, The Ws,,r.witch, &c price $780,
On hand al Saa'e piece,
Buff ,n's Natur.i History new edition, with ooo
engr4vngs edited b, John Wright. member oil ue
y oopicai society Of ondon with improvements from
! opp wilson, ews and Clark, and others, in vols
bound IN cloth
!he American Almanac for 1885, sud
Thr Christian Alnansc for do
lac . liz DAVID MARTIN.
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DR.4JTrS 7O-MORROU
IT,: ro,.i .ottary of PENNSYLVANIA.

DR.4TTS IO-MORROU
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class .,o "a 70 1851.
Will be drawn at Philadelphia Saturday, Dec
60 Number Lottery-l0 Drawn Ballots.
! pr,ze of SsO,OOO lprize OF $4,000
I do of 10000 IL prizes OF LOU
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 81: eighths %
To be had n a var ely "t numntrs 1t
]. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King 9re t. pposi em Frank " II use
Drawing of the Virginia Petersburg Benevolent Lotto
~, Extra Glass No 5:
u AZ A Sc 81 9 AZ 10 81
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WY Mitlstn..e MnMuf" Glory

TIVE subscriber, as before, hes his shop IN A'eAa'
ar;s nm Comerce street, where he always has
large supply ofthe b.st ,,r1.,a1 Made
BLJRR BLOCKS e. BURRS feaoy 4,laos,
&c ,h. very best quality and warrants the work
VI w. :, ON, :, the District of Columbia. Tie VIII
ssii his surrs, after this date $40 pair less than ay
other maker in the D tr,ot, hohi' "''''''
Alexandria june % 6nos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-02

c.a Sayria.-We learn from the Boston
nj, Advertiser, that Capt. Green, Of brig Che
a, arrived at that port on Sunday. whence he
,a.Ion ,he -th October. states that the Cholera
v,bo, had made its appearance in the Jewish
49,, # The city. and the inhabitants were In
gCat alarm,
Passenger in the Chrrub, +. +. Bunker, Esq,
,.lcr Of dispatches fiom the American Charge
g,Fi,s at the Turkish Court to our govern
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-02
'Vnis is To- give -tutice,

4 pis,r;r. al Cviuri,,s has obtained from the Or
nhsns Court Of Sail County lett RS OF admin trat'nn on
The personal estate ct Arch'sld Nee e'sh' late OF me
co decd All person having clas gansi the
said dce,lcn, are hereby warned 20 exhibit The same
20 the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court o" or
b.fr. ,L, 5Oh daf of November, 1882, ur they may,
bv law be exc ucd fora al! benefit to said estate -
and those Ie,ted thereto are required to make I'M
mediate ps,mcnt Given unacr my hand this 30th day
of November, 1851. nf'o hcr 49,
nav 90 e, Admir- of Archibald McC! eish
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Charity Sermon.

FUE,IE usual Anniversary Sermon on behaif OF Tue 81
Andrrw', Society, VIII DE deiiseit,! next Sabbath
.rrrpxnnS in the first presbvte Church, by tue
Kew Elias Harrison, snd col cotton taken up, TO be
distributed as formerly 10 the poor OF the town ds
-. -, dec 2-2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-02

", Gay had arrived at Wheeling on satur-
, last, on his way to Washington, to take his
-, i, the Senate If the U. 5. 1t is probable he
h ,,,eb Frederick in season to witness the IN
..,..fne ceremony of opening the Baltimore and
anil Road to tina, city.
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Nissoiutien of vo-partnership

1--WE Co.par,nershp heretofore existing under the
4 firm of Chamberlain X Harris, Is TINS day dissoW.
I'd by mutual Consent, and those having claims viii
present them and those that are indebted will make
immediate pasmen, as wish the concern settled as
socn as possible. Payment can lie made to either OF
~. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
JOS. HARRIS.
r JOSEPH HARRIS will continue the
C,ocerv an ,ip hsndery Business, at the old stand
formeri, occupied by Chamberlain Harris and so''
cts share Of public patronage.
nov Go tt
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Brig Token, Eldridse. cleared at Boston Goth
ult. for this port.
Schr President, Kirkland, hence at N. York
2Sth nit.
NoRFoLK,.Nov SO.-Put in on account of
head winds, sIoop Delight, Miller, from George
town, ID. c. bound to New Haven, Conn. Saw
brig from up the Bay, which had anchored on
the Horse Shoe, and in the gale to-day had drag
ged her anchors and went ashore between the
Rip Raps and the Light Boat on Willoughby's
Spit. The sea was making a fair breach over her.
A pilot attempted 10 board the brig, but owing
to the gale did not succeed. A large schooner
from Georgetown, ID. &. anchored below Craney
Island light boat last night. bound to Norfolk.
NoRroLK. Nov. &c The ship Eagle, Hill,
from Georgetown, d. c. which went to sea yes
terday. put back on account of the weather, and
anchored in Hampton Roads this morning. Sail.
ed 9th.
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,,,,cs \ WAGGAMAN, Esq. a firm and de-
~ ,c-.rd of Mr.. CLAy's, has been elected a
.,,or in Congress from the State OF Louisiana,
cod Mr.. Livingston, The vote stood. at
--,,,,Iot for W aggamau So; for Carleton so.
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ALEXANDRIA. DC.

eayDtY MORNING. DEC. ,, 'sl.
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", mails due fro" the South were received
..,.,J,y BY land carriage.
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Schr. Rober, Gordon, Ireland, New York.
Schr. Daniel, Prouty, Providence, X. [.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of .aLE.X1hDRLa. On. e.
ARRIVED, DECEMBER |,

ARRIVED. DECEMBER |,
Schr. Potomac, Baker, New York, bound to
Georgetown.
Sloop Friendship. Crcwell, Philadelphia; sun
dries to Stephen Shinn.
Steamboat Potomac. Hubbal, Norfolk; pas
seuyers for the District
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-09-02
ANTI MASONIC.
HON. RICHARD RUsH's
LETTERS ON MASONRY.
Gt reply to the letter Of the 1ork County Pa.
Anti- Masonic Committee.
(Concluded)

dHtt- LluSUbSC SOHtHtttcs
(Concluded.)
YoRK, APRIL &c, 1851.
Hon. r. Rash,
This case, thus far, is entirely out of the
track of all events in a free well governed
community. 1t BELTS the grim despotism Of
dark and superstitious ages and countries.
But am now at to present an aspect of it, still
more extraordinary, still more alarming. How
to present it, how to realize it, am at loss.
1t seems a delusion. 1t doubles all my amaze
ment. would throw it off as phantom if 1
could, but cannot, and sink in my feelings
as an American citizen, under the mortified
and abashed consciousness of its truth. Per-
haps, ought to pause ere advance further.
That which am about to touch, is on all sides
encompassed with hazards. Asaving energy
I it has, indeed, for its friends, and knows how
and when to exert it, but it can make its
blasts howl about the ears of all, who, with
unsanctihed steps; approach its precincts
blasts as from "Boreas and Eurus, and eau
rus, and Argestes, loud" If followed the
counsels of prudence, / should bend the knee
reverence and retrct before it. But ! will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

ENoR SALE at my Drug Store, the Disei
pine Of the Methodist Protestan Church,
Mr.. Rowe's Devout Exercises Of the Heart,
Dodridge,' Rise and Progress OF Religion.
Hymn Books,
Bill of Rights and Constitution Of the Methodist
Protestant Church,
The Bll ofRights is an able document in de-
fence OF the representative principle. in oppo
sition 10 every other form OF government. We
recommr nd ito all the iovsrs of civil aud re-
Iigious l,beriy-priee l21 cents
WIN. J. HoLC0MBE.
March }
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MARRrAoUs.

HARMED. on The 10Th Of February. by the
Rev john Davis. JAMES DAVIS, Esq to Miss
MARY II. NORRIS, daughter Of The late
Thomas NORRIS. all al the county OF Amhsr.''
-. on the 18th ul'. by The same. Mr..
GEORGE w. M0Rkl5S 10 Miss SUSAN q.
DAVIS, all of county Of Amherst.
WILLIAM IL B1BB 10 Miss JANE PRYOR.
dsus liter Of william Pryor. Esq.--aIl ofthe
county OF Amherst.
-, on the lst OF March, by the same,
Mr.. MARTIN +. RIBB TO Miss SARAH DUN
CAN. daughter OF the late Fleming Duncan
all OF the county oil Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
" ARD EAIECYION.

ZnHE Ward Election for six Aldermen aud
tiI Common Council men in each Ward,
in Tho town o, Lyncnburg, will take place pur-
suan, 10 an act of Assembly, entitled an ACT
TO amend an act, entitled an act. dividing the
town Of Ly n1hburg into wards. and for other
purposes" passed Feb. ~. 1880. on the fist
Tuesday 10 April ncIti aud will be held IN
Lynch Ward No. /, being oil that part OF
said town below the LIST alley, extending from
IN, river 10 the twelfth street. at the store house
lately occupied by Mr.. k'dwell, on I'd street.
Aud 10 Henry Wand, No. Q, being all thai pan
of said town above said lot alley, extending
from the river to twelfth street, at the store
lately occupied by Good Il French. on seconh
a, SAML. BRAESFORD,
Serg't of the Corporation Of Lynchourg'
March 2. 'oe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
ne editor 81 tue Unted States reisJapip for
insertion IN his paper OF tomofras.

."e editor 81 tue Cnted States Telegraph Tor
insertion Ia his paper Of tomorrow.
~ Feb. e5th, iAsl.
mr' Van Buren, desires Us. 10 reL,lion 10 IN.
'P0nnenee o- tween the Vice President q nd
'"''oa' other persons, which has recently an.
peared 10 make the f,lloKing .,.,..n.,Y ~
behalf "e"' >" "'s
lie ohsecves that an impr..sion i. .t,sm,,.,
- oe mNne upon the public mind, that certain
'PIne"'ohs by Jane. A. Hamilton ; san;rs
OF We" York, 20 Mr. Forsyth the on. ON r.h.
! '"a'y - 1913 aud tina other last winter and
sim'lar one TO the Vice President, for in1,r-
'hAiIoo III regard TO certain cabinet trans, e,ion.
ui,has '"e administration of MIR Monroe. and
'eu "'o reierfed 10 by the latter gentleman
"e'e 20 made by MIR. Van Buren's advice or
p'oc"' e'ne"i. Leaving the motives and OBJ
Jee's OF 'hose applications. TO those who may
ne'"' necessary 10 notice them, MIR. Van I
Du''" aFers tbht they, aud each OF them, we're |
.,o' '"y "'ane without agency of any descrIp-
non on bis part, but also without hi. know
se o," 'ha' ne mas, AT no period, taken any
IN. :" Tue matters connected with them. RE
aes'es US further 10 say, thai every assertion.
vi 'hshus'ion, which has for iis object TO i'm.
pure 10 nun any participation IN attempts sun.
poeeu 10 nave been made IN the years 1927 and
1873 10 prejudice the Vice President ia the |
good opinion OF General Jackson orat any
'''"e' Is alike nnfounded and unjust. lie had
'o "o'''e OF oesire TO create such an impress
SON. ana neither took, advised, nor e,unle- I
danced. directly or Indirectly, any steps TO d.
enect That object For the correctness OF these
aeelsfato"s, he appeals ith confidence which .
'ehes CONTRADICTION, TO all who have bean &C .
o,s 10 inc admitted Transactions referred to- or !,
VINO possess any knowledge Of the subject.
UdShingtOn, Feb %, 1891.
To which note, the Editor oil the IeIegraph
ephes with great ta.taes=-aHd concludes that
be facts may be as Mr.. Van Buren, says-"but
/ SO, the age of miracles has passed"
Go on, gentlemen: we repeat, wha, we once
'eforo observed, that we feel no interest in your
1mity dispule. except that truth may be VIM
icated, and the calumniaIor lranshxed by .
ublic opinion, as a mark for scosn to point II
IS unmoyiug finger at.
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William b. Rod, rhouass ]. Reid. Adj.
mlnistratsrs Of John Reid, deceased.
Joseph Gadd. Senior. and RoLsrt
Cutler
TllAKE NoricE-That. on Tuesday III.
- l5tn day of April nef,. b.tssea toe ria
Tag sad setting OF the sun. at the desllng
house OF Andrew M.Cily. 10 the county Of
orsng. aud Stat. Of Norh Csroips.f shall
proceed to,ake The deposi ions of Andrew Nc
Gully aud others. and n nor finished sn that
day all continue tom day TO day until com
pi.t"d. Anh on Ihnrsdsy 7th day Of April
neri, between the rising aud setting Of The sun,
nj the dwelling house of Nathan Williamson, IN
the county OF Cmwri, and State Of North Car
olins. shall proceed to take the deposstions Of
Nathan Williamson, Freeman Leath and Ags.
nah Graves. Betsy Barker and Others aud il
not flashed on that day. will continue from
day 10 day until completed. Aud thaf ON
Nednesdsy the 18th day of April, betr cen ilis
Using aud setting Of the sun, at the tolihouse
of the Dsnyile bIidse. In the county oil Pillsyl-
wanna aud State OF Virginia, shall proceed TO
take The dispositions OF james Wilder and swin
Williamson and Others. And ON Friday The
22d day Of April nsxt, between the risiog and
setting Of the sun, al the tavern house OF john
h. Stout. nj Nelson Cooft. bouse. aud State Of
Virginia. will proceed TO take The deposi,ons
OF Philip Ryan and others aud IL not finished
on that day. will continue from day TO day
o"tiI completed. And on Friday ooh day or
April next. bci~een the rising and setting OF
the sun, at the dwelling house of Willism II.
Plumpts, In tue Town Of Waynesbofongh, ia
the county Of Augusta, aud Stata OF Virginia,
| Will proceed 10 take the depos,tons of Martin
Bush aud Samuel Steel and others aud ifnot
finished on tina, day, will continue from day 10
layHpbl .e9mpleysd. To be read rs evidence in
C6sne.ry D,.,...i coSfri. 9rHsuUoR ~ ..ihs
burg, IA winch am Plaintiff and You are De-
Pendants. whom and where you may attend
.hosld You think proper
Respectfully. yours,
HENRY, apanper, son Of Either.
March .. Is
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BABCoCK'a ARITHMETIC.

HAVE on my table and in my book closet,
Il forty one difierent systems Of Arithmetic, all
OF which, except five, wsre intended expressly
for Schools and academies. IL all observing me
defects Of other systems, haze been induced 10
publish their 0Wn. From this accumulated
learning OF forty -one Schoolmasters, | have ad-
led, sub'rac,ed, multiplied aud divided to more
nan twenty times that number ot students
aud with what success, the numerous bankers,
brokers, SPECTATORS Of stocks, merchants, me-
chsuics aud business inen who have already
ether made their fortunes, or are now OH the
road 10 wealth and fame, can testify. Boz
among all the above enumerated books, have
found none which equals B1BCOCk'S a
RlIHMETIC, lately published Ny Carslll .
Co., New York. This contains all their eI-
csIteHeie' aud Improvements. SO 'horoug h'y Oh
ges'ed so clearly & happily illustrated .hst 'n'
stupldes, boy in the community canno' avon
learning TO cipher, and may soon he IN the va!
OF knowing Us much as his neighoors. lie
him try it. AN OLD SCHOOLMASIEh.
This wonderful extraordinary work Is TO
sale by ADRIAN 4. NORTH.
Feb. % 2tf
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The mou extraordinary Occurrences Of this
very severe ssnis,. yss the high tide On the
coast Of Jersey, IN consequence of which many
nsr.oas lost all that they had. and one family
peri.hsd.-Ths happened January l6.h. to.n.
IN tbs night. The rain during this month uni
for,nly fell a, the ,empera,ure Of about 35',
commencing nj 32o
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,Y,DWcAEI01T.T

TuNHE nett session Of my school "nI com
mcnce on the 7Ih OF nest mouth. Terms
Tor The a. ssion ofGve month";
For Beginners, 5iZ ~
For those more advanced, 10
No pupil viii he received Tor less tine shsn
from the day of entry 10 tho end OF the session..
shull be assisted by my sister Martha.
K. u. 1OWNLEY,
Second mo. II hu
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- s.liE unders,gnsd Commissioners appointed
III by the county court oi Amherst, 'ose Tho
real and personal estate OF Fleming H. Dun
can, decd will seli the same ON the premises,
in the County Of Amherst. near Pedlar Mhls'
on the I'd day Of Ap,ii neat on The following
term, 10 wit, the lands. containing 200 acres,
on aerrdit Of one aud two y'ars-'be Negroes.
line in number, on a credit Of ID months!
Bonds with approved security will be required.
The Negroes are mostly young and very likely.
s ciianlEs /. DAVIS. com"
IHo. N. EUBANk. }
March 4 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
Nisgss' YriZe ONCE.

10000 DOiiars-20,000 D0Hdr5.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
Glass No. 4. for 1881
Drawn in The civ of pb,iadelphip on Saturday
lhe ooh oil February, 1871.
90 nun ~ % uood 1000
p''N' :" 1880 10 500
6uDOl 10 500
aoO0i On 200
a0Ool 46 100
2462 rs eo
Besides Soos-5o,-4o,-3os--2osoas'
Tickets Sl0-tialyes $o-os " 0v.
For sale at p'uuGo .L'., w.,
Feb o6