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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

HIN CERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules, holden in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ana Chancery for the County of Buckingham, the third
day OF June, 1888:
John Couch, and Mary his vile, John Couch adm or
oil his former wife, Elizabeth Couch decd Thomas l.
Andeson, and William Couch, adm'or. of Ann Couch
uec a. Pitts.
against
Robert Rives, Robert Carter of the estate OF
John Harris, deceased, Thomas w Gimer, adm'or de
bonls non of Christopher Hudson, dec'd &c. Nathaniel
Anderson, executor administrator heir, dstribuee OF
Nahanoi Anderson deceased or in any way representing
The estate OF the said Nathaniel Anderson decd who
was executor of Tho. Anderson decd, Thomas Paeson
and Sarah his wife, Price Perkins sheriff and adm'o
Samuel Wnrey, deceased, and Price Perkins in his own
right John 5. Anderson and Wm Anderson, Defts
The defendants Nathaniel Anderson Thomas Patteson
and Sarah his wife, and John S. Anderson not having
tered their appearance and given security according the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court and it ap.
peanng by satisfactory evidence that they not nha
btants OF this country: ii is ordered That the said alb
sent defendants do appear here the first day of the
next September term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted the front door of the
Court house OF this county.
Copy. Tese, r.. ELDRIDGE, C. C. s. C.
June @f' 14-wSw
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I'm CHAN CERY-VIRGIN1A--At a Circuit Supe.
n ror Court Of Law and Cbancery held for Prince Ed
ward county, at the Court House, the 9th day of April
1888:
Elizabeth Hawkins Vincent Phillips and Harriet his
wife, plaintiffs.
against
Temple Lipscombe and Elizabeth his wife, Mary f..
Jeress, Francis G. Barnes and Nancy his wife Iobn
Hawkins, Richard II. Burke and Francis his wife VIM.
IL Hawkins, and Paulina Hawkins by Richd. II Burke,
her special guardian, Defendants
The parties interested are notified that on Tuesday the
18th day OF September next 10 o'clock will attend al
my office, at Prince Edward Court House. Virginia TO
state, settle and report the administration account Of the
estate Of Benjamin Hawkins deceased. where thew are
respectfully requested 10 attend with all vouch-
ers. VIM BERKELEY Connoissioney
July 80. 24-w4w
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STRAWBERRY PLAIN FOR RENT-On Thurs
- day, the 18th Of August shall rent TO the highest
bidder, the premises, this farm in Cue's Neck, with
the privilege OF following and seeding crop OF wheat
Possession will be given on the lst January next.
SAML. Nj. BOCKUIS, Trustee.
August q 25-td
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VENEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
IL subscriber, living in Holloway, on the 18th Jun,
last 6rgh! %aatto nan a;, naIfa rs. -; nss mo
from Mr. John Bland, dated LIST August 1888 TO go from
Chesterfield Court House, where he had been confined in
JAIL 10 return home-but he has not returned He is Is
or 10 years old about feet inches high spare made
IL is supposed he is in the neighbourhood of Richmond or
lurking In Chesterfield county. The above reward will
be paid II taken and confined in Jail, that get him
again. Masters OF vessels and others armed from
harborng or carrying him of, under the penalties of the
law. WILLIAM SMITH
august y. 27-5ts
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w e lu cSpSnr6d Ger IN b be conveyed
July 20. 22-w4ws

NNHE MERCHANTS MANUFACTURING COM.
IL PANY have their Factories so far in operation
as TO be able to supply any numbers from 80 OF CeTToN
YARNS Their Yarns are Of excellent quality. If they
prove not good upon trial. the purchaser may return them
at our cost and receive his money again. We shall sell
at chofesdte only at moderate prices, and liberal dis
count allowed TO those who buy to sell again. Orders
from any part OF the United States will be promptly at
tended to- and the Yarns forwarded desreed by adj
dressing line TO NELSON s. STOCKDELL, Agents
Petersburg, June 20. l6- On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

BN CERY-VIRoINIA-Ata Superior Court
III Of Chsncery, held in staunon the 4,h day Of hu-
gust, 1880:
William M Swoope Plaintiff
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~ EGROES,-Thiss TO inform my former acquainances
and the public generally, that yet continue in the
slave Trade at Richmond, Virginia; and will at all times
Duy, and give fair market price for young Negroes.
live on Shockoc HILL the Poor-house, where appi.
cation is desired to be made Persons either in this State
Maryland or North Carolina, wishing TO sell lots of Ne
groes are particularly requested to forward their wishes
to me by mail TO this place. and also, persons living
Richmond, having for sale, will please in
form me of the same, which will be Immediately attend
ed to- Persons wishing TO purchase lots of Negroes are
requested TO give call, keep constantly on hand
at this place great many for sale and have this time
the rise OF one hundred likely young Negroes consisting
oil boys young men and girls among which are several
very valuable house of both sexes and will sell
at all times at small advance COST lots TO suit pur
chasers Persons from the Southern States wanting to
buy choice lot of slaves will do well call on me- as
shall be able 10 furnish them at any time; and gentlemen
In the South or elsewhere, who may wish to commun
cate on this subject respectfully requested forward
their letters 10 me at Richmond which will be duly at
tended to- have comfortable rooms with Jail attach
ed Tor the reception OF Negroes and persons coming
THIS place TO sell slaves be accommodates and every
attention necessary will be given have them we'll at
tended to and when il may be DESIRED the reception
the company OF gentlemen dealing in slaves will con.
veniently and atentvely be received. My situation is
very healthy and suitable for the business.
April ~. ll12--wtil LEWIS A. COLLIER
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uPY virtue of decree pronounced by the Circuit Su-
ME peror Court OF law and Chancery, for the county
OF CulPePer, on the 18th day Of November, 1892,
cause therein depending in which Robert Stanard Auor
ney, &c, and others Painihs-and John NJ. Patton
surviving Trustee, &C., and others defendants-the
Subscriber, acting as Trustee and Special Commissioner
appointed by the Court for that puposewill expose to
SAL at public Auction TO the highest bidder the sixth
day of September 1885, on the premises that valuable
Tract Of Land lying in the county of Culpeper, on the
Rapdan River described in Deed OF Trust from Robert
Patton, Sen Decd to Robert Patton J dated the Sd Oc
tober, 1920 as containing 1888 acres, less and
bounded by the lands OF Isaac Willis, William Morton
Reuben Garnett, and the Rapidan River.
This is highly desirable estate, finely adapted to the
culture OF Wheat and Corn Ii contains about 700 acres
OF cleared land, very large portion of which consists Of
low grounds, as productive any the river The
sidue OF the land is well mbered. 1t will be divided if
necessary TO accommodate pUrchaserso which purpose
has been laid of into two parcels and also into three
parcels by pats which will be exhibited the day of
sale, and may be any time before, by any who
VIII call on me Tor that purpose As ii supposed that
one VIII buy without personal examination OF the land
more particular description is deemed unnecessary.
The terms of sale will be follows, viz; fifth be
paid in hand in sixty daysand for that If not paid on
the day, negotiable note with approved endorser and
the discount added will be required. For the residue
credit OF one, two and three years will be gveneach
nsalment TO bear interest from the day of SALE and the
payment TO be secured by bond with approved security
and deed of trust the premises. believe the title is
unquesonablebut sengas Commissioner Of The Court,
| will not warrant il. JOHN M, PATTON
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
July TO- 20-w4w
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RY virtue of Deed in Trust Clearing date the 18th
ID day Of January 1885, and of record in the county
Court Of Chesterheld) executed by Peter Mason and
Elizabeth Mason his wife, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF sum OF money therein mentioned to Aexsn-
der Reed will be sold the 22nd day Of August 1888,
at Chesterfield Courthouse the highest bidder cash.
one piece parcel of Land lying and being the Man
chester Turnpike in the county OF Chesterfield, and sup
posed to contain fory-two Also negro woman
slave, named Pauna and her child Julia Pink. SS.ra
tie only as vested in Trustee were s,. such liz
80 as. wv iud cenSpyGd Ger Sv ri p os conveyed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

He UNAwAY.-Committed to the Jail of Rockingham
q, county, runaway, the Goth May last negro
woman named Eliza Putnam aged about SO years; bright
mulao, about feet inches hgh-had in her pos
session free papers, but she and her registry not
ing, was committed as runaway. Had on when COM
med black silk dress and canbric bonnet The own
err IL any will come for her, will prove propery-pay
charges and take her away, she win be dealt with as
the law directs. PETER TRICK,
Jailor of Rockingham County.
Harrisonburg, july %. 1888. 24-2m
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y persons who have hitherto laborei to

DAVID SWITZERLAND,
JOHN SAVAGE,
An. VAN VEcHrER,
JOHN LUDLOW,
WILLIAM Il. SPRAGyE,
j. w. CAMPBELL,
WILLIAM LocKHEAD,
ISAAC FERRIS,
IL. BLEEcKER.
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The 81 day. proprietor's purse $3.50, . mile
heais--cnirance $50.
81 day, Jocky Club parse S6OO-3 mile heats
entrance $50.
Nh day Handy Cap Sioo-mile heats, bcs,
three ia fve--en,ranec $50, to lie added To tho
purse
On motion Of Mr. Early, ordered that the procee-
dings ofthls meeting be published IN tho Lynch
burg Virg'nian, the American Turf Register aud
Sporting Magazine.
No further business being before the Club. it
was ON motion ofCep,. Y N. Oliver, adjourned,
to meet the evening preceding the regular races.
WIN. DlGGES, Chairman
AcHiLLfs WH,rLockE, Secy.
L. S-Our Club as yet Is III i's infancy, the
whole subscription was gathered up III very few
days, and we have every reason to believe in IA few
months purses will pc as largo rs any IN the
Union. The spirit OF raising aud improving the
stock of our horses is at as high pitch here, and
equally SO in the neighboring counties, aud from
the number OF ino horses in training this Spring
we may expect the finest sort of sport.
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CARROLL'S HOTEL,
FINCASTLE, va
NNIIE subss,,,n has taken nossession Of |


Vu\liE subscriber has taken possession OF that
Il well known establishment recently occupied
by Mrs Backus, situated in the western part Of
town, near the court house The houses are now
undergoing thorough repair, with improvements
and considerable additions which will ailord
pleasant accommodations 10 those who may call
on him. Families travelling to the Springs, wish
ing to remain some time in this place, can be iur-
nshed with private rooms. The beds bedding,
Sc. being entirely new, together with the retired
and airy situation Of the establishment, he pre-
sumes will add much to the comfort Of travellers
His stables will be we'll furnished, end his bar
will contain choice old wines and liquors. The
stables arc large and roomy and will at all times
be well furnished, and atlendsdby good and active
ostlets.
The line of Stage Coaches to this place from the
North, West and the watering places, all stop a
this house. Extra Coaches can at any time bt
procured during the Spring season.
Having leased the above establishment Tor a
term Of years, and furnished it entirely anew, a
considerable expense he hopes that, with close per
sonal attention, he will be able to render satsiac
lion 10 his customers. S. CARROLL.
Fincaste, Va. March IL, 1888 Is
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-. - .
MOTTO;


VENlE undersigned having formed a ca pai'r'r
= ship under the style of Nomlu. Ho1H aFn
Hcyadon and having purchased out tic entire Btocl
Of Lorenzo Norvell, Esq in this place will cauy
on, in the house lately occupied by HIN, aarge Try
goods business. Their assortment Is nov very gen
cral and IN few weeks will hc added 70 extensive
ly, by purchases from tho Month.
The late customers Of Mr. Nofyell, together with
our friends and the public generally, ate respeci-
July requested 10 call upon Ii. We promise them
as good bargains us can be Ind IN tins place. On
assortment at all i,nos shall be such ns 10 suit all
classes Of dealers, Wholesale or retail.
One branch of our transactions will be TINT Of u
general Commission business. We vii attend
particularly 10 the receiving aud forwarding Of goods
as well as 10 the sales ofnll soiIs oil produce. We
have room for storage, Sc.
SAMUEL NOWLIN,
BENJAMIN HUNT,
DAVID iIERNDON.
March T. Is
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NOTICE,

n HAVE sold out my entire stock Of Dry Goods
i. Groceries, Re To McssrJ. NoRln, Hunt and
Hcrndon, and shall discontinue bu5iness IN Ihls
place.
10 my friends aud customers, who have SO hlod
ly favored mo with thcir dealing heretpiaic, beg
TO assure them ofmy mott grateful ,hfhksl md res
pcciiuly invite them 10 continue tier dealings
with my immediate succcssors, Messt3. No"hu,
HINT and llerndon, III whose cefteetaess and hbo'
rality have the utmost coudthae.
Persons indcite1to nc II Wy much obiGo
thci, humble servant by making immediate pay
II cnt of all accounts and note now due ana
those whose accounts me not due, viii please call
and give their bonds All claims against me
wish presented lpr payment shnli keep my of
fee at my old stand LORENZO NORYtLL.
Mach 2lt
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EDUCATION.

VHNllE Spring aud Summer Session ofthe SUBJ
~. sabssfibr's -choo will commence on Monday
the ilh day # darcl, AMI continue until the Both
day Of JUL ensuing. Tuition rs heretofore.
Al Students entered at the commencement, or al
any snbseaneat day df the session, will be consid
ctcd A. entered Until the end unless otherwise spc-
cde@. JOHN e. REID.
n B.~fhr morals Of those committed to the
care Of The subscriber win be strictly attended 70,
us Ear n the. department comes under his own
eye.
AL ihoss branches of science whiel, con,luca 10
future usefulness. and which arc indispensable -
every relation Of life, orc taught in this school.
Familiar explanations Of difficulties arising in the
course of study, suited TO the capacities Of all ,ias-
sc' OF learners, will ai~Gys be given. }. G. r..
Feb / wawif
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The three absentees were Mcssrs Brown Of Il.
e., 'rroup Of Geo, and Kane Of Illinois, Nil Of
whom, it is probable, had they been present, would
have voted for il.
THE following sa classification, &c ,ordinc to
States oithe vote IN the House of Representatives,
on the same bill Ii will be seen that there was
only one vote against tn bin South Of Delaware,
(Mr Mercer OF Virginia. nuJ that the Manufac-
,urng states wele moe united in opposition to It
than they were in the Senate
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March, 4.
FEMALE SCHOOL.

ARlIE Spring and Summer session OF tho sub
- scrbers' School will commence on Monday
tho 18th of March, and continue five months,
Terms -Orlhography, Reading and Writing,
per session. IS
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, with the
use Of the NapS) History, (ancient and modern, }
rhetoric, aud the rudimen, Of Natural Phoso-
phv md Astronomy. isl3 50
~ Bach pupil will be considered as entered
from the time oil commencing until the cnd ot the
session. T.. BENhGH,
NJ. y RICHARDSON
March ITS
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Hi,6O,MO
INTEgES TING TABLES.

The following lass hcation, according to States
modification of the Tariff, which has recently
nassed both Houses Of Congress, observes the
National Iacllisencer) is highly interesting.
or the Manufacturing states. four voted for
/, four asains, ii, aud TWO were divided OF the
western states, two voted for it, two against it,
and two xcre divided. The entire South voted
n, il. except Maryland which was divided:
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ORANGES, Figs, Almoads. knsius,
~ Candies P.nes Dates, palm.unts, English
Walnuts. orris tooth Wash, new and popular ar
tcle, 30 pair Gum Elastic aud ulher over shoes Us
sorted, 100 perusson caps assorted sizes aud
boxes, 40 Segars various kinds some Of most
superior qaalily-aso,a large and handsome Ms.
sortment Of Guns and Pstol4 ami Of Raznr1. Dvks
Sc. Tor salt by Howell DAVIES.
March H.,
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Rewarded The Commissioners appointed by
the President undo, the Ncapolan treaty ARE John
R. Livingston Of New York, ---Sman of Ohio.
and Peter v. Daniel of Virginia.-The accidental
Councillor is rewarded a, last, for the hundred
columns of that he has at various times inflicted on
the public, through the columns of the Enquirer
under the high-sounding signatures Of Cato, Arts
tides Curtius, Epaminondus, Brutus, and the like
We hope he will not regard the office as beneath
his deserts
gr The Washington Telegraph clothed Itself
IN mourning on the passage Of the Revenue Colcc
lion Bill Fudge
r. If the Revenue Collection bill be repeal
the constitution, the Mules assert, il appears
10 US that 1t is one Of those palpable'' cases OF
violation, which calls for the " interposi;on al
che States" Why then, does not South Carolina
'nuliify in Or why do not they who think tina,
secession is the rghtful remedy seecde? Is there
a lion ~ the path
II The Lexington (Ky.) Journal styles B.
w. Leigh Ambassador conciiia:p otcntiary."
II The Richmond Enquirer says" The Ia
t'' bill has pissed, and Notification is dead. The
European politicians may dismiss their calculations
about the value ofthe Union-the friends Of Liber-
" may no longer tremtle for the preservation OF
the only Republic on earth" And pray, WHO has
t"us converted Mr. Richie's gloomy fears into Go
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LEGISLATIVE WIT.

In the House Of Delegates Of Virginia, in the
debate on Federal Relations, the following severe
sparring took place between Mr. Moore of Rock
bridge and Mr.. Dickerson Of Caroline:
NJ. Moore having concluded his second Speech
MIR. Dlckerson Of Caroline, rose and sad chat
the gentlemen from Rockbridge (Mr. NJ J was
mistaken, when he said that he M. D. had boas-
ted Of having stabbed the member from Rockbriige
under the fifth rib-lt was u much greater Ok
Gen. Jack,on) than him [Mr. NJ thu, he gorcd "
Mr. Moore in reply said,it was possible he nigh,
have been mistaken, bet still lie vas strongly under
the impression that the gentleman had said some
hing about stabhing the Delegate from Roe.brdse
under the fifth rib. However, that udgh be, lie e,-
tertained no doubt hu, that the great Ok 10 which
the gentleman, (Mr D. had jus, alluded would
be as little apprehensve us he Mr. NJ, @as, of be-
ing gored by an animal morc remarkable for It's
Ears than lis tforns.
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Bonnet snd Dress Making.

RS. +. TRUsLOW respectfully informs the
AVA Ladies of Lynchbury, aud tho public gene.
rally, that she ispiepared To receive al orders IN
her line, and pledges herself To execute work with
dispatch, anti IN the mos, dPproted style, orc door
below the Pest Ol!ies, and solieiis continuance
Of their fasot5.
Match IL "a
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March 1
Public Sale of Drugs, Medicines

S6VRILL be sold, at public auction, on Thursday,
wv l4ih ms, in the iowa oil l. ynchhorc, gen
erai assortment of Drugs, Medicoes, Pants, O''s,
&c. belonging to the es's'c Of the late 1ho""s J.
Duvai. dec. together with all the personal p'"Prt
~ b.longiuc 20 The said estate. Also, first rate
4 wheel Carrisge. Terms made known on day
ofssle.
An persons indebied to the estate of the late
Thomas j. Duyal dec. are requested to make TIA
mediate payment to David Il. Lyman who is au
tnorized to settle the accounts g. oil sad es'a'e
rs longer indulgence cannot b" giy'n. Those hav
ing claims against said estate are requested 10
bring them forward, properly authenticated. fo'
se,,lemeut ELIZABETH DuVAt, Aim
Of Thos. J. Duy4l, dec.
March aiif
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Add Speaker, who did not vote, OF course.
We also subon similar Classification Of the
vote, IN the House of Representatives, on the bill
more cticctualy 10 provide fo the collection OF the
rcvenuc-comaonly called the Force bill
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principally from ltc saasasrn States, into The port
Of Boston, during the year 1882
C0,000 bales Of cotton, value 81, 1888, 10
353, 800 barrels Of flour, l,9aOi5
1850 ushels of rye, 1880
1871 bushels of oats, 1888
l 800, 900 bushels Of corn, .s0,W0
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED, on Thursday the ols, inst by the
Rev Hugh Carlisle, Mr.. HENRY Nj. AR
INSTEAD, (son of Rev Saml Arnistead) tc
Miss ANGELINA w. BROWN, all of Charlotte
county
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China, Glass aud Earthcn Ware.
TO COUNTRY NTS

n HAVE now CA hand la,ge supply of Chi
u m, Glass and E,rthcn War; and expect by
the Ship Gore, from Liverpool. 10 packages more,
together with thirty packages Of Glass from tho
Factory which W make my stock large ns
any in Virginia, in the above hne--all Of which
viii be sold as heretofore promised, at Richmond
wholesale pliees. You al do well 10 give mo u
cali us you shall certainly find It 10 g5nr interest
JOS. II. EVANS
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IRONS hcnsi Henry Cisy-iLe man WHOM Mr.
R. insidiously stabs a, the very momcn, tina, he is
Boosting Of tho salvation ofthc Republic by his a.
eency!
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r. The Salisbury CaOiinsn describes the Wash
ing,on Telegraph the most republican, pspe'
in the Union. Arc there degrees in republican
ism
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SURGEON DENTIST.

REGION DENTlST.
a a X }. l.. BENSON, Dentisi has returned To
lynchburg, and respectfully offers his pro-
isssionnl services TO the Ladies' and Gentlemen, NJ
his office IN the Washington Hotel, but if paricu
ary requested, viii visit the Ladies al their re-
sPcehye hbodes Every operation the teeth
VIII be performed on The most nnefrlng principles
ol 4clence, and with the Icnst possible pam - lis
approved benilicc may be had al the Drug store
oil I. y } & i.oyall.
\. DR. Henson having other engagements,
VIII heye 10 linit his stay IL tins placo 10 a few
week, only.
March ifs
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EDUCATION.

4 SCHOOL under the supcrintendence OF MISS
N Mary Duke is opened a. my house. aooo,
TWO miles below Lynchburs ALI the branches 0,
a common English Education will be taught
I' accon,,noslae few Scholars with beard, upon
moderate terms. - =. -
Feb %
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Joseph c. cobelI ESD is announced as 4 cand
date for reelection, to The House Of Delegates, ro
the coun OF Nelson.
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The Legislature of this State, was to have al
journcd on Friday or Saturday last.