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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
NOTICE..

RY virtue cnd in pursuance of a decree of the
- Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ny for the town of Lynchburg, pronounced in the
case Of w am Mllner, plaintiff, against Richard
Millncr, Philip Thurmond, Abraham Carter, and
Rowland Gillespie, defendants, the undersigned
will, on Thursday the 18Th day Of April ncxupo
the premises, sell to the highest bidder, fer cash,
the tract of Land in the decree men ,5rld com non.
ly called Schohelds tract The Lard lies on
Hrsley's Creek, and contains, by recent survey,
one hundred eighteen and three fourth acres
ADDISON TALIAFFRK0 d {
For Nelson c.. Dawson, Sheriff of Amherst
Feb. 81 IDS
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SALE OF NCE!sOES

Icy virtue ola deed of trust executed by Ajax
~ J. Walker, to samuel NJ Garland, John NJ
Otey, Alexander Thompkins, and John L. Lewis,
bearing date on the 30,h day of April 1928 and du
y ofrccorj in the County nj Amherst, the surviv-
ing Trustees in said deed mentioned, will on the
LIST day ofApril, 1893 at Amhers, Courthouse, q,
being the LIST day of the next term, of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the Coun-
tyo' Amherst) sell by way public Auction, 80
valuable slaves, consisting of men, women, girls
boys and small children
The terms of sale will be made known at the
time and place of sale
he sad sale IS advertised, and will be made
with the assent OF the said A jax J. Walker
Inc Trustees making the sale, will only convey
SUCH ute as Is vested in them by the deed of trust
aforesaid The Surptrirc y.rus,,c,
March IL. ,as
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March. I.
NOTICE..

HAVE sold on, my entire stock ~ D., Coos
u and reaay mo.ic .iathlrS. 8. to = ,t,.>.s
b faI-,ett, al 4a 4iscoa' aaa bus. . 49,
place. To ny r. Il 5 md ea=#as, -.s. -, l..#
so kindly faveG.cd me witt .be3 d,alia., p .,is#
foto, bce 10 assure them of my most crnt,fl
thanks md respectfully invite them to oontmJc
their dealings with Mr.. l.. Is. Pad ct, whose tor
roctncSa and hOerulity have the utmost coufiruc.
Persons indebted to me viii very much obligc Their
humble servant by making immediate payn.ut OF
all accounts and uotes due. aud those - hose ac-
counts are 10. due will please eail and eve tho
bonds. All claims asaust me wish Ffescut#l
for payment. | shali keep my Office II Mr. r,ud.
sey b. Padsett's TINSLEY PA DGETT
March iw
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PERFORM ASCES.


hrcWR, III the Sptlns of 1890 then three years
old, was run by Col. W. X. johnson, IN the post
sweepstake $500 entrance over the Broad Rocl,
COURSE, SIX entries, four stated Mercury won the
first heat with great easc, ind WAS beaten a few
inches IN the Bind 10y the celebrated Annette. lie
was then Withdrawn, and the race awared TO An
at beating Malcolm aud tr'lIe. The next TALL
~ WI -, III w 'o' p"oo
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40 '''0 "','''' '"'e wv ''" o''' '"o '''' Ia
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'1',s' ''''' ,l'ei now ''e' 1,"'o"' anu ..
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"S'' '"1 'eo ''"' e''' W. '',e i''P'''o'
,"o n'''1 mus "",'e ~ "'' '''''"'" 'oo' "o"S'
oy "a''l1 i'"i'. wv 'r'"' '''7 nv "'p oca'e,'
eas"y VI, '"' p'''1 ii'5 us was ""'y ""o
| eoh'es'ea victory pe'"eeh Nnalt"'e ana -n''"g
Tie won Inc in'ru neat an" was ,e'oho III 'he race
lea'lnS nehlna MN Inc 'St'oiiSheo '"ce'S 10 VIII
'"''' ~ I""'O'' >0 ,''''''
ieeSy n'eaoe' "y 9a 'i', Nl'' HiN A,a'co u,
y eP'',y "o"' N'''' - ''".'' nay 4g ~ "a
ehya whose reputation ms Il racer ana station Is
inferior 10 tew- hest'ss 10y f"S'''"' III" D'o,"-
ef 10 Johnson 0'o'' anu e'luu ssi'''"y' was Is'
beaten III uls race nor " 'u' history sec VII ne
s.sicr June no l0oo)
The fall -. ,t 10 commenced his campaign
a, Liberty Va where he was beaten accidentally h,
MIR. Garth's Moreiana the next week, he Won a
Halifax courthouse Va. the proprictors purse
5000 mile heats, three best in five at seven heats
all in GOOD time beating MIR Cnth's Sally Crusher
Mr.. Wilkins's by Archv, Mr. Vests McDun
and otbers-this lace for its beauty and contest
/ has never been surpassed by any on record, lfcr
euyg winning the lst, lth and 7th heats-(See Tul
| Register Nov No 1917 The next fall being five
years Oil. he won the proprieos purse, Vt Liberty
! y, two miIe hcats 5000 heating MIR, Garth's
Morgiana who had beaten him the fall before
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No i'iCE,.


DURSUANfto to decree pronounced by The
l. Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanocry
for the county of Amherst, on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER 1882 in the case of the President, Direc-
tors and Company of the Bank Of Virginia, aud the
President Directors and Company ofthe Farmers
Bank oi Virginia, against Richard Harrison, Nan
cy Shields, John Penn, James S. Psndleton, Rich'l
Burks Wa Tuner Henry l. Davies, Stcllrne
Claiborne, Richd II. Burks VIM. Morgan, IN MS
own right, and rs the surviving partner of John Nj.
Settle Il Co, Chapman Johnson, John L. Haynes,
Thomas Adtldse, C;ustaya5 4 Rose M.ar,iu
London, VIM p"a,. ana Nm, 'l,,euanicl The
under : nco, Commissioner appointed for that put
pose, will, on Friday the 3oh OF Mae next upon
the premises in the said decree mentioned, and at
the dwelling house of Richard Harrison, IN the
county of Amherst, proceed to sell, AT public auc-
ton on credit of one and two years, for equal
portions ofthc purchase money, taking from the
purchaser or purchasers, notes negotiable and pay
able at one ofthc Bank, in Lynchburg, satistacto
rily endorsed, the tract of Land situated in tn
county of Amherst wheteon the said Richard Uar-
rison now lives, and conveyed and described in the
deed of trust OF the 2lst of August, 1o2 and filed
as an xhibit in said cause The legal title to the
said Land will b. retained until the purchase
money is paid
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY, Com.
Feb - tbs
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MIR. ANDREW BOWMAN-As Y,

MIR. ANDREW BOWMAN-As you are II
1VA nonresident ofthls State | take tins mears
Of notifying you, that, on the frs saturday IN A.
phil next shall, at the Clerks olfse of simpson
county, Kentucky, proceed 10 take the depos't On
of Richard Fowler To be read in chef uron the
trial Of your suit now depending against me IN the
Cfeuit Superior Court Of Law and Chdncery for
Bedford county, Va. If from my cause sud de
position shall not be taken on the above day, then
aud IN that it will be taken on the nj Sat
urday Of April, at the same place.
Your obt scrvt. ROBERT TINSLEY.
Bedford CO Va Feb 81 1888
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: gat'E subscriber having experienced the dlilicu-
- ~ QtrWsias iiorses OF sufficient size Tor the
usual purposes alarming and road service, arising
from the want OF size commonly observed IN the
booded Stallion, and Knowing such to BE- the pre-.
yaent objection to bIoodel horses generally, has
been induced topurchase the horse Maxmus, to
whom this objection does not apply, to whom he
invites the attention OF those no wish to raise
horses for the saddle or harness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
LINDSEY Ii. psDGETT
Merchant Tailor,

(Nsarlp opposRe Il. &. r. b. NuzftI 81
E ANlNG purchased of Mr. Tioslev fadgcu.
u u his entire stock of Dry Goods and Il ally
made clothing winch mhnes ms present so.a
large and complete, he can now offer sui a,.'ur==
ments as cannot tl To please FREUD, AID custa-
mers who have heretofore flvored the TWO ahost
establishments with their patronage. am also ad-
ding daily, of my own munufactory,
Great Coats,
Gsnglem2n's and Ladies' PLAID & Cambeu Clocks
Blue and Black Dress Coats
claret, Brown and steel mixed do
Green, Olive and Gray do do
Blue aud 3 lack Frock Goats.
Claret, Brown and t,cel mixed do
Green, Olive and Gray do do
Blue and Black Coates,
Clarct, Brown and steel mixed do
Green, Olive and Gray Do
Pantaloo 5, Vests, Drawers, Shirts and Shoes,
Hats, Shrt bosoms and Collars,
Stocks and Cravais Stiiicncrs, &c
Clothing manufactured of goods of every style.
| snail also keep constantly en- hand Dry Coos,
China, Glass and Crockcry Ware, Groceries, g.
will also give Goo in exchange for Country pro-
ducc or Timber of any kind, plank, scaltns
fire wood, locust posts, &c
N. B,-The subscriber is prepared TO execoi'
any order in his line the shortest notice and rca
dies, dispatch. LINDSEY B. PADGETF
II will take old clothing in parl pay ior NJ"
Clothing 4
sT Wanted Immediately two or three goo
hands, of Industrious and steady habits. None OH.
ers need apply
March Az
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CREME & MOSBY,
Commission MerclAants,
RICHMOND. Va.

RICHMOND, Va.
HAVE OH hand, end offer for sar
Edh Hnds st cox al se~ t,r'.s ...=Hs :
wv part prmc
% boxes whit. IIasan8a sasat
- do Loef sugar. ,n-ious qualities
y bhds n O an VT lrdia Mcasses
IL bags ereen Bo Goflec
30 do best old Java do
So qr chests and lib. boxes G. Powder ans
Imperial Teas
8 half chests young dyson Tea
, DO Tyson skin DO
5ppcs cosnoc Brandy, Seisnelte brand
l. half DO do 10
10 pipes pure Holland Gin
SO bbs. Martins old Rye Whskey
q bbls. Bnmshrlne. do DO
10 do Fack & Sons do do
30 hhds Baltimore Whlskey,
80 bbls. do do
10 hhds. Apple Brandt
80 bills. do DO
40 do n f. Rum
20 do Baltimore Gin
10 do do Cordial
l5do sweet Malaga Wine
40 DO Marseilles Madeira do
10 India bbIs. genuine Madeira do. old
80 whole and half baskets Champagne do
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wine, in case
off,, 3 and doz.
10 casee Rhenish and Bordeaux Wine
l00 I, 2 and 5 gallon Demio Johns
10000 genuine Havana Segars
10000 common do do
GO whole and half tierccs ne" Rice
90 bags black Pepper
10 do Allspce
10 do Ginger
100 box best Soap
100 do common DO
SO do Talloy Candies, various ,zcs
$50 kegs White Lead
Gboxes sroand VcrdigrIs, in cansters
. do Chrom Green
- kegs blact PANT
3 bbs. Putty, in bladdcls
$50 rcams Wrapping Paper
900 do large do
80 cases black and drub Hats some fine
3 do palm leaf dc do
- We viii receive and forward all goods that
may be sen, 10 our care.
March IL I'm
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COMMITS SION Husiness.

<HIIE subscriber offers his services to his friends
y and the public as Commission Merchant
His office is few doors above the Franklin IoteL
SAML. ANTHONY
Mrs. Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boarders Her rooms are commodious, and
near some the best Schools in Lynchburg.
Feb 81 is
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Description and Pedigree.
NOTICE.

IHNHE Stockholders IN the Lynchburg and Blue
II Ridge Turnpike Company requested to
make payment of Twenty Dollars on each share
TO Samuel McCorkle, Treasurer-lmmediate pay
ment will be expected
FRANCIS +. MERIWETHER,
sepi,27 President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

NJcr4 was GOT by the Distinguished race
hofse SI Charles, ho ha7 turned out race
horses than any other horse of has day he by Sir
Arehy, who is justly sly,d the father oithe Anne
riean twf=-hs damby Ginzco, h. by Paeh,ct IN
England Me,curg's dam was by Remus, he by
Tenor, aud Tartar by oil Dioned-- Itemut's dam
was by Daredevil, s her dam was also by Diomad
itenuss grandan va 10y the imported Knowsly
great gr. dam by GdBellnr heby the imported
Medley great great efandam by the imported
obscurlty, great great great g,andnm by Apollo
a.. &c.
It's evident from the above ps3lgree that I.rcn-
~ has dcceGded Immediately from one of the pu-
rest aud most popular stocks IN the world his
close alliance 10 the noble and unprecedented SUE
cess of his unbl,mshcd ancestry imparlto hin, T.,
the most concentrated manner the richest crosses o
AIchy, CItz II, Medify, ana Dlomod-Hf caVs
dam was soldto VIM K Johnson, ct the extreme
age of thirteen, for $1,000. Hen produce, by Med
ley. since, 4 two year old, to MI J. s. Hurt OF
Bedford Va. for 5000 cash
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I'IIIp.t.Es E.H,.


POWHA1 AN 80 beautiful snri.i. with n hlaz
IN his face, 8 fett inches high. with muscle ADD
iorn not 10 he cxrollrd by any horse IN Virginia.
rowhatan was go by the nood horse Osla, and
his dam by Nebuc aduc7zar, aud out of n fnn
Featnought mare. OR'o hy the old imported Tip
low one of the be stalen4 If his day ever im
p,tttd IN this country, my be seen from cert-
ii ntes, that Powhaan Is not to be exc,lled In blood
or form by any hor.c whatever
SAMUEL A. Gil a MIXERS.
CERTlTlCAl ES.-l do cerlfy that PoNhsian
Is OF the famous gr8nd-ons Ct the old inn ored
horse plow and was got by the noted horse o,
TO- the lannon's sun vi lipiow. his dam was b, Ne
buohadnezzar. aud out Of a Gnc feain,reht mare
his colts as ine for the farm the saddle as ANY
that ever WIS acquainted VIII -fi.vcn IN Ter my
hand, this I'd day OF September 1882.
THOMAS CRAIGG.
| do certify that have beru acquainted with
the said horse poNhaan Tor three seasons & believe
him 10 be as suite a foal geller, aud his colts as
large and well cal, uiated ni the saddle md har
ness as any stock OF horses IN this country Gi,.n
under my hand, this ID day Of September, 1892.
PLTER GUEBRANi
do certify TINT the above certificates contain
The ruth. CHARLES Il. KEY NOLDS
do hereby cer that have been acqnan ed
with the SAID hotse Po~hatan two seasons. aud
have seen vsral vf his colts aud think them no.
20 be beaten ior the saddle ar farm, by an, horse
whatev,r. Given from under my hand ih,, p !
das 81 February, Is SO. NM. q NDDf
March p Is
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I oun.pN Merchants.

7 HAVE hren preparing, ,,ry largely TO rcceivt
- YOU this seasOa III the thiat, G ass and Earth
en- Ware linz lea me nni he t,sappointed in VIC
it. You sual' no. b. d'sHpp nted in saving, i W
INV ne, the "rnYnge IN Richmond, The toll ana
freight up The rirtr, The drggage and comm ission IN
Lynchbmg which is about si1 per cent.
JOS. ID EVANS.
Marrh 81. IS
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ORsIS-IOOTlI WASTE

IN e6ettaal aud pleasant remedy toy d,',o,.,
Teeth, Sponsy Gums, and nnYlca,ant odo,r -
htc Breath.
vHNHf valuable anfhighly respcelayis ~.
'zfs3z'.7' oa.ta.fel tfafa ~ ~.
- it-'.. - ar, eminent ft.s....-
assiAeient s1araatee 81 &C. .s..atta #......
tiIs above ramcd affele. Ih3s Wash seis.,
posed entirely ofvegetaAe substances, the mn
nay be assured hatthcre IS nothing IN lis con-
sftion "'ficil cnn IN any way njure or prove 4 l.
ferrous 70 he Teeth or Gums Il is tlesIe1,d,afz
usej y ID d brush, and viii be found m1e, ,'f 2s
abe 10 Il powder keeping the T,eth rl,a,, -,
white. aud preventing the wearing away or,,
Gums from the Teeth
lis particularly serviccable in c;qesaf Sim.
GnEls, restoring tiIfin 10 a SOUND tui 4ealhy
aud causing thom o contract G.u.y around -.
Teeth, In painful affections arislng fro. ,,
sure to cold, 1t will b. FUND highly hane...d
has beer found very useful 10 apply tins w..
at night just before retiring 10 rest Tbs r,,,l.s
Is recommended by Dentists, as by 50 dim, "a
particles Of fool which might accua LIT. ,I,.,.
the day, are removed, and the mouth k Il tl,o,,l
the night, eleon, street. and ica.tesonte state
Certificates of recommendation from The folio
ny Meucal gentlemen, accompanying eaci hf
tie:
John Randall, NJ D. Bosom
T. w. Parsons NJ u do
Waiter Charming, NJ. d do
T. J. Davenport, NJ. y do
Nath. Peabody. VI y Salon,
Edwin Parsons, NJ u Hort,,d
w h Bio~n, Il. n. do
f. .lisgnsso, A. - eam,rIds,
Dudley Smith i. y Lowell
Prepared by Moilti, Plummsr & Co lis. S,a,.
street, Boston, Mass, and sold by their 6,pon,.
merit, by Howell DAVIES A.,
March V3,
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w ILL stand the ensuing season at my Stable
W five miles below Lynchbarg, on the Rich
mond stage road, and u, my Plantation ON Stone
Wall Greek
Terms-$l0 for the season = for the single
leapi and &l5 for insurance. The insurance mo.
ney TO be pad soon as the mare is ascortainc1
10 be IN (oli, or when she is traded off
Description and Pedigree.
Max'mus is mahogany bay, with black legs
name x taii he viii be seven years years old this
spring and IS sixteen and half hands high. lie
was got 10y Rondophs thoroughbred horse Roa
noke dam by Fearnought, son of Old Cellar; gran
dam by Flag of Truce, son of Flag of Truce g
grandam by Apollo, SON of the imported Fear
nough out OF Spotswoods imported Cullen Ara
ban mare JOHN b. CABELL
Feb H. Wis
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DESCRIPTION,

Hrourg Is beautiful bay, six years old tho
SPaug, lali five feet two inches high, of great
a,eutncss fine bore aud muscle, aud as well pro-
rofuonrd as any horse IN America, his great depth
Of chest, expanded with RIBS of that oral form cs-
teemed by all as the great dasideratum IN the orma.
ton the raee hotse=-hls legs are black, with
beautiful Yafieg'lons OF spots about his ankles
showing at once the striking analogy lie bears to
his ahriWlIea Kindred. His name aud tail are rs
blask as tic riehen rayen, flowing with an air Of
graceful proportion, which beauties and adorn,
the Nobte S1ttd lis neck, Using out Of his shout
ders ~ gradual areh like proportion, towering i'll
the AR with grandeur naxpressbc, is inserted in
- Il eounlenancc scutle and noble and at the same
tmlel'eb'ea with that vigllJut sagacity which SC
july belongs - the distinguished Of the race and
terminating IN rosleils VIDE aud expanded. IN
ilatn' The sumo ambitious spirit which character
u ID hiu through many a hard fought field.
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New Glasgow Female AGA
denny.

vUVHE public are herby informed that, in eonse-
II ouence al the absence Of MI Yates, this In
st,u,on will no, l., open for the reception ofsehol-
r., until the hrs, Monday IN April--an1 il is chr
nes,,y hoped that all those WHO expect II outefwt III
10 ca n, the commencement, or rs saon thereafter
I rs possible. iiib ihes LIS.
ID Mach 81 II
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Dunstables, Leyhorns a. Ribbons.
"a r invite orr town and country friends 10
" he examination Of The above, embracing
the newest ana most fashionable style; also
splendid b Or Belt Ribbons.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
March I. is
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RECOMMENDATIONS
r,yen III WILLIAMS

Boston. Nfr9 - 1899
Deat 81, i 10 most heartily give my tcstimo-
nv ia favor Of tho Vegetable Extract
was attacked with violent liberated sore th7oai,
which co liinued for several weeks and on using
the Extract. nm immediate cure was effected From
this violence Of its efficacy, do mot hesitate 10 TT
commend It, as superior 10 any Other proposed IN
medy for the above mentioned disease, with winch
| am ACQUAINTED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

N2rliL stand this seHsoo ut my house, Ia Bed
Wv lltd coan,y. an The 81, & road lea ing trom
Lynchhurg 10 Ilpcrtv, 10 miles west OF Lynch
burg, aud east 81" Liberty, aud in miles OF New
LonIon. nj IS Inch place he may be seen constantly
except on 60 ~ days and will he lei 10 mares ut
the redac price Of 5R) the sea on. Commencing
ihe 2otb March and Guiding The 2olh Jnly fischer
e,d h, s. within she rason--1 the SINGH Temp,
paid at the time OF seivioe-and $40 to lnsure-
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Ffon ENOCH DAVIS


Cdaij .I{es Nlrs1, %. lS3e
b hereby certify that my oldest child was at-
fIctcd with the Throat Dlstempor aud that after
rcsortine to the usual remedies 20 no ELECT l. WIS
advised to Try the V g,rpbIe Extract THIS was al.
mnistefcA * the operation @as most happy Alter
giving one dose OF II, the swelling and soreness Of
the throat Immediately ceased
Icheerfl.iy recommend lsiatlt publ As an IN
valuable medicine
From d s uoftie htp. Gel3eeda ajore ailudelp
Mar6h 27, 1882.
BY my father the Veg otabie ESt,act wos so hish
ly esteemed that, duuug lhe coufse Of ms life,
il was KEEP, constantly on hand and used as a fun
ly physc.
The immediate aud surprising cure Of one of my
own children that was very dangerously sick with
the Cankor Rash, by the use Of this Extract after
every other medicine had failed with othur cases
which, were it necessary, | could mention, docs
not leave doubt, IN my mind, of the cxtctoealna-
ny healing properties attributed to the Vegetable
Extract.
Mofiat Pummcr. & Co lis STATE ST. Boston
Mass sole agents for the pro fctor
Soldby Doct Howl l. DAVIES,
ianst5We Ia
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IN eBettnd1 aud peasant feR,tdg for d,s,o,.,
Teeth, spongy Gums, and nnYlca,am odo,y -
ftc Breath
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

Tho distinguished imported Arabian horse
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
the t,aAies.

VliE subscriber respectfully tenders to his friends
l. and the pu,ic generally his must grateful acknow
e,gemrns for the very liberal patronage recently be
slowed ON him. and invites the attention Of the ladies'
and gentlemen to a BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS q CHRLSI'N.iS PRESENTS. open
ing this morning, just received from London, by way
Of liverpool. He assures the public tina, the asort'
ment IS beautiful, and not surpassed, if equsled, in
the p ace,
lie int .nds hosting up the RURAL SEAT, " ich
shalt be beautifully and taSteuliy decorated
Illumination Christmas I've
The CHRIS cNAS CAKE viii be delightfully."- deco
rated with Insignia appropriate to the occasion
Also, handsome supply ct French confectionery
KEYS, Knchors aud Moss Roses
French Corlisis; Eas, India Fruits OF all descrp'
on,; 1900 lbs Cir, clan Currants
lie hopes, by prompt attention. TO share with his
friends part of the approaching harvest
JOHN A BECKLEY, Prince street
who continues to up oYS rERS at the short
a., notice dec 23-3.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-25
EMINArY FOR YOUNG LADIES. As

EMINAEY FOR YOUNG LADIEs-As
- reports are in circulation that the subscriber
Is about to leave Alexandria, he respectfully In.
forms the citizens and the public that he will con.
tInue his SCHOOL, 10 Brooke Lodge, where u.
mi,ed number Of young ladies will have an op-
pcrtunity of acquiring a complete education
To Effect this object, the most approved teachers
will be employed. j..
A knowledge Of the world, the cultivation OF
the heart. and religious instruction (regardless OF
creeLs,) form daily exercises. The classes are
examined from two to three hours every day. in
order to give thorough knowledge OF the differ.
ent branches, questions are propOunded to etcit
reason and Judgment, and induce the pupils by
induction to arrive at Just conclusions. Thus
the mental energies are brought 10 requisItion,
and the mind progressively evolved: as an in
stance, young ladies can 10 a few months esti.
mate the amount mentally Of daily purchased Or.
tcles in families, tell the number OF barley corns
in miIlioas Of miles, the number OF seconds 10
thou. sands of years, the amount OF notes at In'
terest for years, months, and days,-"itn otner
useful calculations 1t would be Useless for the
subscriber 10 give specific development Of MS
system. as lie respectfully invites all interested
TO call at his schooI.ruom and Judge tor them
selves. The course of instruction will comprise
Photography; Reading; Penmsnshp; Ari,hme-
TIC; Grammar; Geography, with the use OF maps
and globes; History, ancient and modern; Com.
position; Rhetoric; Criticism; Logic; Moral,
Mental and Natural Philosophy; Chemistry; b.
tany; Geology, and Astronomy.-Tefm tor the
above, IS 90 the quarter, containing l2 weeks.
Ornamental branches and Languages separate
charge. No deduction for lost time. except
.; kne,s. The School will be re-opened on Mon.
dav. the s0th Of the present month. A few more
con no received. WIN. NJ. JONES.
Alexandria, Dec 23-eo3t