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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
F'rvrs the .,.sfozai fs1scfsSDo---
THE CANtL EXCURSION

The folio. in- wrs,ee a ti~ l.,r sr-ur--s ss
Nstn,-rs ID Cangrr-- -.d MR. ol-aa t-r s-s~--
I,-k- and Ul.,o C.asi - ff-rI-s- frr--- - sr<-~
sse a ti.e undressing isies- q t..e N --Ass,-ss-
Correspondent II fOssi-sa.'s Ansor.s-A i,-als A.
,It,sr:
w.~mxsr~<. M -. isSl
Since ] wrote 60 y 90. The etsh- ] haze
made y ha>iy eresr>fon thrss<h Psrt 81
the eouatry I had se~cr ssss;ca sefsre-
and oaiy got back last siSsf-
After taking \ peep % the Ksce Cssrsr
,t Baltimore. but ssthosf ~ssfsns 10 skare
n sport At which an net m sc~ps. ] has
tened through one of the nAsss Y.sr:uresTs<
countries inssisabie Al a.tsrs arsssc
the full o! iife aud serdure- After ps>ssz's
such q contentious wearsssrpe -rnirr NJ
have done IN w,stingtea. a ~as rerfccr
enjoyment 20 be smscst woods and f.ras-
every direction.
III were TO siteurs d--oriysses sEsy
sensations when reached ff,r sB2cnase saA
,einding Potomac. . should ga to msrk
engaged 10 fiod room On Tins j<ss~r SEQ sry
thing else. Every thing ~as S1A e s<a.-
~ and delight 60 mr. could esa ~; 70
proseh myself With utter ~.st q goo
feeling and taste. IN h,rras 60 lsng ~
elected 10 sisf sLis chsrn,ing regisa
To return freo H.ry.ers Ferry BY fAe
Canal Is surprisingly attractive NSs .rs
sufficiently elevated 20 have esery rAu-x
almost beneath you. and fear P@fs q ~
,cOrid riers Ihare Loen sForaol O rsnks-
rariefy If picturesque chsszgrs a isr.<
party from Ws.hins tsn. tskIas .dvs--sg<
Of the recess of The f-e ios>es- -s-ni
Saturday Al Hsrpers Ferry mrs had - =
large boats full. and n b.sd q Da-sr
Amongst the mort disiIagus<kod Pe1>sas
Of this party we're Mr. JoHS u ADArs.
uho seemed 10 enjoy q sery nDch
Being armed IN wA.bss gfea. Z kArSiy
know bow 10 get iats the srsces axsas
my head 10 running al the isrne r7sA q.
beautiful scenes and R-in4iaEs z,sz r.-r.
( YreciPicss # the rIrcT the anss~ners q,
entering into and i-ssEag frsa Do ssck.
Of the Canal, and all those nafural Sra.sres
aud rural arrangements uhsrh are -
strongly coatrasted ~Ith every dang
now see around He. and 90 uA1ch a - q
task 90 become reconciied-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

Hsasess frs1 mr. Ws-hsng,,a sorrespon<sIss
"a &c ~ h=EA CSsEri~r AAsi EA.tsirvr-
F~r~~sSe tAAs -sne Of the journals kr-p
- - A,sr~ tAat IN smPrvssr0a favorable "a
-S- FCs-7<EIrE Il re sOAnfry, nay vet 20
-aAse uT~0 CA Jarkssu- IvTlI nos rela,,
u rruxzr czESuErstlcxr- ] consider q eonc.g-
sas~- a NIryk.=A fsl<n1 81 The Preside,
~1s esnu<rsSaS wutA AIm On the sabisct 81
Eine F-rzasarv SnscE<ss<s sf the country. "a a
TX r-B.s~zAsa- An extremely ANXIOUS ~ :,
-t~ sire 81 71h6e f<eIsn< IN Batin,r.
rsre - xrras sxeifemsras Tie p..suls m
S'-1r - D. essnhu-uls AGAINST you, ar, laG {
An 19gr<a<uzsJ~ rIlt ta<y Say coGAzaF; .ouna
s1Srasa-.s IA -YOu n<e1 have no fear.
49, ss-< Ss~zeraIl II tA<Fe va any Gih.culi.
] -~=St ~ nxs<E az tie ksart 81 t,ro kaa
erSs s1rvuArs- 1EAt driss your B7ltIG.ors mo
s<ksre ne
u "a zSc @<1n m Bsifiz1ere onIv. said e,
Ss>u-~r= - people app~ar To be soub.a4l :;
throughout ne uhsi< country
Nay ~. ssaat TIE ssszeral} JisrprarI
-a<a- eoG2Anatssn- have Only To STREET
my Arm sss % ta~ West, and can have. IN
Sezry SAy.- hEs ts=-{rsd eAosrSssd us<n m a. /,
r.GS- II say e1c1@4n4-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

From the H.niso. lcAss) E-s-Hi,r.os--
To the Editor:
wAsHxsr0x, March ia. l-1s-
Dear SIR: l have Jasf received wear Ses-
ter Of the 18th iasiAnI. an = bach yOa N
form me, that NJ . issc salliIe sseelzAE -
Hamilton. q number Of leliers vere read
20 the meeting. stAtinS- IN eGr1fs NAT
had expressed dcaermiaaaiaa noi 60 - n
candidate IN Opposition 10 Ean Bsrrn. naH
that their impresriSa ~ss creai; a.-H yos
reques; me 60 say, whether iniesa - 49,
come . candidate sor ti.s Preside.rr- 70
gardiess Of the decssien Of N.tIuaal Csn-
veniIou"
Ne individual has had tie .AsdS- q
authority for nAksng The absse sac
meat.
Whether shall heroine q candh3ase -
not. will depend enfIrely On Tic vsasnaary
action Of the People HE ekssce q tA<sr
public servants. IN my c5Gi-'on. besssr. -
the People. and net 20 ihsse ~ks- frsA
selfish sie~s. may assume The rerPsa-shzk-
~ Of acting ior then-
am opposed to = nAt51nAi Caucus -
convention, now. NJ Z ss+ an ISsS. Sk<n
% attempt ~as made IhrSsxh - aes-
enee. 10 elect q Pre.sdeng q tic Cnu-es
States
A National CoaSeAfisA - eo1assrv q
the established u~1G~s Of The Seno<rass-
party. II has direct sendenrv 90 pxsr.
the whole PelItscai Ps~eT a he csanssy -
the hands Of frw ia6is id1ais. ss6 90 -
prize the People % = faE and falT eUTres-
sion oftheiF will. u sssli sshpaause So 40
official organs. ooc<r TIE esnsiasassa And
lA~s. q eAbsl. ~hich oil oSnsrOi. Ehrssrk
corrupt ih1oenoe. The ~Asla actssa AZ
policy Of Che G0Sern@eAs.
Jncer such \ sys:em- she PearSe u ~
kept 90 q stale of eAciseHseas. rhe unp-al
force Of our Sassrutioas ~all 4. eseusuaas
destroy ed. and The RAN e our Gesernzaela
must soon follow.
To keep tie eiecfioa of Prosssrns 81
the House OF Representatives,. Z have a
~sys been IN ls,or of - Ali<rsnx a.
constitution As 90 sesd The elerzssa -
be failure 70 elect on the fr~a sfsransS
Under no cHeGmstHaees sal cSa>cas So
be the insirvnesi 81 deGestiag a. sserassa
of President by The People
Believing "a { do. that Sar Cess srz-asz.
eaa only be sustained - 5ss y-ss1sy pz.s
vigoT by keePing the eiert-e frsarAau<
near the People. and s,si u he LsnS. q
political mnuzErTs. Dy cSurse - regard
20 The future. ell N 80 &~rr-e - ssEu--r-
ed BY the eOHteDplafea NsfiU1sI Cpuse.
tIOo.
u accordance ~ssh fhe asaera q a.
democratic parry. State Cansrsasuns- an
der CERTAIN cIrcVB@fsB~~s. are - cav
proper, but necessSry Bus - rs3y B-xs
innate object of toch esasrnsli,n. - 3.
ASCERTAIN public senfsssens. sd sss 80
manufacture "a Ifs rresnaers $1,000 -
chooses ~ the PeaVle. sd So fi.s osavra
tion shSuid be bsrBe Asd eHgres-ed. sA.r
known wishes of tie Feoy5e
With respect. ysBr s.seaIrpi s--sp.s.
gOfiN McIEAN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
THE JAMES TOWN JUBILEE.
Csrr,pondem Of the BaLiaorc Pnfr'sf

CsrrrsPonden ~ tie BdLinorc f'nnfH
soaroLK, 25rH sAr.
"Agreeably to previous announcement,
the celebration Of the 22sth Anniversary Of
the landing Of the gallant Capt. smhh, with
the first coionists Of Virginia, AT jamestown,
took place on the spot eonseersied by that
event, yesterday the 9Th inst under the d.
rection Of tho following gentlemen Of VIII
lamsburg: Hon. Burweii Bassett, Hon. Rich
ard Coke, Doct. A. ID. Gait. DIR. 7. q. Pea
ehy, Professor T.. X. Dew, and Col. Robert
cCaDjli,h. There were, IL il estimated,
between 1900 aud 1000 persons present. land
among them goodiy proportion Of the fair
daughters OF Virginia. eougresai.d frptn DIS
tant parts Of the State, a. well n from the
contiguous counties, TO enjoy iic scene with
all its interesting associations, and to con,e III
plate with pious delight, the birth place of
their venrratcd and beloved common ~eaith.
Our ancient Borough contributed a rcspccta-
bio quota Of visitors. besides its handsome
new Rifle Company, TO do honor 10 the occa-
sion: about one hundred, IL - believed, went
up in the new steam boat Old Dominion, and
twenty or thirty 10 the Patrick Henry. A.
mong the distinguished visitors who attended
At the special invitation Of the Committee,
were the Hon. John Tyl Ter, Hon. Geo. Poin-
dexter, Hon. John Upton, OF the u. ). Senate.
aud Gen. Taylor, OF Kentucky. The proceed
ings Of the day were chasicned by the sppro-
pirate solemnity Of Prayer. by the Rev. 5. X.
kollock, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
at Norfolk. and enlivened BY the thrilling
touches Of imprisoned eioqucnce in an Ora
ton by MIR. Noreau Bowers, Of Williams
burg, n graduate Of william s. Mary College.
The heart OVERLOOKING with the yirtuous aud
patriotic symPathies inspired by the occasion,
felt no regret at the absence OF all display Of
pomp and pageantry. The scene was Que
altogether for the contemplation OF the philo-
| sophie mind.
an the evening the Committee escorted
their invited guests to Williamsburg. where
they terminated the festivities Of the day with
a splendid supper"
Williamsburg ia ABBOTT seven miles distan,
from Jamestown.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

TEEE SsERaCUIoCs wooDEH swot

TIE MIRACULOUS WOODEN SWORD
TA~re ssre tsS hrSthsrs n oas ren
@rE' N tke Prassssn service, tia one
sessrazf- the ssAer q private. and bo,a
resy Z1cA gSssa 70 k9ssr. The sergeant
ssPpr.o< - kGs eups To fsil essr has swort.
~ - S~tIusg k<tws~a hss lexs. and snap.
p..x sAs kss&e n haf; to rens1V WHICH.
sd a. he eS~4 essvesseasIy get an.ther
Psa Iass rA~ krx- k< ka1 sukstifufra = wood
60 ss~- -AsrA- -k@a placed IN the sssS-
Aare- es~st ast ke discovered bat on hls
pz11EsA11g private f8g same oGenee, 1hs
kne1 rAe szreuzstssee. he ~ revenge tod
Azs rs.a@An&s1g s6srsr Ell Who strictly
s@5s@-& h-@ - sserssy. tAiakiss. 20 h.,,
n ha@EA M ~ sezxesst's exPeasa- Al IN.
eScE1AG Psrste he esEss4 The sergeant be
ssG- AHaA Wkers's yeur brother. sir p
As&et Eke sSScer. In tA< kls<k hale van-
hs~sr- sns~eF~d the sergeant. fax
. 20 e z=<z ssA Gsteh kTm here.- m,
sc%gs ks@ Ess-ar1 The eaamsnd.r
p-soe<es- - Hsu are an Iafamo,ss seoua-
1-sa- aa-s yoS base &rgFA4ed ihs EeEinsnt
asr - @13y years. hat am Determined.
e. 80 esA~r Ps1sssA@ens wIH refsrns you.
~ s-aNe yea 80 sz1@pts BY having ysu-
s~nd SSa 81 - fssst q the regiment snd
zh'errs~ss kH<ss. na3 % Yea. s-rssant.
A-A~ ys-ss ssosd ss& perform this sea
srues Ths erI@saal SEsad~a. bat N
sA7 sAe s<rE-sas SA<s Ssg-sd has honor.
sA-As g Aes SsssA<S aust dee. act to let hrcn
% rAe sNsezEssseE- III ven I. not N
SaaHrsr ss~y. IN ssslks sa yous had
Trgi1Ret EAe sGscsE he serrraat TIA
= - AEs ka>Ss. ss1 exrIsisasd. a. Pa.
a~1'ss- Aesr ny payer, sa4 before
''ss---S S@ ~ sAss<hsssSr sG nuy bsosAer.
=ty tAe hts@e - nv s9ss.i tura an,
@Ss-s - BE Sspa q ssgs my p,,x,,,
are Asar1.- sHrtsra-S Ne. m oa,S.r,
sssEsS hsi sA<w Jsbe- sa5 srimlrrd tho
.esE-~ass sNfy susssoo. psrdoned bOia
arsshsEs - Psuzsra Ifssfsr,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The season has already commenced AZ tli.
favorable watering place. They have at thi.
time ten or twelve boarders, and among the
number, Mrs. Clay, the wife Of the disiin-
guished Senator from Kentucky, who arrived
there on "Wednesday tho 18th inst. Since
the last season Mr. &C AIDS ell has added great
TO the accommodations, a. well As the ap-
pearnnce OF the white Sulphur Springs, by
the erection Of q number Of Brick buildings,
and few frame ones. The old log cabins
have been removed 20 the hill on the east side
Of the turnpike, where they have been re-
erected, and will soon be prepared for the re-
ception Of boarders.- .1legh SRisa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

Crime q" Engiand.-it appears by report
recently printed by order Of the House Of
Commons, that the number OF persons char
ged with criminal offences in England and
Wales during the seven years ending March
10Th, 1919, was 72.2l6; during the seven fol-
lowing. 95,625; and during the seven ending
on the 10Th Of March, l3I ,sls. During the
term first mentioned, l56 persons we're sen-
fenced TO death for murder, while only lOs
were so sentenced during the last seven wears
but the number of sentences for shooiioK
&c. with intent 10 kill, has increased during
the same period more than threefold. The
number Of persons executed IN the course
OF tho FIRST term was 662, while in the last !,
was 39I. The number Of persons acquitted
or against whom no bills we're found. was
1855 in the first seven Yeas, aud d, 21g
during tie last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

The body 70 which We yesterday ALLUDED
81 having been found Ia the sehuyIkiH, h.
since been ascertsiosd, upon tha oath of :
rs'Peetsbie resident Of this city. 70 be Inst 81
W.. John A. stone, To popular suthor 81
Aeiamofa, and % severed other dramatic
productions The circumstances Which led
:" THIS melancholy close n his short career.
are Jsi unknown, bot some gentlemen. who
have convened 9Th him. within the let
week. supposs q ~ have resulted from nan
tsi alicnation -fL s. Gasfrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

CAssP T'srsiiiag so great u The eomteti-
ton betveen the stesm-boats Patriotic snd
NoysEeur, which ply on ths ST. Lavrrnce.
NAT The former took up sieersge passenrer-
Tor Montreal from Quebec, a few days sincc.
al d each, aud the latter a. -. Gd.--Or 81
cents foF leo miles!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

49, .su,a~r - a-llasts.r.. &C.,, -.
sFrrt -. I1ffE hEEG. asr~-,-,- -, 81.
$780, sh',aer >yasssa - a. Itsa-~ a Re-
~rr's-'r', 81 &C. ~ sn-s-s. ~ si.f -.,..tt "a
arz - ~ D. J.rB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

'r-aia'1 q fsllsr1H nerrba1fs have
2 ~ s1f.asra gslr.an 10 s-asI .,r .-,,fb. - -.
tr8at - - N.rsr Th~ t-.fa-,, n &C.. =.
- - as s1gsrrr - tass .usgart.I f-,,.. r.,
80 t1fsss- saas - vri~s pr pat,s4 ~ t.s
NrssF 80 lzssfhao tisy- hslf sss~s .ierl.r
- sspsJ sssa raaa t-s vsacu Fsr psand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

S--srs -->snrrS isssd ia Rosas aIao.t ~ !,
ls''.,.'s.s't SEARS @rs- So "a. wI.e ma
~ sA1s 49, n.sAs prepare usdicins Il
-r@a'-..- s,'s set ssSsr ~ Ssh. he alxht Iav
- sa''''-f SO = tszss q wauf, sad want nsvsr
s~sas pssssts srms ~ defend hlsr
- 'sr Asss saamuss bat Il be nasis
9rft ,,s,n Sc A-lsh, ~ usu't ,,rt,t,f, 49,, /
- So <-asa usasI ssrta,-fy rso,-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

- tsrus,s'. e haif pa.f : ~ TIE msre.rr
= - i''a "a . sassrk u 81 sartbqaass "a,
- b. svrsfi Fsscsk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

- gAicl Tsrl-A h<tr<r from Bale NOR, a
1sr lsTa a. cnacains TIE fe,.o~nS .s1-
EsrE--
as<1<r7- I1rksao assve,I 70 friend =
sserr'AsE- IN. ~so&.sS shsaId asiIee h.n =,
c.a-<zc - Any EANk-ana that be sAo.ii
-. Sc 80 I.lr't tam, rather than risk To
rs-ssA-a-nsrRs cf s.s asrizs Als Esfs
u sse1&r1t J1<&.sn u really disposed
raa-I-r n Ersrss,zl rsL< Il hi prssleeessors
y ErS7a-Hrs Sc = lard s-rss. ADD that s,-
A-atr r<rs-sa-u<a,t-zg aat enc. and virtually
sl-a-znC AE-ns<af - serve hut one. We have
az Sea<- ezzn@sr % nak- thaa tie Soar,.s
E1gsr-<tls-s- TEY IT Perhaps 70 mig; y.
~-z 80 La~- <ss1nt-y that he should n ,
o-se1- -sr-bs prove salst4ry ~ . r~buk. 9,
.Szassl=- ~ ~ y wasamS 10 stAerS.
~ q. Cow. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

In an action At the Court Of Common
Pleas in New York, Wm. ~ KePpeII "
Thomas ". Reyboldson. the defendant was
inuie'ed IN the sum Of enc Thousand dolfsr,
dawag,' and sir ssnis costs, for pulling he
nose Of the plaintiff. The affair took place IN
the Green Room of the Park Theatre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

BgHl Of .H'hingioa. yB1--it sppears, BY
paragraph from the last Philadsiphia inq,ii-
rer. that THE Bank has certainly suspended
specie payments.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

- SEs1~.f R-ap~y At tie sPscsl Sc
'a'''''s t-sfsstsy- Eoosrt KHi5. for A as.al
-s'.a - 80 80 ,enfsn~s.l - De psnits1
- r~f.siag fr1-a re soz. Ae tha1ke Z
- Esrsc's-r 81 81 knlfas.s .. - -,
Fassn-@ sssr Asuos p ssat Cscsssr 4 - =
~ 81 Asss ~ aoatls % Casre,-'-.N B ssr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

>>D~ cra<ac siase-ost Tarv. Or ...
~ 49, r>s7<xe1os< n nane foe - ~ -.-..
"a M tsgusrr 81 Friday hoL-s u. g..
ssc f,A<snr~
-tkHs~ e.~v- s-~ mn n HI sprS~sri1n u
.srA<-e en-rs-rs<z .a.t ~ psnrs~S ps.t.,-.
49, Dr-ssas< szr eSsd-saeas rEst- 4. s. 80.
sss s~--r-v . s-zrf AL q ~ san h.. O.. .-..
- -un a.ss D. -s..s--t sssa .s-is- -.,.. .. ~.
s.,s- - - EsypssAr< rAsy \, tia.- Pr,,-lrr ...
s,y- a. ,--vS- - s,..s-sa kssn xh.-u ~ .. ..-
-<u~< - sr <sus5rrnr-e -
.. ~ z>1-c tsu,< A. a the Fr--s.--t-. q.
-~sas - - % psfs> 1sy tr,s ~hlisy~r 4. +.
20 Ekrss ~ 3r,se aso severe r.; ~. b, .-.,
z,a-t1s. Fr->s<<at-~ho-< ghllo.crt. ,-.
I,se,.rr~sss- q , PARTY ssa 81; % o. -l.--. /,
se>Ss q, -. aaA< IL ssma1oa -enS. a
-ert - tys1at &C 1oosrsr, have ~ here
rs-.s ts< s<spA< nv tsld IN bs~srs !s,s Ties,
- ks Skis-sphy ~ tsa severe te,t- -
-&.Is o.<,. ss4rIe<s< slases hare cor.e an. l..
~ IA, Tia PssS[i< paS<rs ~, flied ~.ia
s.srs,'sn-s - . party mt % 'gpa.l o. 90 4,
-oz<r FRA 49, u nss N im.riran P-r..
tAlsz pssSI=A<s sucA = FS<re--Itouc ,a;p. :,
a - NJ s<~ps< 81 vryjsIa' lad. e.. H. =
-s-rss 81 ha<rsy AE.s Sod fs0aa asaan- us-s.s
Sr4s< u eoa~r-s1s frre-on. the Gi.-ll.f, 4
sszesr &n- Ea.rnessa, arc M Rsre-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

During the last sessna 235 $50 bushels ~
vieat we're ground n haxait's Colsssbisn Mills
" tbs city, producing nf family and supy rfine
hous And iasddiings IS iOo bills. ~ vhieh 81 .O,o
bbis snprTfus branded "iiaxsll" we've sold Tor
the South Aineriesn nlarkets Ihis ia the lar.
grt rrccift ~ shes, IN any one srssas ~ ans
miller 10 tbs city. The ysar Haxslls eli mill
vas burn, ne reccipt % me Gsliego mills vss
"a co bushelA
The Colnfnhisn Mn hase M ~ per ~ h1rrs
hcsidcs rnbbrEs s1sd psif more are to b. asl,,i
The nv NslicEo mills hsve ~ p.tr Of Lorrs
besides robbers - Rtfalynd Csa,fi--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-18
FOR RENT.
Dec. 10

DURSUANT 10 n deed Of trust executed to the
subscribar by VIM. X. Roanc, on the 2lal
Of April, 1881, which deed is Of record IN the conh'
" court Of Amherst, and IN the corporation court
Of Lynchburg, | will sell, on the premises, Tor cash,
in the ,own Of Lynchburg, TO tho highest bidder, on
Wednesday, the l7lh day Of December, 1894, the
following property, to wit; a LOT and House
on main street, adjoining Planters Warehouse al
so a House and Lo, on 9Th street, near the Lam
cnsterinn poor house also n two story Brick House
near Mrs Browns, Che daughter of Mr. lloyle,)
on 9Th street, "
And. on Thursday tho 18Th Of December, 1891,
| will sell, to tho highest bidder, on the premises,
in the county Of Amherst, FOR cnsh, TINT valuable
e.,u,e called SPRING GARDEN, on which VIM,
x. Ronnc, dec. formerly resided, containing go
acres, according 10 the trust deed. This Is u salu-
able estate, Q miles from Lynchburg.
Acting ns trustee, | shull convey the title derived
from the deed, which is believed unqnestlonnblc.
TIIOS A, HOLCOMBE.
The above snle Of town property, ,s postponed
until Friday, the 2G,h instant, Of lair II no, the
mex, fair day) If,hc 18th ttbis dry, } should prove
unisvorable. Spring Garden, tho farm IN Amherst,
will be sold on Thursday tho LIST Of January, 1888
Il. a. ii.
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Classical, English aud Matl,cma-
teal School.

\HE next session OF this school will commence
u on Mouiay 29Ih inst. The course of ,ns,ruc.
ton will comprehend the Greek, Latin, French,
Spanish, and Italian Languages. Ancient and Mo-
dern History, Aneien, aud Modern Geography,
Mathematics, and the usual English elementary
studies.
In the study Of Languages, the textbooks will
be this best authors IN each Language. In the stu
dy OF Ma,hemeiits. the Cambridge Trnnslations oI
French Writer'S will he used. The course will
include the following subjects viz. Algebra, &c.
omeuy, Surveying, Plane and Spherical Triso.
nome'ry, Conc Sections, Projections. Dialling,
Navigation, and Nautical Astronomy and II de-
sired, the Difefenlial and lnleqrs; Calculus.
JNO. CARY.
Dec. Is 2ut
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PItsylvania, Dec. l8
NOTICE.

N pursuance of a decree pronounced by the Cir
l. cut Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for
the county Of Amherst, on the llIh day Of April,
1884, Ia the case Of Cofman and wife, aud others,
and Trcbblc and wife, and others. The undersign-
ed, who is appointed Il Commlssloner for that pnr-
pose, will, on The third Monday in January next,
a, Amherst Courthouse, that beng Court day,
proceed 10 sell, at public auction, TO The highest bid.
Der, on d credit Of SIX months, two female Slaves,
named Malinda and Cary Ann. Bond with sp-
proved security will be required.
STERLING CLAIBORNE.
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WOOAbOurne School
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WILL again be open for the reception G:
W Boarders and Day Scholars. on the lst
Monday IN January next, The terms IN all res
poets similar TO those of the present year, VIZ
For Boarding per session, Of % weeks, $50, where
the boarder continues the whole week and has his
wnshing done with US. Where the bonrdcr con
unucs with us only the five teaching days Of
tho week, and has his wishing done at home, 1925
per session. For Tuition IN the Languages ot
Mathematics, Sl5 per session. In the English
Branches, SlO per session, payable IN all cases al
the expiration Of the session. The boardcr furnish
es his own candles. Every scholar, whether
boarder or day scholar, will he charged from the
time OF entrance TIL the expiration of he session,
and no deduction made for los, time, but at the OPP
ton OF the subscriber no scholar over 1G years of
age, will be received, but upon satisfactory nssu.
rance ofcorrcct department, doc,I'ly md obedience.
The subscriber can accommodate 10 b~oarJers, md
as many day scholars, which will be the limit oil
his School, exclusive of his own children.
SAM. r. MILLER.
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MARRIAGES.

MARKED, on the 9th inst. Ivy the Rev. Sam
uel Armlstead, Mr.. CHRISTOPHER CLARK.
10 Miss ELMlRA, daughter OF Mr.. John Williams,
oil of Campbell.
-, on the 10 h inst. by the Rev. Samuel
Davidson, MIR. JOSIAH MARTIN to Miss
MARTHA ANN PANhEY, of Buckingham,
- on the same day. by The same, Mr.. ED
WARD TAYLOR, 10 Mas MARTHA L.
MATHEWS, all of Campbell.
- on the 10Th uli. by the Rev. Tbou,.
Jones, Mr.. GEORGE w. BURFORD. to Miss
SUSAN TAYLOR, both OF Amherst.
-, on thc lllh inst. by tho Rev. Thomas
Jones. MIR. JAMES T. MAR TIN. to Miss Ell.
NINA J.. eldest daughter Of Mr.. James J. Card.
well, all of Campbell.
Far concord all along their path attend,
And Cytherea the bless'd band befnend;
When youth Is past, and winkled age appears,
May neither TO the other seem in yca's.
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NHE subscriber has just received direct from
n New York, and Phlladclrhi almost nm entire
NEW STOCK of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
VIZ
EPSON Solls Glaubor dilio Comphor ; Caio-
mel Jolap Ipecac Tartar Emetc Turkey Rhu-
barb duo Opium Lump and Cnlc'd. Magnesia
Sup. Co,b Soda Inrinrie Acid Sal Rochelle
pulv. Colombo Capthnridcs Bark Chnmomile
Flowers Sugar Lead Pfcpd. Chalk Manna
Flake Rad. and PuIvd, squiIls Lunar Cnus,ic.
J1ue Quin,ne, Fteneh Slrychinc Morphine;
Pelpcrinc: Blue Mass, Nandcr's; Mere. Oint-
ment Judkln's ditto Gum Arabic, Turkey
Spls. Nitro ditto Hnrtshorne Carb Ammonia
Bornx Bn,sam Copeiva CASTLE Sonp Castor
Oh, cold erpr'd, Fresh Salad Oil Bears Oil
Ess. Lemon Evans's Lnnceis DENTIST Foil
Gold and Silver Lcnf Floridn, Virginia, and Co
logne Waters; Lorllard's, Maceubn and Rappee
Snuff Nutmegs, PRIME Cort. aud Pulvd d. Elm
Cinnamon Cloves; Blcaoh'd. Ginger Snrsnpa-
rilla Pcnrl Barley Burgundy Pitch, strained
lnd,go Mnddcr Blue Stone J pm Ink Copa
and Boot Vanish Fancy Soaps Jujube Paste;
Alcohol TurponiIne Dry White Lead Chrome
yellow ditto Green Pfuss. Blue Verdigris;
Red Lend Lylharge, Spanish Brown Venetian
Red Chinese VermiiIlon Cnmpeachy Logwood
Chipp'd. ditto Arnatlo Port Wine, &c. &c.
All Of which will be sold, WHOLESALE &
RETAIL, on the moAt accommodating terms.
DAVID II. LYMAN
Dupals Old Iand, urn Golden Mortar Bank
Square, Lynedtu,g, Va.
Dec. Is its