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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

ST. AUGUSTINE, Auo. 27-An Express arrived
last evening from forf King, with dispatches for
Brig Gen. Clinch, commanding the L. 5. troops
in Florida, conveying information Of the murder
Of Private Dalto, Of the 81 Artillery, who en-
ploycd in carrying tho mail from Font King to
Tampa Bay. 1t appears from information given
by an Indian, that he was met, on the evening of
the 6th inst. near the llllSborou9h bridge, bv Il
party of SIX Mlcasuhv Indians. He approached
them in pracrable manner, when one of them SCI
zed hold of the bride OF his mule. and another shot
him. He WAS then scalped, his bowels ripped
open and thown into pond near by. The mule
also shot, and III, contents of hc mail, and the
saddle and bride taken OF by the murdercrs.
The reason assigned for this outrageous murder
j.. thar the Indian, who had been wounded in the
skirmish near the Ioetoun settlement, had return
ed amongs, hi, relatives, and there dicd--thcy
wanted victim 10 satisfy then revenge, and this
was the first they met.
AZ soon as the Commanding officer at Fort
Brooks was apprised Of the facts, detachment
was Immediately sent ont under command Of LIT.
Duncan, IN pursuit OF the murdrrcrS, and after
being out several davs, returned without having
succeeded in experimenting them. Information
was Immediately forwarded 10 1t. Col. Tanning,
the commanding officer AT Fort King, when the
Chiefs promptly convened by the Agent,
Gen. Thompson, and we learn that measures were
immediately taken by them 10 have the mWdcrcrs
npprchcndcd and gwen up 10 Justice Ii is be-
levcd that they will be unprecedented by the Chiefs
and if not, prompt measures will be taken to effect
that object and brn. them TO trial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24
CAFE sp GOODS.

fINllls subscriber Is now opening the first of his
Il spring Goods, comprising AN assortment OF the
most fashionable styles, of the latest mporatons,
such rs
PLAIN and figured Silks, (of all shades
White and Coorcd Sans,
Black Satins and Icvantincs,
Mateoni Italian, Lustring and other Black SILKS
hc and Colored Florcnces,
Fancy iandkcrchlcis (of ever, description,)
Linen Cambria liandkcrchiets,
Cambria and MuslnS,
Jaconet. Null and Swiss do.
Striped and Checked do.
Superior French Muslins,
large assortment OF Calicos
IRISH Linens and Lawns,
BeSideS:
Blue, Black. and Fancy Coored Cloths
Black and Colorcd Summer Cloths, Brown aud
Nhi,c DrngS,
Silk and other Nestings, White and colored Sat
teens,
Rom CaSSlmcrcs and Stripes. very cheap
Apron and Counterpart Checks,
81 and IL Brown and Bleache Domestics, &c
With general assortment of Goods which will be
sold Al prices to please. ROBERT kILE.
April 20 Is
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"oa, II 900 lbs. FAMILY Bacon, ofvery superior
quality, and equal to any in the market.
ALSO,
1000 lbs. principally Mdlings; less cos,lyar-
tcle, sound, aud entirely superior to the New Or
leans. Where Midlings are preferred, they will
be sold as low as the hog round as the subscriber
is determined TO sell all that he has on hand.
llHREiNss, by the harrci; Five hhds. Brown
Sugar Sugar House Molasscs 1000 Yards
Flax Linen; Smith, Bcllows's and Anvis,
' ires and Hammers Together with an assort-
ment of Hats, Boots and Shoes.
CoNfEerIoN,RIEs such as Sugar Kisses, and
variety Of other Candies, at 374 cts. per pound
ALSO,
\ great variety of new and fashionable Cotton,
Si,n and Woollcn Goods all of which will be
sold on tho most reasonable terms
August, Is
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.NEU' GOODS.

RLACk and White Gnghams,
- Blk. italian Silk,
Assorted Ganze Hdkfs.
Do Twisted Silk do
Black do do
Corded Skirts,
Blond Edgne and Footing,
white and Crimson Pongee Hdkfs.
Just rec'"ed by the Stage, and for sale 5v
FRANKLIN, HUNT & Co.
0pposi," the Nircniap Once.
Aug, = :,
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II Female Teacher Ummfed.

W teach IN my family, say five or six childrel
- from five TO fourteen years of age. Gramn,,
reoEfaphy' History Arithmetic, &c will be t 10
ordncnes to be taught. A letter. addressed 10 in'
immediately, FINN p Witt.
Salen, Rote'ourt Co Sep. I,
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There is much force in the moral of this old IA
bio:
"A man had choice OF committing the least of
three o!lcnccs-murder, robbery, drunkenness. lie
chose the Latter, got drunk, and then committed the
other two"
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Aug. -

Eii1dbeM Morr, midop and relict Of Jam.s Mar dr.
4lcraader u. Mar, John James Morgan, Robot
Shelton and Matilda his ciG Uilliam SILL arl
Efcdbeh his ,cif, John Na,r, Mary Il. Mar, Tho.
mas boia,eright and Sarah his ,ciG, 4nadrosc R
Mar, isaac Mar, imbrose Mari and Caroline le
rife Frances r. Mar, he last an i,fiat mdcr tn
age ot2i years' 'cho sues By her mort fiend EHabeh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

oHtam gle, deceoSed:-
ZANE NJ HE, that on the Goth day OF Oco
Der next the dwelling house of William Burd
III 'ne Town oil 81 Louis, in the State of Missouri
we shall proceed to take the deposit;ons of the sal
" 'llian Butd and others that ON the Eth da, Q
Iecember next, at the Clerk Office of the Count
'ourt OF Monroe, in the State of Virginia, sbal
proceed to take the deposition Of Thompson II. Ia
perton and that on the 26th day of the last mention
Gu ihon'h, at the Franklin Hotel in the town 0
L?ynchpufg, we shall proceed to take the deposition
VI ol'uhatus oydnor and others, which said depo'l
tons are to be read as evidence in tho emit now Dc
pending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law a"
nhancefy Tor the town of Lynchburg, in which v
are plaintiffs and you are defendants.
HARRISON NJ GIBBS,
ana Mary Ann his wife, late Mary Ann Mays, ad
c. . mlnIstratrix of Joseph Mays, deceased
Sep.3 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

HNAkE NOTICE, that shall on the 9TH day Of
n October next, al the Meadows OF Goose Creek
IN bedford County, proceed to take the dispositions
of Nathaniel Morgan X others on the OH da, oflhe
same month, at Floyd Court Horse, shall lnocct
to take the dispositions of freeman Wainwright and
others on the 2oIh day OF December next shall
take the deposition of Tinslcy Ruchcr, in the CT!
OF Louisville, Kentucky; and on the Both day Of Dc
tober, at the Washington Hotel in the town OF Lynch
burg, shall take the dispositions of Samuel Harrison
ana othets-and If, from any cause the said deposl
tons at either place. are not taken on the DAYS abou
mentioned, they will be taken the days following
Al winch dispositions are intended to be read as e'f
oence on the trial OF suit now depending in the CIR
cut superior Court of Law and Chancery for The
county OF Bedford, in which said suit YOU are PLAN.
uifs, and myself and others defendants
ANTHONY RUCKEk,
Erecutor Of Ambrose Rucker. d,rd
Sep. wlw'
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Amherst County Court. Aug Term. 1895

Amherst County Court. Aug. Term. 1895.
IN the motion of Samuel Smthson, jr. 1t is or
~ dcrcd tN9' Sarol tle, IN, admir- istratrix OF
Thomas Llnthicum, dee be summoned to appear
here the LIST day OF November term next, to shew
cause If any she eau. why She should not be com
PEELED to give bond, with other sufficient securl-
~ To eNouerate the sand Samuel Smthson, II. her
security. \ copy; TeSte,
ROBT. rINSLEY, Clerk.
Aug. 81 wiw
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against

Charles Mckinney, administrator of Same
Wheeler, decd, john Wheeler in his own risbr
and as administrators of Rhoda W. Wheeler dee.
and Samuel {. Shields in his own right and as 71.
mmstrator OF Susamah his late wife, Dct,,
IN CuANCEnY
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the defendant Samuel &. Shields is not an jnbaI1.
aut of this State, it is ordered, that he do appear
here on tie ID Monday in November next, and an.
swer the compartments bill. and that COPY of hs
order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburq ,r.
glnlan, for Two months successfully. and posted !,
the front door of the Courthouse of the cosDn
for two several court DAYS.
Copy-Tcstc,
JNO. ALEXANDER, CLERK.
Aug. - w2m
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

l AM authorised, by letters of attorney, to dispose
j of the Bonnaire, aud Locust Grove estates,
both lying IN the County OF Nelson, the first on
James River, near Narmtnster, aud the other aho {
five miles north of Narninscr and ten miles south
east of Lo,nsston, both tho property of the heirs OF
the late Col. Iaeharidh Neville, decd Suffice 1t to
say, that these very valuable estates, and that
great bargains may be had. by purchasers 4 fur
Their description Is unnecessary purchasers will, OF
course, view for themselves. \ line addressed TO the
subscriber at lovlngston, or application 10 him, IN
person, at the same place, will meet with prompt at
tcnuou. Early application must be made, as shall
sell rs soon as possible.
LAFAYETTE NEVILLE.
Sep. 81 iw
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against

Moses Hawkins and Elizabeth his wirc :,
Saul and Polly his WIFE Glover Baker Danie l..ae
and Patsey his wife. Holly and Ham. i's WIS
wlie, which said Elizabeth, Polly, Glover. patsaa n1
Hannah are the children and heirs at law ., " dad
Baker, deceased, Dcf.'' "an
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IL tmANCERN.
Campbell August Court, 1885,

hoDA WHEELER, Francis II. Thornton
4 and Mary T. his wife, John G. Moore an,
Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Wheeler. Sarah
Wheeler. Martha Wheeler and Aonrs Wbecl
er, Plaintiffs,
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July %

NlRGlNlA-At court held for Bcdf,ai.
at the Courthouse, the 9th day of Jal, 'O ,,,
Edward Hancock, James Crisso, Mattbi5S r. Goo:
Hawkins Crsso and the other children IS 1850,
Crsso and Rebccca his wife. now deceased 9 JACOB
Rebccca Baker, n 'onefls
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BACON Az COST.

IL ENRf BROWN, JH., nearly opposite The
n Il Banks. Lynchburg, offers for sale, at first
coH, II 900 lbs. FAMILY Bacon, ofvery superior
quality, and equal to any in the market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-24

Aug. &

Y lkGlNlA:-At "A Court of quarterly session,
held for Bedford County, at the Copulnn,.
the 18th day of August, 1888
Jacob kerns and George Kcrns, Pla5l,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05
THI IMPORTED HoRsE
S'tnEsQt
yEyHIs most .plcndid raee-horsc and

YEsHIS most splendid racc-horsc and stallion
VI mcnccd bis first at my stable nt Charlotte
Courthouse, Va the lst day Of February, 1885, at
$50 the season, payable the LIST ay - July, at which
time the season cxpircseJ the INSURANCE. to be paid
IL is ascerain"i that the is with toal
(parny with the before that fact asccrtaned for
ieis the nsurSnce) Any gentleman becoming respon-
siblc for or putting mares. shall pay for only In
well fed with grain at % per day. ii required
Servants with will be- boarded gratis All possible
pains will be taken Prevent accidents escapes but
will not be liable for any that may occur
Feb. IL. [.,2-wtl WYATT CALDWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05
Warrcn county,, October 2I.
CANCER.

4nd The art Of Hcaiiag, generally
FHNfE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
I'd of Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid,
that he has become compcteny acquainted by the in
sructions from the celebrated DIR. Lynch of New York
city, to cure that formidable and fatal disease dcnoin
mated Cancer, without the of knife or causc. but
effected in the same way and manner practsed by Dr.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in the
treatment of this complaint and also that of Fstuo or
FisuaAs the subscribers here now from the CITY of
New ork, any person wishing TO be cured Of the aboyc
named complaints, viii please to apply Immediately to
him, at the Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan. 6 w w MARSHALL
Certificate from Or. Lunch
do hereby certify, that DR.. w w Marshall has been
under my instruction, and assisted in my business
which is attending to Cancer complaints, and the Of
healing, generally. He is using my medicine /
think him capable and worthy the confidence of those az
ficcd. d. LYNCH
The subscriber refers 10 Mr.. Day of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, Mr.. James Caske, Archibald Thomas and Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street. Richmond; MIR Benjamin
Harrison, of Berkeley.
All letters must be postpaid. w w NJ
January Z, 1884. 14-wtf
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EE ESSRS. james Saunders, james Hoopcr Uiilt
I'VE HinStOn Cdioin Saunders Samuel Saunders
zen Saunders Thomas Saunders, james Saunders
81 JohH) John Saunders, and Mss EiizaJch Sai,,de
You not being inhabitants OF this State, (Virgir6
adopt this mode of notifying you, that shall on III
day the 18th day of March next, QS5) at the residcn
of MIR. Gillian, in the county of Buckingham betw
the rising and setting of the sun, of the same day
ceed to take the deposition of the said John Gil
and others; ALSO the next day between the
hours, at the Tavern of Mr.. James i. Palteson of
county, take the deposition of Mr. Caleb Hines A.
others-and on Friday the 9th day of the same moni
between the same hours. at the Store-housc of Fl
derrick Johnson 81 Co.. Big Lick Botetourt county Va
take the deposition of Col Elijah McClanahan anM
now depending and undet(ssecd in the Circuit snpc-
rior Court of Law and Cba$cery for the county of
buckingham, in which l. surviving oblgee of D9Tid
and Thomas Shanks plaintiff, and you and ot( ers
are defendants. And it, from any cause the deposi ms
should not be commenced and finished the first day
at MIR Paesons Tavern, shall commence on the next
day. between the aforesaid hours continue from day
to day until fnished-whcn and where you may attend
If you please. THOMAS SHANKS
o@Tstrng O6tgee Of Ddrid and THOptGs Sh0nks.
February IL 9I-w4w
A VALUABLE ROANOKE ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN own on both sides of Roanoke River generally
opposite to the Ferry commonly called Eatons Ferry in
the State of North Carolina between and 1000 acres
of Land about 5000 of which low grounds upon tho
rver and equal if not superior in quality any with
IN the ownership of any individual above the falls with
in my knowledge. The high lands of fine quality
and highly productive in tobacco wheat corn and cotton
My residence on the North side of the river and within
lic Oh li Is neaIthyj ana no situation the State is
better improved agrceaby provided for large
family of whites and blacks On the North and South
side of the river there Mills which carry each two
pair of mill-stones, and command ample custom in
wheat and corn
will sell the above Lands under all the advantages
and disadvantages if there be any upon reasonable terms
should greatly prefer to sell the Lands have briefly
described, to purchasers but if this be done
convently. will divide it in parts suit purchasers
sell or will sell my Lands, with view to a removal
to the Western country Those who are disposed to pur
chase Lands valuable IN themselves and convenient 10
the markets of Petersburg and Richmond and will soon
be so to Norfolk, will apply to the premises
WILLIAM EATON.
warren county, October 81. 4S-wff
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vWvHE distinguished Stallion, cARoLTNIAN. com.

u =
n menced his ptesent season the 10th Instant, aud
will close the 10th July next the sable the subscri-
bers at Charlotte Court House. Va az $50 the season,
payable at the expiration thereof aud $50 To insure the
insurance money u be paid whenever the known
to be with toa or parted with; and dollar TO the
groom for the service of each mare Every possible
care VIII be gwen TO prevent accidents, but liability
for any that may happen.
PEpiGGEE.-Cdr0iinion was got by the renowned Sir
Archie; has dam by the imported Druid mis- grandam
by old Wdair, (bcst OF cid Fearnaug, his great
grandam by Amcricus; his grondam by the import
ed old Janus his grandain also by old Janus; his
his egg grandam by the imported horse old Jolly Ro
ger, out OF the imported mare Kitty Fisher. Carroll
mans blood be traced on the English Stud Book as
far back the following horses: Places White Turk
imported by MIR. Place, Stud-keepcr to Oliver Crom-
well IN 1862 when he was Protectors the ystcr Sirad
ling Turk, 1903; Dodsworths dam l5i6, &c, &C. &c.
The subscribers feel hesitation in SAYING that they
gave general satisfaction the last season. those per-
sons who entrusted their mares to their as of
more than sixty that left TO their care not
one returned out OF order, and nearly all of them
much atter than when they came. They only pro-
mise continuance of their best cxcrons rive salts
lac ion, and hope to have ample proof of their
In the return of large number of tho8c who patronsed
the horse the last CarolnaN served 100
mares the last season. and on dgcnt enquiry we can
not hear of more than five that have hoi proved i'm oa
and invite all persons whose res failed the last
season. tn send them back and they shall be insured
the price. This being the last that Caron;an may
make in this part of the country w4 solicit all those
who have any wish - breed from hih to avail them
selves of the present opportunity iced from horse
whose size, color, form blood, aI crformanccs-and
the character and performances get, all prove him
to be the cheapest horse in lat $50 the season.
All persons sending mares ffG nee, will please di-
rect them to the care of Ihos lardson of the
subscribers, living at the CourtlIN g. with particular
written directions how they wish them kept whether
pasurcd or fed, their tempers habits &c and rr dircc-
tons shall be honestly complied with He has PROVIDED
himself amply with grain stables separate enclosures,
and every thing necessary the successful accomplish
mcn Of the end in view Mares shall be well fed at %
cents per day, and servants with them boarded IRA
tbs We would suggest the propricty of sending mares
before they a every way preferable TO the practice
OF travelling young colts accompanied also, with the
uncertainty of the mares standing. &c. &c.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON.
RICHARD J. GAINES.
February IL 9O-w6w
n Is. by reference to the September No lS}2, of the
Turf Register and Sporting Magazine, Carolnans own
and some OF his gets performances may be seen.
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r'OE'ER ".
rEMrERNNcE MEETING.
q Nvcr rrr rrM,i>, uN,rNc. -


, Tho following beautiful ole, written by Rev John Pie
sung the Old South Church. Boston, at the smultancou
ion on the 2 ith February.
TUE PLEDGE.
Thou sparkling howl! thou sparkling bowl!
Though lips of barls thy brim may press,
Aud eyes of beauty o'ct thee roll,
Aud song ani dance Thy power confess,
viii not touch thee; tor there cliigs
Absorption to thy side, that stings'
Thou crystal glass like Edcn's tree,
Thy melted ruby tcmpis the eye,
AMI as from that, there comes from thee
The voice, 4" Thou shalt not surely die"
dare not lit thy liquid gent
snake is twisted round Thy stem!
Thou liquid FIRE like that which glowcd
For Paul uTon Mcliia's shore,
Thou'st becn upon nay guest bcstowedi
But thou shalt warm my house more,
For, wheTosoe'cr thy radiance falls,
Forth, tfom thy heart, viper crawls!
What, though of gold tho goblet be,
Embossed with branches of the vino,
Beneath whose Furnished leaves
Such clusters poured out the wiue!
Among those l,avcs an uddcT hangs!
fear him;-ioi pvc fit his ianss
The Hebrew, who the desert trod.
Aud felt the hery serpent. bite
Looked up to that ordained of Cod,
And found that life in the sight,
20, the woR,i-bticn's fiery veins
Cool, when he drinks what God ordans.
We gracious clouds We dcep cold wclla
We gems, from messy rocks that drip
Springs, that from Enrth's my sterious cells,
Gush DER your granite basins lip
To YOU look;-your laTscssc gave,
And will drink OF you, aud live.
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MOIICE-There committed to the Jail of the
~ county of Charlotte, the oh October 1884 as
runaway negro man, who calls himself Dick Arlherz
and says that he is free man, from Hartford co.. ~ c.
lie IS stout built, dark muatto fellow, about feet
inches high The owner Of there be any) is requested
TO come and prove his property, pay charges, and take
him away, he will be dealt with the law Directs
VIM. SMITH, JaiiOr, G. C.
Dec. IL, 1884. G7-v3m
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Chateau Hsargaux.

THNHIS imported horse will cover the ensuing season
NJ at Hick Ford, Virginia, at SIS season, and
SlUO insurance, with s to the groom. lie is large
brown bay horse, nearly black feet inches high with
uncommon strength and power particularly fine shape
ana great beauty, with uncqualcd action. As a racer
ana stanton nc mas no superior, and very few equals in
England or the United States 1t maYi confidently as.
serted that horse affords better for our mares
Good and extensive pasturage will be furnished traits
and mares granted at % cents day No responsible
lily for accidents and escapes great care and caution
will be used to prevent them.
Chateau won - times IL Of which races Of four
miles, upwards. He was a horse of Drodigons'g foe
$peed running the St. Lcger Course when sixty Yards
longer than at present carrying at years old ii lbs in
min ~ IL If he had continued his spccd for 21S
yards more, he would have his miles under this
heavy weight in III. 80 s.-botcr time than was ever
made IN America, with the light weight Of 56 lbs for this
age The whOic distance honcslg run and in This
time Notwithstanding the ridiculous fabrication that the
for a short distance
He beat at Newmarket all their best mile boreos
Mennon. The Alderman, Mortgage, and many others
over the Beacon Course thus proving that he had speed
enough 10 with the spcedlest aud GA me and bottom
enough to out-last the soulcst Ills career was truly
brilliant, at 4 or years old winning soreaieeu y0ecs
whiom tossing hcat ~ Of which were four miles or
more he lost these years, only short lie had
a racer, superior
Ills colts running with distinguished success
They have inc size, form beauty, and action, and run
long and short distances equally One of his cos run,
second for the Derby, 1888 124 subscribers maknp il
The fastest Derby record lie had and better
winners IN 1913, than any young horse in England
Chaieau MargauN was got by Whacbouc, the best son
OIL Waxy the best Of PotSos perhaps the best son of
Eclipse Ills dam, Wasp, by Gohanna lfirhGyer Chan
ticeef dam by Eclipse Rosebud by Snap, Miss Bcsea
by keguus Bartlett Chdcrs, sister 10 the Two True.
Blues All these were the best horses Of their day se
veral having never been beaten rich, aufheaGe and
trDiy orceheHt pedigree. JOHN AVERY
Feb. ~ l9O-w4wl a. r. b. MERRITT.
ETDUCATlON.--A young Gentleman who can pro.
~ duce satisfactory testimonials Of bis ability TO teach
the Latin and English languages correctly aud who can
also produce testimony Of his correct deDortment
find situation az teacher in the ncgbborhood IL the
Cross Roads, IN New Kent county Application to be
made 70 Or. J. w Royster, or Samuel T. williamson
New Kent, Feb q o.