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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
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Remaining IN TIC Post OHcc at Libertv, Ia
Janc 30h, 1850.
Ann ". \nderson VIM. Armistcad, Tho
J. Anderson, Grief Adams.
B.-Caeb or jesse Bramblitt, Henry Bates,
James Brown, James Burroughs, Jne. II. Bowlcs.
VIM. Boyer, VIM. Boyle, Philip Bailey
C.-1ohn b. Campbell, jonathan Cundih, Matt
Greasy, Bedford Clerk, ?, Jas. Nj. Carter, Robert
Clement, }, Pleasant Canady, Mary T. Coleman,
Commander 10Th Rcgt.3 3.
D.-Lucv Davis.
E.-Roher' Elliott, Richard Ellis, Anthony
Evans
F-Dan Trailing, Archibald franklin.
G.-Beni. Green, James Gray, Alfred Goody
H--Pleasant Howell, Pleasant Howard, Mlly
Hatcher, Thos. Rodgers, David Howard, Abraham
liuddleSton, Saml. Hogan, James Harley, Peter
Hunter Spicer Howell, Edward lianco, k, il. James
Hail, Ccline Hawkins,
J.--Saml. Jones.
k.-Riehard krcnum, VIM ". konc.
L.-Mary Lowry, Rev. Jno. Leituicl
N-Wm. Maddrca, Thomas Mead, Lucy
Markham, Ro G.. Miner, VIM T. Martin. :,
George Menaoeh, George W. Mcnaueh, John
Mitchell.
N.-MarN Nance, \dam Newman, Jno. c. No
ell, Ed. 6. NOEL.
P.-Wm. Price, Thomas Pueh, ,, Nicholas
Pearcy, lbner Pcarcy, James Parker
R.-Saml. = Robinson >. Robert Ross
S.-Jeremah Swain, Bedford Sacrill, Geo. W.
Smlson, Elizabeth Saunders, Lot, Sharp, Cyrus
Sharp,
T-John Taylor, Elijah Turner Wm. Thomp-
son.
T,-Bedlord aughan.
lt-Joln Watsou, James 3. White ZaCha,ah
Whorley, Nancy Whitley, John W. Alright, Hem
~ Wilkes, James +. W ithcrs.
REL BEN PARKER, p. NJ
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EFT the subscriber, in Buckingham county.
Il hear Mr. Alexander ralteson's tavern on FRI.
day night the 9TH inst, Negro Men, ANDREW
and JIM
Andrew is man of yellow complexion, and since
leaving me, understand he has wife in Prince Ed
ward county.
Jim IS black man, very stout, and will weigh
ls5 or l90lbs.
These negroes were bought in Richmond. lib
efai reward will be given tor their apprchension and
delivery III jail. either in Richmond or Ivuchburg
II delivered to Mr. J. II. d. PAYNE, Lynchburg, he
Will pay the reward, and If IN Richmond application
To be made to VIM II. Goodwin R.PtYNE.
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ssEINlsX LAMB FOR SAFE.

\ OFFER for sale very valuable Tract of Land
lying IN the county of Henry, ON the Smith or II
Vine river 1t contains upwards of 5000 acres and IS
considered prime Tobacco Land. Portions of have
been cleared, and leased out tenants The rest Il
covered with the finest timber further dcscrip,lon
is deemed unnecessary, persons inclined To put-
chase would view the premises for themselves
II tins Land is not privately sold before the Isl OF
August next (Which would greatly prefer) will
then dispose OF 1t TO the highest bidder. The terms
shallbe accommodating, and made known on the
dav OF sale. WIN. BERNARD.
Junc
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ENrF \DlNt; To move to the South, offer for
sale that hghl, valuable Farm, which reside,
situated IN Bedford county, the Forest TOAD II
miles above tNuchhnng and II from Liberty.
This truly desirable estate Is we'll worthy the at
cntiou of capitalists who wish To engage farming
IN one otthc mosr healthy and delightful sections IN
upper ,rsula IT ha, my all the benefit Of the sau-
hrous brcclc, al the Blue Ridge, and Al the same
time possessing soil susceptible ct the highest state
OF Improvement. Tins land lie, immediately the
main road from ynehhurg to Fancy Farm, Peaks of
Ducr aud I.lbrrtN-aud Is bounded on one side by
Elk Creek, beng IN the vicinity OF ! mills. The
tract contains about boO acres, nearly lao ri which
are cleared aud At present IN state OF progressive
imprny cnlcnt, II least $50 being IN Clover, TO
which the Land rs peculiarly adapted. The improve e.
mcntS consist IN part OF frame Dwelling House Ne.
two Bau,> and fhreshng mgchinc new-and an On
chmd OF choice tu.-'fhs place also offers an chgl-
BILE stand for Tavern and County Store--and in
addition to the above improvements has New
Store house and Tavern house. with an lee house
and Well oil excellent water IN the ward and extern
snc Stables, Blacksmith and Wheewright's shop,
&c. sc.
1t is useless To speak OF the many ln,lncomcn,
which thus place holds ont To those disposed IN, est
READ estate Is II is presumed those wishing
. to purchase would prefer examining tor themselves.
which they earnestly invited 10 do.-fhis estate
is offered private sale until the 18th OF October
next which day, II not previously disposed OF, |
will sell il AT public auction. with all my stock,
crops on hand. farming aud plantation utensils &c.
&c. Terms accommodating, and made 10 sun the
/ convenience of purchasers.
- Letters 10 the subscriber, addressed 10 Lynch
burg or ST. James Church, Bedford, promptly at
tended to- FREDERICK \. HARRIS
r.'The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
foregoing advertisement wSw, and forward ITS ac-
count to tins Office for payment.
May 1 wlJO'
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ilsSE OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post Ofoe at Lghehtve on The
Isl dan of Juig, 1875.


c., Persons cnquiring for letters in the follow
ing list are requested to say that they a,e advcr-
tsed
miss Ann l.. Anderson, Charlotte Arm
strong, Robert b. Alexander, ,, Amos Alexander.
B-Geo. Boekncr, John =. Burruss, Miss Su-
san Boiling, Miss Grace Ann Burton, VIM. b.
Brown, James Banc, , Joseph Burton, Mrs. Dol
" Bird, John \. Bird, Mr.. Hannah Bird ,, Ma
thew Brown, 1hos. II. Burns, John q. Berry, An
thony Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Mr.. Mildred
Bowes, John Barracks.
f.-Df \. l.. Cooper, Charlie, Calhoun, Miss
Frances Clark, David Callahan, Clerk Chancery
Court, J. Christopher Car, Jordan Greasy, p. Car
pcncr, Polly Christian, Edwin \ Carpenter,
Doct. J. \. Carpenter, ?, VIM. :. Galloway, John
G.. Catifcy, Mrs. Margaret Calvert, Mrs. Mary j.
Coleman, Wm. \. Clark Peter GashwcI.
D.-Iheodore Doyle, Mis- Elizabeth David
son, David Dond, ir. Joseph bennett, Ludwcll
Dawson, Saml. II. Davis, Campbell \. David
son, ,, Thomas Douglas, Milo g. Davenport Ed
ward J.. Douglas, Nelson G. DAVIS.
E.-Dr. @. \. Edwards, Henry B. Evans,
Charles II. Evans, Henry Erskine
T.-Le,i Fisher, ,, Henry Farnsworth, Mr.
Eliza NJ FaIs, James Farmer, Miss Esther ID.
Fear
G.-James Gillian, Mis- Eliza \. NJ. Goodwin,
Miss Frances Goodwin, Adam Grimes, IIoratio
Go0, \. NJ. Gallon, John {. Goodwin.
H-Miss Ann r. Iill, ,, Mrs. Nancy Harrison,
James p. Huff ,, Mrs. Nancy Hill, Saml Hobart,
Henry Hewitt, Peter Ilan,ard, Tlos. IIundley,
Miss Sarah Hughes, John +. Hawkins, Miss Eliza
beth Hawkins, Thurmcr Ioeeard, Miss Mary
IIucksti l.
L-2obcrt Isbcll, John I. Johnson ?, Mrs.
Elizabeth Jones, W Jones.
k.-Jancs \. kccton.
L.-Philo Lazy, Mrs. Maria Lewis ,, WIN.
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Tobacco Eand for sale or Rent.

4 WISH to sell valuable tract OF Land in the
county of Amherst adjoining the residence OF
MAJ. \ faatcrro. containing GEO acrcs.-obout
200 acres are cleared, and productive in erain,
the remanderiS inwood>, near all Of which would
produce tobacco of the finest quality Onthis tract
IS comfortable dwelling, and the water is GOOD
and plentiful.
! also wish 10 rent several large bodies Of the
richest Tobacco Land in the country, on very raa-
>onabe terms Persons Inclined to buy or rent.
would do we'll to give me an carly call ana view
for themselves. u. DRIrNvNO\D
Amherst, June Is +
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C o III w s 81 MF.Rs, SAFE

1 \ obedience to decree of the circuit superior
court ot Ia" and chaneery FOR Augusta county,
pronounced ON the 2lst of November. 1891 in The
eases Of Hugh kelso and wife. Is. Elizabeth Cir
rard aud others and John Douglass vs.. Hugh Kcl>o
and wife, and otherS--wc shall ON Friday the IOth
day OF July next at Millboro in the county of Bath
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder for cash. the
following SLAVES, 10 Wit: Charlotte. Mary and
child enton, Fountain, Ben Mercer, Nose, and 81
las, OF many shall be sufficient to raise the ,,
rcqulrcdb, said decree
Chs. l.. Francisco
Dard Fait. '"" :
Junp
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Patrick Juno Court. 1895.


i2duSt
Lewis Stone John Stone, Lewis Stone, hei At
law of Thomas Stone, deceased, john Franklin
and Nancy his wife, Late Nancy Stone, Cornelius
Burnett and AlllS In, wife, late NillN Stone, Ste
phcu Stone, laads Stone and John Stone, De1s.
IL tuANCrRN.
The defendants John Franklin and Nancy his
wife, Cornelius Burnett and M,llN hls vile, and
Levi, Stone not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to the act oi Assem-
hlN, and the rules of this Court, and ii appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not lnhab-
tlnts ot this commonwealth On motion of the
plaintiff, by his attorney, it i, ordered, that the sand
defendants John Franklin and Nancy his Wc, {.
Burnett and MillS his wife, and Lewis Stone do
appear here ou the ii day of \uarSt term next,
and answer lhc plaintiff bill, and that il copy OF
tins order BE- forthwith inserted in the Nmgnan,
published in LNnchhnrg, for two mouths successive
H. aud that another copy be posted the tontdoo
OF the Courthouse Of this county.
\ Copy-reStc,
\. STAPLES, Clark.
June - W2m
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and every thing in hatline the market will afford
This establishment is under the superintendent
and management Of Capt. THOMAS SMITH, whose
long acquaintance mtha business, and jealous dis
position to please, will he hopes, give general sat
lslaelon to all those who may patronizc him.
FRANCIS CALLAWAY, At
\. 3. | would take occasion to remark, thai |
have procured the services of B. GAIREr. Esq. az
Bar-heepcr and general Superintendent whose
qualifications and disposition to please are too well
known here and elsewhere to require comment
+. c., 1g't.
l.Nnchhnrn Innn y
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EsEEE.HK.DE SEDssg.S's. y.

trAtSJ Circumstances bcyondmy control make
EASS ii Unnecessary that ! should postpone the
reception of company at the above Springs, until
the lSt of July, nj which time shall he ampl, pre-
pared to entertain N, friend, and the public gene
rally, in style which tlattcr myself cannot fail
To please al who may favor me with call.
WM. l.. SAUNDERS.
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Splendid Tobacco estate, and farm for sale.

Esf authority ofthe owners offer for sale that
NJ most valuable and desirable LANDED ES-
TATE. on which the late Henry Clark resided al
me tihe oil ms death, situated the North Fork OF
Otter river, in the county of Bedford and containing
between 9oo and 1000 acres more or less There is
on this tract large quantity of valuable low grounds
and very considerable portion of most excellepr
tobacco land. The soil is most admirably ad,n,ea
TO the production of corn. tobacco and small Grain
he improvements are calculated for the comfortable
accommodation OF a small family and there is upon
me land most excellent apple orchard I'm fine
THINK imay with proprety say that there are but
lev" II any, tracts OF land now offered for sale in this
section OF country, combining as many attractions
and advantages as the one in question
he terms OF sale will be liberal, and will be made
known on applications
nr. james c. Norman. or Mr.. John s. Brown
Who at present reside on the premises will. | have
no doubt shcw the land to any persons disposed to
vieWit. CUISNpEJ DIuNrrX
June II
lRGiNiA.-tt Rules held in the Clerks Once
~ "i 'hr Circuit superior Court of Law and
thanccry for the county of Amherst on Monday.
the lth day Of May ls;}5-Miclael S. Warren. ad
nllhistfator OF Butler liarmaf. dec Plaintiff against
9oaifeS roller, executor of Elijah Barnes. dec
frances barnes, widow OF said Elijah Barnes and
lIlIam Henry, Elijah W, Lucy w, Pulhaly Sally
anu h'lldfed ~ NJ barnes deiendants.--In Chancey
he defendant Godfrey 'Foler not having entered
his appearance, and given secuujy accordno TO the
act OF assembly and the rules of this Court andn
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not al
'i,h'ni'1nt OF TINS Commonwealth On motion of tic
P,ll"i' oS ms counsel, II Is ordered, that the san
Godfrey folcr do appear here ON or befor, the frs,
daF Of the next term to answer the nill the plan
mn and that copy this order b. forthwith nsori
ed IN the '.ynchburg ''Nnenian.9 for two rlsntIs
saeee,sHoly' and posted At tie front door OF thf
oRfihon>c m said county. sCopy-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON, il. &.
'aN Il wlm
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June Is
E.g.S'ES roe <.HEIx,.

.aTSys remove to the South, offers for sale his
3stSNM tract OF land, situated in the upper end
-aA-. oi Buckingham county ,on Bent Creek,
and about eight miles from James River, con-
tanning by recent survey 21Sl acres, about p
acres OF which IS first rate bottom land, admirably
adapted to the Growth of tobacco The high land
is OF good quality and produces the different kinds
of grain IN manner well calculated TO reward the
farmer Tor his Labor. The improvements are a
comfortable dwelling house, and all necessary out
houses. The neighborhood is not inferior to any
in the country, in point of Socability and intcIi-
Ccncc and contains one ofthc most generally ap-
proved schools any where, in this, or in the coun-
ties around
Being determined To move, the subscriber
pledges himself To sell the best bargain in lands
that has ever been offered in the noighhourhood.
Persons wishing TO purchase, are requested to give
him call. Terms made perfectly satisfactory to
the purchaser. JAMES :. lSBELL.
July Il ,,
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RIO. {. MITCHELL, C.B.c
'uie - w2m
June %

q IRGINlA AT Rules held in the Clerl -.
of the rcuir Superior Court of Law I pnd r 9iee
Gerry for the county OF Amherst, ON Monday TN. W.
day OF May lS3j.-W dam Davidson and IIenr,' ~
W. Camden Pitts. against " am H. Cam5a
Wesley l.. Duncan, in his own right and as A.
nnnstralor de TO mis- non with tie will annexe5 :,
Safah Bnnus, deceased Defs.-In Chanccry.
The defendant William II. Camden nor H..
entered his appearance and given security accnr,,,
To the act of Assembly, and the rules of this Con-.
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence thar ba
not AN inhabitant OF this Commonwealth On ,,a,,
OF the plaintiffs. by Counsel ii is ordered. th, vi
said defendant W llam H. Camden do appear here m
or before the first day Of the next term to anSvc, H.
bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this or,larpe
tothWthinserted in the L,nchburg Virginia, ~
two months successfully, and posted at the from a
oi the court house in said county. copy-T.s,o
join THOMPSON, Jr. e
Nay y ,1
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EGiS7EAS
ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS.

u hfoElN IN,--an assortment ofthis article
- OF shperiorqualuy. aud for lie low At the store
'' rue Snosctihcr ROBERT KYLE.
Nnrll Il -
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xrIRt,INIA:--Nt rules held IN the Clerks oiiice,
nj the Circuit Superior Court oil Law anu
Chanrers holden for Bedford county, the ls day OF
June. i-35-IIardin u. Muuell and David g. Muf-
rrII late merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm of II. \ u. &. NurreH. Plaintiffs a
gain. Nesle, Tracy, John Tracy, Matthew Gibbs
and kezah his wife, Nancy Trey, William Harris,
adm. Of William Tracy deed. aud IN his own right
Sall, llMris, wife Of sud William Iiars,-Deieh-
dant-.
j. CHsNcEBT.
The Defendant, Wcsles Tracy, John Tracy and
Matthew Gibbs and kezlah hls wife not having en-
tered their appearance, and gwen security according
10 tie al 81 assembly, ard the rules oi this court,
aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth, II IS or
deed, that they do appear here the first day OF the
ncNt term. aud answer the plaintiffs bill that tins
order be inserted III some newspaper, published IN
Ivnchburg. iortwo months successfully, and posted
Al the frout DOR of the courthouse OF this county, on
SOM court day. CopY-feste,
JOS. WILSON. OK.
v h. On the ist and sth DAYS Of August next, Al
he pot office in Lynchbure, the plaintiffs will take
suudr, dispositions TO prove their demand against thu
absent defendants. II. \. d. q. MlRRELL.
JUL wlm
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y lkGlNlA StT.-At rules held IN the Clcrh $
Office olthe County Court OF Bcdlold the Ith
day oi May, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
Mc.-tiafncu Lee, Pitt. against Elizabeth Naunrr-
son, netl.-InC hanccrv.
Tie defendant, Elizabeth Nannelson, not having
entered disappearance and iyensecurity according
To thcact of Assembly and the rules OF this court
and IL appeaingby satisfactory evidence that she is
not an lnhahltant of this Commonwealth it Is ordered
that the sad defendant do appear here on the 18th
Monday IN July next and aiaser the bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the the town
of lNnehburg, for two months successiycy and post
ed Al the front door of the court house of this conn
ly. Gopy-Tcste,
ROBERT G. MITCHELL enc.
May IL wlm
Y iRGlNl\:-Ata court held for Bedford coun
", at the courthouse, the 92d day of June 1885
Bowkcr Preston, SmthSon II. DAVIS, and John o.
lcitwieh, merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm of Davis Preston, X Co plaintiffs.
against
James Lynch, William Angel William Mitchell.
John board and Thomas, Massey, Defendants
IL CHANcERY.
The defendant William MITCHELL not HAVING en-
tered ms appearance and given security according to
the act ol Assembly, and the rules of this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that
he's not an mlabltant of this CommonW ealth: II is
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the fourth Monday in August next. and answer the
bill of the plaintiff and thai copy of tins order be
forthwith inserted III some newspaper published in
the town OF lNnchbWg. for Two months succpssvcIy
and posted Al the front dool of the court oust of
this county. AtOpy-re,tc
RO. c. MITCHELL. c. h. G.
June p v2m
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NOTICE..

4 BSCONDED from the subscriber in Bedford
county, on the 2lst inst. MARVEL H. TAN-
Lok' bound boy, about ~ years old. This is to
iol"an all persons from hardening. cmployinc OF
trusting hun. rs ! will not he responsible FOR any of
ms contracts. will pay One Cent reward To any
person who may aPprehcnd and return him to me.
without thanks WN \NDrRSoN L.
july Il ~
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RY virtue of a deed of trust, executed 10 the un-
- designed, by John II. Scuggs for certain pun
doses therein expressed, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Offices Of Bedford and Campbell counties. |
shall sell, the highest bidder for cash. Campbell
c. House. on Monday the 18th day of July next ut
being day. the interest of said Scruggs in the
dover estate of Mary Jennings, Of the county OF
Campbell. Such interest and such title is vested
the subscriber BY said deed only will be conveyed
JOHN RICHARDSON, Trustee
June le wiw
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber living near
"a Thom's Ferry. York District : e, ON tho
2lst July. lr3l. Negro hay named
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" IRGlNlA:- Alta Court held for RI,
County, at the Courthouse, the 22d I'D
June, one thousand eight hundred and thirtv-f' VI
Harvey MITCHELL guardian of Charlotte M;,ate.
only child and heir at law Of Elizabeth Nj u
deceased, who was Elizabeth Griffin, pla;n,;@e Il
against,
Charlotte Mitchell, Samuel Griffin, John II @.
fin, William :. Griffin and Gtlstavus 4 w,
field and Charlotte lis wife, formerly Cba,l,.s:
Griffin, Defcndan,.'
IL CnsNeERY.
The defendant " illiam :. Griffin not ba,.
entered his appearance and given security aceo,
ding 10 the act Of assembly and the rules of -.
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory cvidensa
that he is not an nhabitant of this Comm
wealth. 1t is ordered, that the said defosu
ant do appear here on the 4th Monday in Anr',
newt and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and i
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in sa'
newspaper published in the town of Lvncbha.
for two months successfully, and posted At Il,
'front.' door of the court house OF this county
\ Copy-Testc,
RO. {. MITCHELL, Che
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RESTORE
K9GssOrs, lee Creams.

In room Of the Washington Hotel, which
all times be furnished with the best
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EeE Ays AVS.

l4Ynchhurg. June p
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July e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-01
from the y. Y. Times.

H. R;hond En0uirer is certainly quite right IN It's
,o.ors Vhn can anticipate what the President IS to
say until the state of affairs about which he is to spsnk
be- Known. Nothing be more idle than the specaIa
lions 40 r. the tone OF the Message or The disposition
LI :; 70 nromnt i,-whether il will be pacific or The
reverse The President will do what public interest aud
naon, character REQUIRE without bias from feeling tor
that does not exist and there can be no more oouo. o.
faahIs rnort of our French relations, han that he
will i'll do " his dny whatever that may be- The na'ure of
the Message will depend entirely advices to be se
crved from France and think we have good GROUNDS
for expecting intelligence that will give the question
c;Jrd character one way or other. The packet OF the
s4Ih October or OF The LIST Instant think will bring
udviccs either that France has done justice, or finally
refused it, In either Case the course OF this country viii
be- clear and the qnidnuncs may well cease to discuss
the Presidents disposons and, if They want something
to guess about take up The question Of the decision o
France That is IN truth the only important one; mat
decision will give the tone to the Message
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RHOUNT PLEASANT FEMALE Seminary"
lFE The undersigned having been disappointed, by
unavoidable circumstances in obtaining the services of
Miss Taylor in the above school, is happy to inform the
public, that she has succeeded in supplying them by
those Of the w-llknown and accomplished Miss f. X
Carver. In consequence the course of instruction will
he much extensive than before contemplated. com
prsing Orlhosraphy, Reading and Writing, English
Grammar, History, Ancient and Modern, Geography,
with the Maps and the of the Globes, Astronomy,
Compositions Bellies Lettrcs. CHEMISTRY. Philosophy and
the French Language. Long experience and continued
success enttlc Miss Carer to rank among the first te
male teachers in the State
Notwithstanding the acquisition of useful instruction
in the above school, the terms will he before adver
sed-75 for board, tuition, beds, bedding. &c. The
exercises of this institution will the 18th
of January, 1896. and terminate the 18th Of Deem
Der following with vacation Of one month in the sum-
season.
Those who wish to enter their children, desired to
do speedily Communications made to me, at Green
Bay Post Office. Hanover, will meet with prompt atten-
tom In conclusion, il may be- necessary to add that
the situation of the above school, in the extreme upper
end OF Hanover of the heahiest and best waered
in the COUNTY MARY w. GOODWIN.
Nov r. So -w4ws