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y RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM.-Englis Golden
~ Oil an outward application certain for that
ing disease Rheumatism, small vias three dollars EACH
vial will effect For sale IS Division street. New York.
A new supply has just been received. ian lift
HAY.-I0Oo bales Hay, for sale by WM p. WRIGHT,
Corner Bcekman and South street, 29s street
dech
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for many years the proprietor Of The cele
~ DRAFTED JULIAN HOTEL Boston, and heretofore the Chef
de Cuisine the Marine Pavilion Rockaway bg leave
his friends and the public that he has opened
Epicurean Rooms the basement story of No IL Ann street,
Broadvay where he will be pleased his patrons
Ill IFS variety and choice and uxuriou viands
geher with all the decacies the markets Afford which will he
pare under his immediate Inspection and peculiar STYLE hoping
by asdnous and uemitng attention. give general satisfaction
and command that share Of Patronage which will be his pride aad
endeayoT 10 merit.
Families supplied with deioacy of the season. and great
will be taken that the fatidious shall gracd
Parties served at short notice. with dinners and suppers their
houses.
BlIof Fare daily presented, comprising the soups
Fish, Flesh, and Fowl. Soups ready a; ii A. NJ
The Bar supp led with the beet liquors. carefully selected
The best attendance on all OCCASIONS. jan 1881
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REWARD.-DROPPED, on Saturday morning, in Hous-
between Mercer Greene
tanning papers relating the ST. Georges Society person was
pick up the parcel he will deliver
be well paid for his trouble Jan ll-3t.
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THE CONFLAGRATION.-Fo,

81 THE CONFtAGRATION.-F sale at the Herald
Osee, l48 Nassau St EXTRAS, containing beautiful wood
Of the Exchange Ruins also Map of the Burnt District
with lively and graphic descriptions the PRICE ONLY
ONE CENT PER COPY
Also splendid Steel Engraving of the Interior of Mer
chants Exchange with letter press description building and
he buinspubished the Herald Office 148 Nassau street.
frce IL ceRts each 10y retail. dec 25-tf
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Amer. ins. Co., l22,
Neptune lns. Co. l07,
N. Y. State Ins. Co., IS,
Sea Ins. Co., 20,
Jackson ms, 80, 8,
farmers Loan, Ito, 81,
Bowery ms, log,
Mohawk r. R, 81, 100. 90, u.
Paterson X. r., S7t,s,
Bost. l. Prov. II. r., llli, IL,
NJ. r. r. l. t. L., 1891, 81, SC.
6,7,7t,
Stonington r. r., 81,
Bos. l. wor. r.. r., "a, Al,
Utica r. r., Il5t, Is,
Long Island II. r., "a,
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EDGAR JENKINS. Auc;ioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ELIZABETH
NJ TOWN A. MISUNDERSTANDING K JENKINS

will sell auction Tuesday, January ls their sales room,
Is Broad street,
4S valuable building lets situate in Ezahethown, Chiffon
Clifton and Cherry
These lots located the elevated land in Elizabeth
and require gading and being of large adapted
for either private residences manuaotoe They about $50
yards from the depot ct the New jersey Rail Road Transport
acn Company from whence arrive in New York city
in 40 minutes Ten lots situate Cherry six Chiffon
street, and 32 Clifton street
Maps the property be had of the auconeers few days
pre- y,lls TO the sale
The will be liberal. Farther particulars at sale
ian 7-dts isl
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ARK THEATRE.

THIS EVENING,
Will be performed the drama Of
THE EXILE.
Daran Mr. Mason Count Ulrick, -, Harrison
To conclude wilh the farce Of
THE SCAN MAG.
Ed. Singleton, Mr.. Mason Mr.Singeisn, Mr.. Pacide
Door. open Performance to commence at quarter tot
FRANKLIN rHEArRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed the favmite French drama of
MARGARET OF BURGUNDY.
Ma garet of Burgundy, Mrs Pritchard
To conclude with the farce of
HUNTING A TURTLE.
Smaiier Mr.. John Seton Tim Dandelion, j. NJ. Brown
poo s1ro Performance to e.mmeDcs base tot
TTNHE LASTIW EEK!-OWING TO THE unpleasant
of the and by particular request The exhibition
will be continued longer Abundance
bnaiion of Attractions HANNINGTON'S DIORAMA, City
Saloon Broadway introducing three The Dioramas
and reduction Of admission 25 and children half price
Will he closed for the season, ,ndsy next 18th inst
teved present them with the following
ORDER OF THE SCENES
Scene l. The Deuge.
Scene Brilliant display of artificial Fireworks introducing
Washington in The centre Of the American Stars Freedom Ma
poleon Bonapare, &c.
The Cave of Terror with IFS awful terrific scenery,
which suddenly changes 10
The Enchanted Goto the Temple of Happiness
which fer brllanoy and spendcr of effect unsurpassed
Scene 5. Moonlight Sea View-Storm and Shpwreck.
Scene G. Scenes ltaiy-dpaying variety Scenes Funer
al by torch light, sc.
T. Conhsgraiion of Moscow.
Doors open half past g. Performance half past
70clock. Jan lSH
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NOWOPEN.-J. TliuM respectfully informs the ci-
Nzens of New York that he exhibiting in the Americas
Academy of Fine Arts Barclay the following Statues,
Old Mortality and his Poney, fall length of Burns Willie
and Allan from the of Willie brewed peck oma Tam
OShanter Johie and other from 10 A.
ill p. NJ aud from till 10 evening
Admiltsnce % cents: Sesson tickets, 81. tl3-n
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EVANS superior method OF certain disease is uni
yeay acknowledged in this CITY, Ao elects, Ssres, Fistu-
las, and all diseases arising from the impurities Of the blood The
medicines mild safe expeditions and regularly improve the
his charges reasonable the
feet without hrsnce from sinerecent and 10
cal cuied in few days without particle OF Mercury
Srarge possibly experience difficulty R making choice
Dr. F. respectfully socs call, which will enable them
their udgmenthis experience Hospitals
America for SO will he confident enable him
feet satisfaction al those who favor him with their
81
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CARD.-THE COFFEE AND EATING ROOMS

ESUB POST OFFICE-HUDSON'S MER.
CHANTS NEWS ROOM CORNER OF WALL AND
WATER STREETS.-The Proprietor the solicitation
OF great number Of MeIehan has connected with his establish
others receive FROM letters To the City Post
Once every hour during the day.
Letter Bag will also be closed the News Room latest
possible meet the several nails and will be taken
from the Post Office containing letters mails
sorted Letters will he delivered from the Post Office
order of the Merchants whom they addressed Further par
ticua of the be obtained application
News Room where also all information arrival and
departure Of the mails all times be obtained.
Also particular relative Ship Letter Bag-the time of
closing &c &c all times be had application the Count
ZIG Roem Clerk. jan 5-u
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ITO CLERKS IN WANT OF SIT UATIONS
"A System of Teaching Business Writing and Double
Entry Book Keeping both the m has
Iica study aud trial of all systems from
lessons Of the best professors and from 81 years experience teach
which, by uniting the merits Of all with the Improvements
has produced short but Thorough System
sing all Others Those VIII. learn this always immed
aey the best situations For the last eight
cpa merchants of New York have their decided
to the pupils Of PROFESSOR COWARD.
Names entered 10 till II at TIA Broadway till at ewe-
Terms with Diploma for both branches $40 in private
SIS in ca-for branch, S5 private $40 in class
n. b. Professor G. bets 500 he will any in quick b-
siness Whiting or ia teaching the with Book Keeping
iauIq lust
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ERANkLiN LlBRAHY-This day is prbl.bed mar, 90 Of
ihe brary benga continuation the CRUISE OF
The MiDGE The Franklin Library i. published in weelv
Parts price 2i cents each part containing 100 duodee no psres
rs pais already published contain the following popular works.
oeoaties 81 the English hnnua, for 1855; The L1u Do Of
r f FL 1gnsy aal; Tsse Mgiin LIFETIME; jacob Fsi
mems Ira Real Life; Peter sipe The Dark Lady Of poo-
"a; h'eaard OF FORK Lishairiaea BraJIfse Hsuse Anse
Adnirafs Dauek D ~ 80
rerso wishing 10 have the work left their residences ON the
OF puncaon will please leave their address No9
JohnsIeet, near Broadway.
N* person Is authorised 10 advance
C,u WALLIS NEWELL. Publishers.
~ sai1 a' vi ue principal bookstores. SIT
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WET AND BURNT GOODS STORE. No.Is6
W Chatham Square, has just been opened exclusively for
sale Goods partially damaged in the ship Eagle and at the late
| fire. ian I3-tf
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Rs GLOVE R Is consulted confdenialy usual,
~ day his Office where his attention devoted the treatment
and Of elects Structures GoncrhGa, Seminal Weakness and
certain delicate Diseases in their different Ao Ulcers
long standing and constitutional diseases arising impurty Of
The blood and such have bd The skill Surgeons expe-
rened this branch Of the profession Strangers apped that
Dr. Glover has received regular medical education desires
not 10 be reckoned the number Of putting dco&or
whese names are found in every public print.
He will founo his Office No. street. near Brosdav
second door from the American Munem any during ff
day and ring until 10 O'Clock There entrances TO hi
office the first through his store the second being the third doc
fom the Museum through private entrance 10 his office door
od14-lmis
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DROVE ALL THINGS.-DOCTOR STILLMAN'S
Magnetic Odontica inabe for the Toohache
restoring health
deceived teeth and purifying and weakening the BREATH
Dr. SmaRs Magnetic 0dontca has the sole preference
paonzed by the medical faculty the highest reputation
merit rightly bestowed where truth and justice demand it. and
every person of intelligent and thinking mind should
The Ingredients Of which Dr. Stmans Magnetic Odonios
ed perfectly harmless and is health preservr Of the
teeth and mouth and lover Of good teeth who value
their teeth and wish them should be without For
sale by Bsrne &C., $40 Greenwich doors below
Spring; Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway and by
cry corner of Walker street Price 81. jan Aft b.
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TIRE nxNcEzuRc. FAAL RACES

WILL commence Tuesday, the 10Th sep
w TENDER, and continue fouI days
Is, day-A stake for colts and FLIES, wears old.
mile heats. $500 entrance, $50 forfeit, five sub
.cribcrs and closed
Paschal Buf,rd names Rowley, by Star
William :. laynes b c Daniel Star by Star
Charles W. Veterinarians
Isaac H. Oliver names b Travis by Star,
William :. Haynes" c Ned Collier, by Murat,
2nd day-ProprIetor's purse 500, two mile heats
entrance fifteen dollars.
ID day-Purse 200 two mile heats, SO entrance.
18th day-Jockey Club Purse s55o three mile
heats, entrance % dollars.
The money for each day, race, will be paid to the
winner subject 10 the usual discount.
Good Stables and litter furnished for race horses
gratis. MELNllLE IALBoli, RI.
AnnIIkt Is
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out one on the Sale L,s Mdrechaux, and the
number Of guests 300 instead OF $50. All
the superior officers Of the seventeen legIons Of
Paris and The Eaulicu, and those of the garrison,
the MAYORS oiiio twelve Arrond.smcnts, the Pre-
feet Of III. Seine, the Ministers, the Marshals, the
President of the Chamber of Peers. and the prin-
cIpa iunetionaries OF the Government and CITY,
were invited. Never was there more brilliant OF
magnificent scene than this national festival Al
ter dinner the Ming mingled with his guests, who,
IN turn formed groups around him. His Majesty
evidently took great pleasure IN conversng with
the officers of the National guard aud was AT times
sens,bly affected BY the testimonials of attachment
shown him by thcs" representatives of the citizen
soldiers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-15
COMMISSIONED SALE OF
Valuable Lands near Lynchbure

DtRSUANF to decree OF Hastings the Cour,
l. for the Corporation OF Lynchburg, pronoun
ccd ON the 4th day OF August, 1896, in Chance
ry suit therein depending, between Anna Antllon,
Plaintiff, and Charles l.. Mosby and others, De-
PENDANTS the undersigned, the Commissioner in
said decree named will ON the 18th day OF Sep
tenlhcr, 1890, on the premises, expose to SALE by
way OF Public Auction, the three following valua-
bic TRACTS OF LAND, situated in the coun-
~ of Campbell, near the town of Lvnchburg, and
belonging to the estate of Christopher Anthony,
deceased, viz:
ONE. TRACT containing II acres, more or
less, purchased by the said Christopher Anthony
of John VI. Otey.-ThiS tract is represented TO be
heavily tin,bcred, and of good soil
ONE TRACT supposed to contain between
800 and 400 acres, but the enact quantity will be
a>crftaincd by survey, previous 10 the day of
,ar,) bounded 10y the lands OF John Perciva, Nj
cajah Davis, Freedman Moore, (late Judge Dan
ePs,) and others. This tract lies bu, few miles
below Lynchburg, the main stage road, has
upon it plantation in high state of improve
mcnt by Lime, Clover &c ; a VINEYARD OF choice
Grapes, and excellent Orchards.
ONE TRACT containing l34 acres. more or
less, situated on the head waters of Opposum
Creek, adjoining the lands of Lambeth and 9th
crs, and being the same purchased by the said
Christopher Anthony OF George X. Cabcll
TERMS OF SALE. For the first mention
ed tract OF II acres, casl, will be required to the
extent of the debt and interest in said decree men
toned, as due to the said John NJ Otcv and the
expenses OF the sale of that tract. For the bal
ance OF the purchase money OF that tract, and for
the whole OF the purchase money of the other two
tracts, credit of 6 II and Is months, (equal in
'talmentsD will be given, The purchasers giving
bonds with good personal security, and the title to
lie lands to be retained us IA further security
CllALES l.. MOSBY, Comm'r
SAFE to be conducted by Payne f. Turner
Aug. IL HIS
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August %

-Nr. John q. Ere
INAkE NOTICE That, on the Eth and
l. l0thdays of September, at S. & NJ H. Gar
lands Law Office, in Lynchburg, we shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of John +. John>,r,
ll'y. b. Ely, Richard Chiffon, Samuel Garland
and others, and at Campbell Cour, house, on the
2}d, John Alexanders and others all to be read
in the trials of your suits scveraly against us, now
depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for Montgomery county, on the
Law s'do of said court, when and where YOU may
attend in person or by attorney.
JAMES BARNETT
HENRY EDMUNDSON
AuruSt s)O
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Are We wrong ia sttributing the following exees
dinghy clever lines TO the nnitabe pen OF llaleck
They appear under the head OF original poetry IN III
las, number of the New York Mirror
LINES TO THE SDA.SHRPUNT.
Dark riddle o. the ac.an who shall selye
The secret Of thy nature Who declare
Thy age and habits Who the charm, dissolve
That wraps thy mystick being. and lay bare
The springs that move tn, mechanism strange,
And aid thee IN thy element TO range
Hast thou partner, rover OF the deep,
A soother of thy WEAKNESS aud woes
calmer OF thy furious rage, when sweep
New Bedford sloops 10 break thy pfouhfePoss'
And thy uprising srs 10 stffe and SIN
The dark and stalwaft fishermen oil yum
Hast thou a erotto in the nrins wave,
To hide Thy billion feet III FURNISHED tail
A submarine retreat room, cave.
Lit up with carbunclcs aud cry stalls pale
Take NV advee-wiihn its depths ABIDE
Nor trust TIA, person To the upper tide g.
Why lov'st thou pertinaciously 10 haunt
The seas that ind this rocky pIomontory,
10 the venacuar s'el,pt Nahant-
Scenes traugh with danger and with icAful glory ?
Here hast thou foes yea 1iolman's proud hotel
Has those, great SNAKE, who do not w.h thee well
Who medate tn, ruin and captivity,
A degradation worse, oh, worse than death
Who'd pals, all til, sigouf and activity,
And scize thy greatness. not bereit OF breath
Who would coufne thee III narrow space,
And there erhibit thee oh, What disgrace
Then do not be so rash What would thy wife,
Thy little endure II that shouldbe;
II thou should 81 be prisoner lorliie,
Nor move, the mighty monarch ri the sca
"Oh, what coil, my masters should the, find
The giant snake, by Pigmy men confined
Al thy marine rebelous foes would ~akcn,
Rival eyiathans would wag their tails,
There ii be huge JOY among the SPRAYING kraksn,
And bioT ont among the mighty whales
There'd be an awful submarine eonnot,on.
A war oil the succession III the ocean.
Your present ministry would be TUNED out
Eennow your subjects elainor tor reform,
From Otahel,e to the rabblc rout
OF islands IN the Indian ocean VAIN;
But who'd succeed them Neptune only knows,
Or when ,our kingdom would ENJOY fspo...
The dol phin never will get into place,
Hes too much OF turncoat 10 succeed
The shark, l fear, would every post disgrace,
Save the attorney generals indeed
Aud II tue faction of reform prevails.
Who'll give office To the Prucc OF " hales
And who will be rewarded with the pearls.
\ perqu,site that ever. patriot signs for
Who'll w.d the loyclicst OF ocean girls
The mermaid, whom the lclr apparent dies ior
Who will command the horse inatiues and GELS,
And who will be lord keeper Of the seals,
oh, mighty suak. avoid tn. lid rnls,ulc,
By keeping snngly IN YOU, dominion
In Your own element are no fool
Forsakc IT, aud YOU will become man. nnion,
i our wandcrlngs past let dark oblivion blot en-
Aud siuk with expedition To the bottom
FAY but Que tarew ell visit to the shore
4 l.
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THE Lov1NasToN HOTEL.

'l'l'f. subscribers having purchased the tavern
Il near the Courthouse. in the town of Loving
ston, heretofore occupied by Col. Charles Penos,
beg leave to inform the public generally that they
wall make every exertion to please those who NAV
can upon them The house is large and convenient
ana VIII be neatly fitted up. Servants shall be at
tentvc, Table and Stable supplied as well as the
country can afford, and the Bedding shall be of tht
FIRST order In fine, we will endeavor to keep IA house
worthy of the public regard. The line of Stages
winch passes through this place. stops this house
and passengers shall be furnished with every accom-
mediation. We therefore solicit the public paro-
mage HENRY ;. PEYTON,
WIN. |. KIDD.
FREDERICK 9. PEYTON-
August IS Is
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FOR THE LADIES.

IST received, a large and splendid assortment
- OF French and English worked Muslin and
Lace Capes and Collars, some of them are genuine
French, direct from Paris, of the latest style and
perhaps the most beautiful goods brought to this
market also some splendid dress Satuetts.
ESTES & WHITEHEAD.
Sept. jI
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w HIS X r. " .

'INHE subscriber is now receiving and will keep
l. constantly on hand, from Henry Horns dIst-
icry Kockbridge, full supply of superior Old Rye
Whskey WM l.. LANCASTER
VI The above article is well calculated for Bar
Rooms, on account of its age and superior quality
w. l.. l..
September = :,
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4 L Il Court Of monthly session, held fo, =
"A bell county, the lth day of July ls Sa'p.
the 6lst year OF the Commonwealth Phil; n IA
barger and Elizabeth his wife, formerly FL, 'aa1s
Douglass, John Rausbargcr and Nancy Ia. eh
formerly Nancy Douglass, and Robert DonaI. 'aF,
aa,;n, PlaianG.
john Cardwe ard Christopher Moore. ADJ.
traitors ofJamcs Dougla lass, decd, Greope C,,.ah
and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Cle,.,pd
Henry kennIx and Katy his wife, formerly
Clemens, James Boyle and Polly his VII. nay
merly Polly Clemens, John Clemens. CIR. of'
Clemens, James Clemens, James Russell an .i,I'a
ly his wife, formerly Sally McCorcv, Jane "a
Corlcy, William McCorley, Alexander Cav, ne
and Jane his wife, formerly Jane McCorley '''s
Detendams
The Defendants George Crawford and N...
his wife, formerly Nancy Clemens, Henry No..
nix and katy his wife, formerly Katy Cemo,.
James Boyle and Polly his wife, formerly pag'
Clemons, John Clemens, Christian CIemor.
James Clemens, James Russell and Sally hi, ss
formerly Sally McCorley, James McCorley w vg'
liam McCorlcy, Alexander Gamble and J,ne T..
wife, formerly Jane McCorley, not having en,.
ed their appearance and given security accord,
to the act of Assembly and the rules of this COM,
and itappearing by satisfactory evidence that ,A,'
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth /, ;.
ordered, that they do appear here the first day If
October Court next and answer the bill of ba
Plaintiffs and that ,his order be inserted j.
some newspaper published in Lynchbure, for Two
months successfully and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse of this county, on some Com,
day. a Copy-Teste,
WILLIAM A. CLEMENT.
Auu | uo,.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the CI.r,,.
Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the town of Lynchburg, on TN.
lst day of August, 1896
Edmund Winston, late Sheriff of Amherst conn.
ty and such administrator Of George Boyj
decd, Plamia
against
james G. bearing, Benjamin IIaden, suryi
wing executor or administrator of James Dear
Inc, decd, and William bearing, Derr.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant William bearing not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ACCORDING
to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of I'm,
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabant OF this country 1t Is
ordered, That the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term and answer tie
bill of the Plaintiff and that a copy Of tins
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the town of Lynchburg, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse, in the said town.
A Copy-Teste,
d. ROBES, Clerk.
Aug, W0m
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Messrs. Peter Lyon, Bird Uhite & Il bert Pasig
FNAkE notice, that | shall on TUESDAY tho
l. fourth day ef October next, at the store house
of llepenstall X Bailey, in the County of rankin
take the dispositions of William Brown, Priscilla
Bernard and others, to be read evidence in cause
III Chancery, depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the county of Frank
ln III which am plaintiff and you are defendants. II
said dispositions are not completed the frs, da,
they will be continued from day day until they are
finished Yours sc.
JOHN Il. FORBES, EN'or. of
John ForbeS deed
August % vito
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WIGHT SCHOOL.

n &c 1T uOOL.
4 NIGHT school will be commenced bv the
n subscriber, on the night of the first Mondev
III October neAt, IN the same room where his dav
school is taught.
Hours OF instruction, from half past 6 until ten
o'clock. '
Terms, - % per month, payable in advance
SAML. d. TOMPkINS.
Sept. uE.,
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q Ill Il = UJ'.7R ID.
N q II V(, X,

y =
M LII be sold, at Amherst Court house, on he
~ l9th September, 1896 the late residence oil
nichard smith, ST. dec. containing $50 acres ad.
Joining the Land of VIM. II. Garland, six miles from
amherst court house. On the Land there is com
portable Dwelling House, convenient Out Houses
Sood Apple, Cherry and Peach Orchard-a udher
'Sc''P''oni unnecessary, it is expected that any
person wishing to purchase, will first view the PR
''llS.S' winch will at all times be ready show
,ern's OF sale, one third cash, and twelv. months
for the balance the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, and deed on the Land. to secure
me payment otthe remaining two thirds
RICHARD SMITH Jr Ex'or
OF Richard Smith, sen'r. De-
Sept ) Nv