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The native American., 1838-10-13
From the Columbus Journal.
o YES! / TAKE THE PAPERS.

BY GEORGE W. WATTS.
o yes! take the papers
Their trifiing cost is never missed,
Although I've stood for forty years
Upon the printers list.
Talk not Of warriors-Faust released
Earth from the terrors of her kings
He twirled his Stick, and darkness ceased,
And morning streamed along the East,
On Freedoms FURNISHED wings.
O yes! take the papers,
And sons and daughters, tall and small,
For they have been, through thick and thin,
The pastime ofus all.
Twas nobly said, that should star
Be stricken flpn the dome of night,
A printing press, if stationed there,
Would fill the vacuum to hair,
And shed broader light.
That man who takes no papers,
Or taking, pays not when they're read,
Would sell his corn to buy "horn,"
And live on borrowed bread.
The printer opes the wide domains
OF Science-scatters Education
All DER the land, like April rains;
And yet his .labors and his pains
Are half his compensation.
The native American., 1838-10-13

Beet @gar Nanufactory,-The Newbury
port, Mass. Herald states that the Beet Sugar
Company of Northampton are getting their build
lngs ready to operate on large scale. They
pay 80 ton for beets, and some of The farmers
have raised 20 tones to the acre The manufac-
ture is carried on upon the German principle of
drying, grinding, and making of the powder
strong decoction of sirup for crystalllzlng.
The native American., 1838-10-13

The highest inhabited places in the known world
are in Peru. The cottages at the source of the
Ancomarca, are at an elevation OF 1920 feet
above the level of the sea. The village of Tacora
lis 14,275 feet high. Potosi, once containing a
population Of 100000 is $4,000 feet above the
level of the sea.
The native American., 1838-10-13

An Arabian having brought blush to malden's
cheek bv the earnesmcss OF ms gaze saio 10 ner:
..Mv looks have planted roses IN your cheekS;
why forbid mew gather them! he law permits
h;,n who sows 10 reap harvest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-22

DY VIRTUE ola decree OF the oouniy count of
- Campbell, pronounced at the October term,
ls3s, the undersigned commissioner, appointed by
SAID couu will proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder.
4 Bedford cour house, Monday the 26th day oil
November uexi, certain TRACT OF LAND, ~
ing IN Bedford county, on the OF Goose Creek.
al oiutng the lands al Mr. Arthur Nance. aud others,
owned bs Peter 'foel. deed. containing 36) Acres
of,aluable Wood Land, some part (which IS creek
low grounds
Also. by virtue ofthe same decree shall proceed
to SELL to lie highest bidder. at Franklin courthouse,
on Monday the Sd day OF December next Tract
Of uncleated Land, lying IN franklin county, on the
waters OF Pig River, adjoining the lands Of John
Hale. Henry Tfoupts aud Casleton Wade, owned
by the said Peter oel. decd containing 100 Acres.
Also, one other Tract, lying IN franklin county, on
a branch of Story Cteck adjoining the lands OF Wm,
Ferguson aud Hugh Neal, containing 20 Acres; the
same IN woods,
Terms, twelve months credit, the purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved personal security, and the
Tile retained rs further secuity.
ALFRED q. HORTON, Com'r.
October 81 I2GN
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have improved the land in peaee and defended II IN
war.
II nrrears thar heads Of families who had brought
their peopes aud their cattle from Tennessee Geor-
ria aud the earolinas. IN the hores Of settling on
Ihe Chottaw lands found the prices OF the speou=
Ia,ofs so lngh that although their purses could III
afford further dsins io' travelling expenses, they
were compelled to cross the NJ s,issppi aud wend
their wa, bon efes maigre TO Texas. There are
planters ofapparent wealth. men Who own hity 81
{, slaves ANXIOUS TO move ifom their ont lands
10 Virginia aud the Carohnas, bat to any al
which rfay denaiioaalze themselves aud then ehil-
drcp. These men deferred by The high prices 10
Mississippi, and should any thing up TO hinder
them from fixing their eyes on Louisiana, must sui
Ter the fate of all dcca,cd families At home, dlsfe
gard those predictions ii patriotism. winch are al
ways powerful with the trny enlightened aud refined
We trust the public lands "a LOUISIANA may escape
the nets oil Spectators.
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Sale on E.aNd and Negroes.

Rl VIRTUE of a decree of The comfy court of
- Campbell, OF the day October, 1883. in
the case OF " Smlthson Toel," &c. he under.
signed, commissioner, appointed for the pnrnose
I'll proceed, on Thursday the 9Th day of December
lS36 on The premises, TO sell, public apciion tn
the highest bidder, the Tract Of LAND on which
she now lcsldss. being about four miles frnm the
town OF Lynohbarg. The Tract contains about 20 A.
c'es ana mas ON II comfortable buildings Also, At
the same time and place, a certain necro man man,
ed Lewis. the property of the estate of Peter poe,
deed. Terms, twelve months credi; [orthe Land and
Negro, the purchaser on purchasers executing bonds
with approved personal security. and the title 10 the
Land retained as further security, for lis purchase
money Possession oil the Land gwen Immediately
put me dwelling hotse yard, garden and orchard
retained until Christmas 1880.
MARY TOELL. Con'r
October . ,sn
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Bedford Female Academy Hear
ss6erfY, We.

EeUPiLS may, during the present year. be enter.
Z ed at any period Of the Course and W i'll be h.
ged ra1eahly 10 tie time. TO avoid deraneing m.
organization Of the School, there will be no yac.
uon until the Fall.
Tuition, in English and French, so dollars per A.
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire. SO NO,
month. Italian or Spanish, $40 per anuurn. Mps,.
$40 Embroidery, colored and white, IS. pn,,I,
furnish then own Bedding. To those from a..
lance, II can be supplied, at a moderate cha,sa
Summer Uaifofm. Tins will consist Of a Robe r.
Pale-blue printed Cambria, the figures small and
close: Capes OF the same Pantalets of white: A
prons OF brown French Linen. ed ed with blue Rr,l
Straw or chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed u,,,
Sky-blue: Green Wells. Jewelry and Embroide,ie.
prohibited well as all fnery in general
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.
March 10 w,s
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FROM the -Ne~ Orleans Courier, Nor. 5.
MlSSISSIPPIIANDS


Fieksburg paper has lately drawn F., n;c,r,. oc
Inc upper counties OF Mississippi which # l,ue ;s
not very fiattering. What is called In. mon. 20
chase from the Indians, is believed to contain ,n
'h'ii'ons oil acres-a goodly pan of which NAV ha
c'assed as hrst rate up lands. Although iiahls -,
wash aud become exhausted. after constant cnI,,
Va cohon' yet Tor the FIRST seven years the him
iahas oil Mssissippi may be considered as seLdnn,
exceeded IN point Of fertility. According 10 the
statement OF The Nicksburg editor great portion If
mat beautiful country is now owned by ya,ious
Land Companies" formed for purposes Of snecu-
Iation IN New York Boston, &c. &c The ngen,s
OF those companies are Iow asking from five IN Ten
dollars per acre for lands which were purchased from
the U. States for ten bits ''''
WINE the self-exporling- do your wn business
mania continues SO fife in Mississippi we should feel
less disposed to care how much they are imposed on
ny cunning capitalists from the Eastern states. bn,
mat the same game may be PLAYED in Louisiana
ana me same monopozing spnit exert lis bane
tu influence at the approaching land sales in Lou,-
siana. "'
We hope. that If any thing is to be made by s,ec.
niafng lDtiie rich lands of louisiana the e,;n vii,
'cerue TO those who have every thing =, stake
u e'e country, u c ihen then descendant. who
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ri e e. ION
WITH THE
MR. n - II T. Tn W T. ID & / v Il

l,cs mol weaken a. EVERY BODY may prove for them
selves and as i a6aadanth proven by the following eAhaeb
o,r leer ,ors recently received from MI iiP Edwards
of Morganfeld mon County, Ky, nsenIlenah EEL known
H., every person N that seci on oicountN.
am, ut tins lms sell IN Gn health and spirits nttsh
,gg n lbs more rheH commenced GhiHg your pits
ln,c been INV ard year the constant use o Them
and their ac5n the constantly improving my
cn and STRENGTH the change has been great since We
parted IN New Orleans
~ BEWARE OF COT NrERFElTS! II
All Pills hn,ng Nm Brnndrcth on the label, and
George edge, oOuueritlls, aud made
To DECEIVE TIE IT BIC, and cyade the law al the
time.
These and indeed All counterfeit pills. used according TO
the directions UinpanyIug pulls are calculated 10 pl,
SrROA LIFE. They made by mon having no ttand
ing OF responsibility, without habtaon or nane-hef
cly careless qucnce provided money obiahed
lEstnoi from Or. Il. add the citizens OF the United
States
And be careful remember that have never authorized any
doctor druggist npoihteaN pcdar IN the ned saea 10
sell pills. Never forget that tins cns doc Tors dlhselss
apothccafcs mud pcdnrs the who sell eouniefs
all ttndesnen who made agents, have eael OF
thom AN ENGRAVED certificate OF AGENCY and slened IN
rne With pen hy aud which certificate requires
every every Give months being guaranty or only
one ycnr tlatc-obsenc the date not TEN, iii
ENGRAVED. Il. BRhNDRETH NJ. ID.
2il, Broadway, New DIRK.
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, kSi IN / to a decree Of the Cucuit Snpe.
n noe Court oil Law and Chancrrv, for the county
OF AMHERST pronounced AT the April term lS3S M
he following cases, to vii: MARROW Whliehead
plaintiff against fnha London, IN her own rig 1T a9d
As administrator OF John London. decd John ]
Lon1on, Winston Woodroof and Frances his WIFE
james llIgginbotham aud Aun f.. lis wife. Daniel
H., Mary Il. and William \ London, the last three
OF whom are infants under the aye of twenty one
yeatsby tnhef linsley specially ened their guar.
dln To defend them II tins SUIT, delendants james
fo"tti, "hosues iorthe benefit OF William p. Read
vs.. tie sane defendants; john Fayor. plaintiff vs. the
same dtiendluls; Tho uaS aud ID mel II ,ginbolam
Daniel Brown, William Turuer and John McDan-
el, plaintiffs y. the Defendants lrza London
Platuttlt, vs.. Hllllnn Tuner. WINSTON Woodroof
and = RANGES Jane his wife. john James London
Ann Eliza London, Duuel H. London, May B.
Londf =, and " .lilm Augustus London infants un-
uef hea1e oil twenty uue years, defendants and the
same rlnhltiisss. tie Sd defendants, IN Chaucely;
! shall, ON Monday the l7lh ddy of December peM
that being Amherst Count day. at Amherst Cont
House, proceed to srll, At public auction for cash.
the following tracts or parcels Of Land. namely
one al 3aia aefes, adjoining the lands Of Charles
fdihpie aud Others; one Tract OF POI acres adion-
Iug Daniel Day and others one Of 32o3 acres on
f"tlldse Nfee&; enc OF 30 acres, adj joining ID Nld
. hattand' one OF 2G!1 acres al lpInfng the lands
oiJuhn " dr"lek and otl,rs; one OF lO4 acres ad-
joining the lands # jesse Beck and others: one of
l2G acre, al joining Tie lands Of john Penn and 9th.
ems: aud one other Tract OF 100 acres on Porr,Jse
Greek, 10 satisfy the snd decree
Mrs. ina Loudon's DOVER in the lands aforc
SAID IS excepted. II wall be assigned 10 her beiory
the day ot salr, aud the rererSio,a only. IN said do
CT lands, viii be sold at that tine
EDMUND c. MOORE, Dr. for
john Coleman, Sai. Of inlIers
and as Commissioner
NnP. wlds
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Seteinbel Il
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
sEes.&eeFs EsDNKAssEEsA.

A y accomplished scientific Musician, has been
Z procured to direct the Musical department of
this Institution. Tor the ensuing year. To instruction
on the Piano. he will add The teath hing OF the Guitar
an instrument ol Which he i, completely IN ster
PRIcEs before tnr the Piano. Guitar S25 per ses
sion OF months He has always, heretofore ianph,
his several instruments IN LNuchbule, lwheie hls
reputation ean bekaoan.) at 500 pen annum.
Such imlbei asSIstahce IN the general instruction
AS the enlargement Of the School rendered necessa-
", las been ubia ed. and Is in active opera
lion. Tie Improvements, hoth to the arrangements
OF teaching aud Recommendations tur b0aidei. will bs
mad 10 keep pace mlJh The growing resources Of
the School.
IddettN, Oct. II Gifts of
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- prnnlrasl n. u. Dear Sir For the benefit Of my Ill
l.5er. wish ven publish the particulars o my case
Van huo, vhan in Lous lie last spnng did noteh
meet live long my bones almost prouudng through
m, ee,h I7aaiearg heartbnrH and LAS ot s'ep Ind re-
urel me sisetoa had heard much OF your phs but
m not belsse that The, any thing else would cure me
~ ,bi,l, tp,e have takon six boxes, and take
sf measure N "a ing that enjoy excellent state oil
,alh mud tlal perform more labor and endure more
re linn a,e been able to do for previous 10 my
. In, ,,,d,rIpe WILLIAM THOMPSON,
>a,.,,l,sr ~ 1888 Tnylor creek, Hardin CO, Ky.
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MORE RECENT CERTIFICATES.
Fever and 4Agttc Cured.

I II
p'@r 9F-hanN OF my noehhors have heen telling me that
oughto get published certificate Of the wonderful cu,e
performed IN, self during the present summer by mems
Your I'll = our ncghherhood has been very si,y with
ehls aud cycrs. have been in had health ion two wears
and have had very bad fever ana ague during the whole
summer Twas finally advised ly one OF NV ncshbors to
Try BRANpRErIlS Pulls; and the neN time came in
town bought 90 cent box, and after taking few doses
negan to feel as could thing could get hold
Was well satisfied with this that continued 10 take them
until had taken two of your largest boxes and can
now that am cartier aud can do more work hnn have
been able TO do before ton two years.
JAMES WATKINS
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JAMES WATKIN.


During the mouth Of August last Mr.. Joshua H. Shields
was violently attacked ha most dangerous prsrxrrry
Inc passages were of the itd and alarming charac
ter and were so frequent that they numbered many as
twenty-five IN one day. After having taken the presciip
lions OF two of the most celebrated ply scans in the country
without receiving any permanent relief he was induced h the
suggeSiIon"i amer hb"r, to try the BRANDRETH PILLS
ph' 80 weak had he become Ivy tho UNNATURAL e,ncua-
lions 9" h' d'ca-e 'hu ha had m hopes Of recovering
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STOCKS, NC.

I uSl rece'cd, Il large and beautiful assormen
- Of Winchesers celebrated plain and fancy
Bombazhe, Satin and Silk S. locks,
Pain and TITLED Linen Bosoms,
Bleach Satin do
Linen Collars, &c. &c.
MATIN, WARD & DAVIS.
September 81 is
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RORCWT 4. PENDIETON,
.FffOrHev at Lar.

located himself At Amherst Court
IL House. will aitrad the Superior aud Inferior
Courts Of the counties OF Amherst aud Nelson. Any
bushes. entrusted to his management, vii receive
prompt attention.
Sent - ~
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY
P"pus VAL assemble on Monday, October IL,
va &c. HARVEY rsAEEEsEs,I.we0 Lnn,,

w as Portrait x Landscape Painter, viii. for III,
year now commencing. take charge ola Class Of
Drawing aud Painting His SKILL as an Artist will o,r
IL pupils desnng a real proficiency in this accom-
pl'shment, advantages such rs few schools can be-
stow. Price oil Union, ) dollars per anpum
WINTER UNIFoEm.- Dress and Pee,inc of Int
tle-green Creassian OF Mcrino, with white Par,a
lets, aud Aprons of Drawn French Linen: Bonn,,
Of Cane or CHIP, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Paymeni FOR Board (&50) and Tuition in Tie repn
In Stndies $50 will be expected III advance. IN,
ices for Mu,lc, Drawlnc or for other Studies no,
part oil tue regular contsc will be PAYABLE AT the end
of each Session. EDWD. WIN. JOHNSTON.
Principal.
Setcmber L At If offs
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The defendant, Richard Ncnablr. being dead, and
administration OF hs estate having been committed
to Henry Huntington, Sergeant of the corporation
of Lynchbufg, and thereupun the defendants, Jo-
scph Ncuabe, aud the said Henry Dunnlneton, ser
gcant of the corporation of Lynchburg, and as such
administrator aforesaid, by their counsel, filed
their answers TO the plaintiffs bill and the subpnnas
awarded in this on the LIST dav OF May, 81
beng returned executed upon the defendants, Ben
jamn faaterro, William Shelton. Jane G. Nena-
bic, Samuel TAYLOR aud Mary his wife, and Thorn
N. Enbank, Sheriff of Amherst county, and as
such, administrator of Ablam Nenable, AMI they
still failing TO appear and file their answer, although
four months have elapsed, well since he return
day thereof as the fling of the amended bill: On
motion of the plaintiffs their said bill is taken for
confessed To the said defendants. Md this cause
this day TO be heard upon The papers for
merlv read, the amended bill, and answer aforesaid
to which the plaintiffs make no replication, and the
ausu Ell of the defendant Peter p. Vhotnton admin
i,trator of Josiah Ncnablc, deed. and replication
thereto aud WAS argued by counsel. On consdera-
ton whereof, the court doth oIdcr thH the dcen-
dant, Peter j. Thornton, as administrator of JOSIAH
Ncn4be, deed. render before one OF It's Commits
Sioncr, an account of h,s administration of the es-
tate of his inlestate, which account the said Com
missioner is directed 10 examine, state aud settle aud
make report thereof TO the count, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or
required by the parties TO be stated. And the
said Commissioner is directed to take the first nc.
count settled by dlsintetested Commissioners. for
the period II embraces as the basis OF his, resefvns
to the plaintiffs the liberty to surchar.e ard alsy
tor errors apparent on It's face, in its frame or
structure, on by evidence diiU,ac. Asthe 2nd ac-
count, which was settled by Commissioner. into
rested supposed 10 he Interested for the period
embraced, by that the defendant must settle de novo
Bu tins liberty TO surcharge and ialsiy the FIST ac-
count Is limited 10 the tl,>t second. thnd, and Sc
ven'h specifications oil tie amended bill, the fourth,
nth and sixth being too general indefinite and III
sufficient, to authnrlze surchltgc or Justification
and leave Is gwen TO the parties to examine each
other, before the said Commissioners, in solemn
io'm upon ntenogatlons touching the subject mat
ter of SAID accounts.
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JOHN vi. SPEED--.XffOrnPy at Lar,

NJ ILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w OF the county Of Campbell and the Corpora
ton of Lynchburg. Any business entrusted 10 his
"'"'gement' viii receive prompt attention. He
may be found at the Law Once of e. l., Mas.
by, Esq ''o',
Sept
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,s, AIR ha,lae tsken dose Of the pills he feee,,so
l, immediate eliefend continued To- take Them nn le
Ind effected perfect enro. any individuals orc hei''
, , correctness the above certificate m every par
-, - ,zzIsf tlall, referred to Mr. J. II. Shields,
uo,k is.,,Ils. clfiziisn county, Kentucky
October l. faa1
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- este,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Crk

COMMISSIONERS OrfIcE, October ooh, 1888
The parties interested IN the foregoing order of
couri, are hereby notified that have appointed the
18th day OF December next carry said orders into
effect ON which day, ut the hour of 10 O'Clock in
the morning, they are required to altenied at my
Once. II Amherst Courthouse, with their accounts,
copies OF office papers. their evidences, nc. prepar-
ed tor examination and settlement.
JAMES Il. GARLAND, Com'r.
November Is wiw
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n l 'hcnt superior Court Of Law and Chan
v Gerry continued by adluurnmrnt. and held for
the county oil Amherst At the courthouse on Salur-
day the sh day nj September, 1898:
William Davidson aud Henry l.. w. Camden,
Plaintiffs
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0oAlASk

Peter p. Thornton. administrator of Josiah Nena-
blc deed. benjamin Faaierro, and William Shell
ton ms securities, Jane &. Ncnable. widow, Joseph
Ncnable Rehnd Nenable, Samuel Taylor and
Mary his vie aud Thomas n. Eubank, Sheriff OF
Amherst, and rs such administrator OF Abram Nena-
blc deed, Defendants.
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ROBERT TlNSLEN, Crk.


COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Oct. Doth. 1873
lhe parties interested ia the foregoing order of
court are hereby notified, that have appointed the
2lst day OF December To carry said orders INTO
elect on which day, At the hour of 10 o'clock in the
morning they are required attend AT my office
at Amherst courthouse, with their accounts comes
OF oihce papers. their evidences &c. prepared for
examination and settlement.
JAMES Z. GARLAND. Com'r
November Is u,
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U.gssSMEI.. rg.sssSKEY!.

~ BBLS. Of superior Mountain Whlskcy i
OU store, which will be sold low Tor cash.
ANDR. c. ELLIOTT
Nov. ! ;. Is
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a r Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
/ u Gerry, continued by adjournment, and held Tor
the county OF Amherst, al the courthouse, on Sdtur
day the sih day OF September. 1888:
Frederick II. Mnncll and Elizabeth NJ. his wife,
late Elizabeth NJ. Ncnablc Plaintiffs,
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4 ST received, u beautiful lot of Florence Braid,
~ English plain Straw and other kinds Bonnets'
Nuns Hoods, &c. &c.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
September - Is
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1--WE subscribers, having discontinued the Mer-
l. cautiie business in Lynchbutg request all per-
sons indebted TO Them to call and settle their ac-
counts.
-. FOR RENT, the Store House, with de-
fs;,iI sfrabe family residence above. now occupied
-e-..Aby u.s. AUSTIN HAN1oCh'
ArInIIer l. " Is
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h1EsalG.Ak'H.eN.

fbNiiE undersigned Will open School. Oh thu /,
q oil january. 1879. at the residence OF Thomas
llnndley, immediately on the stage road leading from
LNnchbore Ia Amherst c. H. about five miles from
The iofner Place.
The course oImstncton viii embrace the Ancient
Languages, Algebra. Geometry, Meaia, Moral and
Natua! Philosophy. Chemistry aod the minor
branches ol an English Educarion. The number Of
ecAolals VIII be nmIlch To- lMelyc.
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own night and As administrator de bonrs non with the
Will annexed OF Sarah Bnrrus, deed. Defendants
II GHAScERY.
The subpTnas issued in this cause on the Goth
day of March, 1880. being returned executed upon
the defendant esley l.. Duncan and he sill failing
TO NE ms answer although four months have elapsed
rs well since the return day thereof as the filing of
the plaintiffs bill, aud the defer dant, William H.
camden who Is out OF the country and against
whom the plaintiffs appear TO have proceeded IN the
mode prescribed by law against absent defendants
sun failing TO appear and answer: On motion of the
plaintiffs, by counsel, the court doth take their bill
for confessed, and h,eupon tins cause came ON 10
be heafd upon The bill and exhibit, and was argued
oy me plaintiffs counsel. On consideration where
OF, the court doth refer II 10 one ol It's Commission
efs To take an account oi the value of the slaves al
legged to have been sod by the defendant. William
II. tamdtn, an account OF the administration of
the s'ld Wesley l.. Duncan, Of the estate of hi,
'esiatiN, the sad Sarah Burrus, decd. and an nc
count between The parties, and make repou of the
sa'd accounts TO the court. with any matters special
" stated thought pertinent by himself, or required
by the parties 10 be stated.