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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-08
Bedford Female Academy near
LiOPrfU. va.

DUPlLS may, during the present year, be enter,
Il ed any period OF the Course and will be la,
ged ra,eaby TO the time. To avoid de,angnr ,L.
organization Of the School, there will be no Vac.
ton, until the Fall.
Tuition, in English and French, so dollars per IN.
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire. SlO NO,
month. Italian Spanish, $40 per anuum Music
$40. Embroidery, colored and white, So. Pup,Is
furnish their Bedding To those from dis
lance. 1t be supplied at a moderate char.
Summer Uaijorm. This will consist of Robe oc
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 Brad
Straw chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
Sky-blue: Green Wells. Jewelry and Embroderie,
prohibited, us well as all 6nery in general
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON
March 10 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-08

DY VIRTUE ola decree county court oil
ID Campbell. pronounced 1t = oetobtl term,
fs3s tho undersigned conniissi 4ef, appointed by
said count. will proceed to sell highest bidder.
At Bedford court house, On Mon lie 18th day of
November neNt. certain III " u LAND, ~
Ins IN Bedford COUNTY the oil Goose Creek.
adjoining tie lands 81 Mr.. Auhu, Nance, aud OTHERS.
owned by Peter .fori, deed. containing 800 Acres
of,auabIe Mood Land some pant oil which IS creek
low grounds
Also. by snue ofthe same decree shall proceed
10 sell TO the highest bidder. Franklin courthouse.
on Monday the II day OF December next, Tract
ol unccaed Land, ,lng IN franklin county, on the
waters Of Pig River, adjoining the lands Of John
lIale. Henry Tfoupts aud Caslleton Wade. owned
by The said Peter Foel, deed. continuing 100 Acres
Also, one other Tract, lying IN franklin county, on
bfaneh Of Story Creek, adjoining the lands of VIM
Ferguson aud Hugh Neal, containing % Acres; the
SANE m woods.
Terms twelve months credit, the pnfcha,er CIV
ing bond with approved personal security, and the
tue retained as furth Ter security.
ALFREDO HORTON, Comr
October "a ZION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-08
MEDICAL INsvKtrgy,oy.

'INliE undersigned gives notice that he will con-
n tluuc his course OF Medical instruction during
the ensuing year, TO commence the 6lst OF Noyem.
bet, and TO terminate with the close OF the succeed
my September.
Along with the usual mode construction by books.
&c. will he associated, as during the late couIsc
The more impressive and useful ~ well rs the least
'"oouous method, by lectures and de nonstratlons
and whenever eases occur in either 1.-THE practical
departments, clinical Developments and illustrations
WI" ne gwen. ln,thc course of the ensuing wiotcr.
ID consequence OF the increased applications To
cee ana treat resident patients, the undersigned
'ehts 'L-ginS has building and 10 erect and orsa-
h'@e an inirmar. for the reception of servants labor
ing under surgical well as chronic diseases gene
tahy' III which students will enjoy frequent oppor-
"n''es' uuilns The term, OF essipg aud study
ing cases and operalions,.-the most instructive
mone OF prosecuting the study OF PRACTICAL Medicine
aud Surgery.
RON SIX 10 eight studcns'ot Medicine can be &C
comnooa'ed with board and lodging at the residence
| CT the subscriber.
JOHN p METTAUER, MD
Prince Edward c. ii. Oct. % 3w
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October "a

10y VIRTUE Of decree Of the county court Of
- Campbell. Of The day ofoetober 1893, ia
tie 80 OF d" Smithson Tocl," DC. he under
ssned COMMISSIONED, appointed Tor the purpose,
afH proceed. on Thursday he 9Th day Of December,
Is3s ou the premises 10 sell, public auction, to
ihe highest bidder, the Tract OF LAND on which
.ils nov rcsidss, beng about four miles from the
town OF Lynehsurs. The Tact contains about70 A
cfes and has on II comfortable buildings Also, at
the same time aud place, certain negro m1u nam
I'D I.~s the properly OF the estate oil Peter Toe,
dee d. T.,Ds. .e,se nouihs cred ief the Land and
Negro the purchaser pstcha.rf. executing bonds
VIII approved personal security. and the lille to the
Land retained as further security, Tor lis purchase
money. Possession ol The Land gwen immediately
but liz eillog house, yard, garden aud orchard
r.taiusd ustl Chrs,mas, 1889.
MARY TOkLL. Cornr.
October Is TOD
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Fresh Imported Dry Goods.

'kNllE subscriber. grateful for the patronage ex-
Il tended TO the finn of Robinson x Elliott, and
respectfully soliciting u continuance. announces TO
hls tIends aud the public, the arrival of an extra
new stock. purchased within the last three weeks IN
the Northern cities, under the most favorable CIR
cumstanccs
Blue black X fancy cold. Cloths, supr quality,
do do do Cassimeres, style entirely new,
Extra snpefiinc London CT Melnos very cheap
"A beautiful assortment of CaIeoes, patterns most
rare,
A, fg'd. & twred, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrnes,
Surertne plain X ig'd. Swiss Muslin
10 bales cases of Domestic Goods, comprising
the best assortment have ever had.
With large addtonal supply daily looked for
which will make my ass"tti nplete. Ii new
cheap and desirable Goods uee call, can
wan safety say my friends a. ubljc will not be
disappointed. ELLIOTT
OCT. ,s
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EEDFOKD'FEMA SEMINARY.
%1GNOR ROZZAOTRA.

a n accomplished scientific Musician, has bcoa
u procured to direct the Musical department or
this Institution for The ensuing year To instruction
the Piano he will add The teaching of the G,lit,,
an instrument of which he is completely m s,er
Prices as before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per ses
sion oil months lie has always, herer otore taught
his several instruments in Iyuchburg, twbere Ina
reputation can be known.) a, 500 per annum
Such father assistance in the general instruction.
as the enlargement of The School rendered necessa
ry, has been obtained, aud is now in active opey,
lion The Improvements DO tn rs to The arrangements
OF teaching and accommodations for boardeis will b.
the School
Liberty, Oct, II Gifts of
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POLITICAL.
THE COWPass.

The following chas,r and beautiful line. are from the
boa Esai iicai Magazine
The was loud-be fore the blast
Our gallant bark driven
Their framing erests the pillows reared.
Aud not friendly appeared.
Through all the vaults of hea.en
Yet daun,le.s still the sieersman stood
And gazed without sigh,
Where poised on needle bright ard siim
Aud lighted by all n cru dim,
go The compass meets his eve.
Thence ght his darksom, course to .,.sf,
lie hreathed no wish for das.
But braved the vh,riwnds headlonS might
Nor once throughout that dismal M b.
To fear doubt gave way.
And what Is oft the Christians Ifs
But darn and drear,
Through which without ono bhasums
ofworidls bliss to cheer his way
ilenu his vessel steer
Yet let hun meier 10 yield.
For IN the sacred page
A Compass shines d,iueiy true.
Aud selfillnnined grects his sIsw.
Amidst the tempest's rage.
Then let him firmly grasp the helm,
Though loud the Ii low roe,
And soon his tolls and trouble. past.
Iiisanshor he shall safely
Outa aau's ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-08

" was a Chief. and led my warriors to tho fight
long before his mother knew him. You "eat-iap
gnes shcsld mol cal ~" Saving tins. hc gathered
the folds OF his blanket abou him, and stalkcd en
looking as ptnndly # he still walked over ground
that he could call my oic1.
Black Hawk Possessed, TO great degree one
fine trait which Is not usual for us 10 oonoede To
the Ipdian-Liudness and affection Tor his wife lie
never had bur The one, aud with her he ltcI for
upwalds OF fouy year, they had several chillren.
three OF whom still survive tsn sous and dau ghtct
The eldes, sou IL of the fnnst promising
Young braves Of the Nation, and BIDS fair ~ be one
Of its most noble men. The daughter Is ,tll quite
young. and Is considered To be the most beautiful
Maiden belonging 10 her tribe
lie la. non departed on his long journey, 10
join those of his people WHO have gone before
hn 10 lher happy hunting efoauds III beyond tie
setting sun May the Great splft sl.ui bm elrat
sunshine aud smooth path. w.
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SO REWARD.

~ STRAGED or STOLEN, from
REuaI La the subscribers wagner, Nj
* II VK cajah, four miles east of Wythe
a<Axaais=Aekk-. Court House, dapple gray House,
ioul years ola last spring five feet SIX inches high,
WIN large coarse head and legs. The reward will
ePa'u TO any person that will give the subscribers
information by etter.-so that we get him ao,;n -
addressed TO Retreat Post Office Franklin Couptv
Virginia JNO. r. PETER GUERRANT
October Is a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-08
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY
Pupils will assemble Mouday, Os,.Lcr a..
NJ k. HARVEY MITCHELL., we'll tnam,

M as Poflfa 4 Landscape Painter, viii, for ,he
year now commencing, take charge ola Class NJ
Drawing aud Painting His skill an ARTIST Vi. of,
to pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-
Pl'shment, advantages such as few schools Gan b.
stow. Price OF Tuition, Is dollars per annum
WINTER UNFoRM.--Dress and Pelerine Of bo,
green Circasslan or Merino, with white Part,-
LET'S, and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonne,
OF Cane OF CHIP, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Crial
son Ribbon.
Payment for Board $500 and Tuition in the regu.
lr Studies $50 will be expected in advance The
fees for Music, Drawing, or Tor other Studies, NOT
part OF the regular course will be payable at the end
OF each Session. EDW'D. WM. JOHNSTON
Prineipsl
Setember II Al if offs
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,,,DS .s.vD MILLS ron SILL.

NOW OFFER FOR SALE. several Tracts OF
LAND, lying IN the county of Bedford, some oil
sb,eh are very valuable, amongst them the stony
Fork plantation aud the Mill Tract on Goose Creek
The former contains about 13j ACRES, con
siderable porion of which is real rich bottom Land.
suitable for Hemp. Tobacco, Gram. This is very
de.,.ble Tract OF LAND, situated II miles 5. w.
from liberty aud well worthy of the attention OF
neetaLe section water Of the finest quality, togeih
=, with a small creek running for more than nlls
through It. upon which the rich bottom Land Is
situated The I'LL Tract is miles 5. w. from
Liberty in a very populous, wealthy and respecta-
hi. neip hbnrbood, and contains some 80 Acres
ofEAsD, with Manufacturing MILL SO by 81
feet IN length, with PAR Of NH Stones. Of who
are ) feet French Bur, with every essential fixture
necessary Tor making frs, rate Family Flour, aud on
reyer failing stream; attached to the Mill is an ex-
celent saw MIL tire whole OF which establishment
Is very substantially aud decenty finished aud Is
moi surpassed by any establishment Of the kind, IN
the upper country; the whole now IN operation, with
a dwelling aud every necessary out house Tor family
purposes. Such property 10 rarely found III market
anil nothing hut an anxious desire to wind up my
Bcdford affairs, and remove pcrmauenlyto kanawha,
would now induce me TO put them IN market. Some
other Tracts oil Land. containing between aud 800
acres each, aud lying OIL from the above, are also
for sale. Persons wishing to purchase are most re
specially solicited To call and examine the property
aud any further information will be gwen applIca
ton to me personally or by letter TO Dchlnson's
Store T. O, Bedford Co.. Va. Applyto
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Jr
Sen u w6w
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ESS YEEC $.EEE.

\ LII the personal property tnesloes excepted
n belongings to the estate otthe late John Ac,an-
der, Esq decd will be Sold At public anclion. Tins
properly CONSIST, OF valuable stock of work horses
brood mares, aud some colts Of pure blood u Glly
by Emancipation. dam by kandolphs Roanoke :
another by T,chrcus, dam by Nngnran; good
match of young horses by Black Wsnlor-aIso, or
Mules, well broken Large stock of Cattle, a
i-oust. these 10 yoke of work oxen, about 30
mich Cows, considerable number of cattle fit for
he~t, and a number OF Young cattle, the produce of
the cosmon stcek OF the country by tull blooded
DURHAM large unabcr OF Hogs. many OF which
will he III for polk-About $50 fire Shcep-sry-ral
Wagons asd OK Cats and PLANTATION Tools OF eve
~ description, Carriage and Harness, Household
and Kitchen fnrnitnre-Also all the crops Of C. ON
Aye, Gate Hay, Fodder, &c. OF the crop of Corn,
there are between 3 and 400 barrels At the Otter
plantation, loo barrels upwardsa the Suck Creek
plantation and large crop oi Oats at both.
The sale will commence Al the late residence of
MI. Alexander, near Campbell courthouse on Ffl-
day the 10th day OF November next, aud continue
on the next day. At the Ouer plantation on Tues
day ioIlu~ing (belng the 20th)--and at the Suck
creek plantation on the next Thursday (being the
/ 22dl
/ Ierms-A credit OF 10 months will be given upop
all sums OF ten dollars aud wards the pure
giving bonds with good security less than ten dol
/ lars cash. JOSEPH WILSON, Executor
OCTOBER 10 ll6N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-08

Wool Hats, lara. assortment
lnsldluonio hns prc.~nt StocA, ARE DAILY expected
few cases OF fashionable hissh and SIN HAS from
The North, and LIE will cosLnus to receive from the
hest None rtn ksctor~s.
lie hole. HI, hs-lng been pfa6tcal Halter 10,
IN. hst20,r-is II - S,ri-nt In rrcomno In
~ofk go Oh, d'.uuon "a the sAc, ,...d oil inAace
them to al - ,s.nlIne for themselves before pur-
chasing el.,spt#s
Octobcr - o.,
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22tif Is Of


a L Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chan
n Gerry, continued by adjouInmenf and held for
the county of Amherst, at the Courthouse on Satur-
day the Sth day of September 1888:
Alfred II. DilIard and Elizabeth B. his wife far
merry Elizabeth b. Cabel Napoleon B. Cabe and
Alexander Cabell, PLAINTIFF
against
Frederick Cabell, surviving executor of the last
will and testament Of John CabelI. decd and in his
own right, Samuel Bransiord late sergeant OF the
corporation of LynchbuIg and as such administrator
de bonis non with the will annexed of George Cabel
decd, Samuel Cabell, William Daniel, Judge of
the General Court OF Virginia, and Paulina J. bi,
wife, formerly Pauiina ]. Cabel William Walton,
one OF the securities off ohm j. Cahel decd in his
official bond as guardian for the plaintiffs whilst iu-
ians. William Chick Of the securities of the said
John }. CabeIl decd. in his official bond as one of
the executors of John Cabe, decd, aud Thomas r.
Friend, executor of john J, Cabe, decd,
Defendants.
IL CnANcERY.
Til, cause on this day 10 be heard upon tho
papers formerly read, and argued by counsel -
On consideration Whereof the court Is of opinion
and dot decide:
lst. That as ofthe defendants in this cause VIII
liam Daniel is a Judge OF the General Court and all
the rest Except Friend who resides in the county
OF kana"ha,) reside in Backing ham and Campbell
countess in which The said Daniel presdes as judge
IL was competent for the plaintiffs if in ruth thew
were not absolutely bound, TO commence their suit
IN some county out of the judicial circuit of the sad
Daniel; and hat the county Of Amherst which has
been selected. is only adjacent TO the crcui, of
the &c and the county of b,s residence bu, from
ITS locality must tie converter 10 him and TO the
principal defendants, nay, all the defendants except
one, ttflend,) and as to him the coult is not salts
hed that Amherst Is not more convenient than Ia
na"ha; and that therefore the defendants obectioo
OF plea to the jurisdiction be overrued
md. bat the pendency and proc eedinps in the
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GEOSsGg cs.. g,sE3's,S,

sSNS Va ~ - W WEI 1s sS'S'
THRIp Doors RkIoW rrr CunNrri veOa THT
wtsn1S 0ToN HuTsI, MAIN srerrr)
4 ESIEClfltIl r-u,i-t, h,- th.nss Ia he
u public ~, the ye.y liberal rnooula A-meut -
tended to him since hls coumrne.n.nllu w. ,ns Al
this place, aud drsIe. 10 ut,.m tll-m tia. b. his
made arrangement. to extend u = bu.ues. ronsd-ta-
bly,, and shall IN lnntr keep aiull a.orin-ut VI buf
aud ST.. Hats OF hlso~n manufacture, coussuuGo OF
Fashionable CHIT Beaver Hal,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-08
ROBERT a. PESDs.EIO
attorney at Eysr.

4 HANlNG located himself at Amherst Cour
House, will attend the Superior aud Inferior
Courts Of the counties OF Amherst and Nelson ANY
business entrusted to his management, will receive
prompt attention.
Sept "a &c
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= al lSD, ~ Al y

HrANAWAY from the subscriber. residing IN the
! u lover end oil Campbell county, on the 2lst
oil September last, negro mar, named
ST p 2 II r. n,
shout ~ Years old. and feet 8 or niche, high
IL not IrT-s,bIe, ho-e,er that he may change
hs nslre. Ne has hu.p the rlght shoulder
and . na'k or scar on the iiIht Jaw lie speaks
very slow. | ~,Ii s'vr reward OF e25 for hs apprc
h,n~on and delivery To me OF II he be secured IN jail
50 hat ! set him asain.
THOMAS MOSELEY.
Nov. I'm
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Floyd sorn.r Sand for Ny,e.


RElNG APPt1\ o. ~ AGE ~ the owner
- of that deslratr FS:,ks'1 oT H.J.yD
situated in Floyd courf' lrglnla, on the head .,
Little Rver aud known ~ oslt'. Old Place con
tanning about eleven hundred and GSriy-
four Acres. | am authorized by the proprietor TO
offer the same for sale. Ii will therefore be put up
NJ public auction, on tho premises, on Thursday Ike
29th day of November next.
The terms Will be one hslf the rnrchs,o money
paid down. the time patch -ing and l- residue in
one year after. The tule. which is lndsputahle,
WILDE made At the time of hns PAYMENT, on It's being
punotually made, orIt will be lmmedist,l, made II
the purchaser prefers IT. BY his giving deed of trust
TO secure the p.ym.nt The highest responsible
bidder viii be the buyer, on hi. complying with the
above terms OF sale. Possession will be Immediately
gwen.
1t IS deemed unnecessary 10 give description of
this Land, rs II is so well known. ANY persons de.l-
ous to view IN person, are referred TO Capt Jam,
Lutercl. living near the same, who will be polite
enougl to give the necessary information; or for
further particulars, apply to the subscriber. AT Chris.
tlansbutg. RO. GARDNER.
III
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yNNsslsgGTOy HOTEL.

hNlllS establishment possesses the advantage oil
i being situated at the Southwest gate OF Capitol
Square, between the Petersburg and Fredericks-
burg X. X. Depots where passengers may rely up
bc,ug walked up within half IN hour Of the start
ing OF the The subscriber has rented rooms
fronting the Virginia House, which will be neatly
fitted up. BY the addition OF these rooms, he ex-
pects TO he able TO accommodate 25 members OF the
Legislature. lie is prepared to accommodate travel
ling families. To his friends and the public gene
rally, he tenders his grateful thanks for years be
raj patronage, received in this place, and hopes, by
untnIng eXcrtlons, 10 merit its continuance. HIS
bar will be furnished with the best Liquors and his
house with the best OF servants; aud his Stable which
Is very good one, with grain and proyender of eve
~ kind, attended by an excellent osler. lie will
keep constantly Tor hne good Hacks, which will at
tend the steamboat and cars. WM. llOWLETT
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Fr-a lis Cincinnati Er,ntag Post
About the Ycn I797, ar =, Col Willian Boon
MucLel. member OF the Senate Of South Cnoina.
bad difficulty with MAJOR Nruiville in relation 10
same properly TRANSACTION. which led TO challenge
rom the MAJOR the Colonel sas lsborins nnder
sem- embarrassment. sud required time 10 s.nl.
his affairs. Before the prelimuares. were adjusted,
both The psues came INTO Chsrlestou and not choos
~, to GO iuto the public lr'nts, correspondeh by
haudbs Which we're rculs.j for The iu,ofusion 81
- ct2 sho ses thus made acquainted With tbs
pto .,ess oi afa rsb t'-ch t1'r. Finally ~ t,rn Of
one wear. II ~ Isulrnb,s ~ lat, IS agreed upon.
AtS. r'are Il. esprAA"s oi Tie tvfu, Cplogel
11chsH. n.se Le s"ttss4fy snaDg "nesi VI
bs aiaIi, 80 s.ds.s HI. h~ns To IL
form lie - ready. They.
sth her .sos.,l. ,-d .u,s.on.. 'uis.edIstei,
repaired 10 the - = . lLs h.s to'hood d
their PLANTATION. ---r- IN s-ments brfux
wade bv thsn s.ro-d,. 10y tota 4tound t~en-
" PAGES dissno. d. Ar'chi,ts s.isg first lsc.d,
squi .distsrt from tho conhaiants ., -isht pJress
susdrr. They stood ~th th<ir b.clsfo each other.
aud sere instructed hat ~hsn III. VOID 80. aiysa
thcy should Wheel md IRE whom they pleased Wi.
ther 81 hem passing ossrtN hsndAerch.fs Atthe
moment the word ~s gwen thsy yer. soth ro~nd
prepared to hre where they stood, did so The bali
ltom Neuisilie, pistol struck Hchsll on NJ, r.' ol
aud bros. nsl th~ instant NJ ~as sptts - ruil
Niger h. c.r.ht Tho l.lhna PISTOL ~ hs
l.f hand, hr-d, and .h~% he ansgsnisl through he
body. Then trends then t-os thsn hors. Coio-
mel Michele, surgeon ~ Als broAsn MN, r-n<ag
shics sore one observed ~ Tho Cu+unel he must
have been osant shot; ~ hls re ht .@m IN Sing
he ordered dol1~ TO be PIT mp 81 30 rces and
knocked At the frs, hre. Nful,illc recovered
from hIs sound ard 9Th tho gs-l.-men li.-J NUN
Der Of years TO EMO, III. rs,f~ct ~ VIII lslIo. nj
Gems, and we're hssiiy saIh-red ~ ls~i, iats-rs
midst The the ts.s and tsgfsts Of Large cIcls o I
relatives and ,i-sds
RooL.yp ros a, oLt,,a-.In Iaucs'lc,
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Having sold out the Washington Hotel, to Mr..
William Hewlett, | return my thanks to all those
thai have patronzed me Tor several years and would
recommend al my old friends continue their
patronage to the " ashiugton Hotel
JOHN TALNAN.
Richmond, October % w3w
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tleman, distinguished by grace and bfilnany ca
style as writer, his extensive literary information
and his accurate acquaintance with the CLASHES
have no doubt that in any literary employment reuui
ring these qualification he could render accer,a.
Bile service TO the Public. ROBT. Y. HAYNE
For terms, &c. see separate advertisement.