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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

aud Bits. AIDES. Drawing Knives, Cages. &c.
BlaoLsmnbs' Tools. viz; Bellows Anyils, Vices.
Sledges. Screw plates. Flies. Rasps, Steel, &c
Saddlery aud Coach Makers Nj aterials a yery ex.
tensva assortment
ALSO,
A very large and well selected assortment Of every
Thing in the Hardware line. Furniture and Toni,
for Cabinet Makers Mil virgins, Tanners, &c
House Keepers will find Tenders, Andirons, SHOW
els and longs, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tea
Boards and Wa,ers. Tea ketilcs Bell Metal Kettles
Sauce Pans. Frying Pans. Plated and Brass Candle.
sticks. Suffers and Trays, Baskets Mats, Spu
,oons. Buckets, Tubs, Coffee Mills. Coffee and
Tea Pots. Patent Coffee Pots Egg Boilers, STEAK
Dishes, Uros, Nursery Lamps, Casters Dish.
Covers, brushes Of sll Kinds, Venetian and other
Blinds. Curtain Bands and Pins, aud almost every
Kind ofCookng Utensils.
ALSO,
splendid assortment Of Pocket and Pen Knives.
SCISSORS, Razcrs and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles,
&c.
Shoves, Spades, Forks; Mill, Cross Cut and Pr
Saws;Cast Steel warranted, Trace, Halter Log and
Filth Chains; Nail Rods, and a general assortment
OF Iron.
Tic earnestly invites all persons dealing in his
line,to give him call, he is determine III
both At Wholesale and re,ail,as cheap as similar q sd
can be had IN Virginia. Merchants be(or, poino
To Richmond. would do well TO examine Tho s,oct
and prices n, the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN
VII. '
Jan 30 a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
Edmond II. Wells :

INAkE notice that shall, on the Gath tay Of A.
Il prii next, AT the Clerks Office OF Patrick
county, take the Dispositions of Abraham Staples
and others, to be read evidence IN cause epen.
dug in Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor the County of Henry. in which you are
p'a'ntiff and am defendant. This pulshed as
you are not an inhabiiant OF Virginia.
Your obj sr't
JEFFERSON r. HUGHES.
April2 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

Nlk"iNlA--A Court of Monthly Session held for the
county OF Campbell, at the COURTHOUSE on the I3rh
day of April, 1910: - 80 49,
John A. Sherer, executor of John Weber and
Tue same 'ohn Sherer and Ruth his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Ruth Weber widow Of John Weber, deceased Thomn, Ir
HARRISON ana peggy his wife, Sally Weber, and AIexapde
Steele Mary Elizabeth Steele Sarah Steele and Rae bc
Rosser, Jr., Deicnran,s
ne defendants Thomas Clarkson and Peggy his wife,
cofdns 10 the act OF Assembly and tho rules this Court
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
haiants OF tins Commonwealth ordered that sod Dr.
endans do appear here The first day term and
answer the b the Plaintiffs and haa copy of this order
% wn inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town
Lynchbug Tor two months and that another
copy hereo he posted at the front door OF the of
sad county. COpy-Tese,
April Is ' IIA'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

y" MetrSddyof Apri, 4 dentist in New Ofleans
was called upon and requested to make all haste
WIN ms instruments. TO a house high up in Maya.
zne street TO perform an operation. On arriving
nc The house he ascertaned that all they wanted of
MN TO was sci The teeth part Of a handsae,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

=, 1 indebted To J. r. Bailey & CO.. Bailey
. Womack and d. Z. Bailey IL Co. are hsr.'
~ ,1spe1nuy informed that unless they come for.
sa'u ana pay what they owe TO the above nam,
concerns, before The Isl day of April nex, thew n,
March rYEe !" without disnction,i be warranted ~
'',elv thereafter.
Nv & WOMACK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

DouBLr MuRprR.-The Louisville Journal STA
les on M .nhor,'y of a V,cksburs paper tha, Jo.
ph w. w. " AIDE. and H. ID. Robertson. bntb ,,,
me"y OF Kinds county. Mss, aud more recently OF
LOUISIANA met 10" DAYS ago on the west of the
Mss'ssipp lltle above Vieksburp and Killed e,c
other. o WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
REMOVAL.

M ARTlN, HUNT q WARD have removed
~ me" STOCK OF GOODS to the square be-
low Iheir Ola stand, IN the house recently occupied
by Doct: Henry Latham, as an Apo,hecary Store.
wher" they invite their friends and the public IN
call aud examine their Stock, to which they will in
few days make large additions.
March l2 =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

~ nths CAvE, IN Virginia, is advertised for sale toseth
- "hc, 9" innd adjacent Among the many natural
lhcs 'h"t distinguish this country The re nre few ms
hee Greater interest than this singular cavern Il has
IN ven, visited mud will continue, doubt from year
" ' " ''iiatt tourists aud strangers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
ron RE.vT.

DIR The tenement in this place at present oecu
E1.il pied by Mr.. Lewis Williams as Ta'era
W.X Possession can be had The Goth of thi
mouth by application to S. !. WATT.
March 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Johnston having by recent changes strength
ened every department OF his School, and tested s
new organization BY full and fair experiment, we
deem II due To him aud the community, 10 give this
public testimony OF our conviction OF the superior
efficacy OF his system OF management aud instfuc.
iion and our perfect satisfaction wiihtbe manner in
which the very responsible duty of guarding the nor
ais aud department Of the young Ladies when not
confined to the school room, is discharged by the
goyerness.
To those who wish their dau ghters, wheu removed
beyond the watcbiul guidance of parental solicitude
sheltered from the ailurements and extravaganza
which surround City Education, and from the nox
ious Influences which too often polluie the atmos-
phere OF our Villages, poisoning the very fountains
OF knowledge who wish TO give them Ihu sort Of
culture, which will qualify them fulfil with di :
nify and Usefulness, their important desiiny.-We
recommend the Roanoke Seminary as offering the
strongest inducements in its quiet aud retired situa
tion. IT'S mud and salubrous atmosphere. its ample
accommodations and extensive grounds for full aud
hee aud uninterrupted exercise,-the gentle manly
department and Literary aiIaiuments Of The Pfinc-
pal and the industry and vigilance of the hume
Assistant Teachers, who are ssiduously employed
both IN the honis Of study and relaxation, in eeva
ting the sentiments, refining the feelings aud soften
ing the manners, as well as storing the minds Of
pupils, with sound and useful knowledge.
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYTON,
JNO. X. RICHARDSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
IMPORTED DAGuEE.

M WILL stand the present seasaR,
M Aaay LIZ al my Stable on the Hill adjoining
WH uK Lynchbu,g He was siredhy Muey
ssAsaa&=Aa0 and hall brother to the celebrated
Leathan.
The superior Jack, Davy Crockett, the properly
OF Clement Hancock Esq, will make his next
season. at my Stabe.-'rerms and other particulars
IN due time MELVILLE TALBOT.
E Jan. 20 ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
GENTLEMEN SUMMER WEAR.
Il >AFRA super blk. and Olive Bombazines ye
IL heavy W

IL heavy '@''
Cashn'erine and blk. Italian
cloth
Crasse faced and Plain blk. Camlets
Plain aud fancy single Med and Merino Cass;,n.,es
Colored and White, Plain and Ribbed linen nj,
lings
Figured Nenetians, Tweeds and Gambroons
Blk. and Green rhibet Cloib beautiful in, co,,s
fia'" and Figured Silk and Satin Vestiugs a rrea,
variety e'N"'
Winsuper plain and figured Silk Velvets
descr'p' Marseiiies and WeItines of every
Super Goat, b .ck Beave., " ''e'y
| Gloves ,
Sill Cain, and Worscd Hose in greaand Berlin
/ All OF which we offer at fair prices
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
] April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

MOmnfS Life Pills and Phenix Bittcrs
bov hoo, ,r.,.ci 49,, ,,-,
- ,c s,oo'u,y an" pnbciY acknowledged by the per
the beautifully nhlosnnbo, ran,n un"c9nn'ned WIN
comnannaoJ poP'lo' p',hcP'es upon winch they are
The ITG W m" W wnEn they consequently act
SEES OF every form and % N dsea-
o' e coats OF Tue stomach and bowels, the various
impurities and codies constantly settling Them and
m ,e hardened inces which collect IN the convolu
, e sa' 'hesunes. other Medicines only partially
nrnJ"ce hI, np suen Corrected masses behind as TO
den darrh%n % ~, WIN ~, IT'S IRAN Of evils or sud
known to ali ,n,,ar ana,,': M '",' Is wen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

BIC BoY-A boy is beng exhibited at Albany,
m's 'ha"A years old, who weighs about 100 lbs.
lie IS tour ieet in height. and has the muscular
strength OF boy OF l6. The mind aud general
axnr' sson OF the lace exh,b, the spneh,luess and
pryng curiosity Of the child of six or eiph wears.
while the hair, whskens, voice aud ply steal line,
ments, those Of a aan OF 25 or 3d. lie il The son
OF NJ, Denslow Barber, Of Richmond, Chn,cnden
Co. VI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
II. II. X &c III II IL ID 5 !,
lVnchbyurg. Va.

IHy' 'HIUttT y 'HHsi t)I :
KEEPS constantly Tor
sale, Building Materials :
viz. Locks and Hinges OF
all kinds, Bolts, Lalcbes,
Screws, Nails, Glass &c,
Carpenters Tools, viz -
Planes, Saws, Ch,ssels,
Augefs, Squares, Axes,
4 L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
CORNETTN.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CORSETrS
y improved p,ierns, some very fine.
MARTlN, HUNT Il WARD.
Anili3 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
Cash for Wheat
MARTIN. HUNT 4 WARD

MARTIN. HUNT 4 WARD
HAVE RECEIVED their entire stock Of DRY
GOODS, Groceries, Hats, &C., which
Is dec"edy the largest, best selected and cheapest
assortment they have ever had the pleasure ofoer-
tn
to PRODUCER no leading articles for less than cost
their ueishbS, impression they are under. selling
campo, ison Of pfRt in general bill, challenge a
| in Iowa, feeling confpd qualities with any house
their stock on terms ,ha, that they have laid in
| when comparison is made. Nnabe them to SELL
Ihey, therefore, mast respect,.
iends and all ,ransien, dealers 10 give invite their
April 8 call
For Farmers and Planters:
| WYE have hand and will sell low large 10
| w Of Mountain Tow Linen, German BurIaps
Cotton Ozaabugs, Nos. I, aud 2, and heavy brow
| Domestics. suitable for servants.
| MARTIN HUNT, Il WARD.
| April 8
l.. BLANKS
J YyOo- NSs1p <xt fASe H1MTrA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
April 9

n i Circuit Superior Conr, of Law and Oh,
IA Gerry, cont ,ued and held for the town If
Lynchburg, at the Courthouse in said Town an
Thursday, the 9th day Of June, 1889, sit, np as a
court Of Chancer,:
William Staples and Sarah F. his wife, and Mad
'son u Porter, an infant der the age ofr~eny on
years, ny John Hughes his next friends, Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
C.lRPETE.V.<:.
G1yIc's Saddle 'r.ccs

ORANGES! FRESH ORANCCS,,
uSf received and IN store. a very snnerin, Ia, If
ohaN"ES, in splendid order; and daily ex-
pe'''"g asnpe'io' lot ofchoice LEMONS.
Apil2 ,.;c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
DAVID ROBES. OK.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, I


-, Lynchburg. April lst 1910. =,
The parties interested will take notice that sha''
on the gu OF May next, proceed to take the account
directed by the for"going order Of court, on wh'c"
day, al the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the morning, ihey
are required TO attend my office in tins town, WIN
Their accounts, vouchers and proofs. and copy o.
the count papers, prepared for examination and SCI
Element s. l. WATT Conf
April 0 vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30

CLOTHS IND (.5SSI.NEKES.
"A LOT oi Cloths and CHSstssseres, Of al
L n Colors aud qualities. the assortment equal TO
any ever offered in this market, and at prices dse,.
dedly low. MARTIN, HUNT Il WARD.
April - 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-30
April 10

NoTFATS VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
4'h These Medicines indebted their name TO their
manifest action IN purifying the springs and channels of
NE and endn'ng them with renewed tone and ygor In ma
ny certified cases which have been made public ard in almost
the happy effects of '
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02

ent disposition, inasmuch as they claim part Of
our territory, as integrant parts of the former
states, over which they declared their soyer.
eighty. BE this however as it may, and nc
doubt our controversy will be settled on ami
cable terms with them, to our satisfaction, il
they succeed in their enterprise against Mexi.
co, and that we will sustain our declared rights
over oil the territory embraced within our
present limits, viz: the lilo Grande, alias Bra.
70 del Norte. But should they fail Ia their
undertaking against central Mexico, and should
they be compelled to.give way as matter Of
course, they will retreat from before the cen.
trail forces, and penetrate into our country for
protection, for which they are anxiolsly look.
ing, in which case we cannot remain neutral,
but must place ourselves upon the defensive,
by opposing force against force.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02

Mr. lallmadge first remarked, in answer to
his colleague, that although he was not mem.
per OF the Senate at the time the Bill was SO
precptately hurried through, he was one Of
the sovereign people, and had perfect right
to form Judgment OF proceedings here. But
nc had not cast any censure on the majority Of
the body or on his colleague. lie had express
sed his regret at their course, and said frankly.
that under similar circumstances his o,cn course
would have been different. II was not his b,b.
i TO use harsh or offensive language here or
elsewhere. He was accustomed 10 sneak niain.
ly what he thought right and proper, but al
ways endeavored to keep within the bounds OIL
courtesy. He would do hiscol-
league the Justice to say, that such also was his
inform practice. He did not censurc him for
want Of courtesy-but he regretted that his
colleague didnot exert hmselfto procure some
lelay to the final action, for he could not but
'elleye, that if he had suggested such a course
Q hispolitical friends, il would have been cheer,
ully concurred in by the majority.
With regard to whatMr. Wright said Of him
Mr. Tallmadge,) and the doctrine ofinstruc-
ions, he confessed, that his faith in that doc
rne had been very much shaken by seeing
he professors oft, ayailing themselves Of
merely, to avoid its obligations.
10 would feel as much bound BY such nstruc-
IONS as he had presented to-day, as f they
the most technical words. lie had
cen cases ofresignaton, when the majority Of
ne State Legislature against the Senators was
mall and only temporary and accidental; andlt
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,

=, NJ i9NtTV'
Harnh IS, 1910 lSrds
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
Correspondence Of tie Richmond Wing.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 25, 1870.
UNlTED STATEs SENATE.

The Senate Chamber, to-day, was theatre
OF extraordinary interest, and attractiyeness
Mr.. IaIlmadge presented the Resolutions
passed BY the Legislature Of the Empire STATE
against The Sub-Treasury System, and all its
athnilies and consanguinties- this gave
rise to one Of the most animated debates We
have had in this branch Of the National Legis-
lature for long time.
Mr.. Iallmadge accompanied the presenta-
ton Of the resolutions withan excellent speech
He thought that this measure involves the
whole measures Of The Administration, and that
the. man who differs with the President on this
point cannot support his reelection. Tho e-
lection In New York was carried against Mr..
Van Buren, on this very measure The cleo
ton Of 1888 was carried against him. on the
same issue. His col,eage Mr. Wright, had ex-
pressed his willingness then to submit the case
to the people, and abide by their decision. The
issue was such, and, for the third time, the mea-
sure was rejected by the people Of New York,
and the Administration was defeated.
Mr. Iallmadge then asked what was the
case presented at tho beginning OF the session?
His colleague was here-the sole representa-
tive Of New York. And after the repeated de- /
cisions which had been made by the people Of
The State be represented, had he been in his |
colleagues place, no would have. thoughtit his
iutyto have respected their sentiments -espe-
tally had he been their only representative.
t was not his fault his colleage was the only
representative ofthat State. lie had at least
Eighteen good reason for his neutrality-suspicious.
q ought net TO call them good, though his col
ssguc doubtless 50 considered them, II was S
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02

tive are authorised toannounce Thos. W Pound,
as candidate for the Office Of Ranger of Amte Coun-
ty, to h the vacancy occasoned by the death of T. o.
Benthall Election, 3rd Saturday in April, instant
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
LIB IR8Ya

, 1T Nothing but SPECIE, or the notes OF Solvent
Banks PAYABLE ON DEMAND, will be received
etPar in payment Of transcription to the Liberty Adyo
safe, or for adyertsing-E1
TJ No advertisement will hereafter be inserted in the
Liberty Advocate, unless the money be first paid in adj
vance We have to pay cash for all work executed in
the ofice-cash for materials food and rdment, and
shall demand tin future OF all for whom we NAV adyer
tise or perform other services
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given, that in pursu,
LIN ance ofan order Of the Probate Court of
Amte County, the undersigned Executor Of
the last VIII and Testament OF John Nelia, de-
ceased, will sell on Saturday, the 9th day Of
May next, at the late residence Of said decea.
sed, the highest bidder on credit Of Twelve
Months, the following Lands belonging to the
Estate ofsaid deceased ;descrbed,ias 5eng Lot
or Section Number Z, Township j, Range 8
East; also, Lot or Section Number 6, same
Township and Range East, Lot or Section Al,
Township Number 2, Of Range East ;contan-
ing in the aggregate 228 acres, more or less
AIso--allthe personal property belonging to
sand Estate, consisting Of Eight Slaves, togeth-
Or with Stock Of different kind. The purcha-
ser or purchasers WILDE required 10 give notes
with approved security.
GILBERT NELIN,
Executor &c Of said Join Neln.
Liberty, Miss, March 90, 1910. i3w4
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
.Sherif's Sale.
March as, 1910.

Ns19sa q. smith Fl. "a. relurnpbls 70
IVY. p. Smith, Ct. al. April Term 1870.
RY virtue'oft the above stated writ Of Fieri
- fac'Gs, 70 me directed, fromthc Hon. the
circuit Court Of Amite County, | will expose
a. public sale, before the door Of the Court
Rouse, 70 the highest bidder, for Cash, within
the hours prescribed BY law, on the 1st Monday,
lno o'h day Of April, 1910, the following de-
scFloeG property, to-wit;--One Negro Woman
named W'nneyi levied on as the property Of
defendant, William ID. Smith, and will 10
soio 70 satisfy the above stated cases and all
JAMES NJ NORWOOD,
:, Sheriff
.Harch 26. 1910 1Srds
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02
Sherif''s Sale.

10 FL IA, returnable TO
Z, G. Gayle, ct. al, April Terr us $40.
gl virtue Of the above stated wrilQf Fisri
-D facias, to me directed, from mellon.
the Circuit Court Of Amite County, lIvsif ex-
pose at public safe, 10 the highest bidder for
Cash, before the door Of the Court House Of
sad County, in Liberty, within the hours pre-
scrlbed BY law, on the LIST Monday, the 9th day
OF April, 1910, the following describedsproper-
y, lo-wit:--One Negro Man, named Reuben.
said property was levied on as the property Of
Defendant, Abram Riddle, and will be sold
Q satisfy the above stated cases and all costs.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,
@ Sheriff
March rs, l840. l3tds
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-04-02

After he had finished his talk, the resolutions
we're laid on the table as usual, and ordered %
be printed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06
Hdmpdcn .Sidncu CoLLcnc


TNIiE Winter Session of this commence on IN,
LIST day of November next and terminate m Wednes
day of April following.
The Faculty Of the College, and other teachers with their scyc
raj departments of instruction. follows:
William Maxwell, President, Professor Of Moral Philosophy
&C.
Robert G. Branch Professor of Ancient Languages
Benjamin = Ewel, Professor of Mathematics
Daniel T. Gardiner Professor Of Natural Philosophy and Che
misty.
Moses D. oec Tutor, Teacher of Preparatory Department
samuel ". watkins Teacher of Modern Languages.
The Classical course OF instruction occupies years in each
of which there are two sessions.
The stables OF the Freshman and Sophomore the
Latin and Greek languages with the Classical
ed with then Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry all
branches
Those Of the Junior year the higher Classics and Mahe
macs Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. iincudng notices
various subjects connected with it,, Astronomy, Geology and
Botany.
And those of the Senior year Philosophy Moral
Philosophy, ncudng the Evidences Christianitvl Civil
P" Political Economy The Law Of Nations Logic, Rhetoric
and Belle Lcrtres
BESIDES this Classical course there m English course
occupying tce years and embracing all the studies
the exception OF the Ancient Languages
Students who do wish either of these
COURSES II over IL of and
parents ana GUARDIANS the studies Of or
classes or any OF hem at the time; only ALWAYS in
such orderly
The discipline OF the College intended liberal bnt NJ
the same time sufficiently
bic, but always vicant and effective.
Monthly Of the depomen, diligence aud
hcehcy OF tn Students with particular
are regularly forwarded 10 their guardians at the end
of every month. " " 80
The of the arr-Rnord Tuition po
Kent So; Deposit 50; Servants hire 81 -.
MOSES D. HOGE, Clerk of.ae Faeuly
81 students who have finished their literary course al This
College, Tor elsewhee,l pursue study o uaioa r
under the President and studies under m. o,her p6
sors Tor another collegiate year, longer please
ocl0 43-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-06
I1iv1bIc proncryu far 81.

Trustee and Special Commissioner The Circuit Superior
a Cont OF Law and Chancry, Tor cuco County thu
ri Richmond, the subscriber Will, Thursday, the 18th
half O'Clock, T. NJ
property Of John Graham decrI-rd lying between Deep Run
and Brooke Turnpike Roads II not probable thai
bic property than this often he brought
hines almost all the advantages for residences and
city property for, whilst II i enOI. persons
gagged IN business in The lies almost entirely without the
corporation lhe and Is exempt from city and
~ The pfr-t water on aud a!nN and
that prisons who reside scarcely require wells
Tins property has recently been surveyed and laid of
such manner that purchasers themselves
quantity, from half portion thereof Tia.
sale WIN lrr fourth cash. fourth
Other fourth IN Il months from the day OF sale but bonds,
approved security, aud deeds of trust ihr property ~ viii be
required Of purchasers 10 the credit pay rat>
property can be seen by calling III the tuHing House at MC>TS.
Williams laya! ~ the office of the subscriber. The
VIII commence ut the Southern side il. property
completed ON the above mentioned day, Will b. from
day day Till finished aud the sale should he interrupted
element weather. IL viii be- continued the fair day.
HERBERT \. CLAIBORNE.
.NfssrS. UdiamS u HaIGH. .3uGionttrS.