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DEn

At L'Aeadie on the 10Th uli.. Mr.. p.
IF. o. Deeoigne, after a lnng and painful
lines, which he supported with truly chris
tan loriitude, a. the age OF % years.
He leaves an aged mother. brother and
sister and large circle Of aequainances
To mourn his untimely end. This young
gentleman was political Refugee ia The
autumn OF 1888, he had brother executed
in Montreal for High Treason by order oi
the bloody Colborne He will loue be re-
membered by the inhabitants Of this vii
Iage, where he resided during the greater
part Of his exile, for the suavi'y and mild
ness Of his character.
Casualty Accidentally drown in
the Mississquoi River, by the upsetling OF
canoe in which he was returning from
the village, Edouard Bfien of this town.
Although speedily rescued from The water
by The assistance Of spectator, stiIl il was
too late to restore departed animaion-ihe
vital spark had frd. He has Jeff behind
him an irreWoachable character, discon-
ISOLATE widow and two falheriess children
% mourn his loss.
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Insults ol which they gampisia, sse aioSv3
for I've Do nus surpose sh@y wish - bslng
upon themselves = cspse,rss war. bot thew
prefer Ga honorable war ,oa sisAeaoratls
peaestF u then the Americas Cabinvs
has any respect for The ieviines ~ the
people, the honor interest and diguliy ~
The Republic win be ma'niained--ils inju.
RIGA repSi'cd ard lie insults stonrd Tor, o.
John Ball will again be reminded al plasts.
burgh, New ORLEANS end the Thamr4 y
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mCRR'rIFiCATE. n

This is to certify that my wife was afflicted with
an Ulcer her leg for two years, With Rres
swelling from the toes TO the knee, together With
painful sores on different parts &C the leg. and after
nseing various remedies, from different Physicians,
TO no effect, IL was considered by those that saw
her, tina, nothing short Of an amrutasiou would
save the lie Of the patient. I fortunately CONF
menced usoing DR.. BANGS RENoVATlNG
MIXTURE. aud by constant use Of i for toer
or five weeks, together with an ointment prepared
by the Doctor, my wife. to my great JOY, was
restored 10 perfect health. which she has contin-
ued TO siioy for eighteen months past.
(sigaeld) FRANCIS WELSH.
Stanbridge, IL. c. March II,
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HT .1noiAer Certificate. %

This il to certify, thar since November 1885, J
have been afflicted with disease 10 my hands,
which was swelling aud ronghness, breaking ON
in sores, aud feyeris, Affection, together with
scrohllous swelling under my ears, which was
caased by heating my blood at tho burning Of the
taich Factory in this place last year. have
consulted great number Of physicians and used
their different remedies, Which gave me no relief.
| was advised TO try Or. Bangs Renorafing
Nurture. went 10 the Doctor and procured n
number Of bottles Of bis medicine, and have been
using il for about four weeks, my healih is greatly
improved, my hands are abou, well, The swelling
nnder my cars has nearly all disappeared, and /
am confident in short time ! shall enjoy pefiect
health. | believe this medicine 10 be a powerful
ard valuable remedy 10 all diseases of The blood,
from The wonderful effect il has had opme.
wish 10 state that | commenced taking two
Ca spoonfus, and increased the dose to a isi,le
spoonful, without any bad effect, while others who
have been using il, understand, cannot take over
NO tea-spooniuis.
FRANCIS CHRISTIAN.
Highgate, March 9th. 1910
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EEIGHLY IMPORTANT.


II Ill eases, liver comPlaist, dyspepsia, bilious
diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption, coughs,
colds, splitting OF blood, pain in the chest and side,
ulcers, female weaknesses, all delicate aud mer-
curial diseases are successfully treated Doctor
Evans Medical Office, 100 Chatham street, New
York.
DR.. Evans cAMoMILE & APERIFsr PILLs,
are composed Of vegetable substance which ex-
ert a specific action the heart, give an im-
pulse or strength % the arteral system. the blood
is qulckeDed aud equazcd 10 its circulation
through all the vessels, whether Of the skin, TIL
parts situated internally, the exiremeties; and
as all the secretions Of the body drawn from
the blood, there is consequent increase Of every
secretion, aud quickened action ofthe absorbent
and exhalent, discharging vessels. Any
bid action which may have taken place is correct
ed all distractions are removed, the blood puri-
fed, and the body resumes a healthful state.
These medicines after much anxious.toil and re.
search, having been brought by the Proprietor 10
he present state Of perfection, snperscde the use
of ibe innumerable other medicines /; and are 80
we'll adapted to the frame. that the use Of lliem, ia
maintaining the body 10 the due performance Of It's
functions, and preserving the vital stream, ia
pure and healthy state causes IL TO last many years
longer than IL otherwise would, and the mind 10
become composed and tranquil, thai old age
when 1t arrives, will appear blessing, aud no
fas too many who have neglected their constiiu-
tons, or had them injured by medicines acmlnis-
Tered by ignorance) source OF misery and ahhor-
renee.
They are 50 compounded, that by Strengthening
and cqlalizing the action ofihe heart, liver, and
other vlscera, they expel the bad, acrd or morbid
matter, which renders he blood impure, oui 81 the
Circulation through the 'excfetory ducts ingo the
passage ofihe bowels that by the brisk slight
evacuaiions, which may be regulated BY The doses,
always remembering that while the eyacoasiona
from the bowels are Kept up, the excfeiions from
all the other yesselsof The body win also be going
on a the same proportion, BY which means the
blood invariably becomes purified.
Steady perseverance, in the use Of lie medicines
will rndou5fediy effect cure eFen in the most
scuie OF obstinate diseases; bot IN such the
dose may be augmented, according 70 The inyctcr.
aey Of the disease; the medicines being .dmira-
hiv adapted to the constitution, they May be iakes
at all times.
nS- CAUT1ox.--Be particular IN purchasing 10
SEQ that the label of this Me3frise contains no
ice sf i.s ensry according 70 act 0f C0nEssss.
and Sc likeHise particular in obtaining them AZ
100 Chaghars ST., Sew YORK.
Fer ssie by L. PERRY.
ss~Aaten, u, 1870 -sgsEf
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REMOVAL.

TEvHE snbseri5er informs bis fieuds and lbs
ID pabhc in general thar be has removed h,s
shop 10 bis dwelling house in Roadway No. ! !,
where nc - ready 10 meet all calls.
n. b. CDgt.ag at short satics for cash, and
none need apply WITHOUT tho PAY, except those
having yearly deal.
JAMES MURPHY.
swsnton. Dec. 22d. 1870 81
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AMriTI. MISTAKE

That are bessel ircsle qaesn Amt quite
50 interesting" arier aH--Now Atal thai
are too bad FOR them Iagish papers 10
tel sich iarnai stories when they wasrnt
true! Poor gal how sic Is slandered!
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Tbs Rssssae - as stka sAsexsA g. stp ~
AHess issahie*eses sha &anssse4.s sfYepasaas his
kaawa ~ rspttsss tha 4hsfs . ssvAs ssissises b.
BE FwsaA aaa gUfas aafiae she gsss~ss. "a ssnss
fse5A hrs ssefetlnn anH saava IA foe8waxss, 80
sAala = ssfsA WITH tegaess aha sba s ~ Il ety.
gass ~afehsaxss STARTING ~ th~ sgr.r znk sssssn.
Of gess.iN parts shs ssala sasrisls wgA ssissms
f'assErs, aaa ihFess rs hasats shta 50 mosah, II
thFee pfrenfssfY svmFina,s "a sese8lx e.losss
s'ess, sgssnosife eaasalaseas uafsysAs s4sfesvsas
spa es~'a esasn hn asss0iatsah ug sha 4assass .4-
MesAsn sao AsFe sseaf lalls a0ass afflicted wish
these sss-ifcsslag Fynspaem sarsl4Aagiy DA. u a.
EFAss 90 nAsA tEn saefnIsa sYNtp shea
hse gseservaa haa8feas 81 lsFants aAss sho.8a.
at Keeesstss ffasa hriaE raadeHls AtiaelsA WtA
hal iatal n.al ads eoasnlsiora
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DIR. HATCH.

~ AYlNG removed fSosa Hishaaiete s~ssioa
IA Falls, IN r. house laieiv oersksesi bv Ds.
ce.e. would respectfully lal9rrn &c ishssi.
iahts iha, re Is in readiness 70 ntea5 70 eaH. ~
the iine Of bis psossssi6a.
Swsntoa. Feb. II, Issg.
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4 blessing to ..osl,ers.

f1f. W Lfaas's celebrated SoolAiHg STR
ups for children cutting kAeir teeth.
FkNtlls ipfailielc frBcdy has preserved hnndfea
~ 81 children ~hea thoagAt PAST tessrFy. fsctn
CONVERSIONS. - soon as the syrup i rubbed On me
gHnss. The eligsd vail recover. The preparation !.
50 inpoeent, rsheseans, aad 50 pleasant ghat sp
chid will reiusc % Ter ~ gnmas be futbca with il.
Maeh lnaHis are nt lhe age Of four naaasha ibeuaB
there : 40 appearance 81 teeth one bottle ~ sytu
sboaid 10 nAed on The CONS 70 syen De potes.-~
fare"'s heysf should be wsshoa she syrup ~ thu
nursery where there are yeBae shiJreug 81 II
chsd wakes - lhe Night villa pain Ia The gums,
ne syrup Immediately gives ease by epelailg tie
pores aud healing the gums, shsrchy preventing
Cous uikions, Fesafk &c
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M.T Office is hereby gwen, that have this day
" given, and by these presents do give my son
Guy Hathawy, his time from and after this date.
viii not hereafter claim or demand any Of his
earnings, nor pay any debts, nor be holden for any
Contracts made by him.
SIMEON HATHAWAY.
Swanton. March 18Th, lS4i.
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TAT Office is hereby given, that | have this day
lE given 10 my son, Commodore Perry Lake,
his time from and aicr this dase. ! shall moi
hereafter Claim any Of his earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting from the date hereof
BENONl LAKE.
SwANTON, APRIL 10th lS4i. Alb
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EJ- WORK FOR LAWYERS. DO
Pro bono pubiico.

70 cecssity has at last compelled me TO leave
~ some Of my accounts william attorney for col
lection. am sorry to make cost for my debtors,
but cant help il. Something might yet be saved
by them perhaps, If they should pay immediate at
tention TO IL. All who are indebted viii do wei
to take notice hereof and govern themselves ac-
cOrdingy.
Swanton, February 25th 1871.
JAMES MURPHY.
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Valuable Property for sale.

PURSUANT to the provsionsot two Deeds OF rust.
L executed to me by David +. Nj. Black, the one da
tod tbr 2th of December 1910, and the other the 18th
of December 1870 and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
fees of the Hastings Court OF Lyncburg aud the county
Cour, Of Campbell, shall, the 3lst day OF December
lS4l, proceed to SELL by way OF public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash.
ONE PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND,
confusing three fourths OF he the more
less situated on the Iynchburg and Concord Turnpike
road the of Iynchbug with the buildings and
improvements thereon also the following SLAVES.
I smelly Sney woman, George boy. Frances girl,
Henry boy, Charles boy, and Lewis boy, with the
of the females any since the date OF said deeds
the same being the property in said deeds mentioned and
conveyed The sale of the Slaves will take place at the
Market house in the town of Iynchburg. Immediately
thereafter the sale of the ground will take place upon the
premises. JOHN WILLS, Trustee
Dec 10 t5lD
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my TOLEH. TOW:vLEYE ST.ITIx.y.N.
.slnl1MiSo
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

IL published semreekiy (erery Monday and Ih,usday,)
at Fo, Dollars per a,r,u, payable IN adrance No sub
Oson oi rceeiredf for shorter time than sir months
a no paper tciH be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
NJ We Editors,) until all arreardses paid
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents per
,v,ars Tor less) for the first insertion and 37 cents for
every subsequent Insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required to note on has
bo,, long he ,rishes his advertisement inserted
mn advertisement, noted, oH be inserted M ITS DIS
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are for
the privilege Of t,co squares $40 for one square SO o'
ore square, inner form, S35.
e. JOB PRINTING; ereeuted neatly and srpeda'o"s-
H. and on reasonable terms.
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Trust Sale.

accordance with the provisions Of Deed of Trust,
executed 10 the subscriber, by Samuel Burch bearing
date the 10Th day of December 1882, and of record in
the Hastings Court Of the Corporation OF ynchbug for
to the highest bidder public auctio Tor cash the fol
lowing SLAVES, to wit Washington, and first
rate carpenter by trade--Moscs, u man--Amy awomau
Mary, woman, and her two children. Martha and
Eliza with the future increase of the tmaes-lhe
title supposed be unqucsonabe. but acting Irus
tee, the Undersigned will guarantee none other than is
vested in him by said Tnls, Deed
JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
Nov s t3ON
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DLEAS + to take notice, that | shall proceed ON tn,
9Th day OF January, 1872 at the office of VIM Bal
lard Preston, i'll the Of Chrstiansburg, in Nontgome
rycounty, gnia, 10 take the Dispositions oiJohn Taylor
and others tobe read evidence thecase now depen
ding in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for said County In which Jacob Cooper and others are
plaintiffs and you, the said Pctoces Lewis and others
are defendants. Yon may attend if you desire.
am yours,
JACOB COOPER, by hi, Attorney.
Oct 2S Pm
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STOP THE RUNAWAY!
z1rPIlfu Dollars RPyr0r6.

n ANYWAY from the subscriber in the town of Dan
~ vile, Virginia. about the I'd day OF last month";
ne man, CY or CYRUS, 2s or 30 years of age,
dark complexion. pleasing countenance about feet 10
II inches in height. and may be readily known by
s'ness IN one of his hips which him to limp bad
~ ~ IN walking He has large of his legs
ne above reward will be paid any person who may
"Prehend and secure said slave that get him. Any
communication addressed TO at Danville, will be
promptly attended to-
, ~ is believed that the above Runaway has procured
NC rec papers of Bryant Sawyers some other Free
Nesro OF the place, and will attempt to pass free
or 6years. PRESTON On BERT
Danvillo, Va Dec St.
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Lord Paln,eston 10 Mr.. Ssercnson.

siscount Palmerston presents his compliments to Mr.
Stevenson and, with rcicrerce 10 Mr. Steveson's note
of tho 9Th instant has the honor trlnsnif herewith
to Mr. Stevenson. copy Of the agreement entered int
between Captain Tucker. Of fler Majesty . sleep ''Vo.
VERNE" and Lieut. Payne of the United States shin Of
war Granpus." which referred to In the notes ad
dressed by Vscount Palmcrston Mr. Stevenson on the
9th Instant. the subject OF the detention of the vessels
the Douglas the "sgo,' and ..Ilcru. by Her Ma
esty 3 cruisers. -
A. STEVE SsoS, Es1.. Sc
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.A'OI'E(E'.

DURSUAN'T to a dccretal order of the Circuit Su-
4 pcrior Court of Law and Chancery. for the Com
ty of Amherst in the suit of David Iligginboham.
plaintiff and Lucinda w. Thumond defendant, shall,
on Tuesday the I'd day Of November next proceed to
sell upon the premises for ready money. the highest
bidder the TRACT OF 1AND in said docrota
order mentioned. described containing 2'9 acres, ad
Joining the | .ands OF Thomas y. Euhank and others,
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy for
Nelson Crawford Sheriff of Amherst and Com'r.
Sept. % TN
FOstpCHCaHcHf.
The above Sale Is postponed until the 10Th day ol
Drcemhe next. H. l.
Nov. t-"D
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IuE FRANKLIN ENds1.lsaa, CLASSICAL. 4
MArMEMATlCAl SCHOOL.

VIE exercise of the present session will close Dccem
4 Der 18th, and the School will be re-opened the 9Th
January 1872. The large and conmodous building,
the property Of Mr. j. s Burwell within few hundred
yards ol Its present location will be prepared for the pur
poses oi the School aiiordng better accommodation
than the house occupied present. having several large
rooms with excellent fire places and every convenience
OF wood and water that can be desired In this School
will be taught the English. Greek and Latin Languages
thoroughly. and upon plan, which many years Of
ctsSul experience have enabled the undersigned 10 i'm
prove and adapt 10 the age and capacity o his pupils
Ills system Of instruction embraces also extensive
knowledge oi History, ancient and modern Geography
with the Use OF the Maps and Globes; Natural and Moral
Philosophy and all the branches OF the Mathematics,
generally tught III our Academies and Preparatory
Schools Particular attention will also be paid 10 the
Elementary branches OF English education Read
ing Writing, Arithmetic and Orihogmphy.
The UNDERSIGNED determined to devote the whole Of
his time to the duties ohis Schou. will every posi-
bic eNertion to advance his pupils in their sues and
promote their interest IN every particular At the end
OF each session oil months, there will be public examn
alton lor the purpose OF testing rgdIy their proficiency
Board can be obtained in or of the most respectable
families Immediately in the vicinity of the School at from
- 10 u per month, including every charge,
Tuition IN the English and Mathematics $1,000
Latin and Greek 80
JOSEPH 7. GODFREY.
Franklin. Dec g. lSil
1t is needless for say any thing in COMMUNICATION
of teacher OF such dcscrycdly hlgh aud established
reputation as Mr.. Godfrey. We offer with pleasure our
voluntary testimony the attention he has bson ed
his School for the two sessions Just passed and can re-
commend II 10 all who may desire TO place their children
and wards under the tuition OF one OF the best Masters OF
'reek and Latin IN the State. Being requested by MIR
Godfrey will act visitors of the School to whom
parents guardians at distance, may any time APP
peal for lis condition. p DICKINSON,
n. NJ TALlAFERRO,
A. $ BROOKS
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.VIsC Grocery Store.

w Al = ON & y u q u A
EEAVE, taken the house two doors above Messrs.
L L Nichols S Bells. and nearly opposite Homer &
Watson's, where they receiving well selected
stock of FAMILY CIR OCERIES, which they offer at
extremely low prices for CASH, in barter for country
produce They respectfully invite their friends to call and
examine their stock they determined to sell cheap
RICHARD w. WALTON,
MARQUIS w. FUQUA.
NV Ok Is
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NOTICE..

uNIIE subscribers being DESTROYS to close their present
i business will offer for sale their entire
STOCK OF GOODS At COST,
consisting Of every article usually kept in Dry Good
establishment. Also Ready Made Clothes of every dc
scription. All the Goods that not sold previous to
the Goth day of December next, will then be sold at
auction. Those wishing to buy cheap Goods would do
well to call on u.s. 8 doors above the Franklin Hotel.
ROSENFIEl.D s. IENINO.
The above sale to be conducted by Payne s. Turner,
auct'rs.
Nov % t2CD
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N a ~ L & L.
IoTlCE 10 uI.LWisla.nrs.
Blankets! Blankets :!
Ind PSro Ig'OO{FFHS.

VXyE have on hand large supply Ct Rose, Whitney,
w and Mschnaw RED BI.ANkEIS,a and Servants
do, with general assortment Of Wuollcnsot every des
cription which the season is somewhat advanced,
we are disposed to seirey i,r Please ooh before you
buy RoDfS 4 Is. ION.
p. S.-We have also large supply of Cmpeting
very low. H. b.
Dec Is
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Portuguese, aud Brazilian criminals. protect their p
ratica undertakings in utter contempt Of the laws Of the
mon, and IN open defiance Of the Federal Government
The undersigned ayas himself OF this occasion To
renew To MIR Stevenson the ASSURANCE Of his distinguish
ed consideration. PALMERSTON.
A. STEVENSON, Esq, Sc. &C. &c.
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NROM the stable of MrJeffrey Ganaway. near Camp
- bell Court House, some 8 6 weeks past, a
BROWN BAY HORSE. 5 years old next Spring,
with heavy name and tail. the name hanging both
sides, large limbs, PAGES we'll and carries himself low
All reasonable charges will be paid for his delivery to
al Campbell court house, or any information of him will
be thankfully received BARNET FINCH
Lee. IL at"
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Mr.. !Sicrenson to Lord Palmerston.

-, CrrEG GRosvENon STREET Aug 9, ISL
My LORD: On my return to London, after tempo
rary absence Of few days, found the two comnni-
cations which your ordshp did the honor To address
me. under date the 9Th instant in my notes
of the 18th OF November the 9th Of February, and the
LIST Of March last complaining Of the seizure and deton
ton Of three American vessels, the douglas" ''lago,
and Hero" and the i'll treatment Of their crews by
Her Najosys cruisers employed the African coast in
supprcssing the slave trade.
Having in my previous communications, said all that
deemed important the subject of these repeated ag
gressons upon the vessels and of the United
States and the rights Of their flag can have in
ducemen at this time to trouble your ordshp with any
further remarks and shall therefore content myself
with transmitting my Government at the earliest day.
copies of your ordshps notes, with whom il will rest TO
decide upon the suiciency ofthe explanation which they
contain in justification of the conduct Of the commanders
Of Her Majosys briggs of war, the 'romagan and the
Lynx.
1t is proper, however, that should seize the earliest
opportunity acquant your lordshp that, in relation TO
the agreement Which it is alleged entered into be
the commander of the British squadron the AZ
and the officer in command OF the vessel sent
by the Government ofthc United States to suppress the
slave trade allow he mutual right Of searching and de
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Reduced Prices for cash.

UNiE subscribers being anxious to re luce their stock
Il ofE3LL md ULN1ER GOODS, which is
at present large and desirable have determined offer
them at such prices for II S III will insure sales.
In fact they determined to SELL and all those who
want to buy CHE.3P GOODS. would do well to give
them call HUNT & WARD.
Dec. q
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vol xx..-.yO. ~.

tanning all British and American vessels found trading ia
slaves, have no other information than thai conmfnis
Gated IN your ordshps notes. and have sup
pose that such authority bad been oonfded by the A.
n,erican Governmental any Of iis officers.
pray your lordshp To accept Of my dissia-
guislisd consideration aud respect 81
Ia :. A. STEVENSON.
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NOTICE..
CLASSICAL, irnchnr ~ ,

4 CLASSICAL teacher is wanted for moderate
n size School, AT this place, who come well
commended. For which liberal wages will be given
Address or apply to WILSON HIN
Bent Creek Dec Q Nv
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.v'DTICE.

nY deed of trust, duly executed, the undersigned has
- been appointed trustee, with full power TO collect
the debts due 10 the firm of VIM. NJ. Davis s Co
and is prepared to receive the samethe debtors OF
said firm informed that payments to be made Il
the undersigned alone. lie hopes they will be prompt
as indulgence cannot be giren.
GEO. W. CARTER, Trustee.
Nov - 4,
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VHi,sUble %luvcs for safe.

I SHALL, the 9th Of December. at Waugh s
Ferry, offer for sale to the highest bidder for
CASH. nine NEGROES. consisting of women boys
and girls. JAMES BNASS, admir- OF
Larkin Byass, decd.
Amherst county, Dec. Q t7Ds