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Old EEGEisl, Literature.
The ScA9I2r.
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lean wonder at nothing more than how a
man can be idle; but of all others, a scholar;
in 50 many Improvements Of reason, in such
sweetness of knowledge, in such variety Oh
studies, in such importantly of thou. hts; 9TH
cr a~rtizans do but practise, we still learn;
Others run still in the same eyre 10 WEAKNESS,
to safety; orr choice is inlinite other Iabours
require recreations; cur very labors recre-
atcs oar sports: we can never wan either
somewhat TO TO, or somewhat that we would
TO. How numbcrle5s are the volumes which
men have written Of arts. oc tongues! How
endless is that volume which God hath writ
ten Of the world! wherein every creature
IS 4 letter: every day IA new page. Who
can be weary Of either Of these? TO find
wit in poetry; in philosophy, profoundness;
IN mathematics, acutencss; in history. Won
der Of events; in o~ratory. sweet c.oIuence;
in divinity, supernatural light. and holy de-
v%otion; asso many rich metals in their proper
mines; whom would it not ravish with de.
light! After all these, let US open our ewes
we cannot look beside a lesson in this univer-
sal book Of our Maker, worth our study,
worth taking out. What creature hath not his
miricle, what event doth not challenge his
observation! And. if weary Of foreign en-
plovmcnt, we list to look home into ourselves.
there We find 4 more private world of
thoughts which set us on work anew. more
bu>iiy and not less profit ble;now our silence
is vocal. our soIitariness popular; and we
are shut up. to do GOOD unto many; if once
we be cloyed with our company, tie door of
conference is opcn; here interchange OF dis
course (bcsides uleasurc) benefits us; and he
is a weak compani n flom whom we return
no, wiser. Icould envy. if | couIJ believe
that anclorct, who. secluded from the world.
and nnnt M in his voluntary prison walls,
denied that he thought The dav long. whiles
vet he wanted learning TO vary his thoughts.
Not to be cloycd with The same conceit is
difficult. above human strengths; but to a
man so furnished with al! sorts of knowledge,
that according to lis disposition he can
change his studies, | should wonder that
ever the sun should seem to pass s~lowly.-
How many busy tongues chase away good
in pleasant chat, and complain of the
haste of night! What ingenious mind can
be sooner weary of talking with learned au
thors. the most harmless and sweetest com
nanionS9 What y heaven lives n scholar in.
that at once. in one close room can daily
with all the glorious martyrs and
that can single out at pleasure, ell
tner s~entcn'ious Tcrtullian, or grave Cvpri-
an, or rcsolutc Heroine. or flowing Chry-
sostome, or divine Ambrose, or devout Ber-
nard, or. (who alone is all these,) heavenly
Augustine, and talk with and hear their wise
and holy councils, verdicts, resolutions; ye',
20 rise h'Ghcr,) with courtIy Essay. with
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c0aVince1 US that we mast cO1iine our attcn
ton to the principal objects, as we had much
to see, ard our time was limited. We had
first however, visited the ThcrmopoIiun, or
shop where hot drinks lad been sold--,ho
cafe, as Salvador called it OF the marble
counter were still seen the marks LEFT by the
vessels the oil and wine shop with the bill
for money, a public mll an bakehousr.
where, under the ovci., we " tie baau;in al
capIilar groWirG-a stTanSSi tcexia wh:ch
to find 'tre plant that loves the water drop"
Next door to this was 4 Soap Mandatory.
and Il little further on stood a house which
we recognized by the serpent tvined around
the door post, as having been Inhabited by a
disciple of Esculapius.
Continuing our walk towards the Forum.
we entered several private house :; on the
threshold, in plain buck and white mosaic.
was the hoSpitab!e word '~s,lve.' The most
b~eau'iinI house which his yet ben exca-
waited, is that of the d~raIn1tic poet: tie
court is paved with beautiful mosaic. and the
walls are covered with ~frcscos. When no
inscription leads - the discovery OF who the
owner OF the house was 1t Is named from
Inc INNS '"uh' III II. lA'S Tie VISA della
0'0"' - ~ o"'''u ""'l We. "h'''eSe'-
representing a lion hunt. "Casa del Fauno,"
from a fawn. Sc. Ia the floor Of the latter
house was found The most beautiful e~yistinr
specimen OF Mosaic, cine ancient OF mod
ern; the subject is one Of tie battles between
Alexander and DriuS. and the moment
chosen Is that in which victory is declared in
favor OF lie former, who, moun;cI on the
celebrated Bucrphalu<. is char.int the Per
SLAMS uhi's, Iii, an,aronis, was seen Standing
in his ]charinr, su~ycytay with ai.m,v the
defeat of his troops. The f:u:c of tie VAIN
pushed monarch IS truly nob!" g'Iei for the
loss OF his trends who are i'lItng around
Inn MORALLY Woladed. Is strongly depicted
on his counter ace, he graspS conyul>iveIr
the bow which remninS now useless IN his
hand, but he still retains the d'gnlfcd de
mcanoc of a king his fierce rival advances
on him, sword in hand, dealing death around.
whilst. by the head (Which alone rcmainS).
OF his fiery sieed, we recognize the iaIomi-
table bacephalus.
lean give Won m idea of tie beauty If this
mosaIc-lhe HE, the motion, the varied ex-
preston OF figures. the wonderful power of
the design can only be understood when be-
held it IS a study for an artist, and seems
ra"ief Il me, P1n,'n2' ''at' "'oS',' work.
i" '"u'"e - Al, specimen VI "'' d.
49,,
49, ..o;.., 1
.
hIte' iho'I''3 ''''"@'' u'e P'i."t' houses
much longer u'dh oar GUIDE thought PIudi"''
1T 'Ih9ui aiPfo'cI'ed 'le ro'ui' LUIS
i certainty "ic must 'e,'''',' P"'' . "''
Sc' "'' It was ''S' hi''''',"2 .n''
TX ~ S"'e We 10 J's' ''"' ,"'
'"" "0"i "' 'e"'!'0 u 'ur''e'' ""l'"
s'diius d" / oi' e""' '"'S'" u" N.Y. i'''''''"
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Terms of the "RADIcAL,"
H1NVARIABLE, .EK

The terms will be 50 to a club of three or
more subscribers, paid in advance. $3.50 TO a
single subscriber, if paid within six months, and
So if not paid till after that period.
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A Curiosity.-The greatest curiosity IN
the world is now exhibiting in this town in
the person of James Washburn, the wonder
full dwarf, decidedly the smallest man in Gre
alton. He is in his 18th year, weighs but
% pounds, and is only So inches in height.
He is in good health, has fine sparkling eyes,
is active, intelligent, in short, a perfect man
in miniature. He is said TO have been born
in Vermont, and ceased growing at an early
period without any 'assignabIe cause.-Mass.
Spy.
, 1842-02-05

Horrible.-On Monday afternoon, q child
was found drowned in the canal between
Trenton and Millham. A woman named
Myers, the wife Of a soldier on BedIoe's r.
land, was arrested on suspicion Of having
caused the death of the child. She at first
denied any knowledge Of the matter, but on
a subsequent examination made the follow
ing cor fession: -.
She came on Monday in the cars with her
infant boy, and her little girl about FIVE years
old. She drank frequently on the way from
a bottle Of gin, and was under the influence
Of liquor most of the time. When she ar
rived at Trenton, she set out to walk by tho
canal bank to some acquaintance in Law.
renee. She became very thirsty, and made
several attempts to get water from the canal,
in all Of which she failed, on account Of the
steepncss of the bank, and in the last, lost
her balance. and the child fell into the water.
THAsKFuLSEss.-That our present happiness
may appear to be the greater, and we the more
thankful for it, l will beg you to consider with
me, how many do even at this very time, lie uu-
der the torments of the stone, the gout, and other
pains which we are free from And every mis-
cry that we miss is a new mercy, and therefore
let us be thankful.
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ald he ilnL from s;udils 1iicaim tefie zterates.
that any great hurry need ho Supplemented BY the British
farmers run nlnx ct American gain. II Wa per
has possible, when great supply needed BY tins
country. that then America might get some share of the
trade Ia thu shape al flour But thing he (,lr Nv
,rei) uould wish them mast emphaiically TO oseTye.
What America seni to Eagand IN hsnr be ii 1t
tie be II much she wuud take back IN the products
# British industry and Ia this respect The trade II the
country which he had the honor represent differed
from thai III heeoniinental States whose nporations Of
rran II bad been complained had caused drain ofbnl-
Ion - far from this hcing the clse with the United
Safes the manufacturers II Leicester aud other En-
esh towns. would Jay Tor the produce Of the American
fields. fthrcrr)
lie WIS not practically engaged in the culture Of tic
sui but il his busin,s cultivate good under
standing between England aud America, and that duty
he must not nepnet lis first duty. of course. 10
ms own government and his own country; but he elt
thai he vas best disciarging that duty by ondeagong
To promote good understanding aud anieablc feeling
between the nations and especially, now, that
honorable adjustment Of those differences which threaten
Il partial interruption ol HAT harmony had been eilfct-
ed he should tbor m, re successfully cherish and eX
lend ,hradl houi his own land kind feelings towards
llioSc anong whom he resided. AGAIN he thanked them
me-, ,rirl;aii, III the warm welcome with which be
had been honhed. and in acknowledgement Tor that re
eepon he would once mofe express his ieryon wishes
Tor the prosperity and happiness MT only If that dis
tfe, but 81 every part n 21nd lie sincerely trusted
that they would all h prosperous, and thai tiuse whom
he addressed might be especially praspecd IN hat
great aud brncieent nt agriculture which formed rs il
worr, common buud ut union between lie puss OF
esias whusr titles ran back 10 the time o the Norman
conquest, aud the humble labonr--between the nuhc
Who lived prineely towers, aud the n@ly tenant Of
the lh1iehrd roof which spreads beneath hoir shelter.
tAr Everett resumed his seat amidst /, I'D and prolonged
rhnrriHe)
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/ court oi monthly session, held or the county oi
tamp5e at the Courthouse thereof, Monday the 10th
day of October, Is L!
Mary .Nam> Edward ADAMS Folly Adams, George Webb
and Mildred his uife Pms,
against
lo' r idams aud .uo l.. adams, admrs. ai Re. Adans,
decd ana their rights Geo. Adams Christopher Adj
ans VI IN. j. Adams, Gen Adams, Andrew Adams, Saml.
houvirl, ami j. his wife, Robert Adams and Elizabeth
,dams, Paulet 1. Shh. and admir-. Of iiliam J.. Nd
ans deceased, Defts.
Is jHANCEGY.
The plaintiff this dav filed their bill and the exhibits
hrlcin referred to aud, their motion, Nm y Clement,
@ clerk 81 this Court assigned guardian Ia the infant de-
cndants, Robert Adams ard Elizabeth Adams, todeond them
M MS suit
The defendants, George adams, Christopher Adams, VIM
|. Adams, George Adams, Andrew Adams, Samuel Meri-.
viS and Mary his wife, Robert Adams and Elizabeth Ad
moi having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the art Assembly and the rules OF this Court and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not in
hdbtants OF this commonwealth II orlc cd That the said
Defendants do appear at Campbell Court house the 2nd
Monday in January next that being Court day and the
bill ot the Plaintiffs and that copy oil this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg, for two months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the court hpuc Of this county.
Cor-Ieste, :.
WM \. CLEMENT. elk.
oc'. II WIN
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M Sir.ch.r >e,si ner, IL ior eNhiin several oases
Of American b.r,Is nnes rriaftd i1f the Doflia Nh
scum. by Mr.. INIT.
S.ees.-The specimens Of ihes, were # FIST rate
quality. Mcssrs. iIubtsrd. Gatn,t < Ia. eNhlhlicd
some II their exr.licni plantation shocs Alr iidl (ate
Couk HID pndnced bot of very superb workman 5
shoes and hneans. made very -ltnug aad ihiilis.--
III these specimens were shh IS are never impaired
here. Alessrs ID. d. Franklin 4 Go. exhibited slec'-
Of their Ladies shss, ui tho m,si delicate shape
and finely finished, all ehnne nla.r these fae peel
mems must add great iorce 10 tie claims oi home INDUS
Try for support
Mrssrs. Morse aud Msday, exhibited aheau'iiul Rose
Nuod Piano. II their awn manufacture. the hnc Il
which was clear soft aud full This fine instrument
did the manufacturers gtfai credit, II Vas much al
miTed and the iaeI that II manufactured IN Rich
mond ecisioned aenea surF aud sometimes incrc-
duliiy. We learn from the gentlemen thai they have
inc, with good encouragement. bra'o, Richmond man
uiaciure
John Mcconnell. Dentist exhibited case If teeth,
sNcd plate aud with springs. nemarkable Tor the
ehaplcal skill aud ingenuity With which thry wefe n
ranged
Mr.. Denomn +. KEN eNhniled large show case Of
Surgical aud Dental Instruments. fashioned with skill
and OF exquisite polish. This now kind OF manu-
iactnre or city. Heretofore any thinp --ary
he done In tlc ne had b. utja,.- from the north and
OUT Surgeons have laetty oieu been put to great
Inconvenience. " csinuond AIf Kern 10 Their sup.
port aud enr, uragemoui. lis establishment Is GOV
ernors Sirtol.
Mr.. Cumbrrs,n Produced sumo Of the finest lcks
ever manufactured ans whetr Among them MS hls
ingenious and imiu snalle Bank Lock, which We some
time asa uurrd
Nj J ". Randolph exhibited superb Bank Bcohs,
iIom hs hn1try establishment
The auiclcs MANUFACTURED ia city, that were ~
hhed. eaisci great asanishmtni hy teir rAcellencc;
lHI thought manufacturers deserved severe re
pn,vali1 ~, contributing moro llofally 10 the exhbi
ton Were tIFs 10 trI rlplEllf into lhe natter and
send such article, tleY manufacture Ia be eNhb
ted display could be- m7lr hY Rirhmaad wbeh ~
stranger would think p>stle. We do hope they Will
ia tins At the neXi meeting
Fhe prospects of ,ha Se.c'y are ro1l. The scheme
of making IT STATE SrIsy SERIOUSLY entertained rs
Influential gentlemen W. advocate the step with much
enthusiasm L. the Ssiet, be encouraged be ii STATE
Of county. II viii POS hael dity aud an hundred fid
al ,he effort, and neaas bestowed upon II, Let the
motto b, 'petseftft
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sEiEs essReees AGAEsasfsY.

H..
~ Signed the charge Of the New iondon Acadel,, il,
The county oil HedofdN totaac fleet at the Termination
oi the present in December next the Trustees Of
the Academy have designated lhe Isl day OF November
lar The election OF successor. 1t is required that the
Professor OF this Institution be man Of euod moral
character, good Latin and Greek Scholar and tho
roughly Instructed In Mathematics, Natural and M5ral
Philosophy
The New London Academy having been in operation
for tie last fifty years. is well known throughout the
State the situation being within twenty mites ofthc Blue
mountain, Is unsurpassed flr health and beauty of oca
ton. The public stage passes the Academy every day
except SUNDAY; Thereby rendering communication Will
1t very convenient Tor parents at distance. and
elegant building has been recently erecicda comfort blc
hahltaon Tor the of the Professor. with all neressa-
fy eilre' and good garden we'll enclosed with lot o
ground contiguous 10 the csablis!uon--al of which i.
free from charge to thu Professor Applications by letter
post pat, addressed 10 the undersigned New Lon
don, VIII be duly attended 10.
GERARD ALEXANDER. President ofthn
New london Academy.
Oct. ID wiw
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT

SErrEaBrR 10. 1912.
h \ the petition OF Thomas Crouch, Richard Crouch
" and lessee Snrad, merchants and partners. trading
under the lyle and firm oi Crpuchcs s Snead OF the
Guy of Richmond; John J. Iyc. Peyton Johnston and
George w. l.yell, Apothrcares aud partners. ira
ding under the style and firm Of Iycll, Johnston &
l.yeII. Of the City OF Richmond; Gabriel Rals.on and
Archibald Peasants merchants and partners. under the
sye and lirm OF Rasion < pcasanis Samuel \. Bal
ley Of the town OF lynchlmr. Danlridge Crnmpcekcr
OF the .ynchburg; Josir Il. Abbott of the city
OF l.icn9nd, AMI Elijah Fletcher AMI Richard H. To
Ter, Of the tpwa OF LynchbnrT. in the State Of mia
.2gGins' : Petition in Bankruptcy
James Doan, Andrew kcnnicr and Thomas II.
foWles. merchants and partners under the sly lie and firm
al Dolan kennler \ Co.. OF the town Of Lynchburg.
On reading the petition aoftsaid 1t is ordered by the
Court that notice lhcrco be given the said James
D51n. Andrew kenalcraad Thomas H. Towcs person
ally. by delivering them each copy thereof if they be
found within tue District. or By leaving copy thereof
at their known usual places Of residence within the
District. at least twenty days before the 18th day of
November next. when a hearing will he had upon the
said petition at the United States Court room in the
City ct Rchmond within the said District and ais
that notice thereof be published in tho newspaper accord
NJ the I'D and 2iih rules of Court that I'll persons
interested may appear at the said time and place and
show cause. if any they have, why the said petition
should not be granted
\ copy--Tes'c.
HENRY GIBSON, Clk
Oct. ID wow
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a3oetieat.


ARoaaGY rom GAZING ar Tux BELL
- Or ANsRBlRG.
NouSht 81 reacncss is sheeIdt thou detect
4 The fond gaze which vii, linger on thee;
wAea sas managing soul bows rsplete with respect,
The DDS qainns eve must agree.
For Il turns the heart does. and there viii abide
Wherever It's rhafner Is found
But. missing it. single reIacshmen, andpride,
Il secs but a desert around
As The i:rc, which IN sowint ,oleanees IS reni'
Gains an cutie, above in the skyi
So the dame Of the love-sindlca bsson hfds vent,
And is Known by the light Of the eye
As the magnctized needle still ioossto its role,
Through whatever far region !, stray
So the ihcush-spcaking glance Of the worshirpns soul
Seeks It's idol whenever i; ma,
Oh IL Heaven, ,ha, adapted this hnsom 10 feel
The attraction Thy graees imiaft,
Would prcpi,iously list to my craving appeal,
And indulee the Crit wish Of my hcar'
Then nv cho,ee should be ,'At,hy ale to attend
.lhroash the VARYING paihws, Of life,
se .,rseil fly least ni4l,-fensy cherish -deiend-
Ira eAai,ingly call thee-ny
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Cd u &c "a ID a - 4, i.

rHNlE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving from the
u Northern Cities. large assortment Of Goods in his
Inc Of business, selected with great care by himself,
To which he would respectfully invite the attention OF
the public In his assortment will be found many rare
and beautiful + A y Cl G o o ID
which he Is able 10 offer at low prices. viz: Ladies' Drcs
sing Gases. Fancy Boxes, Fancy Soaps. Hair Oils
Farina Cologne, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, Accor
dams Segar Cases, Chess men, Backgammon Boards
Drafts men, lolin Strings Sc, sc.
lie has taken unusual care to select good assortment
o(bcaatiIu Toys, many Of them entirely new. His
took o! Confectionery is large and of excellent quality
He would mention his French and Havana PRE
SERIES, Preserved Ginger, French and Italian
Candies, Brandy Fruits. such rs Pears. Peaches. Ap-
pcots, Chrrics, PrueHrs. Rein Claude. Grapes. StrIw
berries. and Cmraats Also, large assortment of soi
she'll Almonds. Filberls, VI auuls Cream Nuts. Pea
Nuts. Cocoa Nuts. Raisns, Currents. Cron. Sc. Sc.
lie is manufacturing Candies of The best quality
which he is enabled to offer TO merchants on as guot
terms article of the quality he purchaSoc
in the N5rihcn Cities. All lovers OF COOP SE
car S are invited to call; his stock of Principe anc
Havana, they may be assured, that they will find
very superior article. Grateful for the liberal paronan,
heretofore extended him, he would respectful,
solicit continuance of the same. determined eifur
shall be spared ON his part to merit it,
GEO. w. YANCEY.
September IL Is
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Oct. 10

j Court held Tor Halifax county, the Court -holsc
a thereof on Monday, the 22d dav OF August. 1912:
Arms,ead Owen, Jesse HALEY and Tempe his wife, John
RaeSs aud Frances his wife, Haley Shaw and Caroline
his wife John II. WYATT and Pamela his wife. Thomas
Compton and Mary Jane his ifc, and sally Owen,
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Elizahath Owen, John Owen and Staples Owen, and
Luther H. Tucker, Defendants
IN Cu,NCERy.
The Defendants, Josiah Owen, Staples Owen, and
John Owen, no; having entered their appear and ap-
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants
oth commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said defen-
dans Josiah Owen, Staples Owen and John Owen do APP
pear here on the fourth Monday November and
swcr the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
der be forthwith inserted in Of the newspapers printed
the town OF I,ncbug for two months elv and
posted Al the Front door of the courthouse of SAID county
ON some court-day
Copy-Icste,
WM HOLT, elk,
Oct. J Vim
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LAW iNNEtSgi.

z HAVE taken my son JOHN r. GARLAND int,
4 partnership with me in the PRACTICE OF LAW
We will regularly practise in the Courts OF Campbell
Amherst, Bedlrd, Nelson. the Corporation Of lynch
ourg. and the Superior Court Of Buckius ham, Pfomr
attention VIII be given 10 all business entrusted to
management. Address, J. \ j. Il. GARLAND, Lapch
burg. jnginid
shall continue to attend the Court Of Appeals.
J. GARLAND.
Sept % Is
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1'E,5 GELS! Pa gGsls!

/ AZ i. Just received supply ol'thc LIVINGSTON
y b. COUNTY Pi.OUGliS, to which was awarded
the ilrS premium Al the great Agricultural Fair. held
ast Fall Al Syracuse, New York. For particulars we
rei'f To certificates and haalbs in our p,s,csson-
liaaters AL Farmers invited to call and cxanine
them
jGar Is WIN,
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IHilS INSTITUTION will receive on deposit AZ,
sums Of money current III Virginia. il not less in
mould than sedoars and will certificates therefor
signed by the President Treasurer and Secretary bind
ING fully all the Stock, Funds and Property Of the In
stitution for the payment thereof when demanded npo
ten days notice, with interest thereon from the date there
oil at the rate u three per cen;um per anHm, for such
MAY be demanded within four manlls and l0r per cen
tu' per annnin upon such SHAH have remained f1ul
and not exceeding six months. and ye per cenium pei
ahnnn for a longer period than six months.
AMMON HANCOCK. President,
PAUL &. BOW1.ES. Secretary
HENRY b. RICHARDS. Treasure
DIRECTORS.
JouN C.SiIAcKLEFogp, THos. o. AGREE,
ArG. IEfrwIcn, JonN II. Tyre
Dawn p REESE, SAM. w. SHELTON
PLEASANT LAgBy .]oHs kISNIER
NOyD ifm-wtl9N
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X,l'IISE &NfC.
September IL

ERI virtue Of decd OF trust executed 10 the suhscri
ID Der. by lleury Hall and Caharinc his wife to
debt therein mentioned. bearing date the lnh
Of December lSi0, aud record a Inc Musings
Court Of the town of i.ynchbul, a.H Il, at public
auction, the premises, fl'r r.. y, The Sd
Of November next. a H0ISE .i.N3 HNi N ninth
street, and Federal Hill adjoining the ..#sa, Of
Of Mr.. Isaac Adams will convey only sue s..a a-
is vested in me by the aforesaid trust deed.
JNO. EARLY, Tmsiro.
Oct l5N
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Sheriff. .S4gP.

Ma + will sell, for cash. at Buckingham Courthouse
w on the second Monday in November next
Chat icing coust day,) about 100 LIKELY Ne
GROES, tor the purpos, of satisfying executions
Persons losny al distance who wish TO purchase ne
gr1s are earnestly requested TO attend the sale which
VIII Continue from day to day til completed.
tHARLES;,. CHRISTIAN,
WILLIAM NJ. IoSELEf.
Bfp"iirafi' Renbca Q. p,aicson. S y, e.
BrfktRcHAN. Oct Tin