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THRUST SALE-rursuant Deed oi Trust executed TO The
subscriber by Herbert Anderson bearing date the Oh day OF
November lsil in the Clerks office Caroline
County Cont, he will, Monday ID" 2h day of Srprilr
that being Caroline County Cont day. the owned
and occupied said licf.-it Anderson, the Bowl'n.
Green, proceed SELL cash. the highest bidder, al hb
county Caroline iy lands of ,en Dcknsu
Levi, George John j. Turner Thomas C. Clayton ard olrf
hundred aud less On which
land good dwelling house and outorses Also
another Tract of nnd situated and lying in sad rry 81
Caroline, known 10y The If the Bowling Green I1rc
containing 30 acres, less bounded by Ill. lands o; set
Saunders, Voolfolk and others This latter tract, situated a.
acrni To tie uriulse has upon II large and comn",
good repair furnished w all convenient oi onrs,
stables, and ohrr which Icnd :cf
e>iauc and place, " III Ia
ui all the Furniture hroncns 10 The said tavern, and lie In
lowing slaves. Nary AID riLrtn, Mall. a and III Ff
eanal, lntS, Julius Caroline, Chae, Smnn Etta HiHiam
and JULIA, all I'll wi, believed ir likely saEcs such
TILE only vested in the subscriber Ml be- 'nhyel. H. the
purchasers. :. {. SCOTT, iri>'te.
Bowling Green, August Q, lsia. 27-u
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IN Special Session Of the Cir
Superior Court of Law and Chanery held for Chester
field county, the l9th July 1912:
Ip!tauah Macinder r Administrator Of Jain Eai nond de-
CEASED, William T. J"uson William NacrnGcr, Frederick
Moore Executor Of William Dunna.a., deceased Francis H.
Chra'ham and silaI Gatam, John H. Fore Joseph A. Crooks
and Samuel Drake guardian Of George H. aud Doanad H.
Moody, Plaintiff.
against
Ann Adams, widow and late ADMINISTRATIVE Of Wm Adams,
deceased, Mary Ann, Thomas James Judith Cahanc and WI
Cornelius Adams Leonard Snnaly, Sheriff and Admins
tralo de bonis Of William Adams deCi Defendants:
moian of the plaintiffs, Parke Pondexcr is assigned
defend the defendants this and lie filed
then behalf Wrcupon, this came on 10 be
heard the hill taken for confessed the adult defendants,
the Of the said infant defendants snndrs exhibits and
judge. order and decree. that OF it, Commissioners do take
of the personal estate If William Adams DECEASED,
and the administration Thereof, both by the Defendants Ann
Adams, the original Administrative, and Leonard Nunbaiy, tir
Administrator de- bon account also oil lhe hu i
Albums real estate, that the defendant Ann Adams ana
children, his widow aud heirs, showing tir state OF t
title Of SAID Land aud whether acquired by the said Adams IN
his life his said widow ard heirs such slEcc MS ratn
with the which snciit may have iten derived anu
paid, and By whom, aud much now e IN arrra
and unpaid also debts nf all KINDS OF the sam
Adams Estate, nusardin. and unpaid, distinguishing se
due by specially wiring, signed 10y lie hlcstar, HoI
those due 10y Otherwise AID naming ~ esprca
u hind heirs terms inn these Eot 80
finding them: and that for at ,upose he con,oke The crrG
said estate before him. with eir proofs iy notice, to he
published nj least tnlr Of The Kcmthd news
apers. And the said Commissioner ordered In report snrh
accounts here with special statement of such matters rs lie
miay deem pertinent of the Parties may require
CUPy-Testr,
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VALUABLE LAND FOR Shi.E-iy Farm, containing GIG
lyn. the RnIdan ei.h mites from Orange
Court house and tvs- from Is for safe II q
reduced price Fur farther particulars, 'y 10 me, tIfby letter,
post paid AZ Orange Court house, Virginia
JAMES l.. COLEMAN
In. Ii If
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.1OTCt-Wr shall stop running Sc"ts,ic Eoa, from
" and tn e; July The CONNECTION with the Stlnnn
Stages and Scosvic, viii sill. be kept mp Pas
sensers Staulon, leaving in Lynchhnr. Boat
which Monday Wednesday and Friday at
a., will arrive In the hour those
per Railroad. BOYD, EDMOND & DaSEAfuhi.
I.I, l6-tf
HrOTrE-;r JOHN WOODY ARD-Sr You will pisase take
~ have filed petition in the Circnit Superior
Court and cbanc.y for HARRISON Virginia, To get ~
veicc you, which will be tried al tile
October of said Court. - -
Juiv 81 33-2m
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r AW SCHOOL AND MOOT COURT propose 10 under.
II instruction of Law Glass and the management of
Conn., If ky the 1T of Ochcr sufficient class shall he
formed to Justify expense aud labor Of Of lectures
The commence nn the l OF October, and end
on the Isl If May, so, half in advance. No
charge for fuel lights stationery, use ~ books The
Lectures will be delivered ulicr where good law
and miscellaneous library Will be the of the class
The Court will he held week. and viii, by turns.
opened a Comfy Court, Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery District and Circuit Court of the L. =. General
Count uni Cont o Appea!s-Aad The pupils VIII successfully
>-riF Clerks Iurors and Judges as well ~ Lawyers
and conduct The different Courts
gentlemen dsre 10 join the class viii leave their
names my Office on Ma'a street. . 49, =.
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RIO PLANTERS AND MERCHANrs.-Thr rates Of Trans
L porann Prtc,>hur. and Greensvin and Roanoke
Railroad from CASTOR Pete rsurr have been reduced fol
luwS
on To,acco in hossheads per gross
weight.
on Manufactured Tobacco - per box, and 40 cents
per ke.
On Flour, TO 90 cents per barrel.
II. ID. ElRD, President.
Petersburg, Aug. 3D. l2i2.
n B-obaccn intended far Richmond will be received by the
Agent the Richmond and PctrTshuf. Railroad Company and
forwarded Richmond 81 - Der hd ncludins dayase in
pricrshnr:.)
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STIINAY ACADEMY Charlottesville, Ta.-Ihc slAih
lf1 of this Academy VIII The 1T uf Srptul
her, aud the Isl q" jGly Notwithstanding TIE
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The sud,> viii embrace the following branches:
English Grammar, Arithmetic Gcon Apply guI Egs! tCmpo
thorough aud ui .ii!em ;c-CEc
misty Natural Philosophy -Iugsh History, T,tbnnk,
ume England and TIE Latin aud t;trrS Languages and Lite
We have pIovdrti Philosophical and Chemical ApS7
rauS; and whenever rqnr lnsirre, b. experiments,
these sciences, Chemistry ana Natural Ph,' snpiiy.l
The object ul Academy qualify The Student To enter
any University College the United States iii Inn Tor
tie various pursuits of after life
For the aboveb except Chemistry
Philosophy for additional charge OF
dollars is rruuirrd) SD
For board including every thing, 10
CHARLES SLAUGHTER
ALEXANDER DUKE
Charlottesville, Va AUG. 5, 1912.
Mrs DR.. Slaughter with whom the subscriber resides pre-
pared 10 Accommodate IL U 2G boardrrs.
CHARLES SLAUGHTER
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New-York tribune., 1842-03-22
near IT,

n-higlr., conc.
Acknowledgements
enarns ioraaon-rarey :ourd above the do,ted linz
l-e,e.rpayn Of volcanic ,1s. &c. y " Of ca,a,l:a
r--town oi Cnana
t-pnin Of C4tinia
h-linc,tonc platform OF III newer f9ceAe, iron y hic
,i,r supposed 10 l- taks.
m-i La Mot,a d' tatt!.ii-
From. thee facts you may get some idea Of the
slow manner in when the la7a current goes on at
tle rate Of u yard an hoQr 70. days. months and
sometime, for ycars.
itis=ycry generally conceded TIA, The origin OF.
the clusrn on the SIDE o: The coae-tae Val del
Bo.e-~as in tti.. subsistence OF the ground .or
sofnc 5000 feet " nave an example 81 no7er.
remote reriod wIer the Dutch possessed the Isl
and Of JAVA, OF :, .uliiar sinking down in t1e''o-
cano rapandnYang-but little before the com
.Dencernc.t o: the nineteenth century. \ >Pas..
Of ground some fifteen miles long and SIX or seven
vide gave way during an earthquake, and buried
forty villages; and on. part OF the volcano fell in
after another, untsl Papandayang lost 1000 of Il
night. l.le=raass engulphed was larger thar We
need suppose was swallowed in order 10 produce
the Val del Bovcz0I the East side OF .ftua There
arc ;yvo mountains mentioned BY PEay, and since
his TINE the chasm between them mas been nearly
filed b. the deIugcs Of lava.
decomposition Of all ;ile lavas i-ftra, from
nc Oldest TO the most modern, Is snguiarly
homogeneous. hat Of me modern eruptions o:
1911 and 1919 saen analysed was found to
sist OF the dark mineral augi,e. aad o; kind OF
tedspa called Labr,4dori;.. |. has large guam
titics ofiron some Of which / titaniierous The
most ancient lavas Of which thousands OF sheets
are found, consi-, q; nearly the same materials.
AZ those points where We can arthe-t into the
Internal structure CT the Mountain. inc! tina,
i constituted q; successive beds-oi laYa and
riae-witt large quantities OF augi,e and eldspaf
which haze a granite tracture 4 ne 90 farther
dowfi.,se find o rock which are still more
rslnt:terous they rot diyded :..to strata,
do they agree with the volcanic rocks we thus
reach The Plut01tc rocks, and must endenyor 70
make you familiar win the technical term. Vol
canic rocks arc frequently porous because ;heyag
found near the surface and ne Discharges OF their
ases causes pores IN them as N Inc Sag Of iron
iaf Thuycicidea, Ecok IlI..Sec. 1l6
III This passage Uav De found IN the ls Py:.an Ote 81
Pnda-, big innlng
Neveea poe..7E; -A-oa2o-
yos szto-Aa.cu0y
Zry:.s.Y M0tcd, e-sc.o. < -.
beautiful, With the sonclCt.ag Ines Of Dec. Y.
4 'osea,sa epyex;:
N.esece A.-:a, -G,.-.s
News s}ca9 -,:7Ya,
aaa Is coa:.2ed ;ae se~ea succeeding verse
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

=se iaaiilsr .5arlod c,.l.s,F;ne Po~t-PGoceae PC
riod.as beng -e.e.re:.t To the Piioceae. TINS
al The shells are me existing species. Is for
nation na@ been sufficiently protrac;ed . ad.rli.
te=elaboratio, OF -eri-- oi -olcs4tlir n1ove
=Tleat> ne localijv winch MI select this
Ming IS iou,: --Es.tg.;-tor ma, 7olcano res.z O.
strata in which al the shells and coris appear 10
e Identical win those found n .ile ueisIIbor-
ns seas.
NorxT TIA
The hight OF Ina i nearly !l.000 iees Il
well described! By the aacientS. Il i divided
into three di-iiac; called TIE tertiis the
good y, and the dsSer: resion-ZTtle loves, he
fertile rlos; beautiful ;er ri:ory embracing he
delightful COUNTRY around he skirts OF the NOUN
tain.-lt i we=c.ltiya:.d co@ar.-l v tn groves.
olives, vines lemon AID ether fruit tres.
and is derseg Inhabited. When vou pass above
this. (and its extent may DE- Judged when say that
the base OF the mountain Is ninety niles in circUnl
terence,) you come 20 The woody region n thick
forest o. chestnut OAK. and pine trees growing
npon iavas OF different dates: and a. Yoc 60 !Ighe.
you occasionally find groves Of OAK and beech
This region * rendered extremely beautiful 5y the
great number o, minor cones or small volcanoes
ike the Pay de Iartaret. which haze broken out
a:4difcreai periods on one side of The mountain
>a!ne OF these are -four or FIVE hundred feet nigl.
and one o: them. Monte Niaardo Is seven thoc-
sand fee: high. There are few objects in Nature
more beautiful than THIS multitude OF minor cones
that have broken Out and covered the trees Of this
woody region This zone * Two i've and in soa!c
places SIX miles WIDE and whea Al is upper lin
lis you are about FIVE thousand Zee; above IN, level
Of the sea. From ;hezup2cr confines of this torcs;
region. in 1929. I took sketch Of the scene
al,Jyy,. ,I,.,.ii,r71 m flr1t,r The c:tS,r-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22
4 ; 5 OCI, ITO X :.
Or, P.inci pies OF Trae o.r,,,-,.;o-,.s

y, Isii Gal'a9a .sr ben r4,eip,l ~ ~ l4-....
iss9c,ai9n n orset y lay ttsie Pctsc PIE. b, @
It's edii0rsti2 sf ertirs!2 Rt,.ac from ia! II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

Aotela 55e-!i; -3-0'Fl-
yos ec.to-AascY0v
Zvy;lt.Y M0ied, s-sc.0., < :.
The DESCRIPTION OF Tina. the whole OF w!ch extremely
beautiful commences With tae .onclCd.sg nes Of Dev
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III I.L RIA.E
IMPORTANT WORK.


ho,p m press, and tsiH shortly be published a
Dictionary Of .4rts, Manufactures and Mines
by .4ndre0 IRE, VI. D., f. r. S., &C., illus
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nr. Smith knew a child that was cured Of
fits 10y these LozeuZes, after three Years suffering
and wRen nothing else would give hor tEe least
ree. lie has used them in has practice for the
last two Years in several huuired cases, aud al
ways with success-A boy on bolId OF one OF
the N. 0. packets was cured olats by only one
dose tdem.
Mr. Fusom Of Spring street, cu;ei three Of
his childien OF worms by only oGe box.
Captain Griffin cured his chill years Old, by
only three doses; she mad boon gwen up by the
physicians as in3urabiG, aud was fast wasting
away, beng almost reduced to skeleton. The
doctors could not tel what allied the child, aud
I the father, in reading the symptoms OF woims,
| thought possibly they might be cause Of all the
difficulty, and consequently applied to DR.. Hull,
who gave her a box OF his W orm Lozeuges; at-
! ter the first dose the child ran 10 her father,
| frightened at the large quantity Of worms that
came icJm her. She IS now as well and as hear
! ty as any Chid,and no DOUBT has beeu saved rom
an early grave by only three doses Of these Lo-
| acuges
Mr. W. IIopcwel, East Broadway gave
| them to his chdd ana they brought away worms
| by hJnjpdeds.
Parents should always keep these Lozenges in
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worms. Children will take them as readily as
| the most delicious sugar candy. Price, % cents
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LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
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MulIS Worm EOZnmgcs.

Tr1RONED in more than 10000 cases to be in
SIX lallibe, the only certain Worm-destroyin.
Medicine use, and are the greatest discovery
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMs Pain in the Joints and
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ding of the teeth during sleep, and at times
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oodp, sense Of something rising in the throat, |
itching Of the anus towards night, frequent |
iesire TO pass something from the bowels, aud |
omstilneS discharges ofslime and mqcu'.