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NEW MUSIC.-Just received the following pieces
" of new music at he old established store, third
door east of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
His name with beautiful vgnette
Bonnie Bessie Green !"
The morning ring, ballad
o. were but thing of light.
Lochlin and Eveline, ballad
The gipsey's tent words by Miss E. Cook
Merrly, merriy, sounds the horn
The Polish maiden's farewell
I'm merry hearted aid
The aurora watzes by Lahitzki.
Phillipa wazes by J. X Cpl.
The garland watzes; by an amateur
The Wavery's Scottish dances
March d Amazones by c. Grobe.
will return to thee Duet arranged for the eunat
byF. Weland ap 20
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" HATMAN'S,. DRAWING PAPERS, &c.
w Whatmans Drawing Papers of various sizes
Bristol Boards, assorted sizes
Drawing Pencils, Sable and Camels Hair Brushes
Rhoads & Sons superior English Coors, in boxes
Of from one to four rows.
Large boxes of Coors with complete assortment SO
colors, brushes, pallets, &C. for sale by
WIN. F. BAYLY,
Agent for J. X. Herrick
Pennsylvania Av. between 18th and 18th s,,eets
nov 25
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Sole agents for the District, doors east of Gadsbys
April 5--3t.
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BERNARD HOOE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL AGENT.
TAVlNG removed from Alexandria, ID. c. to
IL this CITY, has opened an Office on l.2 street,
one door north from Pennsylvania avenue, and offers
his services to the public.
He will undertake the prosecution and manage.
ment of all claims before Congress, and the several
public departments and offices of the Government
claims arising under treaties tie procuring of patent
rights, and patents for land from the Patent and Ge-
neral Land Offices; and he will attend to all claims
for revolutionary, invalid, or other pensions, and to
all other business to be transacted in the District OF
Columbia, requiring the services Of an attorney or
agent
Persons residing at dis ance, who may not find it
convenient to visit w ashington, address him by
letter postage paid and may be assured that all bust
intrused to him shall receive the most prompt
and faithful attention.
WAsHINGToN CRY, d. c., March %.
mar d eO lm&W2m
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April 26-tf
M CUNT HOLLY IN. JERSEY SEMINARY

MI OUNI HOLLY N. JERSEY SEMINARY -
lvl The peculiar advantages of this Institution are
First. The healthfulness of its location. Second.
There are two Principals who devcte their time and
attention exclusively TO teaching Third. The pupils
form part of the family. Fourth They are not
permitted to associate Unfortunately with other
boys to leave the grounds any time either for
bathing, skating walks for recreation, unless ac-
companed by one of the Principals. The year is d.
vided into two sessions of twenty-five weeks each
the one commencing on the first Monday in May
the other on the first Monday in November. Parti-
cular inquiries may be made Of the following gentle
men, all of whom have patronised the Seminary, or
are referred to by express permission
Chancellor Frelinghuysen, Rev. DIR. NcElroy, Me-
dad Plat, ana John Palmer, Esq of New York
Rev. DR.. Mcdowell, Rev +. r. Farchild, Mat
thew Newkrk, James Gowen, Erskne Hazard, Jas.
Orne, Jacob Painter Joseph Kerr, James Hunt, Tho
mas Bradford Alexander Fullerton, Charles Chaun-
cey, Lewis G. Levin, and Joseph r. Chandler, Esqrs.
Philadelphia.
Gov. Vroom, Hon. Carrot d. WALL Judge Dayton,
and Samuel Hamilton, Esq. Rev Drs Alexander and
Miler-Professors Dod Henry and McLean-Judge
Hornblower, VIM b. Kinney, J. j. Blair and George
w. Smyth, Esqrs.-New Jersey.
Rev. r. J. Breckenridge, and A. Boggs, Esquire
Baltimore.
Rev. c. Van Rensselaer,, and James Eakn, Esd.
Washington City
april 80 PLOTTS s BROWN.
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DIR. Il. g. ENANo'S VEGETABLE AN
TI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.

II-D I SFEF 10 FTLTS,
CtELEBRA TED for The cure Of Dyspepsia, Choc,
~ Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, &c. &c
These p lis have been used by the proprietor, in his
practice for number of years, with the happest
cess-they possess mild caharc property and act
as powerful nc-ihey neutralize the acid on the
stomach, the Appetite and restore health
They do not contain particle of MERCURY in
any FORM nor do they produce sickness of stomach as
most medicines do .
For sale by
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NILE or E.E.I'Il&.

VA III he offered for sale ia The town of Bent Creek
W 10 the highest bidder, on and years credit
IN tho 2Nth DAY lJuly next two tracts of land lying
IN the county al Bncklgham containing 1000 acres
near SpcarS's mountain aduining the lands of Spiders
estate aud the estate OF David Kyle and others. and for
mery part OF the estate ofoseph {. Mcgglnson decd
lhe other tract Of 9lo \ odd Welchs Creek lad
joining the land al Marun Bryant John Hershey and
others; each act within four miles of James River and
well tmbcrcd wtha valuable native growth of oak pine
and poplar part n each tract good tobacco land. The
sale will positively be made the day above named
unless prevented by uccmcncv Of weather. in that case
the next tar day These lands will be sold in con-
iormity a decree Of the Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry he i Tor the County of Buckingham al its
lss, term in suit in Chancory, wherein Edward b.
Cabcll, Bcuamn W. 5. Cabell and others. heirs and
deylsccs of Joseph Caboll. decreased are plaintiffs,
eain,l Charles iancoy, admr. with the Will annexed
81 Joseph Cabell. deceased. defendant.
CHARLES NANCFY.
June % 4w
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TRUSTEE,SN.fLE.

10y VIRTUE Of a Deed Of Trust executed hy Or
- non '. Layne TO the undersigned. and recorded
IN the Clerks Office OF the county of Campbell. shall
proceed to sell, al the Dwelling house Of the said Iayne
IN this county, on Tuesday the 12h day of July next
all his household and kitchen furniture three horses one
carrya the stock ofhogs and sheep and the following
negroes, to wit Nancy and her three children Andcr
son, Otey and Bob.
1erms-For all sums under $50. cash and for all
sums over $50, credit of90 days will be given-and
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed will be required
The title to the above property is believed to be good
but the undersigned acting trustee. will only convey
such title as is vested in him az such
CHARLES ANTHONY, Trustee.
June ~ u2 Jy
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

FHNIllS medicine s the only that has come before
4 the public for the rclicofmuhers and is designed
r them, and them only. 1t is not cure for all com
,ans, but for the designed; and the testimonials IN
lis favor being 50 strong. we recommend 1t as valna
BILE medicine. pamphlet accompanies each bottle,
with full description of its peculiar virtues For sale
by DlNkLE & RI MBOCGH.
MAY % wis
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Mr.. Doison. from Tennessee. aud Mrs. Hale
from New Orleans, Were on Sunday, the ooh ultimo.
crushed 10 death few miles from Mills Point. KEN
lucky They were riding IN wagon loadrd with to
hacco. The wagon upset and heav, bogshead oft
bacco rolled upon the doomed pair and Killed them both
Instantly.
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\ THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of irrina
JUNE a. 1872
ISAAC WADE, ir of thecounty of Bedford having Fl
lied apeiton praying that he may be declared bank
rup Ii rs ordered that all persons claiming obe creditors
OF the SAID Isaac ado r show the court on the
2olh day of july next why the said Isaac Wade IT, be
not declared bankrupt pursuant to the act of Con
grss IN that behalf and that copy of this order be
published in the newspapers according to the 22d and
9th rules of court.
Copy--Tese.
HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
juno 90 WY
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INDIAN TROUBLES rErEHs ~ TIL tnrHoEEE
NArlos-We learn from Van Buren,. AK. that s,me
difficulty had occurred between different PARTIES OF the
Cherokee patton growing uuf Of cuds which separated
the tribe few years ago. \ faeu named Foreman VAS
killed. Il appear. that man named Stand Waite anu
his brother were Eugland's emcery When Nj. Fore
and same OF his friends eamc in Seeing bottle ct
Iuor standing the counter. Ar Foreman sad" huse
lqucr!'' Mine replied Matte "help YOURSELF For
mar" and Walc filed ther glasses. Foreman prnPos
I'D the following I've drank bt them alaast llrrc :
that YOU aud may live forever Sup SAYS Waite.
al want seine explanation first. Il is currently rrrred
and believed that YOU murdered my brother and uuclr
and assisted in numbering my cousin. tud man Ridge.
his aud Boudinot) aud that you carving arms
10 kill az. - "Say II Yourself said Eatea8u with 4
significant toss Of the head Waite then threw glass
into Fonmas's face. and Foreman struck Nauc V,t,
loadc,i whip. \ scullls ensued. and Foreman stepped
forward To pick up hoard with which 10 sfhc Waite,
when Matte drew his knilc aud stabbed him IN the back
Foreman round the corner of the hpuse and Waite
fired pistol at him wihouietlect FnreuaneNcaimcd.
you have not done 1t yet bai immediate, after II
aud expired.
Great excitement prevails oh this subject IN and ont
Of the Nation aud many lives Will hr iuUiie bcpro il
Is finally settled. Foreman WAS much the larger man
Of the two. aud deserved Ia die long ag1 lar his demon
like assassination o some ii The best that lived
in the CHEROKEE Nation.
VI Is SAID that Foreman Vas ono et tho lnon "a ho as
sisted In the assassination u oil man im4e. (e chief
Of the treaty pauy.) his son. aud B,udino,.
The sifray happcu~ in Benton county. about fifteen
twenty yards from the hue. l}eatics prairie
SiSieg.ou friend ol Fprnman's who vas shol Ia the
same place, Is not vet dead.
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39oettcal.
ron THn stR,5lNtAN.


rO MISS l.. Lie.
Icoald not tell thee il | would,
How dear thoa art 10 me
For love is measured not by words
The love bear 10 thes
hear with pleasure many name
IfaN hath stronger spell;
IT'S iink'd with all the hopes and JOYS
Which in my bosom dwell.
There's many voice love 10 hear
Ring IN gladstone tone.
But thine is sweeter far, and hath
musio all its own;
4, chsrssd me- VIXEN the hasd 81 care
Law heavy m, hfowa-
would 'tw ere than fancy 5 dream,
That can hear il
love 10 press the proiie,d hand
OF many a CHERISHED friend
For much of love and sympathy
In such greeting blend.
Bu, more love to clasp tbine own,
A. have often done,
And think Of that expected time
Nh.n ", shall both he nie
A thousand Objects clam NV love,
And each one shares part
But, neat to heaven, give Ia thee
The fullneS. Of my hean;
For thee 1t pours 1t, treasure iprh
In one deep flowing stream
of stronger and oi pursr love
Tn, fancy could mol dream. j
Pleasant Rang, .i,us n. 1872.
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ROBERT TINSLEN, {
CoMMisstoNER's OrfiCE.

Amherst Court House 18th June, 1872 :
The parties in the foregoing order arc hereby mott
fed thai have appointed the LIST day of August next
to commence the examination of the accounts aareoahly
10 the above order at my office. at Amherst Court
house, where they ordered to attend at the hour Of
ten O'Clock in the morning, with their evidence ac
counts office papers &c prepared ior examination and
settlement.
They farther notified that the Plaintiffs ill., ON said
day and place. take depostons of sundry persons To
read IN the said case aud if taken on the first day.
will be continued from day To day till finished.
JAMES u. GARLAND Comm'r
June 20 v1n
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MENlC0.-A lcltcf from Malamoras. dated juno .
published IN ia. New Orleans Bncliu. sialeS that Gen.
At'ssa, conmaudng thu Northern Army ol McAicu, had
tesgncd-no doubt Of the d,spalc acts o the
government. His IS Gen sldrp Rsrcs man
said 10 he ncnmpclcn, 10 the station. The Mexican
Army ii the North consists oi 5000 men scattered over
rniuy villages that Texas has very lte Ia fear from
INVASION
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There are ON the shores Of .akc Huron the most cy
tensve beds oi copper which have ever been found IN
the world. They have hocn wrought until NOW
couple OF iankees set up rough establishment FOR
smelling the ore last yesr. and The first proceeds OF their
labor appeared in market last week in three ons Of til
shaped pigs.
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June 20
UHjfi. II. TisnSsUiI.

nj LAW,
INTENDING To devote his Time exclusively IN his
Il profession, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF the Counties Of Pnlsylyania AMI franklin
and the Superior Courts Of Henry and Patrick Aa
dress-Piitsy lvania c. llo. Va.
June ~ -.
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Isl HI LOk, 81 'nsaN &c y +,
.E.HRIEEsS1 TO-, va.

SeNcellsHi watering place snow ready for the
ception Of visitors. Theyaluabe prupcrosofits wa
tes havcbcea oa long known toreure any description
fresh praise aadnaddon choice cla ybesie fountain
has recently heea discovered, about fifty yards above the
sulphur Spring the waters of which exactly like
those of the Bullne Ridge in Nelson county. These
admirable Springs thus contiguous. render this place the
most desirable Tor yLoudInarans OF any in this
ton OF Virginia; and 10 those who wish 10 spend in
delightful rccreatons. IL offers superior attractions The
ali Is pure and healthy The adjacent streams are sor-
ed with trout and other fish the forests abound in game
and the ncghbering mountains unequalled IN sublime
and beautiful scenery. while from their SUBMITS which
are easily attalned,) the views, in extent and mag
nlfcence, are beyond description. Tho Springs are
oil easy access all sides, and but four or five hours
nde from lynchburg the new Turnpike.
rom long experience in the business the subscriber
ilalies himself that he Will be able make every thing
agreeable tohs visitors, and shall he wanting
10 render their stay IN every respect satisfactory.
Board per week, 81 90
. day %
Man and Horse per day IS
Horse per week 90
Children and Servants half price.
WIN. H. KNIGHT.
june Is 2m
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"A Nopy-lest'.
ROBERT TINSIFY, OK.
CoMMIssIoNEn'S OFFICE. ,

Amherst CT. House, June LIST, 1912. s
The parties interested will take notice that have a
pointed The LIST day of August next the
counts mentioned in the foregoing order, which day,
at III oclokc IN the morning. they requested to at
tend al my Office with their accounts vouchers and cop
les OF Court papers prepared for examination and settle
mcnt RIO. NJ. BROWN, Special Commissioner.
.unc27 win
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VtllE Undersigned a, the request cl all the parties
concerned have met at Amherst Court House, on
the 10Th day oi February s2, and have considered OF
the various matters in controversy between Mr.. Wi
hins Watson and Robert Coleman and james I. Cole
man as also Of the difficulty growing out Ui IT, involving
Mr. James T.. Horner Mr. Edmund {. M0ore ani Mr..
William H. Watson We satisfied thai the iinprcs
sons of Mr. Wilkins Watson that he has heeninured by
the Mr. Colemans or either OF them wholly without
foundation < we are also satisfied that the conduct Of the
other parties toward each other has grown out Of
conception estirey We also satisfied that grounds
whatever exist for charge Of dsonur against any of
the parties and consequently are Of opinion. and. un
Outstanding from all concerned that that they would
scupulousy abide by ahd conform 10 hat opinion, de
eide that there exists ground for controversy beu zen
them. and that they and each Of them should stand
stored to- aud should practice, the friendly relations
which belong gentlemen. and that any further resort
violence or eproach would be reprchensbe IN every
degree. s. CLAIBORNE,
e. DABNEY.
c. l.. MOSBY.
SAM'L. NJ. GARLAND,
J. PETriJOllN,
5. WOODROOF.
shall take no further notice of the subject referred to
III the above arbitration. unless something hereafter shall
occur Ia render il necessary, and responsible ac
cnscr shall present himself who shall specify his charge
and avow the authorship. shall hereafter publish let
ter from Mr. James p. Coleman To Mr. james f.. llor
ner. upon this subject, with such comments as may
deem its contents requires and then dismiss the whole
affair. WILKINS WATSON.
July Wit
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Philip Wilkerson. Joseph Wilkcr4on. Stcphcn w
Humphreys and Benjamin +. Edwards, Defendants,
In CHANcEEy.
This this day came on 10 be further heard up N
the papers formerly read and the report Of John n An
dcrson, Nathaniel W. Floyd and Jesse A. Burton
made IN pursuance Of the decreta order of the 18th day
OF May. ISL, the original notes in the record men
toned the answer of the Defendants Humphrey and
Edwards since hled, To which the plaintiffs have
casion 10 reply. and the bond of the plaintiffs required
by the Act of Assembly in such made and provided
On consideration whereof the Court doth dludac
order and decree that the plaintiffs recover against the de
icndant Philip Nkcrson the of three hundred and
eighty tour dollars and siXyhree CENTS with interest
ON three hundred and sixty three dollars and seventy
cents, part thereof at the of eight per centnn per
annum, from the 2Dth day OF December 1888 until paid
and Their cost by them about their suit In this behalf
pcndod-And the Court doth further order that Samuel
Garland and Pembroke Garland who hereby appoint
ed Commissioners for the purpose either of whom may
act, do alter advertising the time and place of sale
least thirty days IN OF the newspapers printed IN
the town o iNnchbnrg, at the Courthouse door Of
Bedford County on Court day, and al the most public
places IN the ncghbourhuod do proceed, upon the prem
lS'S. 10 sell the tract oi and in the proceedings mention
ed, belon9Llg 10 the Defendant Philip Nkcrson aud
said 10 contain - at auction to the highest bid
DER upon credit ct stN aud twelve months in equal
molees tthe plaintiffs by thelr couase here in Court
asserting hereo) taking rom the purchaser anegoliablo
note with approved Cndosers Tor the r, instamcu aud
bond With good security iar the second nslamont pay
able To them Commissioners aud withhold tho ttc 10
the land as further Socally liable Ia re rslld IN
OF default o pay ment, and make report his Court in
order To hnal decree And the motion OF the defend
ant Joseph NikcrSpn by counsel. the Court doth fur
iher order That Tie Commissioner Of this Court do OK
amino. stale and suic te accounts between tho defend
ant lhhP NI,'roIu ad said Joseph NiIkcrSpn
and report th" same IL This Court. with any mat
ter specially stated. thought pertinent by himself
or required Iy iGe parties Ia be 50 stafrd-I i'll
[ 18Th ,el.,
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They have good bitch upon the Editor Of In,
Richmond Enquirer about his genuine support of Do
nrsiIc Manufactures in lsIls, Then he was Re
publican. Now. We very much fear, politics, lac Is
nothing but a Loco foco.- flea Ga:.
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Mtntdslanc gHlbf house, superlrytgc able and low
Garden, and esefy out house that could add 10 the
I'M and convenience OF family. Attached 10 this place
lar-c and new brick store house. containing five
rams hcsd,s the collar aud wooden store house. with
the rooms. which have for many years been successive
Il occupied b, James -. Wood. ISL. Mcssrs Ihwcatt
Miller aud Miller, 1hwcatt Y Hudson as an eligible
and succcs,lu stand Tor merchandise. The store houses
aud lot Of wood land adjoining, containing about 10
Acres, could hn conveniently severed from the dwelling
aud farm il desired by the purchasers.
Also. another small tract Of Lama. about
twelve miles y ". Of Prince Edward Court house
adjoining the lands Of James Ncke. Joshua l,onton and
others aud containing about l3O acrcs with buildings
sufficient for a small family. There is ON tins tract a
spfnE Of mineral water. oi some value
Also. vacant lnt in the town al Famyillc No.
IN Nm. e.. Ncnablrs survey.
These several tracts Of land are for the present offered
Tor sale privately. ctlcmtn wishing purchascare in
viled to view tlrt themselves The Halifax Tract ol and
will bo shown In purchasers by MIR. Meadows lhe man
aver ofhc irm) Capt. John s plcasanls residing in
The ncghhorhopd. The landsln Prince Edward will be
shown by Col. Thweait or N, self
BY virtue VI the authority | shall offer for sale
At Prince Edward Court house, Tuesday the 10Th
day Of judy next, Chat being Count day public
% I
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Nice Spear .Hint.-Allce. il is said have such
10 the spear mint that they vii not
approach a crib or granary in which few sprgs OF tins
herb pNed
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Samuel &. Goodrich, Esp, The original Peter Farley.
in the late slnp from Boston ~ bearer
Of dispatches 10 our Minister at the coufl Of 81 James
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The proprietors Of the Charlottesville lefrrsnnlan r.
Gently sent Out collector with accounts amounting Ia
about 5000. who aitera hand ride through the country
OF five days. bagg ID two dollars and hiy eens-ncar,
hall enough 10 pay expenses
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4 Ia Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
IN held for Bedford county the 9TH layof May. 1872
Hiram &. Runnells and John ). Gooeh partners ira
ding under the style aud firm of ltunnells & Gooch
Plaintiffs.
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NOTICE..

h virtue OF deere oi The Circuit Superior Court Of
ID Law and thanrefy for Montgomery ouuty, pro
nuunoed the both day Of May, 1872. in a cause there
IA depending. between Jacob Cooper and others PLAIN
uis aud the heirs OF Thomas Barnett. deceased, Don
dantsi shall proceed, the Sd day Il October next,
boing Montgomery Court day in front Il tn. door ol the
Courthouse OF said county, Ia sell credit OF and
two year, to the highest bidder, Il public auction, The
four following 1mrs parcels Of Land, To wit: One
of 33 acres one Of l31acrcs and two OF - eaeh
bng III all about 563acrrs, more Of ess,al Of which
tracts ddlon, or lie contiguous 10 each other aud
situated IN the prei road leading East and West about
or miles east from the town OF Christaushurg. and
adjoining the lands OF Jacob Kent aud others This
place has always beeu regarded iirs rate stand for Il
public house. The Improvements two dwelling
houses. and some ont HOUSES The purchaser Will BIZ
qulred 10 give bond with good security, and lien
will be retained upon the land unl the payment OF the
purchase money. WILLIAM BARNETT, Com.
June % ,,m
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Is or 20 LTHELA. .lEEROEN.

IN shares Of Ntaek in the new AppomattoN Company
and \ rad W AEON aud Team OF good Horses The
raes consist ot men. women, boys and girls III good
health, and valuable. Communications addressed To
me-. al Prince Edward Court house, Will be promptly
attended tn. \. u. DICKINSON. Trustee.
\. bah pfrsss indebted Ia Col Thwcatl, inli-
vdually otherwise respectfully requested 10
forward and make early settlements To me; and those
whom he Is indebted will please make known the
mount and nature ot ihcr Demands
Twill be found On business days at Col. Thwealt's
Counting Room, when not professionally engaged IN at
tendance upon the Courts in which | practice. VIZ:
Charlotte, Iunenburg NoitoWayand Prince Edward.
\. u. -.
Nav M