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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS (!
Now opening az the
.HCr China ana Glass Hare Store.

~ RICHARDS s Co. are now opening an as-
" sornent of printed and common Goods of new
undesirable patterns, just received by direct Importation
from liyorpool, all ol which will be sold, Wholesale or
retail, on The most favorable terms, Purchasers are re-
specially solicited TO call bofore supplying themselves
elsewhere. and examine stock, Which consists partly
ct the following articles:
beautiful blue, green and brown Dining Sets
Elegant White granite do au
Printed painted aud granite Tea Ware. great variety
Beautiful granite and printed Toilette Ware
Elegant white China Tea Sets
do Fancy do do do 30. Sc and "a pieces
Rich French do do do Gold Band
Rich tu Glass Decanters, Mines Jellies, Tumslers.
Pressed do Tumhlers. Iemonades. etc
PLAIN do ofevery description, tgye,aer with !
complete assortment OF stone Ware.
March9 visit
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WIG NEEIING IN AMHERST

On Monday, the 10Th INST court day. large meet
ing oi The W hgS ul Amherst convened the Tavern
house OF Mr. Price. at Amherst Court house Tor the
purpose OF sIeclng candidate 10 represent this conly
III the next legisIatue-D David Patteson was called
to the chair ard VIM Kent appointed Secretary
Joseph N Irving, Eqr. arose aud addressed the meet
IN alter adycrtng To the geographical ex-
tent OF this Coner ssena District aud tie hrief inter
val which will elapse before the election, urged
the proprety Of proceeding Immediately to the nom
nation OF andidae, and concluded by proposeng
the following resoluqps, which he el, assured would
be heartily responded to- NOT only by the meeting but by
the Wings IN every part Of the District, viz:
Resolved, That the Hon. YIN. l.. Goggin OF Bed
ford. be declared the Wing capdIdate for Congress in
this District, AT the ensuing eenon, and that copy
of these proceedings be forwarded to HIM with the re
quest that he will accept the noninaoll, This resuu
llon unanimously adopted
On the motion Of Champe Carter, Esq. The following
gentlemen were appointed committee by the chairman
10 nominate suitable candidate represent this county
in tie next Legislature {. Garter, Edwin S Ruck-
er, Isaac X. Reynolds, Hudson NJ. Garland, Capt
John Wilson, Major Winston Mantiply, Dr. Rober
+. Peasants, Samuel IIeskiIl, WIN. Ridgway DR.
Warner Jones. Capt ScpiPn Davidson, Absalon Ilig
2inhotham, spotlswood 6. Loslpg, Joseph r. Garter
Stephen Turner. Vim. Knight, D4bney SandIJ e, Ro
A. Pentleion, Geo. w. Carter Mamfdpke Ssson. Jas
Coleman, Capt. John II. Goodwin, Wm Turner and Ste
phen Bow les-to which, On motion, the CHAPMAN an,
Secretary wrre added-v ho after having retired iey
minutes lelqrnfd and submitted through their Chairman
the FOLLOW Ing resolution, which was adopted with grfa
enthusiasm by the meeting, viz:
Resolved, unanimously, That Capt. WN NJ. WAL
LFR be dominated the Wing Candidate for the eoH5
,ty OF Amherst, a, the approaching election. IN
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WIG MEETING AT THE MEADOWS.

II he Wing meeting Al The Meadows on the 18th
ms l.. resolved rs iullons. 10 vii -
ls That no Time heretofore has the Wing cause pre-
Sened better claims u the faith stronger motives for
the eNertions Of all its f,llowora.
2nd. Tia. W. highly approve the call the meeting
To he held AT Liberty, neNt Court and that will join
IN ITS deliberations, and IN It's decisions, aud support It's
nominations
sd. Ih?t the Peaks Of Outer have not rs vet been
levelled OF the prophecy OF Miller fulfilled; and until
these its shall have been accomplished. the voice OF
the COUNTY oi Bedford the dc,nce of her prnc Pies
and the support o men In carry them cut, will not be-
'iroM ned-l uctucusm IN tho Virginia Legislature TO
the contrary Notwithstanding
18th hat our lrcuds a, Liberty. the va,ons precincts.
and the county generally he urnl she'd hy means o a
publication in thu NlrgmlauD with cory oi these ITS
ulntlons.
9th. That W w Reese, Jusiis Hancock ,lno. W
Ayres, +. lltad,n. losiah Aot atc, hlcx'r Thurman,
Jas. l.. Nmehed, II. W Baker, aud such others as
may lind convenient he requested Ia attend the Liberty
meeting, ON the ith Monday in this monih
FRANKLIN lIfADFN.
Chairman n me ".htadorS' Needing.
JostAu X. Nee Aff Ncc'y
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RICHMOND MARKETS. March 20.

fl.Ol R-Salcs at s. s. from BASIN landinu. and
} - from store. Receipts falling of, aud stock light
tns Mills s. 75a D
Receipts are Increasing; no material
change III prices, excerpt Tor fine nuulau,urnu quallls
OF The new crop. Nsqnote new hlgs Il! y; lcai.
common J -, mIddng "A il good |. 3 fine -
-, Some lew extra hneshcads lur ma. uflcurno A.
Ia IL. Old Tugs - a 3; lcal, common, =, a 4, md
di.n9, . good, . 4; fine a. To- quality.
The late adslees by the Great Western has caused +,
dollor,s Tor common goalllies of hugs aud leaf.
W iiEAl-bU 10 81 cents per bushe according To
quallty-S0 cents highest price
CoRN-t5o Il cents per bushcl
oAlN-s'p cents per hushe iram WAGONS and depot
BRANDY Oatd. nUpuy \ Co. 81 -; A. Seip-
ucuc (! I0lo s. 10, lmotton - Il - cents; virginia
Nipple, - To b, scarce; No,hcrn Apple 81 25 Peach
dull Al 'oc 4 81 90. Prices nominal Liquors almost,
nnsaeahle
III M-Ncw England, inbhs. Qicena
NlllSktA Weqnote hhds u and bills POI dis.
Very drll.
TROY iSloNS-l ,ooN-cily cured Ia 90 cenls.
Nmlihhe'd . Western sl,s o a 81 stooIdcrs I, 5 49,
Iten =. cents. Demand ior all hphi
III ITEM Mountain Butter. Wholesale & a i2lc
ior inhln - a lhcs. or roll. Very dull
CllEfSE-5l cts per h. Yer, little in mar
tATTlE-For Cattle on the hoof. from 4, To :, are
the general prices M,rroN-S2 10 l. pon.-tl to
80 uu the boot
COfFEE--R Rio s o. c; ST. Domingo La
gnira 9; Java l0a 10y
1EAS-lmpcrial and Gunpowdcr -, cents n Al 81
per 10; Black - a 90 cents
SUGARS New Orleans /, g.; Porto R,,o =, ,
Y; ST Coiy 1ieo3
MO. Trinitod 20a % cts. p. Rico Il A
23i \. Orleans % Ia - cts
fiN\SEtb-!W noe hut liulcin market
oIi'-N inter sperm roc; fall sperm 80 "A G5; whnl,
| lie. hlrnrh'd do 5Uc; Tanner &l2l
aoAi.-l2 I6 a - cts. per bushel
CoIION-G I els. per H.
'olIoN Aims Richmond and Manehes,c,
aeiory pnces) Nos. i, E aud e. t.; : < and . IL
~, and - II; ID, Il and D. IL; IT, Il a.dIS. 10
~ and ~. % ocnls
lANi)lsES-Iallow 10 -; sperm % a 25;-
! Hubs Patent ; cts pen h.
ff.A illtliS--25 80 cents per pound for ly,
geese.
FlSII.-Mackerci. No 3. 81. IIerrings- No,
rn hrrTinas, North Carolina, 50 1Jai; no Potomac il
market, Shad-G} per bbl
GlN-Amcrcan 3 els; Holland ST l5ail ner Gal
Ion - So
Green els per Ii, Spanish 10 lG
litoN-lig,'&25t 10 $50; Swcocs S91alOO rcr ton
English - 10 90 Frcdepar. (Rohuu,d MANDATORY
; ~: p Country bar 81 $50
/ INE-Salcs Of 'fLomason At o5r
PA NlER-On the Basin bank 4 / 20; from wharf
n.
CLONERs,',"D per bush. al retail
SAiT-salcs A, y! Is to 80 per Sack, & months
and scarce.
soAP-For brown 4 a 6 cts. per h. white and vari
,atcd l4alt
S'Et.l=~A American blislered ,. - 10 l1o per ton
Slli'I-O cents Wholesale
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VIRGINIA, TO wit:

ItuirS holden in the CLERKS on, of the Crcn, S,,
Peri"t Court OF Law aud CHANGER, ,i IA. County oi
Charlotte, the 9th day oi Na,,I. 1st3.
Lewis ID Pondc Stcr aud Nancy NJ. his wife Bn,b,ty ID
Mathews john -. Smith Il ,bet smith and Jan, A N III,
VIC mary y smith, who is infant and sue. by Mnslo,
'' '' "'N' 'i'h"' Plaintiff,
against
n"t''h ~ Smith III is ght and almin,s,t,to, oi
lsano sWth, dcci., md " llin r smith Ant,,, ~
smith i'afsn Hut and sally his wie anl .appd ole
Defendants.
TX CuANcrny
The defendants William f. smith anbo,y n s,l
ia'n Hunt and sally his WIFI Garland Coleman AMI
sally ms wiz, not having entered t,
L" the Act 81 Assembly aud the ltuos Of Inns ,, .nl r
appearing satisfaction, evidence that te,nrc not
"ith's commonwealth, IL Is ordered that the said
do appear herr On the first Monday in June cu,,
aud answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of
Tins odcf be inserted IN some newspaper published in Tho
town." 'ynchbnrg for two months succssvcl, and po,trd
at the front door ol the Court house Of the sand County
Gopy-Jese,
NlNsl.oW ROBINSON, CHI.
h"'ch 10 WIN
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EtAA KE.NH

" VIE spacious handsome Dwelling HUess, ~
l. longing to Mr.. William Bailey, and. at present. ~
cued by the subscriber There is an excellent GARDEN
spacious yard, brick kitchen, and other pecesnrY
out houses attached To the premises Also, the epcl7
acre Lot. opposite the Dwelling House. on which there
IS an excellent Stable, Carriage House, &c. Both tho
Harden aud Lot are in cultivation with the usual yere-
tables nc The subscriber has possession Of i: only un-
til the LIST OF November next, though he has 10 deuhs
10 god tenant the period would be extended fdesred.
Possession given The lat of April During my stay
N hichnond, applicants requested TO enquire for
TERMS which shall be moderate, 10 Isaac Adams Esq
RID. II. TOLER.
\. d. The subscriber will be glad 10 dispose Of an
portion OF his Furniture, at private sale, on hrs return o
lynohbuu
March ,s;r
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It.NCIIANGI,
BALTIMORE MARKET. Nj 'rch 10.

Howard st Flour 81 rs fer good staaft u brands
lew parcels extra quality al shade highcr. '"y
Mills-a small sale NJ ST.; holders ask 3 :, s.
Wheat: best Md reds rs 50 els Molas,cs: sales =,
Iso hhds superior hlaanzas ri - cts; rs al New
Orleans at = - holders ask &c Sugars sales of
\ Orleans lair at s. p Al auction 225 binds sold at
ga %, Iobacco very lntle doing and no change
III prices. WhIshcy. 1910 20 cents
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PITT SiINANlA Col MY

The Wings Of Plusy lyania, Monday. (beinp
o"nr' day )helda meeting aud nominated Capt YIN
CENT VITO HER and DR. TlIOS. p. ATkIN-
SON as Then candidates to represent the county in the
next Legislature. Both wee on the ground aud acccp
ted the nomination. The Locus nominated Col STE
PllEN COLEMAN aud Mag JOHN JONES. a.
their can lidales
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l'OE.N'G+ x4.HIhxE.N,
CONDUCTED M
MIR AND INKS. MEANY.

MIR. AND MRS MEANY, thankful for the liberal
4Vh patronage they have received, beg leave 10 and
npunce 10 the inhabitants al J. ,ncbnrg and its vicinity
llal the neN session will commence Monday. the
l3lh o February mNi. 1becourseo instruction is full n
elifcu comprising the various DEPARTING nis uf An
'leni and Modern Literature. Mathematical are Naiu
raj Sciences, best calculated 10 leveope the powers o
the youthful mind aud useful and finished edu-
enlun
The location oflhe schoobepg generally and iavorahy
known, Is deemed unnecessary enunerao the napy
advantages II cnoys.-lhe aparuents are large and COM
nodons, and supplied With the Instruments necessary ia,
illustrating The principles Of every department pursued
IN the School Parents who send children iiom dis
lance may have an opportunity Of uniting the adyanta
ses Of liberal aud thorough educAion with comforts.
BILE and agreeable hone; Mr. NJ has made arrange
nenls to receive t,rerc young ladies,boarders -into
his family whose moral hablls and department will be
sopcrnl'nJed by Ms. Nleany, and command her care
and attention. Il
Iemsper Session. Of ) n.onias.
lnon IN Heading, Writing. Arithmetic f..
9olmlnar, Geography, History, &c., pupils
under the age OF Il years. So so
. Pupils over the age ofl2
years, Is 90
- " With Composition, }
Rhetoric, Globes, Astronomy, Philosophy, II 90
Chemistry, Geology, &c.
locica and Modern Languages, each, en,ra, 5 10.
Geometry, Algebra. 'rrigonumeiry, with the con.
s'fpctIoa Of Maps. Charts, &c. by the Scales
eli", s 90
Music with the use Of Piano, two lessons per
"eeh, 90 O0E
Board, Including washing, &c. $40 per month, so co
u, NO other e"sra except iof the use OF Globes
Paya1'e luadyauce.
REFERENCES,
The RI Rev. j. Johns, ZIP. Bishop of Virginia.
The Rev. Thomas atkinson.
= - James Doughen.
= :" ID. NJ. Wharton
Charles kmisir. NJ d., Pr. Mod Ian, University Va.
Saul. Garland, Alexander Iompkins,)
{. Dabney, D. Rodes, Esqrs.
James Garland. T.. Fleches,
Jan. 80 tsif
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.N'O17('S'.

VIE 81 RIDER having been appointed
AGENT iaf the Southern Churchn,an for
yncbufe and the surrounding country. would be plnd
't So who are N arrears for subscriptions will max,
payment AZ soon possible. il s important The nc
counts should all be sotrod up. Those Wishing 10 e
como Subscribers viii please call on the undersigned
+ &. MORRISON,
Subscriptions due always in qd.o.cc.
Match "a ., r.
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PrrTSYLyANIA CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
IRICT

We understand the District Convention. which met
at Plltsyyana Courthouse, the 2Oh inst for the pur
pose If nominating suitable candidate for that Conor
slonai District, have brought out GEORGE II. Gil.
Mt.R Esq, Of Pitsylyania. Capt Walter Coles, of
The same County, vii be his onroncnt
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3 10 1000 lbs Cotton \ arms,
1T. IECTSO.y.

M VI he sold NJ Exchange Gunner Oh Tuesday
" The 18th inst, n large lot SPUN CpCroN
AZ ~ mhosi iraIn Nv best factories IN the Innn-
'ems liberal Nj. TALBOT, Auct'r
Mach % -
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AIRGlNih 10 wit;-M rules held in the Cleric. Office n
III" 'nrnil superior Court oi Law and Ch,n,,,y f.,
Tia. ""n'y "i Nelson, IA the month Of March, IsI3.
"" ''''' Plaintiff,
against
w" "foei' Nathan IoVias aud I!olph ". I.nntns ira
d,rs ma I tncts, under tue style 81 iuls K Peters
In CnANerRY.
The Defcnla, 'alph w l"plu not having entered hi.
appearance and gv.n sernrt according Ia tie Act Of As
,embly and tia tulc, s Court, aud It appearing by snt.
islarioy evidence that he u an inlahfapi of tn. ON
n,nn ,al ON motion of the 'lanlin b, counsel il !. or.
defed that the said Defendant "a icar here, at rules
held IN the said Jerks Office ia. ha Monday june
aud answer the Plaintiff bill aud III. aty of Ibis nfdor
forthwith inserted ia ''ile ynelhug )ngh''an,'
laper published IN the town "i lyncbbuF Tor U-" months
aud another copy thereof posted 1T TIN hUn
do"i "' the courthouse 81 this county, Court day
ACopy-Te,to,
:. Rp, C.GtTIER, ok
March 3 -,
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ETE.yE RETREAT F'E.N.TxE
SEMINARY

FENlilS institution is situated IN The county or Bedford
near the I.yncbburg aud Salem Turnpike; about
~ mos FROM the lonner. The location Is REMARKABLY
heay, convenient ot acress yet sufficiently retired
The stages pass gong east west every day except
SUNDAYS IL, bua.pgs roomy aud well arranged
The ncg bb5rhood is intelligent ailofdIhg the uncx
ceplptable society
Tie sixth session of this Schoo will commence on
Monday the }rd Of April The and series oi III
sIructluu III the various branches, viii be ample and bt
raj coprsehendlng the oleinenso If English Liiera-
lure-thc LATIN and French Languages. Tho lat
ter with The department Of Muse will be under
the charge Of Miss Curss, who educated al Troy
Female Seminary, New urh and ia addition to the
neXed testimonials has given entire satisfaction Ia the
Principal and patrons OF this School (~heTe she has
been engaged Tor several SESSIONS of her capacity aud
qualifications to impan thorough knowledge Of her pro
essou.
Our charges for tuition in the various branshcs will
be regulated 10 correspond with the uncx ampled pecun
airy pressure Of the times. Board the Seminary will
be furnished at So per month, and every attention. as
heretofore, 10 the improvement, health and Comfort Of
the young Ladies, will be parentay and afcc,onstely
given.
Each scholar from the time ofenirance will be regard
ed as engaged tor the session. and deduction will be
made tor absence, except in the of proiraced
sickness II is important that all should begin al the
mmencement OF the session.
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VEG. OEN .sT.STC3xD.v.

WILL. SELL. at public auction. al Camobell
Court House, on Monday, the l0lh day Of Apr,l
neM, (lhnlh'lng Court day,) ,hyee LIKELY NE
eRof.S-onc man. one girl andone boy
NJ TALBOT, Auci'r.
March - IN,
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Negro woman and girl nj auction

~ I'LL be sold at Exchange Corner, nn Saturday
W the ebth inst, NEGRO WOMAN AM
Girl. NJ IAIBor Ane,,,
March % .,
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.y'O5'FSrI'.

SHALL apply to the Judges of this circuit, for M
inluocion 10 restrain the trustees imn scloo md,
The foregoing notice, because Of detect IN tho tile la
portion OF Tho property including the Saw Mil sold mt
10 secure The pay mcni ultho purchase money the sand
deed VIVA esrcu,cd. When the tile Is cleared I'm u
be ready toray the balance due.
A. PLTNKFI'r.
March % ,DlN
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To THE PUBLIC.

'}NiE subscriber having removed hs .tose 70 Can't
NJ Talbo's corner, opposite the mosket house.
"gs leave To state, thai The for winter cfhj,
IS lar advanced. and not wishing 10 keep on hard any
winter goods hr summer, he offers at his new
stand all Gns IN the above line cost and all other
gols nj lower prices, tnan heretofore offered by him. or
any nlher establishment Rn 10 abatement Among The
lfle les comprising his stock, may Nv ugnd Overcuots;
tfoek, Dress and Hunting Coats in every yasety and
latest style warranted we'll made and uf the best maier-
ais equal To any, and boite than the bes-apd cheap
- than ever offered b,re IN tins other market
Also Pants Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Stocks, Blossoms,
Collars, Suspcnders. Gloves. and every article in t,s
ailounI or clothing line. usually kept.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage bestowed on
him, stranger he hopes BY strict attention and pune
uality IN business to nier from his old customers and
ho public, d continuance ol the same
Ill y u
Cutting nj the shortest nolae, and warranted NJ.
lit al 90 cts iur cutting euais. and % for pants and
vests
.fE$O
Cutting and making NJ iho shortest aohce and E,s
the finest coat H. and down to s., Tor common. Pants
and vests IN proposition
Please call and for the truth ofIhe above give him
lral, and II he don't suit lie will pay for the mate
rals.
BENZ. TERRY.
Jan. - ifts
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OEIEtlA Az

Died, on the 2nd inst. Of pulmonary consumption.
Mr.. CHARLES KEEN, eldest Sun Of Capt John Keen
in the 35h year of his age.
-, on the 2nd ultlmo ii a protracted and painful
pulmonary Affection which she bore with great iortItude
and christian resignation. Mrs. LOUISA NoELI consort
Of Livingston I. NOEL, Esq, the 31th year of her
age
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sssr>cs AZ Auction.
&Q A-&
s " -

y Saturday, the 18th instant will sell in front Of
- The atket House. or very fine Saddle and
Harness ilelses. ClAS. PHELPS, Auctr
March % IL
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HONIxeO.H'E.lEE.NvIy

he above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY, the l3
day OF May neAi. g. 4. WALKER, ~,
March 30 ,ieN
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YKIST s.IHE or STOW U..YlI
.HlFl.<.

bkA virtue ola deed Of trust executed Ia the snbsrri
1 o'rs, by Ambrose funket;, which decd Is oil re-
'"'" !" '"e 'hth onico OF the County toprI OF buck
lngham, shall, Thursday, the 9.,,d ol March
next oIlrr Ter SALE 10 the highest bidder, for tah. that
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Resolved, That these proceedings he forwarded 10 The
r. dliors OF the lynohbuse \'rglnan aud Republican lI
pnl lleaon. aud hat the Richmond Mig ard Enquirer
be requested 10 copy. DAVID PAl'fESON,
NM. KENT, sru'y. Chairman.
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Bedford, March %. 1913.
CERTIFICATES.

lhis may certify, that Miss Emma w. Cnrtiss,
was r two years member Of this lsiuiion-that her
moral character was rteproachable aud her scholarship
good That IN the situations which she has since
pied as teacher, she has given her employers sastac
iion and 1t Is my belief that she will still deserve their
appreciation. EMMA WILLARD,
Former Principal.
Troy Female Seminary, Sept. Sth lSil.
Miss f.. w. CHrtlss for several years member OF
this institution, and has subsequently been for four years
successfully employed in TEACHING. She is well qualified
to instruct IN The various branches Of an English edGra
'on Music and The French Languages and also posses
scs, in high degree ihe moral qualities reouisite in
Teacher take pleasure in recommending her az wor-
thy the notice Of the friends Of the education.
SARAH l.. WILLIAMS,
:, Pm Troy Female Seminary, Oct. 4, ls4l.
March 20 Il.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-19
$50 URsc.ro,o.

q OsT, on Thursday or Friday the 2lst or
Il 22d of Sept. 1845, at Columbia Fur
mace, or on the road TO Woodstock, A Nus
SEPH. containing large number of Notes
and few Constables' and Lawyers Receipts,
the greater part payable to }. y. Hill Co
\ part Of the Notes are payable to other per
sols-some Of them are endorsed for their
use. A few have no endorsement on them
We notify all persons indebted to the iirm OF
John n. Hill g Co. not TO pay the SAID notes
to any person except to ore OF the hrn OF
some one authorised 10 receive the same
The above reward will be given to any per-
son who may find tie fiusSeph and its con-
tents and return them to one Of the firm
'rl.ev viii be of Ito value to the finder, but OF
great value TO the owners, who have mem
''l'' '''DD''' u '"N- JOHN n. hill & CO.
October 5, f645.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-19
VALUABLE LAND
For Sale.

n ME subscribers. being DESTROYS to remove
q to the west, offer for sale the valuable
Tract of Land on which they reside. called
Fruit Hill, lying in the county of Rockbridge
miles south of Lexington, miles from Fan
cy Hill p. 0. in a pleasant and healthy neigh
borhood, and containing between 8 & 900
acres, about 400 being in original timber of
the purest growth.
The quality of this land is equal ifnot supe-
rlor to any in the county, and is particularly
valuable for the growth of wheat. 1t is in the
neighborhood of four manufacturing mills, the
farthest about miles off-wi:hin three miles
from boat navigation, and near the turnpike
road from Lexington to Iynchhurg, distant
about s. miles from the latter. The land lies
well for cultivation and is easily improved
There are many excellent springs on the tract,
and the one near the dwelling house IS not
surpassed by any in the state. Fifty or sixty
acres ofwatered meadow may be made-there
is also large peach and young apple orchard
on the land.
The Improvements consist of a good and
commodous Brick Dwelling House and Kitch-
en-Smoke and Ice House-2 large barns
shielded all around-Corn Houses-Negro Ca
bins new with stone chimneys, and in fact ali
the necessary out buildings for large family
Also a good Log Dwelling House, with the
necessary out houses on one end of the farm,
SO that it could be divided to advantage.
This would be fine situation for person
who wishes to educate family, as the Military
Institute, Washington College and Female
School are in the full tide of successful ope
ration at Lexington,
A further description is deemed unnecessa-
~. tits but rarely such property is in mar
ket, and persons disposed to purchase are re
quested to call and examine for Themselves
to whom the premises will. be shown by the
subscribers with pleasure.
The terms will be accommodating, and pos
session given in the fall:
BENZ F PORTER,
JAS. S. GRIGSBY,
AND. J. GRIGSBY.
July s. i84s-tf