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SCHOOLS.

HI. New Method cninpfehended Grammar. price eii.
Transaton pcc Cd and Spani, Guide iur Conversation
and Commerce, price Is. Residence l3 hiurrny street.
nu2g 3aw 5Y+
S,CHOO.-hn eligible location and terms moderate =
y Rrnodyav cor EIeecker 81 I'm
f0ROOKLYN CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SELECT
ID SCH o. No 70 Hicks street School VII rs9t+n
with END Session Monduy. 2nd of Ser,ember Tho
ough Instruction and substantial progress secured Reference
pnirons Circulars with terms and Ohe! Information my
be obtained of the Principal. nuOu u
classical AND E.IGLISH BOARDING. SCHGu y
" Ut MlDDLElOWN, COnn.-D. II. CHASE, A.. NJ,
Principal. Catalogues at ~ Market street N y aulo .m
p,NAMIl.Y BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. STANFORD
4 Fairfield County. Conn.--JAMES BELTS the Princp1
Of the Wilton Family Boardn. School (which nus It's limited
ford November l where he hns erected 1rge and commo
building expressly Tor his School furnishing superior ac
romtnodhuns y. B.-An interview be Ind with tie
Principal by ealing on the Key D. Newell Editor oihe M h
tnn Fpmy Magazine, 10 Nassau street, or Kew d. Mead
Editor the Christian aIl-r Magazine und Mothets Maea
2.ne IL NnsUu,;reet ssepteibe 30 October ]. = IL T.
q 20 md 81 und also cIrcuih N time Obtaned slo In
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DROfEESDR Ol.iISrEAD'S PATENT STOVES
L FGr Churches. lln. Ptror.. Stores. Nurenr.. &c.
iarss md bEu,tu nsorgen' Of those SbYe' Of new pat
terms g.u lfuTs Tor Hall Phfof, &c together
Dfuter dcsfabr stoves Tor burning wood or coal
Inv" beer Hre '!.i' and those 81 stoves
woul invite ~ s7mnr assortment bsorc purchasing
Vhes stoves rrp1fet ard pu up al short fotce md all
s1l- of sheet irna work made ~ order. By
~ 7. u. TRDlNBKIncE. llO Wnlef y. near Fultor.
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WIi. TiPSCOTr. or }l5Go:se pJsygss. q
GEO. RIPPARD y son. so Waterloo Eoai

PASSAGE FOR sAVANNAH-Packet- Of s-l
;.tsa Octcb.r.-'rbS We'll known hyore brig g. 4 IA.
49, MAR Jnn' Sannefman Viii sS pos itye'y ~ shove.
hr rg un day IhS accommodations pr CABIN, socog cEn
in mud .e.fnge pa .peo To ecurr bes'
mr. ~ ~ 4 J. T. TNPS'pTr
: cpr Nu|d4n lane
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i,s1 cnesks are n-elly-nOt REQ 1bif-
'ILe lnfirr elnnnas rnrrinlp~lnn fIlr ~

lie latter SlBnss complexion itli
The celebrated ITALIAN Fe changes red grey hair
whskerS beautiful natural looking brown auburn o black
without staining the skin the aHS' This wOTrantet
who, then, will with red hair red whl'kers longer TIE
italian Dye adds Gssnesg and appearance the hair equal
to nRtrrr-
Prepared and sold A. D SANDS = CO. Chemists aud
Druggists, I3 Broadway. Chambers street the
Grnn,o Bulldog Sold lso % Fulton aad . East
BICatwaY. Price ~ cents. q I'm
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ius2J itwsm wh. Attorney for A'tsehins Creditor.
MIN N5HNfEE ? f0iL3FG, 2i.G33E6oE' Executors.
L. NAVY O-EDNNOk. EIecnttlN

IN PURSUANCE OF order othc Surrogate Of the 0un
" OF ew-Yofk notice hereby gwen all persons hay
claims ngnnst Caroline B. knnpp late Ot the Cy New
York. eceHsed present the with the vouchers thereof
The subscriber. s hs residence No IA BrOomc street
City of New York before Me twentieth day eceu-
Der next. Dated NewY York, the l7ih day Of June lsi
JrI law6mf JAMES H. KNAPP, Aim
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". vrp, Is1a.-FALL NRRANG GtMENT.-NEW
a. / YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LINE FOR
lTrI-IScs=> -BT)DLETOH-E. GOSHEN. aal iRter0,e-
1e-lG3d:c places from font ct iInue t.-Ilia
boat UTICA. Ieayes every Morning. Sundays excepted 1S
O'Clock every Afternoon t>cndnys excepted II half pnt
3oclocs. ;r Permon where passengers take the commo
tous cars Of the COMPANY for Goshen Mddleown Sc. SIC
Returning leave Iiiddletosn t61i A. vi. and p. NJ
Stages from Nddetswn 10 Oweso. Bnghnnpt0n. Homes
dale Grbondae Milford. with the
noon Line fnm New York.
FRIGHT N0TICE-freight received from O'Clock \ w.
t. : O'Clock p. VI and tor~urled the same day.
For tnrth.r pnrtl uiar inquire OF j. VA ! RENS Err
/ saui. corner Of Enaue and Vest streets.
70 q SEIiIDIfR Snn.tnfnnl.r,
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IN PRSJANCEo of al order of the,uognte OF the Coun.
y of New Work Notice hereby giyento all persons Eayuf
claims against JOSEPH BAILEY lae olthe CITY OF New
York Teacher. deceased pr-entthe vouchers
thereof the subscriber. at her residence No. 81 Carroll nce
the City OF New YORK before the tenth dag Of October
NEXT Dated New York the szth day Of April l3i4
lnyH6u' MARY JANE BAILEY.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE-Ihe Cotton Mlli at Pat.
[-Is ,er.on H. j. known rs the Carroll Mil together
with the nachney The 10, Of @ land r + i,o feet .y
thick walls stories high and about 20 feet long and 10 feet
vide The land we situated. and other buildings may be
fvantage0usly erected upon The Mill IN operHiiCn
and can be delivered the 10Th January next when the
cent lea expires. Apply Paterson. TO Thomas Rogers
or at New YORK, to W. +. CARY. 80 Pnea 80 2awti
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'fNlN-ll0 slabs ers Gove-nmeni Bancs tor sal BY
10 II GRLNSELI-, AlSTURN s. CO. = Soulas:
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- COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.-The Ash
Ia land Factory, situated IN the of Sharon Conn.,
lit near Htchcocks Corner, will be sold at grent bar
property consists of valuable water power three
or four acres Of land dwelling house. md the Factory
building, which are s looms, with the necessary ptepRr
lion dressing irames tOClS &c etC. nearly and l IN
complete order for Starting up. The property viii be sold
TIRE OF machinery separately smay sut the purchaser al
reduced prices and easy Persons wishing tOeFne
he property will call upon Mr. Amarah Hitchcock. at Hitch
cock q Corner gnd for terms OF sule &c; inquire of
WIN. 4. DAVIES oI} pousbkcen,;e
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273 Brondwny. corner OF fhnnbars- street,
3 i'm e Fulton. street. and Il tsst BrondygaT.

81 I'm 3StutOn street. and ~ East broadway.
GIVE RED AND GREY HAIR AND WHISPERS in
"a D1HERCOLOR-Nh there, young old. that likes
red grey hair Thi. question applies both and
should ne remembered they ea inclined 10 change the ccor
,,a,rt
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Receipts at Clereiand riG he Ohio Canal.
L. I.I.a 4

)uriRg the same time the following nrtIc
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TO RE LEE.

bARTICCLhRS of the Farm in Huntington Township
H. !. advertised some time by w. {, j. 7. IapcG
now 5e had their Office. 10 South 81 of Matsr
Lane nulS
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"a For SALE-A FARM containing seventy acre, "
EEs choice Land ~ good sa;e oi cultivation situated
iq of the North RIVER half me from The village m Ct
Farm IS good substantial and well finished dwelling house
with the necessary ou,-nudns and great variety OF exec
lent fruit Is location and rher advantages, beng IN The
cny good schools and churches ender Ginseihera very
desirable property Title nispuabe and terms accummg
dating foF further particulars inquire al lb5 SpuDg Il. ~
Y Cry. or Of Il. K. BURCIlARD. on the premises
The above Farm is within tour hours sail of New York. N
which person spend i've hours uHd return the
day = I'm
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.'OL. xxS11.-oo. IS.

DRY of Government. il Government II may b. csIlrdt
ia the claim oi right The part VI maturity II ssy ess
nuni,y. chsnepsr hocrer obtained, o. sSreftS sl
whether with reference 70 the constitutional right "
suffrage or in opposition to oil constitutional miia,uss
upon that right 10 npura and overshso~ se established
governments and ~ho succeeded ~ far In establishing
The supremacy ol party machinery over legal sgen-
eles ns to have been we'll ugh o,orturnng The psrseas
Government, Of Rhode Island. And yet word Of ~
nonsrance. or reboke, has been administered V
that party by the Central Democratic Commitise or ts
Chairman. Now, we do not charge tho rnemb~n VI
that committee with entertaining The opinions of this
parry, or with sympath,sing with liz movcmsns.-bus
we cannot f,ibcar suggesting that would have bssa
Tar more appropriate in them 10 have read that patty
this lecture upon the ssi,y o, preserving uniW-
paired ",he Constitutional righ, Of suffrage" and The
danger OF establishing the supremacy Of party mschna.
~ over legal agencies than 10 have reserved the say
expression Of their sentiments upon these subc,s win
which The world has vet been favourrd for an hon.
cal et''r' Ct thu Central Wing Committee To prevent. ~
far NJ they could. gross abuse Of the elective franchises
IN the approaching Presidential Election
II. l.. BROOKE.
HUGH w. Fry,
A. L. WARNER. -,
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MIR. CLAY AND THE CILLEY DUEt-f

MIR. CLAY AND TIE ClLLEY DCEL.-fa
The Louisville journal which reached us Yesterday We
find an Address TO the People Of Kentucky by WIN. J.
Graves, IN rintaon of the ISLANDERS Of Cen NcCaIls.
which thus speaks Of that duel
"AcCalla has also charged in his pnbic addresses
that MIR, Clay had provoked ahd ihs, pa,d ine Gull
10 the misnaned field VI honur my unfortunate yessry
IN 1886 md that he was responsible or The blood VI The
decreased
"o reply to and rciustion Of this sand, on Mr. Chy,
nav repeat, wha, have heretofore, in more formal
and deliberate manner, testified. that Mr. clay never
dd encourage or Insigate 10 challenge my sdycrsary
In my first call npn him on he subject, he advised me
TO an acahle adjustment Of the d icuy, and EXPRESS
I'd the opnian that The difficulty ought be aud would
be adjusted ancahly In my ellors accomplish what
he had advised, found obstacles which he had no, APP
pretended, and which compelled me- 10 send challenge
When came 10 this conviction, fell II my duty TO ap-
prise Mr.. Clay Of my determinations I did So aud ~x-
hibi'ed to him the chaIehge had written. liz read 1t,
aud remarked that ough, 10 have couche it in languages
that would not 50 completely close The door adj
Jnslmen which he yet believed should and world take
place then suggested that he should poinl oui the
prpsed modification. which he did, by wiring il with
his own hand. will add that Mr.. Clay ~ far ~ |
know or believe did expect the would be adiosl-
I'd, and did not know either when OF where the Meeting
was Ia take place ill after il was ovcr Mr.. Chy was
the first friend. my from the field whom met,
and shall never forge, how deeply he wrought On
by the sympathy he felt for me, and his regret II The
Transaction. Such was the deep emotion cvncsd by
him that 1t with the afcaies difficulty he could rive
niterance 10 single word.
ut may no, I've out of PLACE here to state that now
dsapprove as always have dssppoved Of the practice
OF du-liing. and that mos, deeply dcpore the urcos.
" oievcr having been connected with IL. | will add
moreover, with the unaffected sincerity TINT In =
community where public sentiment sanctions this practiee
requires much higher order Of courage refuse 10 uht
Than To fight; and IL have ardent wish which IN
greater than any other this subject. il 10 that. III
shall ever be 40 situated again. may find mys-lf pos-
al lhn nha rtrIn #
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IN. Dr,,r,,n,ond & Son.

A RI. now receiving largo aud general ass,rtmeaS
n of GOODS. (about twice as many can he open-
ed in their house,) which. having been purchassd
for CASH in Baltimore. since the decline Of prices, cad
and will be sold low as at any hnuse in the upper
country We earnestly request the Ladies and Genlles
o tho surrounding country to examine our Stgio
and prices. The Ladies' will find large and elegant
assortment Of aeW style Goods; and the Gentlemen csn
be accommodated IN good style. We have large stock
Of Goods for Ncgro's clothing. Blankets Groceries,
Boots and Shoes. Hats Axes and other Hardware aud
Cutlery, Earhen. Tin and Glass ware, &c., SC.
Amherst, Oct. IL u
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IfsEN SIZE.

authority Of certain deed of trust. executed by
- hnhert l.. Coleman and James p. Cu!emln, da
.1o me list day of uary S43 and Of record in the
wv, "hce ct Amherst county court, the undersigned
m'' on the u day of November next, il fair, ifno
e next lar day thereafter, offer for sale, at the resi-
Ie"re o' apt. John Coleman, near New Glasgow, in
,"eis' county, the following real and personal proper
~, " 50 much thereof will pay and satisfy the bal
'e VI ''e cent IN the said deed mentioned, viz: the
TRACT 0F LAMB.
T, oy the said Robert L. Coleman and James P.
e p described as Iayieg upon the waters OF Bua-
tho, ', In Amherst county, adjoining The lands
md n .Mned by David S. Garland, Judge Thompson
A'' others, estimated to contain
1926 acres,
Joho " ,ess, being the same land upon which Capt.
oo'eihah then resided ard formerly owned-{the
or. are suited to gen,eel famiIy aud the fol-
d,, caves with the increase of the females since the
Dali .he deed: VIZ: Nelson Madison. Winston, Ben,
nj. y r and her child Sally Reuben, alias Reudu. Sa
S,lii. ".nlfa and her infant child named -, Jane,
Tenn moiy' Newton, Jack, Henry, Edmund and Dick.
bs Mans e title to the above property is believed
" 'aclag as Trustees we shall convey according
). GARLAND
o., 90 ROBERT TlNSLEY,S i'"s'ee'
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IlHE NEW LONDON AGRICvZTU-
RAJ SQGTETE. VIII h, ID lis tenlh ANN.

=
al Stow and Far in the Of New London, on
Thursday and Friday the l4th and l5h Of November
next On the last day Of the Far address will be
delivered by the President.
The Society offer premiums the following Subjects
viz For the highest product il Corn three contien
Gus acres. do Wheat. hest Stallion do Mare Colt or
Filly. do Durham Bull, do Cuw do Calf best Devon
Bull. do Cow, best common Bull. Cow Calf Beef Yoke
ot Oxen, hest Jack Jenny. do RAM d. Eve dn Boar
do Harrow. do Pnnahs do Batter not less 90 lbs Do.
nestle Wine, Barrel Cider. Domestic Cheese Pears
Apples, Pna,oes. Beets. Carrots. Turnirs, Nouen
tlolh, Carpa'ing. Hearth Rug. Table Co,h. Woollen
Blankets. Flannel. Silk Cloth, Sewnr silk The fore
gong articles he Of Domestic Fabric msnufastn-
red in the family Of some member of the Society since
The last exhibition. the specimens of Domestic man
nacture--rxcPpt the ring-to he not lcss than 5
yards, and Sewing Silk, not less than | pound
Oct. 81 IAN
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10y virtue of the provisions Of deed of trust bearing
~ date the l7ih day Of August, lS4i. execlteJ 10y
Stephen d. Bowen To the undersigned as trustee, for
purposes therein stated. will, Friday the 9th day
OF November 1874, the residence Of said Bowen near
Iea'ar MINIS, In Amherst county, proceed to SELL TO the
highest bidder for cash, the five Slaves thereby CON
'eyed, VIZ Achilles a male Slave. Sally woman, Sol
"non likely fellow and two likely boys Scipeo and An
aerson Also, all the stock of Hogs Cattle Horses,
Mules. Cows, Household and Kitchen Furniture &C..
SC.
The title is believed to he unquesoned, but the un.
derssned will convey only such as is vesrd in him by
The said deed JOHN THOMPSON Jr
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Conn M isSt0mers' Sale or
NEGROES, &c.

PURSUANT ioa decree Of tho county coun II
i Campbell, made at The October term. 1874, of ssid
court. in the If 'Wade and others Made, ke."
therein depending, will I've suld in front II Campbsl1
court house, the second Monday in November nsRs.
(court day. by way Of public auction The hshess bid
der, credit u twelve months four slaves. sasy.
May. Nancy, Hampton and Billy two Fesshss 0sdsi
and furniture. and Silver Waich. The purchaser
purchasers giving bund. with approved security. rs
JOSIAH SHEPPERSON,1 9ss
4HOS FOX. Comsm. r
zEDEDEE PETTY, -
Oct. Ell. uIk
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TO JOHN II. S.YLE, Attorney and Agent
for the children IF John Markle, Oliver II. p. Markle
Richard b. Markle, John II. Nlarkle, John NlarkIe
John Carson. adul'r of Charles Markle, dec,
ITUVAKE NOTICE, that ON the 18th Of November.
l. 1874, at The house of Joseph Flood, in Bedford
county, shall take the deposition Of said Flood and 9TH
ers be read the trial Of the suit OF "Buch Us. Mar
kle," depending in the circuit superior court Of law
and chancey for Bedford county. And the goth OF said
month"; at the Clerks office Of Bedford county court
shall take sundy other dispositions, to be read as evil
dence on the trial OF said cause.
| MARY DURCH.
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NOTICE.
The kJlscE.EAr- .EcGHe;s.y

Will be removed on Monday, 4lh November. To
" the and comnodious rooms in ,ha basement
OF The Catholic Church, 5h Street, opposite The resi-
dcnce of Samuel G. Norvell Esq.
lh's ln'tiin'ion will be permanent. II is designed
Preparatory schou and Will erlite the student enter
aaranced classes in Collcge. The Department Of An
rehs and Modern Languages. will be under The care Of
H. H. ) NTH, graduate Of Union College. n. Y.
Satisfactory testimonials upon reference to circular
" " calling upon the Principal.
ID. SMITH.
Oct. 81 ia
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I WOULD respectfully call the attention OF my
friends and the public gene ally to my stock OF Gold
and Silver Lever WATCHES, Guard Chains, Fob
Chains, Gold and Silver SpECrAcLrs, Gold and Silver
Thimbes Gold and Silver Pencils. Breast Pms, Finger
Rings Coral Necklace, Purses Ga very fine article
Pocket knires, Scissors, Rasors &c. which have just
received and shall be sold low can be bought IN
this market Please call aud Examine for yourselves.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry REPAIRED at The
s,ortes. notice. and on reasonable terms
JAMES DlNWIDDIE.
Oct 81 Is
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FOR RENT.

INllE ensuing year. anse and h, at Campbell coiift
l. house. For particulars apply to josiah Shepisfsut,
Esq, the premises 10 the subscriber al HALIFAX
court house. There ia attached Ia the premises tract
OF several hundred of land which will sso IN ent
ed upon accommodating terms. AS. REID.
Octl7 6w
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EFsGEEs'0yTEy SE.yZ.v.E.

EEsGEEs'0ksTE SE.HZ.v:EE: y.
MRS. f.. Y. LOMAX, PRINCIPAL.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prln.
FESiilS Seminary, situated in the town of Liberty,
u Bedford County, Va. Will be open for the recep-
ton of pupils the ST Of October.
Ii is The object Of the Principals to mpar TO the stu
dents useful as well as ornamental education. For
this purpose, Mrs L. and Mrs d. will be aided by
petent assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for the LIST class $50 pr. months,
Junior class g ~
Tuition in French, o
Musicplano s25, Harp $50; Guitar sls pr 5'mon'ls
Board 5O q"
Drawine, Painting, Latin, German, at Professor s
charges.
Plain aud Ornamental Needle, work. 50 pr. five months
Use Of Musical Instruments 81.
Each Young lady furnishing her bedding and towels.
PAYABLE one lalfin advance.
Board may also be obtained in many respectable ainI-
lies in the village
Reerences-Judgc Stanard and james Lyons. Esq,
Richmond; Judge Lomax. Fredericksburg; Rev. Or.
Hawlev and Rev Mr.. Laurie, LIST Preshyie Church,
Washington; Gen Gordon and Hon. VIM. Z. hves,
Albe.nare, Dr. P. H. GiImsr, Lyuchburg; Geo. r.
| Tayloe. Bwetuur'.
| BejGrl, Sept. 10
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aSia&ASo
"rHE LYNCHBUR VIRGINIAN,

-. Doliars per annum payable in adranee No sub
vl DO rececedfor shorter tone than str months
oaper ,o be discontinued, fezeept at the discretion
I'm. Editors,) unta al a'.ea'ases are paid
=" sr ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at so cents per
<or ,ess) for every inner form insertion, aud S1t
w.. nsr square Tor iess) for every outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required to note on his
ho,r long he trs.es his advertisement inserted
,,,m,nt NOT so noted te be inserted til It's dis
.,;.uonce be ordered.
ron YEARLY I'D PERTiSL.NI; the terms are for
r;l,r. Of squares, $40 for one square, s25 for
~. ,o.are inner form, $50 Eecry yearly adre'tiSer
"a, 4. required to his advertising to his parieu-
,.r lin. Of business
~ JOB PRINTING erecaed neatly and expeditions
T.. .ra on reasonable terms.
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nukouANT TO the provisions d Il Deed Oh rust,
81 .cuied 10 the subscriber. by Thomas IL. Snead, 10
,rcue certain debts therein mennncd. which SAID deed
is duly recorded in he Clerks once OF edo,d county
, shall offer for sale on the 2nd day of December
nex, for cash, 10 f, Of the MaTkei-hcuse N the town
Of Lynchburg. certain negro slave named Abrain' 80
or 10 years Of age. And the Sd day OF ! eeemoer
next If fair if not, the next fair day thereafter al me
l,,e residence of r. H. Snoad the following properly to
wit. aTwo Horse Waggun. one Mich Cow. other
head of Cattle, head OF Sheep. III head OF Hogs, .
Feather Beds aud Furniture. one sde-bnard (Alahoga-
nv one Folding Table and small TaalPs, ] Cloch,
d,z Windsor Chars. and all the Table and Kitchen
Furniture; also | Shot Gun and 2 new Boats, with the
u,ensils ,herenno beeuuing or much thereof may
be necessary pay off and discharge the debts secured IN
said deed and he and charges attending The said
sale The title is believed To be good. but acting as
Trustee shall only convey such tile as Is vested IN ne
by The deed aforesaid.
CHAMPE CARTER, Trust.
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CIRCULAR N.yDVsE.

DERSONs in wan, of CIRCULAR S.aJrS cad
j. be- lurn he'd al short notice, with a warranted sri.
Gle, ofany SIZE, from IL 10 as in. diameter at small
advance On manufacturers prices, by
II. b. s. w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept Is
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Ty.sLELo'G GENES.
SIGN OF THE ngG PITCHER.

Lyme bufg, a.
HNIE subscriber, thankful for past lavors, takes this
L method Of informing all who may be in want Of any
article IN his Inc thai his is very eX
enslye, and the largest PARTON Of his Goods of fresh in
pnatnn which he is determined 10 sell at a small ad
vance, and being afraid show his goods and tell prl
he asks all who NAV be IN wan, OF any article to
call aud see themselves
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
who have mt boplh their ttoc tor the fall or those
who may have dlne 81 aud find any artice wanting to
make Their asSutincnt more complete, If they will
give him call send an ORDER he assures them they
shall have every article as nw as the same can be
bought Of any regular house ia Virginia.
ID. W. MOORE
Oct, % /.
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Il Il u 6 ito y .

Vie subscribers will open English and Clsasiea1
l. SCHOOL in the basement story Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, tho LIST Of Ortobsf
next.
Terms, per session Of five months. For the eemeas
lay branches OF English. $1,000 for the higher branch.
es of English, 81 800 for the Classics and Nathemat4
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