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LOR. volumes, price 50 cents sep5
r OUDON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARDEN
IL ING and
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few copies of each Of the above, for sale by F. TAY
LoR price 50 SO the usual price in this country be-
ing fifteen dollars.
New Works lately imported from London, by
+. TAYLOR.
Donaldson on Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing, vol. octave.
Johnson on Manures and Fertilizers, vol. Svo.
Vaux on Filling and Fertilizing Land, ] vol. Svo
The Practical Gardener, by C. Mcintosh, Garden
er to the King of the Belgians.
The Conservatory and Hot House, by r. Balm
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Hog on the Carnation vol
Mains Domestic Poultry, l vol and many others,
oct IA
DRlNCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MEDI-
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Royal Medical and Chrurgical Society, edited By
Nathaniel Rodgers and Alexander Cooper Lee, M. d.
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greatly enlarged, with notes and additions by Thos
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octave
PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE DISEASES
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London Hospital edited by p. b. Goddard M. ID.
Demonstrators Of Anatomy in the University of Penn
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Just published and this day received for sale by
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subscriber proposes TO establish IA Law School
l. in the town of l.ynchburg, TO commence On the
2Oth day OF November next, and continue until the 20h
day ct August lS45 comprising session of six months
exclusive OF an nlermsslon during the spring terms Of
the Superior courts OF his circuit.
The students will be required to read the text books
regularly and upon the portions read To Undergo period
zeal examinations. These will be frequent, much in
detail and conducted upon the plan Of question and an
swer, mode oil lnslru zion generally adopted and il is
believed best calculated 10 impress the subject Of his
studies upon the mind of the student. During the ex
amnaons there will be delivered such lectures and ex
plantations AS may be deemed necessary
The text books will be: Chuy's Blackstone. Tuck
er's Commentaries Lomaxs Digest. Lomax on Execu-
tors SC. Sta.kie on Evidence, Chilly and S,even On
Pleading.
Ia connection with the Law School, aud ia riherance
Of its object, II is proposed also, 10 establish MOOT
COURT 10 be held periodically during the course in
which all The students. who sufficiently advanced,
will he expected 10 practise. It's design will be to i'm
part 10 the student, acquaintance with the practice
Of the Law in The several Of this commonwealth
while he is is acquiring knowledge Of lis principles
Terms s. payable in advance, Letters addressed
10 the Undersigned at lynchburg, seeking other parcu
lars in relation 10 the school, will receive prompt aen
ton. DANIEL A. WILSON
Aug5 WITS
e5-rhe Richmond Wing s Enquirer will please in
sert weekly I'LL stlpprd.
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\ IDpN- este,
Ro. IINSLEY, Clerk.
New Iron and Brass Foundry.

vlNHE UNDERSIGNED, having leased the Foun.
4 dry House OFF. NJ Warwick, Esq. Immediately
on the canal, in lyncburg, adjoining the Commission
and Lumber ware house Of b. +. Sacket. takes this
method To inform his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared to ill orders Of any size pat
ten with neaness aud despatch, either in Iron Brass
having empoyeda rsl-rae casterbth in Iron and Brass
Any one ordering Castings who have not the patterns,
can have them made at the Foundry, On the most ac
connodaliug terms.
In addition 10 The Foundry and Pattern shop have
Machine aud Finishing shop, on the same premises
where am prepared to make repair any kind of Ma
chinery in Iron, Brass Wood.
The subscriber is agent for the manufacture and sale
OF Bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smut
Machine. newly patented Machine which is warrant
ed 10 excel any other IN use. for cleaning the worst
kind of smutty and dirty wheat. lie is now manuac-
turing Cast Iron Tobacco Flalteners superior article
Persons interested are invited 10 call and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
Threshing Machines on hand tjr sae,-a prime ar
Gle. p w COFFEE
July 10 WITS
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9 sSCdiCNf Institute.

HNllE next session OF the Medical Institute will com
4 mence on the first OF the ensuing November and
continue ten months. In this Institution all the branches
OF a complete Medical education taught. Especial
attention is given TO hc practical departments such as
Surgery and the Practice Of Medicine by eases and elm
zeal illustrations; Chemistry by experiments and Ana,o
my by dsseciions An abundant supply Of the 'maefis'
tor the study of practical Anatomy, can always be had
during the proper season.
course in this institute will entille students TO come
forward for graduation, after attending one fill curse in
the Washington University of Baltimore, one of the best
Medical schools in the Unon
The fee for full course will be one hundred dollars
payable IN advance Any number of students WISHING
ohn THIS institute, can I've accommodated with boar
&c, in hotel. and in private families, on moderate
terms, &c, in lis immediate vicinity
The institute is located within half mile of Prince
Edward Court House, mile of ilampden Sidney Col
lege. and SIX miles from Farmvie: and in n e,hbnr
hood long distinguished for its healthiness ntegencr
aud morality.
JOHN p METTAUER, A. NJ MD.
FRANCIS j. METTAuFR, Dr.. A. NM n
Prince Edward Court House. Sept, 2 Wild
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-30
To tlc Travelling Public.
Daily LIVE OF STAG ES.

VIE undersigned, prnrfetgr of the Ine III Stages
u running lIaa i.yaehoerg wa New Lo"dan aud
Liberty. fiaeasiie aud the Big Lick. hereby iaIra's
i,e public that he las established daily line Of Stages
in5n Iynchbufg II Fincase, connecting with daily
line oi MIR. William A. Mss,lns from fncss'e. by the
Sweet and Red Springs, 10 the White Sulphur, winch
cynaec a daily liue m iui operation 10 Guy
sndolte-A the ssee, Springs there rs In weekly line
OF Stages running the Sail and Red Sulphur. and
from the White Sulphur sefe - daily line rnnaing by
the Warm and Hot Springs on To s'sunion. Virginia.
The daily Stages al the proprietor fun Lynchburs In
ierseci with the Steam and Packet Boats al Lynch
burg. aud sgcs Wilt the arrival o The ooats be read
y the banks ofbe Canal. la convey passengers ihsr
baggage any Tavern 10 which they may 60 Ia Lynch
burg. tfes OF charge.
TIE tn.wcekly line from Lynchburg To Big Lick is
still In operation, leaving Lynchbufa every Monday,
"Wednesday aud Friday. passing through Salem and
Chrislisns5urg by fars's line Ia Nyihe L. H., and
thence by BOYD s. Co.'S llhe, through Abingdon, 10
Brownsville, Tennessee.
There is no nighiraveng either Of the above
routes u the Fropetor aud passengers coming from the
West SOUTH will reach yncburg by 5o'cock 2. NJ.
in business and take the line OF b5als
"a Richmond next morning
lie would lolhose who wish 10 visil tho Virginia
Springs this seasln. that they will 6nd this a pleas
rad pedons rpue. Inc n,ads are IN good ofder;
and the view from The Blue Ridge, over which the Sta
yes pas. IS equal IN grandeur Vi scenery To view
from the Peaks OF Otter.
Having at considerable expense provided himself with
fine agd confriable ooaches. excellent Teams and s9.r
and careful divers. and pledglng himself spare
pains expense accommodate those who may chDosn
Ia paifo1o him. he respectfully asks the patronage oi
the travelling public
Fare to Fiaeasllr and Big Lick reduced to %, and
way navel in Proportion. WM. TERRY.
Proprietor.
July oh, 1914
The unJef.gned Proprietor Of The line oil Stages from
Fnease 10 lbe White Sulphur Springs. would say 10
the nube. thai his daily line connects with that ol Mr..
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IkE nlDVA0..
WILLIAMS n V'ICTOH.

Match MAKERS. .Is,eeiiers aad Dealer, in hiary aud
Fancy Goods, IYsesBukG. "a.
HAVE removed from their old stand, which they
u II ocrurtd sor twenty uine years, Ia the a.
hove, opposite Nicols Bell. and door below John
u. Meem's. where they prepared 10 execute
with despatch all orders In their line ol busnesswhet
rDm Uigscr Democrats, "sira,gh ioHfs' OF Siaafd
Jasfs. Hards or Softs
Every order will be waited with pleasure but
pccisy would they invite The attention vi THE LADIES
10 their improved and establishment where may be
found JENEIRY AND FANCY ARTICLES, Of
the latest patterns. and at prices please; together
with variety uf aftir,s. such supefur
Need-. Scissors Pocket Knives, Gold AID SILVER Spec
tscics, Sc. Sc.
Sent ~ ia
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Sept. 10

SaLf. al the Land heretofore advertised by ma In
DC 10 on The 2fih inst. not having been elected
WIZ uilef II again the premises to the hiphest md
DER, on thursday. the 3fd day OF October next
ms land Viii be sold under d decree of TN. Ci,cni,
Superior tuufl at Law and Chancery for the county Il
Neson, N the case OF Montgomery against Aonl,one,,
and others. 'y
lhere are two trac's. One contains about fnur I'M
d'ed acres, beiog TIE lower end Of the Man,on honse
trsc' OF land, OF which Joseph Montgomery decreased
ave o. me fild county ol Nelson. died possessed One
ioufih OF th~ tfat IS bottom land and the whole ia ".
ssoe. Inc Improvements are sufeien, To acconmo-
GATE sinail iaoiY comiurlaay
Tue otn"f contains about t,vo bu,a,oa ,o,. L.
"g hs par cni III tom the upper end of the same man
ny iht st3.neht OF dover TO the witlw ~, The
sa" JOSEPH ~ i a1afr, DECEASED Ii is partly eaat
- 'ai hos no' ueeH cultivated for many wears Il !,
however valuable. and particularly well adap,et,o
ne Production u cora and tobacco
u The day ixel upon Tor the sale should M, he ri
WI take place on the first fair day ihefeaf,er.
Inc terms VI" DC about one fourth cash, The balance
on cfeoh oil sax. twelve, eighteen and twenty fonr
'"'hs' me purchaser giving bonds M good p.r.,n,l
security. ani The title The lana being held AZ All
tional security. "N'' 10 a'''
Aug Is w" T.
4. S--an aPp.eison win be made 10 The con,, m,
Gay before the sale. Ahea II viii be in session ia chance
'e He Oh me credit pay menis, make Them ma,
a's IN one, W. AMI three years; and Is i1ently
exp-cied viii DE- successful II il shonla mt bo ~,
snd WILL OF course, he o-rsi ,he terms set forth in
the advertisement. -
Sept I'm
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August lo
E.E.S'Ss .ET.sFCVsU.y.

EJO ksuAN L 10 decree Of the circuit superior court
L OF law and chancery for The 'uhiy oi Amherst,
pronounced on the oO'h day Of August 1914 in the
OF John Diliard and Reuben Carver plaintiffs ADAMS,
Thomas Knight and Lucinda. his vile ami Others. De-
lendah's 'he undersigned appointed commissioner for
That purpose, Will sell, To the highest bidder. on In,
premises on the 23d Of October next for cash. certain
j. nfAOH Oh PARCEL OF LAND,
estate ol janis London ST. dec, CONTAINING nine
acres, one rod aud thirteen poles
JOHN WHITEHEAD. DIS
Sept. is ,,,52 C'"' .
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Copies -resie,
ROBERT TINSLEY. Clerk.
LAST NN.Iai,gl.

A LII persons haslng c'sins against the estates Of
IA Robert Cloptoo, Thomas Pope and Jacob ADD
son. are hereby ooiej that unless Tie, arc presented
10 me- properly authenticated for settlement, as the Law
directs, on or befre the LIST day of October next thai
TINS notice will be plead in bar any claim that NAV be
presented after that date. f. Y WIMBISII. ex'r
oil X belt Clopton, and admir- of Thomas pope
and jacob Andersen
August Io w,Io
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Mrs. r. PET1COLAS.
WILL open B,~rdin7 and Day School Tor the Ed
w noaiion OF Young Ladies, N Lyscbburg. On the

WILL open a B,~rjiu1 and Day School fDr the Ed
w ncation OF Young Ladies, IN Lyscbburg, on the
first day uf Oetober next
As many OF The inhabitants Of Lynchbuty have soil
cited. and anxous have Female Seminary which
will prevent the Necessity ~ Sending their Daugh-
tiers 10 1her States flush their Education il Is be
hoped that not only the Town, but the Families in tie
surrounding country will literally pairopse the school
Every attention will be paid. not only ~ their reli
gions mural conduct. aud improvement vi mind but al
~ 10 the niannefs, grace aid personal neaness which,
the oo great anxiety To cultivate this Understandings
nnifequenly lost sight Of Care will be- taken that
young Ladies whose parents guardians desire il, can
attend The Church Ut any denomination they may si
Teachers engaged who bear the highest t.stmon-
ais OF their being fully competent and experienced 10
discharge the several duties required Of them.
The school f1r the present is lucaed Main street,
IN the house f1rmehy occupied by Dir. Saith Tor
Sohool for several years.
Terms per session VI five months always payable in
Board including washing. bed. bedding. &c. $50 90
Tuition 10 all branches necessary ID complete
thorough T. glish education. go 90
Pupils nj twelve years Of age, and under, Is 90
Papls at eight years Of age, and under, II 50
Ffensh and Lain each. 10 90
Drawing and Painting, ~ 90
Nasie on the PAM Forte. 30 90
Use Of the Piano, . so
On The Guitar 80 90
Ornamental Necdlework 8 90
REFERENCES
Bishop Johns Rev Dr. Empe. Rev George Wo,d-
bridge. Judge abel Judge Robertson, M Sam'I 1ay
or, NJ James Lyons. RIehmond Rev. w. II. kinck-
le, Re f.. Csmpsinn, Rev. A. Dhrell, Col Left
wich, Mr. }. q. Meem, Mr.. WIN. Radford, Lynchbure;
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Baltimore.
Ang5 WIN
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Ladies' fine Shoes.

ISL RECEIVED. an assortment of adde's, Pm
- neiia halt Caters and Ruskins. lhinsocs. ". srs
40 IN receipt Of an invoice OF Ladies' aud Misses, c
ed M,r'eeo Buskins. Ties and Slippers, 10 which we
wait ofsuch goods ''''e !"
q. FOLLANSBEE & Co.
.,o. OProslis Ncssr. Davi. & Bro
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LAND AT A5Is,raltV-

AN TO decree Of the circuit superior conr,
ponouhctd on the 2oh dag ii August ISL in Tho essa
oil " m. "a'ewo1d, Plaintiff. agalnst Waller N,lhsms
a'u oiiefs' Deiend ahls; the Undersigned appointed
commissioner Tor thai purpose, viii sell. at plnI, sn
u, tue 'hfd Monday in October next hcinp court
amherst curt house, credit of of six i.ely
and eighteen MONTHS Tor all except eo,,,h r., we've
pe"ses Oh The sale. (ior which cash will be reon;,.d
oE"IAiN TRACT OR PARCEL OF ,.xn
y U" Amherst county, adjoinny the lands Of J,rt;n
nya,s howant Gillespie and OTHERS, conlanina n"
"nurea and eighty acres. The purchaser will he a
deu 70 give bond and gocd personal security and ,I
ti'le retained as further security. y ana The
Jas POWELL. ShG. Of .7mLer.t. Gam,
Sen, IL fy join Uhtle.:ai, hi, Dspu,v
VETO
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4 I circuit superior court of law AMI ehsncery.
"A Continued by adjournment u held fr The county
81 Amherst, At the h1usr, on Saturday, The os
dsy VI August, 1874
John Dudley Davis. Administrator de bons nun Of
Gergc Aiof,,s. Dr.. Plaintiff,
Charles l.. Davis in his oa rgid and administrator
Of the estate ii Thomas Msuss, %e'd also Of Henry
y Murrss. deed, and Wiauy ID. Morriss, deed.
William Arni.,ead, Nancy Ihvis, Edmund Penn,
Sheriff Of Amherst county, and q such administrator oil
Beisey T.. Mnfriss decd who was administrative OF
George Morrlss. deed, George Sotks, Martin n Daw
spn, deed, Edmund Penn, Shsf Of Amherst county
and such administrator Of Rade Bufks, DECD, and
of Peggy Dawson. decd, and ikomas Mouiss, Gorge
Morrss, Nathaniel Morriss, Mabrc MJriss aud WI
liam Duncan Morrss. the children Of Maurice Norris
decd, Eldred w. Morrss. beverly F. Norriss aud
john NJ. Parks and Susan NJ his wife, aud Mary Jane
Morris and George L. M1rrlss. infants under the age o
twenty one years. by Eldred w Mtrriss their guard
au, specially assigned 10 defend them in is suit,
Defendants.
IL CuANcERr
This cause came this day 10 be heard upon the pa
pers formerly read the amended bills thereto
aud fepIicatons and the report Of Commissioner Brown
made p0suan, 10 the order VI the first day Of September
l5l3. aud was argued BY counsel. Ga consideration
thereof the court doth order that the report oi the Com
ssiouef be fecoinmied, and that The Plaintiff render
befJre Commissioner Brown Df his adninis
raon Of the esa:e Of his inesaie. and that Ednvpd
Penn, Sheriff Of Amherst county aud such admins
traitor Of Betsoy T.. Mrriss, decd, who admins
farx %! George Norris, deed, do render before the
same Commissioner account Of her administration Of
the estate OF the said George Norss, dec'd which
counts the said Commissioner is directed examine,
state and Settle and make report thereof to the court
with any matters specially stated. deemed pertinent by
himself OF required by the parties 10 be So stated.
Ro. IiSsLEy, Clerk.
CoMMissiosER's OFFICE,
Amherst CT. House, Sept, 9th, 1914. :
The parties interested in the foregoing order, will
take notice that have appointed the 30lh day Of Oc,o
Der next the accounts therein mention I'd
which day, at 10 O'Clock IN the morning, they
qucsed attend at my Office with their accounts
vouchers aud copies Of conr papes. prepared for exam
nation and settlement. Ro. NJ. BROWN, Conf
Sept % Win
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LNltH at .7HcflO,s.

JuRSCANF In decree of the circuit superior cnuf'
L OF iay and chancery for the county of Amherst
pronounced on the Dist day of August, 1912, IN tho
case ca, OF ,he President, Directors & Company oi Inc
nans OF virginia and Others Plaintiffs against "la"
~. uarand, trustee far Jane Garland and others w.
'saa"s The undersigned, appointed commissioner ~,
'"a' purpose, VIII SELL 10 the highest bidder, al Am'p
court house, the Third Monday in October next, me
ing court day. on six, Twelve and eighteen mon.
e'u'', Tor except enough pay the expenses Of NV
saP, (Mr which cash will be required a certain
ANtCT OK PARCEL OF LAND
y'"g IN me county Of Amherst and adjonng The l,a.
VI David >. Garland. Pedlar Riverand is the fa
purchased by John Ware, Sr, of John Lusk. cOn'an'
~ "'re hundred and eighty acres The purchaser s s
Inc title retained as further security.
JAS. POWELL, ShG: q. qmhersl. Conn.,
Sept. Is uiol0
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EDGEH'0RTyl NE.Hf.v.EEX'

MRS. 4. I. IOMAA, PRINCIPAL
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Pfin.
futiilS senIhsfy, situated IN The Town OF Liberty.
u Is, dfold County. Vs., will be open lur The recep-
lion Of pupils the Isl oi Ortober.
Il is Tie ohjec q the Principals 10 imrart the
GENTS useful as well as ornamental education. For
ihs purpose. Ma l.. and Mrs. u. n he aided by
ps.ent ASSISTANTS.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English foi the si class so pr months.
Dad do 10 i"
.Jonior class - 10 3"
Tuition IN French, . !"
Music- PAM 80. Harp t35i Guitar ss pr .5monihs
lizard so
Drawing, Painting Latin. German, at Professor
charges.
Plain aud Ornamental Needle work. 50 pr. five months
Use III Musical Instruments s..
Esch Young lady furnishing her bedding and towels
Paystle IRE baitln advance.
Bard may ais n. obtained IN many respectable fani
lies IN the village.
Reierenees-jadge StanarJ and James Lyons. Ed.
Rlchmond Judge Lonax, Fredericksburg; Row. d.
lls~lry aud X, alf Laurie LIST Pte,hs enau Church,
Wsshiuglun Gen tofitn AMI Hon. Wm {. Ri,.s,
Alhenarle, d.. =. II ulnsf, Lyuehbufg, Geo +.
Tsylue. Baicisart.
iodafJ sea 10
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Rules held in tn, clerks Office ofhe county court u
"A Amherst, ON the I'd day OF September, lS44:
Wilson NJ Dempsey, Plaintiff
against
l,ham T. Dempsey, Seatan Y. Dempsey, WESLEY G.
dempsey, Patrick Rowsey and Eliza his wife Simeon A.
Gurch and Louisa his WIFE, ID, PENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, lsham e dempsey and We.ley G.
dempsey: mol having entered tn Appearance nccodar
The Act al Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and
appealing to the satisfaction Of the Court that they ale
inhabitants OF this State 1t is ordered thai the said les
dan's appear here on third Monday No,emi or NJ, sa
enter the" appearance and an.~er the plaintiff bill and
ihaa copy 81 this order be lorthw it'll inserted in some news
pap rpmsed IN the town oil L,nchburg for two months
cessVey ard posean the front door oil the c, house
county OH some court day. Copy-.re.,e
SAMtEL NJ. CARL AND, Elk
Sep,. ~ w2u
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EDUCATIOy.

RS. +. II. CHAPLiN'S School will again he o
~ pened tor The reception Of pupils, ON The first day
Of o, tober next.
lerms-&l5 per session of five months for the frs,
class, studying English Grammar Geography, History.
Na'ura! Philosophy, Sc, and $40 per session. or ali
Others.
Every attention shall be paid to the morals and good
cenduc OF the pupils entrusted TO her care.
Aug % w2w-w2w f23 SCI,
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TO coE.vrxr mr. xCH.s.vrs.

liz subscribers -1s nov receiving very large
I stock pf Hard ware Cutlery. sc and ,ar,ss,y -.
i'c call lrm Merchsns visiting our market. az ,hey
aic deIeraaed 10 sell good barssins
Sept 10
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0oMSro0X 4 cos
Concentrated Compound Fluid t.r''de' y
SAgeSAPAKlLLA.

s,,. Msrcuril and Syphiloid
Chronic Rheumatism, Diseases, .,. h. hi,
General Debility, biies from an ''p
Cutaneous Diseases, oil BODY, H. r,ro.,
sesly Eru.a,ons OF the oiceIauons u '
sin and Leg, -,
letter, rams anu S'e
pimples Or Pustues of the Bones
r.. Liver Affections,
And al those disease. arising impure state oil
~ The Hood. E,posorcs and lmprudeness in
lie h. .e,,i,e use OF Mercury, 81.
The great popularity Of ssrssparills and lis
ciiisacy, render it superfuous 10 enter INTO an.
of its virtues, or adduce evds ncc in its ia'or'
This Satsaparla is warranted positively as COCO as any
other that can be made Just half the price 81 ,hese 80
much adrer and strong, and IN as large
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. This article b. cured
serolaa 20 years. after the above mentioned h-a
been used IN vain. cr,v
For sale by JOHN IL, Sra
Lynchburg, Va
June "a ~
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Safe Of Negroes, stock Sc.

Safe Of Negroes, Stock, SC.
WILL be sold, on Friday, the l,h of October. at the
residence Of the subscriber, ia the county of Frank
lin,
THIRTY LIKELY NEGROES:
amongst them valuable Blacksmith; also likely stock
oi Horses Cattle, Sheep, crop OF corn, OATS &c &c
TFRMS.-For sums under ten dollars cash; above
that amount credi, TIL the LIST June 1915 will be DIV
en-, upon bonds with good security.
JOHN 5. BURWEII.
Franklin, Sept 10 toe
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Tue pfIce OF board, here pu, down at $40, Is that
paid 10 the College Steward, who in consideration Of
certain privileges. binds himself the Faculty TO take
all students who apply at that price. Those boarding
with him lodge in College.
The price Of board including washing. lights and fa-
c at other boarding houses in town. exceed ) 80
THIS has eeeneslabllshed by general understanding
with the College authorities.
Gente'nen wishing toprepare for medical graduation
At any institution can obtain the necessary preparation
from Professor Allllngon, who gives private Course
of Medical Instruction Fec $50.
There is also second and private course Of Law by
the Proiesspf--Fee $50
For further information, sce catalogues
sept. Is wt2DO