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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-03-19

We omitted to acknowledge in our last
the receipt from the New World office, OF
Blackwood's magazine and the monthly Sc
rial supplement for February; both valuable
works.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-03-19

We learn that the ice has entirely dis
appeared from Laks Ontario, and that the
steamer Transit has commenced running
between Toronto and this side.-BW. GaS.
Feb. %.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-03-19

Iae Tarf-The Lawrence Man. Co.
near Boston. have declared a dividend fol
6 months of $4,000, on capital of 81. 2oo.-
00o--equal TO SIS, 200 per year, or le pc,
cent.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-03-19

The Lake Huron Observer of the Ist
ult says that Lake Huron and the ST Clair
river had been clear OF ice for several days
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-03-19

1t is confidently stated, that negotiations
are on foot at Washington, for the annexa-
ton of Texas 10 the Union, 1t requires but
Il treaty between Texan agent and the de-
partmcnt of state, at Washington, and its
ratification by the Senate to effect it, A
majority in the Senate is said to be in favor
of it. We shall see.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-03-19

The wings have been successful in the
city of Buffalo in electing their Mayor and
a majority of Alderman. The only reason
for this, which we can divine, by looking at
the figures, is that the Democrats did not
poll votes enough. Doubtless some other
good and sufficient reason VIII be brought
10 light by-nd-by We wait for the papers,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
33ortirs!.
a aaAsr rnor rms nueLE.,
1'uxr-"Siar .spasrll.i Baaaer."

duSE-".Sisr Spaagi.d Baiasr'
lAsils
"a blast frcn the tsge ,s-say, heard se the sonni
Asn rolled irs- Tie ezt, and valley
Twas signal Tor patriots. the eoaaisy around,
To make ior The eonlcsi glorious rally
Regard thru it, call re v hiEs and all,
Prepare for tie conflict eouquer rfsli.
"a bias, fron Tho ius's,v Oh lei . is strain.
A. 1t echoes in thunder foin Geo X 10 N.ine.
Like the iru-p 81 ciief-town U gather his elan,
Twill arouse every freeman though Leass LIS slambafs
And urge him TO deeds. well bssttire The man,
Why deserves 10 be rankd IN army Of hunters
For want but the hO will dare AID will do
Whatever 10 honour and right shall be due
when Ga hls. hoin IL, huelos shall up train,
In Rowland and highland irsn Georgia 10 Maine.
Nocrsven wish 10 respond toits call.
And oh may its loud noics 80 TRAITORS awaken
But deep be bis sltep, the depths OF his tall,
Let hin. breathe on, neglected degraded, forsshcn
Let his name fade away from eight ol the DAY,
And the honors which once cncirel,d hsNay
while a"blasi from the baglen-ne CT issued IN vain
Shall inspire each freeman hon Georgia 10 Maine.
Lis, "a hia.t from the bugler-hsrk bark how II
peais,
To the rescue ye gallans all-fall in FOR Harry
The pride Of the Wcsi-him whose candur re, calls
All, all that he s--shen pray You don't fnty,
But come 10 his aid, who has never betrayed
friend or proved false Ia the promise he made.
List "a blast from the buEcn ii rolls oer tho PLAN,
And staftes echo from tieofgia TO Maine.
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r,,,o TIC rain Extractor save, "h'aA

yEInc T.ue Pain Extractor sac -, -
ca1as ~, rlafn all BURNs By i ere q ms,
every extern. oH rA al. !, i ,s baaaa any 10
- has , applied must always be boug"' I'M
IN" i,oa csssck Co. ol New fo-k or then aa"o,
ed Aseos All are eauned agaqs any ,p n1 The one
,,, b,y colaes om C1aslaei = c., sa2 are nv
5sly p3erissfs and maaufaelogfs lalHIe ,gf In
nes. which IS warranted 10 DO al exef ygalo , @,s5
called by any other name. or TIE Price shs t o he
r@,a ~ All The Irce has 5eon reduced lnaTe iian lou
fJ add is now sold for - cents, the ofaer Iee e,l3
10 "a, r5ilaat Tie - cents SIZE contains 10" l9o
ilnes as much Tue lJfaer, aid The ohe o0''a So
Ten LINES as much. RAJ,
No family mat has any tile to humanity, wl tai 10
have CaanaI's Pam Extractor Onlmaal, away ."
hand. To save hfe all scars aud reduce all asony 1''
any burn in five minutes, provided they nave seen !"
rscd or will believe lhose who have used IT,
For sale by JUN IL. 81 =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

DURSuANf To decree Of the circuit superior court
Il of Law aud ehanrery Tor the county Of Amherst,
pronounced the 3ist day Of August. 1872, in the
case of the President, Directors s Company Of the
Bank of Virginia and others, Plaintiffs against William
II. Garland. trustee for Jane Garland and Others De>
PENDANTS; the undersigned, appointed commissioner for
that purpose. will SELL the highest bidder, Amherst
court house ON the third Monday in October next (be-
Ing court day,) on six. Twelve and eighteen months
credit for all except enough To pay the Expenses OF the
sale (ior which cash will be required, } certain
TRACT Oss pARCEs. OE EAND,
lying in the county of Amherst and adinng the lands
OF David s. Garland on Pedlar Rver--ana IS the tract
purchased by Juhn Ware ST., of John Lask, containing
three hundred aud eighty acres. The purchaser viii
be required gve bond and good personal security and
the le retained as further security.
JAS. POWELL, SlF Of .7mtersi. Comr,
by John Uhitcacad his Depnty
Sent !6 ut2ln
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New Er0n and BRASS Foundry.
August %

|EdiE UNDERSIGNED. having leased the Fonn.
a dry House otJ. Nj. Warwick, Esq, Immediately
on the canal, in l.ynchburg, adjoining the Commission
and Lumber warehouse Of Il. f. Sacke,t. lakes this
method to inform his friends and The public generally
thereof. He prepared to ill orders OF any size pat
term with neaness and despatch either in Iron Brass,
having oyeda lrstrate caserboh in Iron and Brass
Any ordering Castings, who have not the patterns,
can have them made al the Foundry, the most ac-
commoda iing terms.
In addition u the Foundry and Pattern shop, have
Machine aud Finishing eh1p, the premises,
where am prepared to make repair any kind Of Ma
chinery in Iron, Brass or Wood.
The subscriber is agent for the manufacture and sale
OF Buck > Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smut
Machine loNly patented Machine, which is warrant
ed 10 excel any other now IN use, for cleaning the worst
kind 81 snutty and dirty wheat He is now manutac
turing Cast Iron Tobacco Flateners superior article
Persons INTERESTED inv tied 10 call and examine for
themselves, beire purchasing elsewhere.
Ihf.shing Machines On hand ir sale-a prime ari.
Gle. w. COFFEE.
July 10 WITS
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To the Travelling pnhiic.
DIE q EF.g.E, OF iSs.fs< T. -

IFkIiIE undersigned proprietor II The ineut siage-
running from I.yucabarg Via New Inndpp aud
Ibery u fineusile and the Big Lei. hereby iaifHs
The punAe thai he tsiabisAud dag lire Il oia2es
from Isnchhure - fiueaste, cTnaseiieg VIII daily
line 81 Mr.. 0ilsm 4 a.aslins iian fncasse, by the
swrri al Red Springs, 10 the " hlie sulphur, which
euuee n b daiy Inc nos ~ iiil aferat9n 10 Guy
sndutiu.it The Sweet Springs there 10 weekly line
81 Stages uaBiug Ia tie s!t aud RI Sulphur. and
from the y hi5r Sulphur u8efg is lily ne raining y
Inc Nsim snj iloi Springs oH 20 Slaunign. Virginia
The daily Stages 81 the Hu,p;ielaf finn Lyuch5nfg in
torsecl VIII Tue olam aad Packet Boats at Lynch
bury AMI Stages vii the arrival Of the Doats. be read
v. the babs olghe Canal convey passengers ihsir
baggage To any Tavern 10 which They may g1ia Lynch
burg, free Il charge.
Tie ifi-aeel.ly lme from Eynclbarg Big Lei is
sill IN oienlioa. leaving lyucibnfe every Monday,
"Wednesday and futay, passing through salnm and
ChrstiapsI1ars by Fares lns Ia Nythe G. IL, and
thence by Bo,d X Gus ltne, through Abingd5n.
Brownsville Tennessee.
There Is night-itasong On either Of the abave
routes u ,e Proprietor and passengers conug firm the
West saalh VIII flaeh lyucbhufg by 5ociock Z NJ.
10 tiue 10 iian4aci aad take toe ueol b1as
~ Richmond ne,t morning
lie would So t. ihuse who wish 10 visit the Virginia
Springs this season, that they viii 6ad this pleas
aud espedtiiuus f1ne. The fals arc ~ good aleri
aud the siag from the Blue Ridge, which the STA
res pas. Is equal in grandeur oi scenery 10 slew
from the Peaks Of Otter.
Having at considerable expense provided himself with
6nc aud comfortable ci1ehes. excellent eams and sabtf
aud careful drivers. aud redging himself to spare ~
pains expense toaee5nlaadao thase who may chouse
Ia paironae hm he respectfully asks The patronage Of
the travelling public.
Fare 10 Fmra.tle and Big Lick reduced 10 =, and
way travel IN proportion. NM. TERRY.
Proprietor.
Jnly Oils
The undersigned Proprietor ofihe line OF Stages ffoin
Fincaslle Ia the Wine Sulphur Springs. would saYio
he pnhe. hal his daily Inc CONNECTS ~h lhaf 81 af.
William Terry from I}Hehburg. IN which there Is no
night travelling thai h. has good eaaehcs nnd teams,
aud cafea divers and he ASSURES the public that there
shall be deeatisa IF passengers after they reach his
line.
Fare reduced through 10 the White Sulphur Springs
tor s. inin, Lyn1hantai way travel IN pmp1flian.
WM. \. MASIis.
Proprietor Of the FiacsslIe aud WI. Sui line
- lhe Richmond y hg aod Enquirer viii caoi, IN
sfti tanfs IA thlif soaii-weeA.y fapef
Jolly II 10
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GGYlysFssuDeEn's SALE.

conformity to decree of the cirt u superior court
- OF law and chanccry for the town Of bynchburg at
its My term lSii. III the case of Alien +. Gapcrn
aud Harriet his wife, and other plaintiffs against Eliza
f. Eehols, widow and Tcllc OF Joseph Echuls deed,
and former cXeculrN OF said Joseph Echols deed and
other defendants; the undersigned, sergeant of the curo
ration OF Iynchhufg, and commissioner appointed for
the purpose, will proceed To sell, public ancun
on the promises. Friday the 21lh day oil Sep
TENDER, the valuable brick Tenement, in the
town Of lynchburg. third street, adjoining the res
dense of Capt. Ammun Hancock, and nearly orposit-
that o Mr., John Cary. Thls conmodious aud con.
ycuent dwelling house. and is we'll worthy the attention
of purchasers. And, Saturday, the 18Th at Septem-
tti, he viii proceed sell. also the premises a
Tract of Land situated on Archer's creek, 10 the county
Of Campbell, Immediately the turnpike rad from
lynchbura 10 Chton's about ten miles from the former
place and short distance from the latter This tract
Of Land contains about 70 aefs and is very valuable
There is it dwelling hnuse, and the necessary out
houses, and it is cultivated by Mr Edwin Mat
lhens. whose land il adjlius. Those Ia want OF good
tract Of land in heahy and pleasant of coua>
I try, will do we'll 10 attend the sale.
Terms One. and three years credit the purcha-
sers giving bonds with approved security and the title
TO the property retained ultimate security Tor the paw
meut of the purchase money.
! II. DUNNiNGTON. S. c. l..
aud Commissioner.
b5- The Richmond Wing will pablish, Ia country
paper till day Of sale, and send It's tins office
! July Is t2lSep
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H. n sEe y q IA q q Il

IL IL ss' y q Ia - @ II
fnNiE subscriber proposes to establish Law School
a. in the town Of LynchbGrg, 10 commence On the
20h day ol November neXt AND continue until thc ooh
day Of August Sl5, CONFUSING session of six months
exclusive al an iuermisson dnrlnJ the spring terms OF
the Superior OF his circuit
The students viii be required 10 read the text books
regularly, and upon the portions read undergo period
zeal examinations. These will be frequent. much in
detail aud conducted upon tho plan Of question and an
sWer, mode Of instruction generally adopted, and il is
believed best calculaed 10 impress the SUBJECT of his
Suiies upon the minI of the student. During the ex-
annauns there Will be delivered such lectures aud ex-
plantations may be deemed necessary
The text books illhe: Chuys Blackstone Tuck
er's Commentaries, lomaN 5 Digest. Llmax on Execu-
tors sc. Sta:kie Evidence, Chi,ty and Steven on
Pleading
In connection with the Law School and ia firihorance
oft "hiect, 1t Is pruposed also to establish MOOT
COURf,ta be held periodically daring the course in
which all the Students no are sufficiently advanced.
will he expected practise rs design will be TO i'm
pan 70 the student, an acquaintance with the practice
uf the Law N the several courts Of this commonwealth
while he Is IS acquiring knowledge Of its principles
Terms. S15 payable in advance. Letters addressed
h tie un2rssgned at l.Ynchburg, seeking other parcu
lars IN relation TO the school, viii receive rromp atrn
tun. DANIEL. A. WILSON
AuI5 WIS
Qj.lhe Richmond Wing s Enquirer will please in,
sert weekly ill stopped.
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REED Il tHyssiFssoN.

A RE offering Tor sale al the very lowest market
"A prices:
rs bags Coffee, Ria Iaepira. Java. &c,
10 hhds. \. OheaHz. L. Rico & ~. CtJx sugar.
10 boxes Loaf Sugar {assor,ed)
Gunppwd.r, Young llysan, lmperial and Black
Tea.
Sperm and Talhpw Candles San. : piees Buckets.
Brooms, Olive OIL. Lamp Oh. Porl. hladelfa.
Sncry. Msiaaa and Clsret Wines. with al
other articles IN lite.
June ) 10
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CHEAP GssGCH.rgsr,s,
Aur22


I'VE are now receiving large supply Of Groceries
w which we will sell very io,r for cash or IN ~.
change 'or county produce, consisting part OF the fol
lowing articles:
800 bags Laguin, Rio and Java Coffee.
20 bhds. p r., n. q. and ST Croix Sugar.
lO,OOO bales Cotton Yarn. Leaksgille Cunningham
Anderson aud iynehhurg factories,
2U,OO0 lbs. Bacon, part Of cur owe cofins
10 tons country Bar lron,
" Rolled Iron
Q Blisiered Steel.
10 barrels Moasses,
hhds. do
100 barrels IIerring.
% bbls. Shad,
10 half do
5 bales Oznaburgs, No / SO,
10 do Domrslic, 81. rs. and A.
SOUO lbs. Sole Leather good and damaged,
bbls Nader,
cereons Caracas Indigo,
so boxes Window GAS, 81 10, 1912,
80 Kegs DOponrs + and Ky. RIM. Powder.
80 bags Shot,
200 kegs Nails
Is :. Fencing and Box Nails.
30 Nova Scuba Gfindstsnes,
rs boxes Candies,
200 sacks Salt
- barrels Tanners Oil.
8 bags Pepper and Spice,
10 doz. Fur. SILK and Wool Hats,
90 tons Ip Plaster,
bale Ifesh lluIs
20 boxes and caddies Tea
81 bhls Flour,
300 bus Oats,
100 " Germ
80 lbs. very nice Wool Rolls,
500 Wool,
SO doz Bed Cords,
81 doz Plough Lines, Hemp sad Cotton
z tons Castings
100 gal. Linscod OIL
} ton Bar Lead,
Esd Pals,
2J' Palm Leaf Hats.
Alum, Salera,us, Sallpetrc. Trace Chains. Stone
wsre, Corperas. Sheer aud Cas-, Steel Scythe B9des
Cotton, Wool and House Cards, Ginger Rice. Ded,iek
ing, Calico, and grea. many things iop Numerous
menion We respectfully socit our old friends aud tn
public generally, 10 cali and examine our Goods hefor
buying elsewhere. as ar. Determined I, sell clea,
u. L. TiNSLEY K co.
June 10 Is
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MRS. e.. sss3 EssBEA@,
OF RT1FrTyONp,

Egru.I. open Boarding and Day School for the Ed
w ueaon OF uung Ladies, in Lyachbufg, on the
first day Of Otllber next.
As many Of tie inhabitants Of LynehburS have soil
cited and are anxious to have Female Seminary, which
Will prevent The necessity oi sending Their bapSa-
tefs 10 other States flush the Edneaiin, u Is u ne
hoped thai not only TIE Town, but the Families IN Inc
surrounding country, viii literally paronise me schulz
Every altent n viii be paid, not oaiy to Their fal
giuus moral conduct, aud improvement OF mind, but al
50 to The manners, grace AID personal neaness, which,
m the lo plrat anxiety u cultivate the understanding, Is
not uuirequfndy lost sahl OIL Care VIII he taken that
young Ladies' whose parents OF gnardans desire IL can
attend the Church Of any denomination they may wish
Teachers are engaged Who bear the highest testmoh-
ais ct Their being fully competent and experienced To
discharge the several duties required Of them.
The s;hoo for The present Is heated on Man street,
in the house fJr,neGy occupied by Mr.. Smith i3r u
School iur several years.
Terms per session u five months always payable IN
advance:
Board Including washing, bid, bedding. sc. $50 90
Tuition IN all branches necessary u complete
thorough l. ssll edueatl'n. ~ %
Pupils twelve years ot aye, and under, ID W
Pupils al eight years Of age, and under, II 1O
French and Lain o.ca. III 90
Drawing aud Painting, ~ W
Nusic on the Plauo Forte, 80 %
/ pt the Piano, %
On the GUAR. 80 TO
Ornamental Needewors, "
REFERENCES.
Bishop johns, Rev. Or. Euplt, Rev. George Wo d.
bridge Judge Cabell, Judge Robertson Nj Sam] lay
lor Mr. Jane, Lyons, Richmond; Rev. ". II. kinek-
lie, Re. T.. Campstn, Rev. A. DbreI, Col Left
wich Alf. j. u Meem Mr.. Wan. Rldlord, Lyachbuie;
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Baltimore.
Aug 5 WIN
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.ggefsic1sg Esssi&fsgge.

THNllE next o the Medical Institute will com
q mence the first OF the ensuing Noyember aud
continue ten mouths. In Ibis Institution all the branches
OF a complete Medical education taught. Especial
attention gwen the practical departments
Surgery and the Practice Of Medicine by and elm
zeal illustrations; Chemistry By experiments and Anao-
my by disseelions An abundant supply oi leuaiefaf
for the study Of practical Anatomy, can always be had
during the proper season.
course in TINS institute will enlilie students come
forward for gadultinn after attending fill in
the Washington University Of Baltimore, OF Tie best
Medical schools IN the Union.
Tie fee Tor full course Will be one hundred dollars
payable in advance Any number Of students wisan..
lin this Institute he accommodated with boar nd,
&c in hotl. and in private iaml~s, moderate
terms, Sc. in lis immediate vicinity.
fine institute is heated within hal a mile of Prince
Edward Count House, mile Of Ilampdon sidney Col
lego aad SIX miles from FarmvIlie eod ia neshbor-
hood long distinguished lor 1t, healihpess intelligence
and morality.
JOHN P METTAHER A. II. NJ. d.
FRANCIS }. NEasTAUFR, Jr., \. NM ID.
Prince Edward Court House, sept. = Wild
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EpIa.e'O.S end .YKgsgC.

fHtllE Subscriber has hand and is constantly re-
ID ceiving, supplies of those
superior Pianos of Chickering's,
OF Boston. lie considers unnecessary say any thing
as Ia their tone. finish aud durability there are about
twenty OF those Instruments in This place. that have been
IN constant use Tor the last four five wears. And
he will take the liberty ct referring purchasers tn Those
persons who have tried them, feeling confident thl the
most sceptical i'll he satisfied Of their beng equal
not superior, oany Instruments made IN this any 9th
er country.
a r S Q
\ small supply ct .NEy MUSIC for the Piano. oil
the best composers (Songs. &C., &2l Some few new
Songs aud Pieces for the Guitar. Piano aad Guitar \
sTRUc few copies of the most approved
authors. ID. II. LYMAN
Barh Square.
n. b. Mr.. w. p. Greene. who is known as a GOOD
Piano Tuner. (having been manufacturer NAV be
found al the OF the subscriber when not absent In
the country on business.
Jan 10 w1on
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E..s.y'ED .kg.sgCTge.v.
HAese Az agGlli.g.

Ept HSUANf 10 decree OF the circuit superior court
D. OF law and ciancery E.r the county OF Amherst
pronounced the 18th day II August ISL in The case
OF VIM. Gatewoad. Plaintiff, against Waller Williams
and others. nel,udahts The undersigned, appointed a
commissioner for that purpose, viii sell, at public
tian, On the third Monday N October (ncug court
day,)s Amherst court house, credit ofof SIX. twelve
aud eighteen months, Tor all eNcep, enough to pay ex
penses OF the sale. (hr which cash will he required.
a CERTAIN TRACT OR pAHCEi. OF LAND
lying in Amherst county, adjoining the lands Of LarklH
Ryars, Rowland Gillespie aud others, containing one
hundred aud eighty acres. The purchaser Will BE- re
qued to give blud and GOOD personal security, aud the
title retained as tanher security.
JAS. POW ELL. SlE Of .l,adefst Com'r,
by JOHN HAlteiead, MS Deputy.
Sept. I6 wt2lG
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Ia BILE T. 4 \ -
1T .4gCTgO.g

TIME undersigned ofI. lr sale that web known and
u valuable estate ffmefy TIE ns;denre % The iale
Col. Jsel a0aland, situated IA B4iraafl county oa liz
main Valley Read leading sisauion euHessee.
q miles from fiacasiss The county seat nf BJtfta
3 miles rem Jacts5a, JaHes kyef and niles i'm
Buchansn, isla...a1 about rs sens "a acres uf which
are cleared and he reinaiaaet heavily iinbtrcd Inc
whue tsa Is admirably sd4ped to the gfamib ii L.
haec', Cprn. Wheat Had Clover. lie best Il the
Land Is yet Clear 900 acres u which might be- clear.
cd with advantage ilae a.n, aud vel leave an nbun
dance Tor ,imbsf. There Is productive meadow OF a.
bosi acres, which may be enlarged any extent al
The discretion of the Ter and all ii which may be va
tered. There Is also fine Orchard caasisllna Of Ap.
pies, Cherries ApHcuis aud Peaches being the chol-
ccst Selection Of ffnlt n Western virginia There l.
rarely tract oi Land 4 be same ient hat can boast
Of IS many fac aud never failing Springs watering IN
their course Tho greater portion of the Land.
The improvements stea LARGE ,Wo story Frame
o.. DWELLING llolSl., ywo sloty FRAME
M;A KITCHEN. Smoke Ilouss n Stone spriag
-k1.A House. LARGE FRAME BARN, 40 ieei b,
100, Frame Negro House Sc, ala 81 Witch have late
y undergone thorough and complete course Of re
pair.
!, is rarey snc valuable property offered in mar
ke,-ii is 10 one ui lilo best OF neiahblrhouds aut
within hslfa mlls Of n Grisi and Saw Mil hu
a. we presume those Who desire In purchase vii
view for themselves, We deem further description IN
necessary. The aAve named property vii be offered
to the highest bidder the PROMISES the 25lh da,
Of September next. nj II oeIock The terms viii b,
one half cash. the balance three annual nyalmens
trust upon the Land vii be required In security or hi
deferred payments
The above lands viii be shawn nv Mr. Wm r. Row
Hand. living nea the eip,ses, by the Subscribers lis
Ing near The Nalusl bridge. Rockbndre county
WA. HUMES.
JOS GILMORE.
Aug 90 1868
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william, a Mary College.

tsAfssas1E "a aAEEy 303es So
IfENiE Lectures in this lnsliuth will commence Oh
u the "a Monday "a 0eiaber
Course oftie Degree a Il L.
JUNIOR irAR.
Bellies Lcfires kngie. EiLies aadi History Il.
Dew, Pfesid 1T mud Proiessir.
National Beverly Tucker, Professor.
.HeiheRlies II 4ae,t Saunders Professor
ehemis!iG-Jeho Aliilingtan, PfSiesssr.
SENIOR fEARl
Political Economy aud Metaphysics .-Thomas Il.
Dew, Professor
.hii,rai Ptiiasaphy --Iabn Mliogton. Professor.
.hafhendiies Robert Saunders, Professor.
iSnEPENpEsr CLASSES
Ldie--B. 1'nekar Professor
Preparatory Mathematics = Il bcr saunders Proies-
sDr.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
.daeisnl Langufges-chAfles Minnigerodc, Profes-
sor.
To enter the Junior Latin Glass. The stu dent mus, be
prepared to read Sallusl and Virgil; and fur admission
ifio the JUNIOR Greek Class he be prepared 10
read Aenophon.
Expenscs ora Regular Student
JUsioa YEAR.
Fees to three Professors SO each 500
Hall lee (uatb1na aw) 10
Naturalization lee &
Board, including lights, fael and washing 100
sos
SENIOR YEAn.
Fees to three Professors SEQ
Mairculatun lee 8
Board, SC, before, 1870
sl95
INpEPEHDE.T c L Ants
Law $40
Junior Latin -
seular do. %
Junior Greek %
Sci Ter Do. %
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