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Daniel Slrhttcrn, Slrtritcr, Ntapins.
Sobn Suths, Saucr, Scru.
6elnrlth 8uBsman, 5ancclsmai, Qlbanp.
@ecras Tclf, Wlaurcr. NcfIaup.
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Scbn Ol,IIcr, giq. Altanp.
Srbn Slunnematbcr, Saufman, Oter.Scrm.
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lStlli3m Scarlet, Srotlebmlbt, Nctejcn.
Daniel Slsafrlep, 90. llnters6sSelters.
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CARPETS ! Carpets =! Carpets
0SStife Snsresn Carpets, jult erba(ten
O nnb 51 bsratasisstsn preiIen III per.
taafsn bel O'Srien uno Eai9uel,
Stilp oct 9clpenen Euael.
Sept. "a. b..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23
Emolisyt, Classical and .N0the-
a,sNelC0L School.

UHE SUBSCRIBER designs opening R,..s School i"
.t;.h in be laugh, the Latin Greek and English Ian
euagrs prammat'y and ancs" Literature s .oss'nrI
',.c.demips in the State. The School will commence
the LIST Of February. lS45
w Having been engaged in teaching for many years
NAG. in several Of the neghoorng counties. the subscrl
M derns his course, and method of instruction so well
loowo 10 ,he public to render any farther expana
linn un,u tina, subject entirely unnecessary; and he will
.imply observe, tina, no means will be omitted by him
,h,, can 10 any wise promote the moral or intellectual
interest Of his pupils.
n. would also remark for the information Of his
friends living al distance and who may desire 10 pat
on,os his sch that prov sons have been made in sew
The m.e, respectable families in the county, imme-
d,,ely in the vicinity oi the school for the accommoda-
ton Of boarding.
,nlhs eachat the termination Of each session there
will be a public exami"a'on, I" be Conducted IN the
n,esence Of gentlemen be selected VIM will act as
trustees to the hoo, and who will report the same, as
"'''' 'fre'' JOS. P. GODFREY
Dec. 10 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the crcuii superior court
Of law and chancery for the county Of Amherst. in
the ease of Garland vs. Powell shall proceed TO sell.
The Sd Monday in January ensuing, before the front door
Of Amherst court h. use,
TWO 1RiCTS OF LIND.
the property ot the defendant, James Powell, one OF
which lies in the immediate vicinity OF the said COURT
bous. aud about three hundred acres the other
is Tract Of Moun,a,n Land, lying abon, Two miles dis
ian, fom the former and stated contain 240 acres OF
9, much Of said lands may he necessary 10 satisfy the
decree aEsesaid A credit Of 6, l2 and Is months.
will be- given for equal portions of tho purchase money
and bonds with approved security required
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com'r.
Dec 10 i2UOan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23

PURSUANT 10 an order Of the coun,y court Of
l. Campbell made at the August of said court, in
the present year. in the OF Black, Sc. aganst
Blacks executor. &C., the undersigned who appoints
ed commissioners by said order for purpose any
o. more Of whom may aci, will SELL by way Of public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, at Campbell
court house, IN Monday, the thirteenth day of January
eighteen hundred and orlyfve, the following Slaves
to wit: Hannah. Ned. Harry and Essex, which Slaves
were held by Michael Black, deceased, the widow of
John Black, ST., deceased, during her natural life
Selling only commissioners. the undersigned will
responsible for the tile to said Slaves but they believe
the title to be good
JOHN B. DABNEY. ,
BOWLING CLARK, : Com'n.
WILLIAM ORGAN,
Dec. 10 2w
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Commissioners sale Of Ian
Wear LyachbNI.g.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Hastings Court of
L Lynchburg, in the suit of "Anhony vs. h1osby &
all the undersigned. special commissioner, appointed
or the purpose, will proceed 10 SELL the premises, to
the highest bidder, Friday the 9th day Of Decem>
Der, 1874, if fair if not the next fair day thereafter,
Sundays excepled,) that V.ALUABLE TRACT
or LAND, lying on Winston's iiin, near the town
of Lynchburg, formerly owned by Mr.. c. Anthony, and
purchased by A. b. Duke, containing between $50 and
260 acres being that portion OF the whole tract. remain
ing. after deducting l40 acres thereof, sold by said A.
b. Duke to Mr.. John Percval.
Terms OF sae-A credit of4 and months. for equal
parts Of the purchase money the purchaser giving bond
and good security, and the title retained as further
curity.
The title to this Land is believed to be unquesoha
ble but the undersigned. selling commissioner, will
convey such title sny is vested in him by the de
Gre aforesaid c. l.. MOSBY, Conn.,.
Dec.9 t27D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23
BOTETOUKT SPRINGS MALE
.l.ND FE.N.1LE Z.V.NTxTUTE.
YIN q X.v'l.4.


I'l1E exercises Of the winter session of this Schoul
: Il will begin on "Wednesday, the l5th Of January, and
end on the l4,h Of May, lS45.
Boeourt Springs is know" to he Of the most heal
thy and pleasant places in Virginia. Besides the Sui
phu Spring, which is thought be little inferior To the
White Sulphur Springs DIVA, .he,e is an excellent Lime
Stone Spring within few yards Of The buildings. The
houses are very commodous and comfortable capable of
accommodating more than one hundred students.
The course of instruction suited to prepare for col
ege Tor teachers, and for the active duties Of e and
shoped youths will here be trained up in the "nurture
and admontion Of the Lord" The discipline of the In
s'tue will be kind and paterna, but steady and inexi
pe The females will be under the Of Miss Stod
aard. The female boarding department. will be en,,re-
~ distinct from the male
Ierns-pcr session Of a months.
photography, Reading, Writing or Primary
Arithmetic. As 90
biography, English Grammar, Arithmetic,
History Of The United States, Natural Phloso-
=. Phy, and Celestial Geography 40
"a''", creek, French. Drawing and Painting,
r. Algebra, Geometry or Surveying l2 90
composition and Defamation will be- attended to
by the more advanced classes
pu' including room rent and bedding per so
!me' iof board and tuition one half IN advance; the
'es' al the close Of the session.
no GEO. PEARCY, Principal.
Dec ~ 81
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!. :. TOLER, TO W.v.LEf r. ST.lTEX.4.M
YlNlEMiSo
VIRGINIAN.

- ..,ni-s,sskly, (svery Monday aud Ihuvsdayo
ps' n.usy, per snaSw payable in Advance Ne sub
. D. rees;eedtor shorter t'"' thu" 'sr months;
serp'" u be discontinued, (ercep at the discretion
sad NO 49,, until all a'rearases are paid.
the ENfE.V'TS inserted at SO csnts per
" ,.y, for srcry inner form insertion, and 37i
..r ls for soery cute, form insertion
h. long he uishss his advertisement inserted
not so ,.oted, ,o be inserted till its dis
''ni S" YEARLY .aDVERTTSLNG the terms are for
Of t,co squares, $40 for one square, ssS for
"'p ..r. inner form, ss5. Eve'y yearly advertiser
~ to eons his Advertising to his partie"-
''' ron PRINTING eree,tsd neatly and expeditions
-, -, "a asonable terms.
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$50 REWARD.

HAVING had quantity Of money stolen from me
Il l. lime since in Charlotte county, Va, by Ber-
~ Jackson, free Of color, he having escaped and
gotten as far as Fincase, there apprehended.-
f'und.-Ihere is Twelve Hundred and Ninety five
Dollars. yet uncovered which it is believed has been
found by some person, who keeps it concealed. This
money is mostly in HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS,
on the Exchange Bank OF Va and perhaps there may
be one Five Dollar Gold piece, and smaller notes
besides.
will give The above reward to any person who may
the mouey, that sum in proportion 10 the
noun, found. fihe whole any part is found it will
be handed to Mr. VIM. NJ Carper, or to Mr. James M
Carper, residing in Fincasle.
HlLLERY MOSELEY.
Dec. 10 q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23
Il RUST SALE.

SAuEs
A S trustee for Col. John II. Richardson, am author
"A lied 10 sell, and now offer to sell, the p.3LUI
BILE IR.4CT OF Land, on which the said Rich
ardson now Iesdes situated the South East side OF
The Roanoke River, adjoining the lands of Gen. Edward
Waus and Col. VIM. l.anghorne, containing FIVE
HUNDRED and THREE ACRES, about one
hundred acres of which River Bottom, the balance
up Land offne quality, well adapted to the growth Of
Wheat and Tobacco. There upon this Tract of Land
q comfortable Brick House and all the necessary and
convenient Buildings.
The terms of sale will be made known application
10 Col Rcha rdson, residing tbs premises to the
subscriber Al Fncaslle.
also offer for sale a number Of valuable SLAHES,
belonging to the said Richardson, consisting Of Men,
Women and Children.
For information with regard to these Slaves, persons
dcsirous of purchasing, referred to Mr.. John Ii.
Smith, at the Big Lick, or to Col. Richardson.
ALEX. P. ESkRIDGE.
Dec. l6 tlF
o. The Stanton Spectator will please insert for
four weeks.
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4S7a HCR II 3,

lying in Bedford county adjoining the Lands Of tho
tate Of Mitchell Ewing decd Joseph Ruff and others.
And also, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY men
toned in said deed consisting Of Household and kch-
ed Furniture Plantation Utensils. Stock Of Cattle and
Hogs (being the increase of the stock conveyed in the
deed aforesaid besides other personal chst,les. The
Land is rich mountain soil aud valuable = Tobacco
Plantation.
II will be sold upon credit ofsix, twelve and egh-
teen MONTHS for equal portions Of the purchase money
the purchaser giving bond with good securi.yThe per-
sona property will be s,d ter cash.Ihe title to the
Land is believed to be unqueslionable but il will only
be conveyed TO the purchaser by deed with special war
ranty. u. a. WINOriELD, Com Z.
Dec 5 tSJan
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LOOK TT THIS !!

LOOK TT THIS
10y VIRTUE Of 4 decree Of the Circuit Superior
~ Court Of Law and Chancery. for Tho town Of
Lynchburg in the Of Rves, sdm'r Of Jesse Clark
son. deed. against Garland aud others, will On The
Tuesday after the second Monday In January next
,any sell, IL possible In the town Of Nav Glasgow aud
county Of Amherst, to the hghes, bidder. tho
MANSION HOUSE TRACT OF LAND,
late the property Of David S. Garland, deed. The
k.A DWELLING is n large two story Brick Hsuse,
Null with Brick K,chen, walled Garden, large Brick
Store House Compiling House and Two offices, and
fine Brick Blacksmith Shop, conveniently situated, with
Darn, &c, and the tract contains upwards Of
leyRn $50 RCIsES OF LAND. The
Store, Compiling Room. Office & Blacksmith
~ Shop. may be sold separately. II deemed
- practicable This property is valuable, 20,
II Is believed the purchaser will get great bargain.
This property is sold to pay The debts Of Jesse Clark
son. decd and the balance, II any Tot his heirs law.
Therefore creditors particularly invited 10 attend to
ensure sale also the heirs Of Jesse Csrkson deed
y ell lhs public in general this being tho third At
tempt 10 sell.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash enough To pay charges Of commission advertise>
men,s. surveys, &c, and the balance in three equal
aymen,s, credit Of six, twelve eighteen MONTHS
(he payments may be made longer by consent. On the
day Of sae the purchaser 10 give bond with approved
personal security and the title 10 be withheld ill full
payment is made ultimate security.
CHAS. PERROW, Com'r.
Dec. 8 tl4J
o. The Richmond Wing will please copy tho above
ill day Of sale.
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I'VE have just received and opened for inspection.
w another supply Of BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
which for quality, sye and workmanship. cannot bs
surpassed 10 any market. Among them may be found;
Sup black Beaver Over Goats, wadded and quilted,
all sizes.
!" and Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap.
Beaver do d.
French Cloth do Dress Costs, some
thing extra.
Tweed Cashmere Office aud D'Onay Goats,
latest style,
do do Sacks, different colours,
+" black French Doeskin and plain Cashmere
Pants,
Fancy do and English plaid and
sripe do do
Silk Velvet dress Vests, very rich
and handsome,
Woollen dc new aud choice
patterns,
Naboh do " for mar.
t;cular occasions,
Together with many other beautiful articles.
Those pursui. Of good bargains will find il to their
PARHAM l. HOPKINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23
NOTICE.


FuNHE School Commissioners Of Bedford will meet al
Il December Court, for the purpose of adjusting al!
outstanding claims against the school fund All persons
having accounts will present them at that date as no
other or future provision will he made for their pay nent.
WIN. LEFTWlCH, Treasurer.
Bedford, Der. l6. t23D
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BOOKS ron CHrLnRuu

8OORS FUN Ca1LpHGN.
YOUTHS KEEPSAKE FOR io45,
Il A Love Gift for lS45.
Boys and Girls Annual for 1915,
The Juvenile Gem for 1915.
The Rose, or Affections Gltt for iS45,
Mrs. Sigourney's Chlld's Book,
Strive and Thrive. by Mary Hewitt,
Hope On-Ilope Ever, :" "
Who shall be Greatest :. 90
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Little Coin much Care, :. ="
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No Sense like Common Sense, 4"
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Think befnre you act,
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Casket Of Gems,
Christmas Tales,
Robin Hood
Paul Preslon's Adventures,
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Marco Pau's Adventures,
Voyages and Shipwrecks,
Jack The Sailor Boy.
Fables and Nursery Rhymes,
True Stories from American History,
Swiss Family Robir son,
Boys Story Book.
Bible Qnadrupeds,
Frank Hearty,
Whale and Sea Fishery,
Jack Halliard.
Mrs. Marcet's Book for Children,
Ramble's Europe,
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Country Scenes,
Child's Bouk If The Sabbath,
Helen ot the Glen.
Jane Brush and her Cow,
Stories for Adelaide,
Robinson Crusoe,
American Girls Book,
The Jewel.
Tales and Illustrations. by Charlotte Elizabeth.
Flower Garden.
Fairy Books, vols.
Bingey's Stories,
WIN. Tell and Hofrr
Fasehood and TRUTH
Tales Il the Kings Of England,
Phil p and his Garden,
Tales in Verse, by Mary Hewitt,
Tales in Prose, :"
Brother and Sister,
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Boys and Girls Magazine, 3 vols.
Gfandm"hers Library, . nus.
Daniel 3oone
Sanford and Merton,
Parey's Tales abou, Europe, Asia, Africa and
America, 4 vols.
Parley's Tales about Greece and Rome, 2 vols.
Parey's Tales Of the Sea.
Parlev's - Islands,
Parley's Present, Little Reader and Bible Stories,
Parley's Farewell.
Rnilo Learning to Talk,
Learning To Read,
at Work,
Play,
at School,
at Vacation,
Rollos Travels,
Experiments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23
TRUST SALE.

DURSUANT,o n deereeof the circuit superior rouf.
of Bedford. pronounced on the 29lh Of July, lS44,
in the suit Of "Micajah Davis Us. Powell Ownby and
Others" The undersigned commissioner, will proceed, on
The lh day next On the Premises 10 sell 10
the highes, bidder, The TRACT OF LAND cum
veyed in trust by the said Powell Ownby and Nancy
his wfe to WIN. H. Morgan, as trustee. by deed Of
trust dated the oath July, 1926. and If record In
IledluId cnunIY couIi containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-23
LAND AT AUCTION.

LAND AT AUCTION.
PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Superior
1 Court of law and chancery for The county Of Am
herst. pronounced the 2Sth day OF August lSil IN
tho case of WIN. Gatcwood. Plaintiff, against Waller
Williams and others, Defendants the undersigned APP
pointed commissioner for that purpose. will SELL at
public auction, tho third Monday in January. 1915.
lbcing court day at Amherst court house, IN credit
Of six twelve and eighteen months for all excep, enough
10 pay expenses of the sale (or which cash will be
qnireJ,) "A CERTiLV 1RACT OR PAR Gel
Or
L a N D
lying in Amherst county, adjoining the lands OF larkn
Byas, Rowland Gillaspie aud Others, containing ono
hundred and eighty Tho purchaser will be re-
quired 10 give bund and good personal security and the
tito retained ~ further security.
JAS POWELL, SlF. Of .fmhsrt, Cem'r.,
by John Whitehsad, his deputy.
Dec. o. t20J
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"E,eash Drchard'' anthracite Coal.
kn TONS of superior quality. landing aad for sale
OU by EDMOND, WATSON & CO.
Al the old stand Of Boyd, Edmond s. Davenport,
On the Canal.
Dec. 10
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Commissioners sale Of Land,
Wear LyMchbNrg.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Hastings Court Of
L Lynchburg, at December term, 1874, in the suit
Of "Au,hony & Mosby," the undersigned commission
or for III, purpose WILL at the Market House in Lynch
burg, the Goth day of December, 1874, sell, BY way
Of public auction The highest bidder tor ready cash,
one moiety of Tract Of 1876 Of Land, lying near
the town of Lynchburg, which was formerly owned by
c. Anthony and sold by order Of Court, and purcha sed
by VIM b. jones, being that moety remaining after the
sale BY said Jones Of the other moley Of said land to M
NJ. Kerr.
The title is believed good, but the undersigned sell
ling Go com missioner will convey such tile only is
vested in him BY the said decree
c. l.. MOSBY, Com'r.
Dec. l6 t2oD
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Trustees Sale Of
Valuable Land near LynChbMs'g

VNtWOOtC ANUW WGSST AyUCUVOVS
DURSUANT to the provisions Of deed Of ,rus, exc
i culed to by the late Capt. A. b. Duke for the
purposes therein specified daled the l9h day Of Janua
~. 1885, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF The
county Of Campbell, we shall. On the 2nd day Of
December next. proceed to SELL at auction. fur cash, al
the Market House in Lynchburg, tho
r n "A CT OF L A n D
conveyed oy the said deed. much thereof a. will DO
sufficient to pay the balance duesomething less than
$1,000
This tract about | miles distant from Lynchbug, 10
esnale ted 10 contain about
CSC acres.
is bounded side, for considerable distance by
James River, and contains about 50 acres OF
Low GKOU.VD
mostly Of prime quality, known in the neghbsrhood as
the marrow Low Grounds" and portion Of he upland
is said 10 be prime Tobacco laod.
Mr. Duke Jr., will show the land to those who wish
to purchase
II fron any cause sale is not made on the day ap-
pointed II will DO adjourned I'LL such time a. may then
be deemed best.
With the exception OF Mrs. Dukes RICH, Of DOVER
tho title is believed be good; but selling as Trustees
we shall only convey the lille vested in US as such.
GEO. ID, DAVIS, I T,,,.,...
CHAS. ED. DAVIS,
Oct. 81 w2D
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Adamantinc Candles.
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