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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. G.
JNHE WINTER SESSION Of SIX month will
l. commence on the first Wednesday Of Noyem-


TNIiE WINTER SESSION of six month will
Der.
Tuition in the College classes S26 90
Library, room, bed, and furniture II 90
Table, lights, and servants, per week 25
Al less expensive table, where tea aud
coffee are excluded | so
Students, not boarding, are charged for
Tuition 26 90
Library room and servants IL 90
Those who entei College class pay on admission
matricqlaton fec of $40. A small charge for ave-
rage damages
Much pains have been taken to bring the expenses
OF education here within the means Of the greatest
number Boarding, including lights, care Of rooms,
&C. together with tuition, room rent and other char
ges, amounts TO about Sl56 for the College year.
This Is exclusive of fuel which is furnished at cost
and washing at 81 cents per dozen-the amount Of
these items varying with the habits Of the student
Students may be admitted at any time-charges in
proportion Bills payable in advance-half at the
opening, the balance at the middle Of the session
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
In this School pupils are fitted for admission to the
College classes, or for other objects students who
are unprepareG for entering a particular class may
here pursue the requisite studies while those who
are not designed for a profession can select such
branches as will suit their objects in life.
This school will be under the constant superin-
dence of the Faculty ofthe College.
Charges per quarter.
Reading, Writing, and Elementary Arith-
metc 81 90
Arithmetic, geography, English grammar,
geography Of the heavens, ancient and
modern history 90
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra,
Geometry, Surveying, Book keeping
and Composition 8 90
Latin and Greek Classics 10 90
Pupils who board and have a room in the
College building will be charged for Lii
brary, Room, Bed and Furniture, per
quarter s 90
Table, Lights, and Servant, per week 2 25
At less expensive table IS
instruction will be given in French and German,
without additional expense, TO those who study the
languages.
COLLEGE Hill, Oct. &c, 1874.
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RID. II. TOI Err.
WING MEETING IN AMHERST.

AT tgng Of The " hcs Of the county Of Amherst
held Al the Comt lidnse. un Monday. The 7th Februa
ry 1915 according 10 previous nullreon motion Zach
Drunm"ud was called Ia the chair, and Ro. A. Cunhil
appointed SerteidrV.
The object 1T the meeting having hecn explained by
S Clahrne, Esd. hls molon. the following gentle
men appointed committee 10 confer upon tbs
expectancy "i making numnatinn of candida for h,
county. aud. If it should he deemed proper to present Tie
name 81 suitable individual 10 the meeting, viz
Champc Carter. s NJ Garland. Col. J d. Davis Capt
Tho. A. Eubank. Jno. f.. Ellis S Bnwes. w. II
kuiahl, II. l.. Brown, \. CoahilI, T.. S. Rncker NJ
d. 'rnslpy. .Ino. Pryor. b. p. Morris. ID. L. Coleman
Jas. w. Jones. Dncl. Warner jnnes George W Chris
,an, G,orge 4. Peasanls. Doct. WmeG field NJ. G. Gmd
win, Jno. Whitehead VIM. w Thompson, Jas A
llineinboham. who, after an enier hanee Of cpulon
announced through the chairman. The name OF Duet.
DAVID PAT'FESON as suitable candidate, which
unanimously sustained by the meeting
On morton. inc. ID. Davis, Cl,smpe Carer and Rob
ert A. Coghill were appointed cumniitce To inform
Doci Pa'son Of his nomination, and in a short tim,
announced his acceptance.
1t was then moved that these proceedings he publish
ed in The papers of the district and then the meeting ad
ourned. FAC. DRUM OND chm.
Ro. A. CoGEILI. Sec'ry.
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ood EERRlg.7Rl.


The Anniversary Of Washno,on's birth day. will be
observed in this place by the Military Companies. ,ht
Young Mems Seciey and the citizens generally. in M
appropriate manner.
The Military will form under the respective comman
ders and report themselves 10 the Chief Marshall. al
the Washington Hotel.
The Young Meas Society will form at their Hall
and await the escort Of the Military.
Other Sociees will form such places as they may
designate, aud report 10 the Chief Mafshslls.
Cz,us will ,ake such place in The proctssion the
Chief Marshall shall appoint.
After the line shall have been formed. il will nncced
under the direction Of the Marshall Rev. Dr. Reds
Church. where the Farewell Add,ess Of Washington
will be read by Mr., Anthony NJ. Branch and Grafton
pronounced by David T.. Spence, Esq.
Gen David Rodes has been appointed Chief Mar
shall.
Col. Turner. Col Brown and Major I.angho,ne have
been appointed Assistant Marshall.
The llue will form in time 10 take up its march by
II O'Clock. A. NJ.
None hut ladies' will he allowed TO enter the Churcl
before the procession enters.
N1essrs John knnier. Francis s. Miller. Chcsle,
Hardy and David p Rees are requested attend III,
Church. NJ d sea, the ladies'
J. C.. YOUNG.
J. d. TlIDEN, Committee.
L. Is. THURMAN
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FOR THE NInG1NIAN,


.NcsNs Ediors:-In looking over the Republican Of
the l1th inst, my eyes fell upon the follow inc beautiful
and exquisite ece Of poetry, which read witt Hr
preside pleasure:
'.Not drum heard nor funcra' note
As the axe in lis body they buried;
Not a Coonty discharged farewell shot
As its trunk to the ground fast hurried"
This glowing eifnson Of poetic genius emenates from
the proiiEc mind Of the Editor Of the Republican 1t
displays ordinary poetic talent, and refers 10 the de-
parure OF very beautiful Why pole which stood in
io,rering onifcence Immediately in front of the Mar
ke House. One would have supposed from reading the
elegant piece Of poetry Gom the pen Of the Editor on
this lanenabe occasion, that he had been be-
,rtled 10 this enleared uh"c l. for one. sirs. happy
to SEE that the rigiout Editor takes such deep and
searching interest the destiny Of Objects which should
be endeared to the hearts OF all true Americans Who
can read the Editors Happy turt this occasion, and
Thea hesitate tor moment to number him among the
first Poets Of American of any other country? ]
would respectfully suggest 10 all persons throughout the
United States ho ray propose III apply the axe to so
endearcd objects, (Nhig roes) first to inform the tai
en,ed Editor of the Republican, of such nenon, in or
der tina, he may have ample time to write out his views
and send them forth to the world Oh! he writes such
presiu poetry on Sd stpeadous aud extraordinary oc-
rssi,1s' WALWORTH
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FOR THE vIRGISIAN.
To lie rotcrs cfhe FHtsylronia Congressional
District

.Ncssrs. Editms-As tie lime is now rapdly ap-
rr achng when the rerrlt If The district, compost of
tie cnunts oi Patrick. franklin, Henry, Pntsylvania
and Halifax Will tie 'all.d upon Ia casl II cir snages
upon candidate 10 ropn them in the next Congress
Of the United Slaes and the opinion many that
some popular and talented Wing, who can unite the
Wing parry, will stand fair chance to be elected
have been loohng around for such person. and have
been able tc find no me who would be generally
ceplale than WILLIAM MARTIN, Esqr Of Rocky
Mount. franklin. Ills acknowledGe talents and high
moral character, his suavy of mann,rs and gentleman
y department, emlrenily quality him for sea, in Cons
gress aud therefore, at The instance Of many Wings
Of the district. call upon Mr. Martin 10 declare himself
candidate in n.cdiaitIy. with almost prospect
Of receiving Ike warm aud cordial support of every
Wing in the district A VOTER.
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Trustees sale Of Valuable Land.
near LynChburg,

DURSUANT 10 the provisions Of n Deed Of Trust.
L executed In MS by the late Capt. A. b. Duke. Gr
the purpose therein specified. dalsd the l9h dry Of
January 1859. and duly recorded in The Clerks Office
ofihe county rourt Of Campbell, We shall Monday the
24lh day Of March next. proceed 10 sell auction the
TRACT OF LAND,
conveyed by said deed much thereof will be suf
fcient To ray the balance due about $4,000.
This Tract, estimated 10 contain about CSC acres, a
short distance below Lynclbure. ard bounded on one
side by James River. comprises the "naUow low
grounds" mostly Of prime quality, and portion ofuI
land said 10 he fine Tobacco land.
The Deed auhoIists the sac 10 be made r cash; il
any change is made, the terms will be made known at
the sale, which will take place on The premises
II from bad weather any other cause sale should
not be made The day appointed, il will be adjourned
until the day. or such time as may III IN he deemed
best.
With the exception Of Mrs. Dukes right Of dover.
the title is believed To be good but selling as Trustees,
We shall only convey the lille vested in us as such.
GEO. ID. DAVIS. r.,so..
CHS. EDWD. DAVIS, )
Feb 90 wl24Mh if
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ZYeSSPl. than .IyiSirNuljS.

llAN = nov, f'e9y ar sale. several thousand young
Fruit li~s. Inpagn,d in m The lest varieties in the
fs"r ihern Nurseries. Hey are mostly Peach Trees,
and c,nrn he, d n,u 20 ,ari,,s al those which are
considered the hest in the world They will be delivered
10 all orders IN Iynehbup in its vicinity have grow
ing Apple. Pear, Plum Apricot. Nectohne and Peach
Trees Of nearly all tho finest known varieties, which
will probably be- ready for sale next fall hereby IN
wife the public 10 unite with mo in the cultivation Of
those fruits. ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON.
Feb 20 "a if
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THE DANVILLE REPORTER
q nk Al, 4,

WE Editor "t the Danville keporer. being pre-
ven'edby other engagements firm giving his per.
snal attention In the paper offers r sale the entire cs
'ahshmen including three Presses. the Type and eve
~ necessary fixture.
In the hands Vi an ndiv ual who would exact pronp,
payment for services rendered the otee nigh, be- made
profitable, the advertising aud job work being are than
sn ie'en pay every necessary expense. including in
ieresi IN the purchase money.
To any responsible individual making early applica.
tion god bargain will be offered.
Danv,llr Va Feh'y 90 lSi5
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INVITATION.

A Temperance Lecture will he delivered in the Cath
olic Church BY the Rev. Mr.. O'Donoghuc. IN Salur-
day evening. 10 commence AT O'Clock. The Clergy
The Honorable Body. the Trustees Of the town. The
Judges. the Law and Medical Departments, the Tenn
perance Societies AID their Presidents. and the inab
anls in general, respectfully invited to attend S,
noble and glorious oause--t the cause Of humanity.
A. HAR'TE, Sec'y.
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ooNp or FEBRUARY

This day will he celebrated by the members Of the
Mechanics Debating Soc,eiy. in their room. in the
Easement story Of the Methodist p Church. al 7ooock.
Z, NJ. by the delivery Of an Grafton and the reading OF
Washing IONS Farewell Address. The ladies' and
gentlemen OF the respectfully requested 10 at.
Il nd T. l.. COPPEDGF, X Sec'v.
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4 Bshcrsi County, 10 wits

Amherst County, 10 wit:
To GILES paridstn, =. H. Diird and Stephen ".
Christian. .t'etholdos IF his county:
" llEREAS. William. D,an, of the said county
w hath this day given information 10 me, Alexander
Mundy, Justice Of the Peace for the county aforesaid
that he hath taken up an esIay Cow, upon his
own land These Therefore IN the nane Of
the Commonw eallh. 10 command you. having
first been duly sworn tr that purpose, before
or other Justice ii The Peace. FIR this county
10 and npIrase The said csiray. aud certify the
value thereof under yoar hards together with pariic
ular description o The kind axis band statue colour
aud age of said eslray which certificate So made You
are forthwith TO return 10 me, Given under nv hand,
this llh day OF January. 1915.
ALIEN MUNDY j. =.
Pursuant TO the foregoing warrant TO directed we
have Ibis day viewed an tstray Cow, shown To us hy
William billiard Of this county. and find The same To be
rather above The C,mmun size. with NJ ear marks or
brand age about five years color black with while and
black face, white both Jaws and lower part of the
neck. along the belly and fanks and we do apprase the
same Cow IN the sum Of dollars. Certified under
our hands. this lih day Of January. lS45
GILES DAVIDSON.
PETER a DILLARD,
STEPHEN w. CHRISTIAN
amherst Comfy. 10 rit;
The foregoing appraisers were duly sworn before me
this l,h January, ls45,
ALEXANDER MuNDy,J r.
Feb. 20 81
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C0iHhri0 xi0UOrsce.
commissioners sale ofLand.

nuRSUANr IL n decree ii The county cour, Of Bed
1 iord. pronounced at the December irtm, lsAi in
the case If JAS NJ Goad VS.. Jno Martin and others the
undersigned. commissioner appointed ur that purpose
will proceed to SELL on the premises. to ihe highest bid
der Tuesday, The 18Th day Of March, 1915. certain
Tract OR nqRCEL or i.a.ND,
lying in the county Of Bedford. near the Mea
davis of Goose Creek, formerly owned by James
Williams. deed adjoining Tho ands Of Bur
well Chewing, John H. Turner and Others containing
about SO ACRES.
credit oi - months will he given, The purchaser
giving bond with satisfactory security mud the tile re-
tanned as further security. The title is believed 10 BE-
good. but acting commissioner, shall convey such H.
tie only AS is vested in my hy said decree
ELIJAH {. CuNDlFF. Comr.
Feb 20 w3wif
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NOTICE..

'I'llE members of the Lynchburg Young Mcr's So
l cisiy, are hereby notified 10 attend meeting Of
their Society. Saturday next. God inst } al past
9o'clock A. NJ Tor the purpose Of j'nint IN the cele
bralon Of the day The Library aud Honorary mein-
beers are requested 10 unite with On that occasion.
by order Of The President.
+. &. MORRISON,
Recording Secretary.
Feb 90 1:
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Oxronp, New Haven CO., C,nn., Jan. 4, lo44.

Oxronp, New Haven CO., Conn., Jan. 4, lD44.
DrAR SR,iia,ng witnessed the effects Of Wisar's Bal
o " lid Cherry IN the cate Of one 81 my nir bo s
has been tof scrious, afflicted with the phths
ic general pulmonary weakness bleeding Of the lungs
have been induced TO AK to stnd o tie med
nbovc, lately had violent attack o bl, ding the lungs
and distress in Breathing lie tried lotil. ii The lid
Cherry, which las produced most saniary ard favorable
elect Al his instance, and several others boring ude
like complaints have be- en- induced 10 make this request
Bv attending to the above immediately you will obge the
afflicted, and also Yours. eic,,
HENRY DuNIiAM.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale nv
ID. X. LYMAN, Druggist, Lyuehbwe, ia.
Feb. 20 Ii
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WINGS OF BEDFORD.

The Wings Of Bedkmd will hold meeting AT ncx
Court, (Feb r the purpose Ut nominating Candidates
for the Legislature. Every Wing in the County is ur-
gently requested to attend. Ow carse, for ui.oa
aud
l'nioa for our cause
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CE Il up! CHI r. APE R!!
CheNpcxf
- YCA ADS, RYAN & co., have an OVER
IL src of the following Goops, which will be sold
greatly, ON the market value.
500 Negro lIankeis--goud quality different sizes,
$1,000 yds. brown and bleached Dun,cstics,
22 pieces Glasgow Jeans for Nrgrues,
$50 yds Pulled Cloths,
1000 country Tow Linen.
Cloths and Casslmeres, all grades.
Also,
HITS. cars. FUR .MUFFS. Sc Sc.
Besides genera assortment Of all kinds u Goops nsd,
ally found in our line All Of which will he said greatly
below usual prices for Cash. Country Merchants and
o ers. wanting Goods invited examine our stuck
bcipre purchasing, as IRE intend 10 sell.
REGARDS RYAN l. Co.
Next door Ia VIM. Il. Young.
o. We have just received 90 pieces style Prss,
which we shall sell at 3D. worth Is.
X. Il. & Co.
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FANCY Cd :. &C.
ENHrUfiOu.

fuNllE next session Of the subs libers' School will
i CONNIE nee on Monday. the 10Th Of March in the
basement story Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Terms, per session of five mouths For the elemen.
tary branches of English 5000; lo the higher branch
es of English, $500, for the Classics and Aat,cnat
les, 5000. A. NJ. BRANCH. n. n.
T.. WINSTON, Graduate J.. N H.
: Feb 20 ts
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Conll,,ission business.
CHINA. GLASS 4 leTMEN-
WARE STORE,

WAIVE SuONuSs
OPPOSITE Mn. JOHN HoLLiNs. MAIN srnEE1,
LyNcIinuRG.
r1NllE ST DSCRIBER offers for sale = very hand
i sone assortment, of The above articles, oS saErly
patterns aud ofhe hes, quality, conss'ag IN psn %
Blue Marine 0u,ed.
White Granite fuled and plain. ; Dinner sstis.
Green Chimera.
Flown Blue "a new aricle.) r.u.,,.
White Granite. NC. '''''' 'e"~
French Guild Band China
English white Tea sets II 20, A.
a '.'. :". "ss's " GO :" more pieces
Plates Dishes. Pitchers &c., Of fnc or common wavr
Lard Lamps. L~king Glasses. Galleries. Glass P,e-
eerves. romblcrs Wines Sc. a complete assortment.
STONE WARE Of all descriptions.
&. RICHARDS.
Oct. "a tsif
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n j Special Session Of the Circuit Superior Conr;
IA of Law mud Chancery, continued nnd held for The
town Of Iynclbu,g. al the Court House in said town,
on i thursday, the 23d day Oh January S15, sitting
Court of Chancery:
Richard Perkins, jr. and William Roberts,
Plaintiffs,
against
David r. Lyman. admins raior Of christopher Rob
crls, decd. The David r. LYNN and Elizabeth
II his wife, George f. Roberts, Harrison NJ Gibbs and
Mary Ann his life, Abram +. Bigger, and Matilda l..
his wife, Tie same Abram +. Beers. trustee behalf
OF his wife aud children Tiplon ID. Jennings and Mi
drcd Ann NJ. his wife, Mary f.. H. Bppers. Ada f.. q.
Biggers. Fila CO. Biggers, Ariadne r. r. Biggcrs
Abram i. Bggers, jr. and - Bggers, the last sA
infants, by Rohert J. Davis, their guardian nd em
Christopher J.. Roberts, George T.. Roberts and John
Gibbs, Defendants.
This cause cane on this day 10 be heard the bill,
answer Of the infants. c>hbs, the order Of publication
made at rules the 9Th Of Dec, uber 1872 as 10 the
abscn, defendant, George f.. Roberts. which appears IL
have been duly published aud the SUBJ Gnas dated l2ih
Of July, 1912 the LIST If August 1872 aud the 9Th ul
September 1872 which appears have been duly
we'd the other defendants to whom the doth
take the bill for confessed argued by counsel
On couslderaiih whereof the court doth order that tn.
defendant, David r. Lyman, administrator Of Christie.
phcr Roberts, deceased, do render Of his ad
nnstraon of the estate Of his into estate and aso
Of The received by him arising oIn The real
estate, whereof the said christopher Roberts, died. sez
ed and possessed. whirh may be owing by him r the
and occupation Of said real estate part there
Of before Of the commissioners Of the court who is
directed 10 examine, and settle the same, and make
report ihereto the COURT with any matters special,
stated, thought pertinent hy himself, required BY the
parties 10 be stated. And the doth further "
der that The said defendant David r. Lyman do attend
the commissioner who NAV lake said accounts, aud an
in solemn FORM such Undergraduates shall then
and there be propounded 10 him touching the subject in
controversy in this cause.
Copy-Tsse,
d. ROBES. Gag
CoMMissioNER's OFFICE,
Lynchburg Feb, 90, lS45. s
The parties 10 The foregoing notified thai J
have apart Thursday. the 20th day Of March next
carry into execution The above order Of court and will
therefore please attend before that day, by l0A
NJ, at my office in the town Of Lynchburg, (and the
said David II. Lyman, admir- as therein mentioned, IL
especially required 50 to aend,) prepared with all re
qnse papers and proofs, to enable me fully to adjus
and settle the therein directed and make rrpo
ihereupon. GEO. WIN. DABNEY,
Com'r in Chsncery.
Feb. 20 vim