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MALL APPROPRIATIONS OF
HN trRlMllINES EANGX GOODS


n. TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, e.
FREDERICK FICKEY 4 SONS, 900 81"
MORE STREET, have just received per ships Poeafa,
hs, Albert and Powhattan, S.
7. Ficky & Sons superior cord Spool Cotton
Titley, latham s w alker's Patent and Shoe Three
Mems and Women's Stockings, complete ass0l
do do Moravian Stockings o
do do Silk do
Cont Cords and Binding, complete assortment,
Laces and Edgngs W
Lambswoo', Cotton and Berlin Gloves. O.
Hill s Sons unrivalled Needles ~
CUTLERY, complete assortment
Japauned Tea Trays; brass and iron Candlestiaas
Pearl Shirt Buttons; Snuff Boxes and VloEs I,
Lead Pencils; Ornamented Dressing Cases ~
Superine oTnamented Card Baskets Y
Pocket Looking Glasses, &c.
AND ON CONSIGNMENT, At
COMBS, of every description; Brushes ~ e,
Silk and Lasting COAT BUTTONS D..
Bone and Silk do do -, a
Cmm Elastic Susnenders - -
Stocks and Shirt Collars; Fancy Soaps, &c. 3a'
{b3- To which invite the attention OF Cenf ia
Merchants and others, and assure them that we
sell them goods AZ low they can buy them IN any
the Eas tern markets. Our stock they VIII ma tor
very complete, containing greater variety IMAM Il n
other stock Of goods in this MARKET which, beingti
our own i'm poratens consigned TO US, we are era
BLEED to offer at prices which cannot tail 10 please
ole "A - -
TOI.D GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS
U Finger Rings, Breastpns, Bracelets, Silver
Spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets;
Castors; CaBdlesticks Dixon's hest BRITANNIA pieces
to the set new patterns gold and silver Spectacles a
low urices. by GABRIEL d. CLARK,
az Water street, second door from Calvert. ,,
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~ MERCHANT TNTLURS,
N. w. Corner of Baltimore and iharles-sts.
Have received their FALL and WINTER supply of
CLOTHS, CASSiMERES and NESTlNGS, com
prsing every variety Of French, English and Ame'i-
can manufacture. viii CHI will made order in the
best and most fashionable manner, with their usual
promptneSs.
The second floor of their building having been re-
fitted for their superior make of CLIO THING, gentle
can be supplied with every article of their appa
rel ready made, IN style of taste and elegance unsur
strictly the ONE PRICE principle, and every article
being distinctly marked in figures, persons who are
unacquanted with the price Of goods have an oppor-
| tunity of buying them as low protested judges.
G3- Having fitted up the Basement of their estab-
| shment for Piece Goods, Merchant TailOs and 9th
els dealing in fabrics for gentlemen's wear, can find
choice and perfectly flesh assortment Of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, purcha led with the cash from
importers and manufacturers agents, which will be
sold on as good terms as any wholesale house in the
| city. se25-tf
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WORsrED DAMAsxs.

g We have received per ship Clara
8 cases very superior crimson and drab Worsted Da-
masks of beautiful shades for curtains.
| case Of low priced nrab DamaskS for coachmakeis.
cases extra super back ALPACAS, expressly adapt
I'd to our retail sales.
The above being our own importation we can offer
them very low. .,
On hand, splendid stock Of rich FALL GOODS,
which We can sell TO cash or puncual customers al
low prices whole sole aad retail.
HAMILTON EASTER 81 CO.,
OLD 203 Baltimore street
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BoNNETs. HORNETS, AND FLOWERS.

JUST OPENED.
-. Look out for the "CHEAP STORE, "wheI e
f,oAx may be found one Of the best assortments of
&Sz| MILLINERY GOODS in the city--such as
*. Florence, Rutland, and all kinds of Braid
3ONNETS Silk Bonnets by the doz.; Velvet do.
Bonnet silk md Vclvets, in great variety; Bonnet
Caps Artificial Flowers, in great varity; large stock
of Ribbons; paccas for dresses Cashmeres; French
Merno Shaws; Gloves of all kinds in abundance.
A7-A good assortment of genllcmen's wear-such
Stocks, Cravats Suspenders, &C. Don't forget the
place. hat call aud for yoursclves-you may rely
on Bargains at 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, five
doors above Light street. ..-..-
sel0 q JAMES C0BuRN.
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Correspondence the American Republican,

WAsmNGroS, Oct is, 1915.
Yesterday was the first day Of the session OF
Virginia Synod. 1t was organized by lhe cleo
Ion of the Rev. J. G.. Morris, ID. d., as Prcsi-
dent; the Rev, J. p Clenc, Treasurer, and the
Rev. C. Lepley, Secretary. The deliberations
orth's religious body have been highly Interest
.ng, and will continue to involve subjects con-
nected with the general interests OF the Church
and the diffusion of Christian knowledge and
piety. The Rev. Dr. Muller, pastor of Saint
Paul's, will be installed tomorrow. The pull
pits of most of our churches will be filled to-
morrow by the visiting ministers OF the Synod.
To-day an interesting discussion took place,
relating to proposition to publish an expose
of the distinctive doctrines OF the Lutheran
Church. This proposition occasioned an ami
mated discussion, in which Prof. Reynolds, of
Pennsylvania College, at Gettysburg, Pa, Prot.
Baurher of the same College, the Rev'd Mr..
Conrad, of Hagerstown, and DIR. Gusts, of Bal
,imore city, took part. After prolonged de-
bate, the whole subject was laid OH the table
until tho next annual meeting OF the Synod.
Next week the Synod will continue its session,
which is open to the public.
CAPTAIN Fremont's Narrative of his expedition
INTO Oregon and North California, is ust pub
.ished in this city, by Mr.. Edward Polkinhorn.
aus is one OF tlle IlOSl Interesting puoHCdllOIlS
ssued from the press for some time; as it con-
iains, besides the interesting details of the ira
wells and adventures of Capt. Fremont, an I'M
usual amount of facts relating to that mpor
tant and interesting portion OF our territory,
which may be relied on. They have been CO.
pied from the official report to the Topographic
cal Bureaus of the General Government.
THE fredericksburg Guards arrived this morn
,ng from Alexandria, and were escorted by the
National Blues, Capt. Tucker. The Guards
are under the command of Captain Jackson.
After marching to the National Gallery, they
proceeded to Coleman's, who provided them
with an excellent collation.. In the afternoon
they paid their respects to President Polk and
The Cabinet, by whom they were received very
cordially; the President shaking hands with
each member. The Fredericksburg G cards
were accompanied from Alexandria by the Mt.
Vernon Guards of that city, under Capt. Sny
der. Altogether, the companies made fine
military display, and had quite day of it,"
NJ.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,.

SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY, October ~.
$4,000 Maryland Us, 70!
3TO9 do G's, 20.
40 shares Farmers Planters Bank %
RaIt n Ohio RR 5il
100 d" Susquchauma RR y
Mar land IS closed at -. for sale, 7o2 bid
Baltimore g., 1900 at lOli for sale, lOls bid.
Baltimore and ONO Railroad nj IS for sale, 5it bid
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ENUW CAN YOU DOUBT THE MEE
d "a CAL VIRTUES OF CANTRELL'S A.,
DYSPEPTIC POWDERS, the only sure remedy
offered 10 the public, prepared expressly for thai
plant, single tral of which will convince the
sceptica OF lis ability TO &c in any stage and
any form, and being purely vegetable, persons q
most delicate constitution may use ii in all kiis''
weather with perfect safety.
Numerous certificates of highly respectable,
zens can be given by calling at Mr.. caleb CressoI
Drug Warehouse, No. 6 North Third St, or at Can,
ells, corner of Carpenter and Second sts, PhiIade'
phla, OF which have attacked a few.
John TiZmore, Baidcsburg; MIR. Henry Hoover
Moyamensirg Road, Philada,; Mr.. Sam e. p Juglass,
sa-maker, South WhaIves; Robert Cav, No $50 s.
Second St; Mrs. McMuilen, Catharlne ST., Southwark
Nh. Charles Dick, Second near South st Mr. Gallo
well, No lGs South Fourth ST.; MI David Stillwel'
Steam Mill, Thirteenth and Willow sts.; Mr. Barkle
Jackson, No. l66 Prime St; Mr.. Charles Thaw No.
MOyanensng Road; Mrs Steel, No 10 Moyamensin
Road; Miss Elizabeth Cope, Carpenter near Sixth ST.;
Mrs. Lawrence, Commissioners Hall, Southwark
Mrs. FELTON,, Ninth near Locustst Mrs. Minler, No.
25 Reckless St, Southwark; Mr.. Thomas Reynolds.
Mead alley; Mr.. Hand March, No % Prime St; Sam
IL. Watson, sos South Third ST., Plumber; William
Price, Jr., Second ST.; John Price, Blacksmith; MI
Mary Delaney, in George above Sixth ST.; Mrs. shi
don, corner of Mary and Front streets, Joseph CaI
Esq Mobile, Ala.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by CALEB CRES
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, Nos North 1HlRI
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
J. F. Perkins & Bro, corner ofFraHkin and Green
sts., Baltimore, Md.
f. ii. Perkins, No. 425 West Baltimore ST. corner OF
Green ST., Baltimore Md. A.
Robert Johnston, Fred-rickcity, Md. d.
J. F. Callan, Washington city, ID. @. a.
II. Peel s. Co., Alexandria, do.
j. Il. Kidwell Georgetown, do. 3-
Prepared only by the subscriber, corner OF Cshh-
ter and Second sts, below Christian, Phladelpt :,
Bf-Ohserve, none are genuine without the
ture JOHN "A. C.4NTRELL. M
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GRABBING. A farmer OF Charles,own, Va,
lately returned to his house after grading five
acres of WHEAT, and found his wife had Graded
IN infant.
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NAVAL. Com. Pope has arrived a: Norfolk
and will take command of the U. S brig Dol
uhin, destined for the coast Of Africa.
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LEOPOLD DE MrEE. This celebrated pia-
MIST, makes his first appearance in New York,
this evening. He will be here shortly,
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BOOKS, BOOKS. The Wandering Jew, h,,,
HF so cents, now complete in two parts. A fsi.
supply of the above always for SALE wholesale and
retail, together with all the works as tuey arc
published, at
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers and Statoners, ISL Pratt st.,
SO a. tixg Raj r. s-'paps =
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SvsquEuANA RIVER, This river is in good
aavigable order
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u HENRY ~ COOKE corner of HANOVER
and LOMBARD STREE IS, has for sale a large and
well assorted stock of Fresh Fall and Winter DRY
GOODS-cons ting of
CLOTHS-lnvsibe Green, wool dyed black blue
browH, drab, &c.
CASSIM ERES-Wool dyed black blue OyfOI
mixed, drab, fancy striped and plaid SC.
SATTINETS-Ind blue, black, Adams mixed
Oxford and Cadet mixed, PLAIN, striped, SC.
KENTUCKY JEANS-Gold, blue, green, and Ok
ford miXed--of very superior quality also, common
and medium quality, Cadet mixed and blue.
FLANNELS-White. red and yellow
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Postponed. The military cncamPment at
Doughoregan Manor, has been postponed I'M
I'll May or June next.
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EpALTIMORE LOCK rNFIRMAR,

HID No. Is EAST PRATT STREET, 7 doors f;
of PTattt street Bridge, where may be obtained
most speedy and permanent cure for Gonorrhn
elects, Structures, Affections of the kidneys, Disc.
of the Bladder, Gravel Seminal Weakness, InvO'
tary Seminal Emissions and ImPotenCy. Those
by excessive indulgence, or a certain secret
have brought upon themselves premature Impote
Constitutional Debility, or any obstacles 10 the
summation Of Marriage; the usual cOnSeG uence
unrGSlraincd qualification Of the sensual pass
may consult DR.. II. with honorable confidence.
offers them perfect and permanent cure.
SECRET DISEASE CURED in from two TO
days. The only certain and inlalhbe cure for
tain disease. The BALTIMORE INFIRMA
situated at No. Is EAST PRATT ST, doors
of Pratt ST. Bridge. TO the afflicted of both of Sc
DR.. HlTZELRERGER,
distinguished member Of the Medico Chiru
Faculty; Graduate Of the University of Maryl;
1886; and formerly Practising Physician to the
mOie Eastern DspCnsary; has had charge of III
Fenereal Hospitals and lnfrmaries of the u. s.
and is mt present proprietor of the most celeb,
Secret Disease mfirmGry ever established in Anne
(Which is the only advertised place in Batn
where a thorough constitutional cure can be ha,
fact well known TO the afflicted.
When that most horrid Of all diseases, the Sc.
Diease, has fastened itself upon the cOnstitL
causing liberated sore throat, liberation Of the
pipe, known as consumption of the throat; disea
the bones OF the nose, and of the palate o.
mouth; ucerous sores, and copper cOlored bic
ON the head, breast, arms and legs, eiuptiUns tnu
tules on the skim structures and gleet. DR.. Hs
berger from his extensive practice and great skii
experience, having successfully cuIed more thai
600 of the worst and most aggravated secret dis
during the last seven years, guarantees to Effects
feet, certain and thorough CONSTiTUTIr
CURE. Having devoted the most untiring att
TO this branch Of disease, Dr.. Hitzelberger viii
y add, that thousands, not only in this city, bus!
North, South, East and West, can bear testimO.
he has rescued them flom the serpent-ike gras
venomous poison of this most awful disease, q
IN cir IivpS upSDoirpt nf Aftendnnna fra.
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HNSOLVENT PAPERS MADE OUT ard all
u uornqtion given on reasonable terms. Judgments
TT and y months purchased. Cash TO loan out from
- To saauO Geld Silver Jrwety Of cvery drscra
uca, merchandise Sr purchased At all times Apniy
~ LEWIS +. SCOrHIS Intelligence cNlr",
90 lc Exchange Place,
a 1OLD TESS! GOLD gems! fresh
VIZ suppl" received this day and for ale by
GABRIEL u. CLARK. Wafer street,
ClJ second duur rom CalIGn.
E6PANE ED WARE. OF every description;
OF also, Britannia Ware, Cutlery, Coffee Mills,
Casters, German Silver Ware, sc. For sale low by
ELIAS HALE,
OILS [SPl No. ll2 Baltimore street,
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So - = r ---~-----
FOL. LAsV:-sN0. "A.

lick the hand which IL accustomed III feed and iohdie
them. Here now lei ses the NEATLY painted eo.s9s
with It's gre, shades lis pissss isesed With slness ias
sides eu8ttd wnh the Sprhd ny elm, or nov Ing secs.
ca, with HIRE mud ,h,re the beautiful fnr ID shsds me
picture. and e umnaIn ash sow ing lie rich clos'sfs
of crmsun ui aiming lhe deep green iosge, ana me
smooth aud yrrjan law stretching s .o and heau,liui
carpet View then look agsln aud see the parents a.
the close of day. resting from their ssurs aid enjoying
the calm evening" with ,h, pledges Of mutual and de-
voted affection rlona before them IN oil the buoyahcy oi
youthful innocence ard delight, and IT, a, such an hour
AS this, you hear The hymn Of grateful praise r'sns
um this bundle abb de Of peace AID love, and us char'
my notes minplng with The music VI the gurphng hrok
iha, hws bv hroken nv The occassi sht'i n"d
hollow Ut ie gentle aud ,ratles birds, which deem
themselves loving members vi this loslng hoaseh"d I"
then. whether ,aveer soburnef, your heart ~ not
touched with this charuinn and MT unusual rletufe Of
rural felicity, cease call yourself nan. " s'Iyou
sigh for the hustle and the muse and the confinement Of
The city, with its impure and its offensive od'rs.
with lis despeabe aleclaions. with It's heariless for.
maliies, with lis violent exci,emcnts. with its mid
night festivities. with liz uiier deslinon of sym.
pa,hy, with lis low estimate Of human lie. with
lis sqnad poverty, It's uplied forms Of wreicheds
ness and crime, lls PRIDE lis vanity It's nbiion, iis
pump, its seryilityi then % huk 10 yaur gI'ded
ptlsun house. and 10 pleasures which an uncorrupied
aud refined TASTE accustomed 10 drunk in the free air VI
heavrn. aud ~ appreciate It's freshness, It's purity aud
it's saldbr,'y, viii find no nccason 10 eoset or envy
The man Who by his cultivation and uood husbahd,y
presents sneh picture 10 the passef by shall moi h~
called h""Diaclor 10 The community Has he mol dnc
much To mpr,,s and bless sheiely by his example y
Has lia not buil monument 10 his vwn hono nofe sl>
uqurnl than the maTbel"
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1850 Acres.

On this tract there is large merchant mill dslillerv
and two brick dwelling houses
Another Of these tracts containing about 2Tl ACRES
lies In The same county, and is the conveyed The
said Samuel Stoner by Susanna Nafsnge by deed bear
Ing date the 18th n December 1910, and duly recorded
IA the clerks Uilce Of the county court of Roanoke
And the third tract containing SEVENTY TWO
III RES, is The same conveyed 10 the said Samuel Stu
ner by William Woodson and Martha his wife, by deed
hearing date the lth june S40 and duly recorded in
the clerk IS office otthe county of Roanoke
lhe terms OF the sale VIII be cash for much as will
discharge the expenses Of executing this irns and pay
III and discharge the of $50 So with legal iue
rest hereon from the LIST day of May ls45 I'LL the day
SALE and for the balance OF the purchase money there
VIII be allowed credit s. 500 30 unl the LIST of
May 1916, and the like sum until the lst of May
le47, and tor the like unul he LIST Of May 1913,
aud tor the like until the is May 1919. if the par
chase money shall much; and for said de-
erred payments, the purchaser will be required give
0nds wh security satisfactory to the trustees and deed
VI trust upon the property; and if the purchase money
sa amount to more than the expenses Of executing
us' and the said several sums OF money! for such ex.
Cess credit will be given To be deiernned IN at The
i dav Of sale "
oeng as trustees shall only convey such title a.
I conveyed 10 MS by said deed
fs EDW YARD WATTS \
So JAMES B. WATTS STrus,ses
\. PEACllY r. GRATrAN,S
49, 81 ssa e #.. I'm
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L.y.y'A FUEs N.1LE

N Z Nj I L q -
I OFFER Tor sale my Tract Of Land, il the ssss,y
l. OF Appunaiiox. containing about
E75 ACRES.
Known by the OF 'Rose Grove." If net sold be-
Gore. will sell IT, public auction, on "Wednesday tie
Ard oi Decenlnr uext whet II will certainly take pls.e
Rose Grove Is ell known tavern stand being a com
Ar4. modulus framed DlVEL LING HOUSE.. Thers
LEI is olso Store House al tie place. II is situated
I'VE niles below AppomattoX cuuri house. ION the main
road lesdingto Buckingham cunri house and Richmond
that beng lhe earesl Tavern above and l2 miles the
nearest OF any behw being situated that II may be
made profitable About half OF The tract scIears
ed and good Grain land and sale can be ionnd for ave
~ bushe raised, upon the spot, at gt"d prize. The
Land sci To clear is well lnbeTed, aud par sn goes
for Tobacco.
At,he same lime and place, | will sell ny stock 81
Hogs. Caitle, &c.
Terms and further particulars made known on the
day ot sale. s- VIM Il. STILL
Nov 10 sff DIS "a i3D
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GY'nNEX.N. Gy.PSEy.x,,
$50 REWARD.

1 ANYWAY IRON the subscriber. the nigh, Of
ks the ith inst, three miles Fast OF the Bus,yard
Two young negro fellows VIZ: HENRY a yellow fe
low, five lee, OF inches high. Sor - years old has
very full suit OF hair. sh marks ecolectea save
those Of recent whipping. which on him when |
purchased him. lie wore oil pale blue jeans lrock
coat. blue cotton pants. very full the legs. aud fur
ha, more than half worm lie carried of other Clothes
but what | do no know.
And JOHN, black fellow, about the age and height
Of Henry, ( any ference shade laer) but heavier
set. lie has small scar the back part OF his head
caused by blow irin stick and Sigh, scratch on
the from part OF one arm al the elbow JOINT lie
of suit FOUND and pants of grey negro cloth
Or kersey, and ock coat which he used as an over
coal, with several large patches IN the back like his jack
ct and pants, and blue cloth cap ! purchased said
boys in Richmond. Va within the last month and it is
probable they will Try 10 make their way back to that
neighborheod.
| will give the above reward for experimenting and
curing them in any Jail SO that get them, twenty five
dollars for either. Any arresiing them will please
advise MIR. Nathaniel Matthews in Richmond, Va.
who will correspond with in the South.
IllOS. f.. MATTHEW'S.
Nov 90 Is
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- = PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
xum burg V'irg n


AvINC comple,ed my Water Power and other
Ill improvements, a, my old stand near the Pump
House Of The Lynciburg Water Works, an now pre-
:. rod q, execute all orders in my line OF business VIZ
Cast Ceering for Mills and other Machinery win eve
~ description Of castings of
IRON. AND BRASS, STEAM ENG'NEs'
A.cc. Presses, FInsners, Bands, Levers, Nc' &C
From an experience OF nearly ~ years IN one OF me
has. cntucted establishments in The Stale, ieel conn
den, Of being abe to give satisfaction to those a'ors
pe with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention of Tobaccons's
10 ms es abshment Having been the first that lntro dn-
cod n. ma nuiacture OF Tnacco Screws Presses and Pas
Ten, Bands, &C.. in Lynchbnrg, can with confidence
refer those uuacquan,ed with my work. 10 the principal
Tobacconis,s Of this place, having put up between 10
.rd 100 presses within the short lime Of my residence
here.
as With view Of securing fair share Of patronage,
.b, continue to add such labor saving machinery,
will enable me to work with accuracy and de
.u,,ch and will all work done al my establish
neu be equal 10 ANY done in this place or elsewhere
aFHs s4 A. g. DABNEY.
Nov "a I'm
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= 1iCII,IKD II. TOLEA, Editor.
: T'77.ls 1slNlGuiSo
r-,THE LYNCHBURG VIRGlNlAN,

6F1THE LTNCH BU KG- Y TK6TNTFN,
;.h.dseni-,oeekly,( ceery Monday aud Thursday,
AZ srArHAM. DIILARD & ToWNLth,
r.y Dollars per annun', payable in adcaace No sub
,cii rccsicedtor shorter ttne than sr no'hsj
~ poper ,I be discontinued (ereepf al the discretion
~. Tiitor,,) until al a,rsarages are paid
-. .ADvERrIs E.MEN'7's inserted at 80 cents per
....,. Tor e,s) for erery nnerforn insertion" ana pa
Int, per s1sae Cor ssD for every o"fer FORM
i. EVERY ADVERTISER IS required 70 more ." ",'
bo,, long ne ,risLes his advertisement inserted
a,.yt;sement not noted, r be inserted tu IT'S as
sntinuanee be ordered. r.,
: ron YEARLY .aDp,ERTrsLNG the terms are .fo'
Of t,eo squares, $40 for one square, S2o Jo'
... ,o.are inner form s35. Epey yearly aaoe't'Se'
lin ). =. ,uired to his advertising 10 "SPa''''"
- r9R PRINTING ereeuted neatly and erpedfious
Z, and unreasonable terms. z.--l--.
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EDsEsyOHeVHH SEMINARY,

LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co, VA.
AZ RS. f.. V. LOMAA. having associated MRS
we JANE TAYLoE WORTlIlNG TON in the
management OF this Institution, its will be con
tlnued, upon the same terms as heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees and Patrons ofhs Institu-
ton lake pleasure in assuring the public that xperi
ence of twelve months enables them 10 recommend MIS-
f. '. Lomax, as a lady who has in every respect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
they satisfied that The connection announced above
will ensure 10 those interested Female Educa on ad
vantages for the Improvement of the minds aud the for,
nation OF The manners OF pupils inferior Ia in Viz
gina. VILLA TERRY,
WIN. NJ. BURWELL,
WIN. DICKINSON, ia.
RO. CAMPBELL,
l.. SlUMAkER,
JOS WILSON,
WIN COOK,
CIV. WINGFIELD,
JNO. +. SALE.
SAML. RITCHEY,
DIR. THO. p. MITCHELL,
DR.. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSrEAD OTEY.