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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-18
SHUGERT'S PATENT
W WASErNG MACEiNE,

vUyHIS Machine hss now been tested by more
II than thirty families in this neighborhood, and
las given cnt.c satisfaction II is simple in its
construction, that il cannoi get out OF order. II
ontains no iron to rust and springs or rollers 10
,et out of repair. Il will do twice much wssh-
ng, with less than half the and tear Of any Of
he late inventions, and what is of greater inIpor.
lnce, costs bu, little over half as much as other
Tashing machines.
The subscriber has The exclusive right for Nor-
cumberland, Union, Lycoming, Columbia, Lu-
,rne and Clinton counties. Price of single ma.
aine So. l.. b. MASSER.
The following certificate is from few of those
ho have these machines in Use.
Sunbury, Aug. "a, 1874.
We, the subscribers. certify that we have
use, in our families, "Shugert's Patent WASH
9 Machine" and do not hesitate saying that il is
most excellent invention. That, in Washing,
will save more than ono half the usual labor
hat it does not require more than one third the
uai quantity Of soap and water and that there
no rubbing, and consequently, little or no wear
: OF tearng.-Thst il knocks of no buttons, and
the finest clothes, such collars, lsces, tucks,
is, &c, may be washed in very short time
thout the least injury, and in fact without any
parent wear and tear, whatever. We therefore
,erfuliy recommend it to our friends and to the
bic, az most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGINS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER,
CHS. PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. q. WELLER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElsENRING.
ans HorEL, formerly fremont House. No.
l6 Chesnut street,) Philadelphia, September
lst, 1874.
have used Shugert's Patent Washing Machine
~ house upwards Of eight months, and do not
late to say that deem it one Of the most USE
and valuable labor-saving machines ever inven-
formerly kept two women continually oc.
ed in washing, who now do as much in two
,as they then did in one week. There is no
ror tear in washing. and II requires not more
1one-third the usual quantity Of soap. have
number Of other machines in my family. bu.
isso decidedly superior to every thing else. and
tile liable to get out Of repair, that would not
ithout one II they should cost ten times the
they are sold for DANIEL HERR.
iPERIOR Port wine, Madeira and Lisbon
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-18

The business Of carpet weaving in Auburn
gives employment to some 100 OF 800 ineivi.
duals. ~ s
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-04-18

Ina single year four thousand millions OF
human beings appear on the busy stage OF life.
ac, their busy parts. and sink back again into
the peaceful bosom Of mother earth.
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From the Natehes Free. Trader.
The origin Of the pfairAes.

In lately passing through the prairie country
we were at some pains In searching for geolog.
ical facts by which 10 account for the formation
Of these vast level plains and their destituton Of
timber The result has satisfied US that they
were once covered with water, either a. the bot.
tom Of lakes, running streams, or in the same
manner ofthe everglades of Florida. The up.
per stratum 10 loose sand or dark loan, such a.
forms the bottom of lakes and rivers or contigu.
Gus marshes; the next is sand. clay, and peb.
blss Of large size, bearing evidence Of having
been rolled about by the action Of the water. and
deposited in their present position by the same
agency. Large numbers Of fossil shells, Of
fresh water formation. are found in every direc.
tion and stratum. Besides these, large erratio
blocks Of granite, sometimes many feet in cir.
cumference and many tons in weight, and other
transported fragments, are to be met with scat.
tered over all the prairies and. on the south.
ern shores Of the lakes, wherever the superficial
sand and gravel have been removed from the
rocky strata, straight parallel burrows appear
ploughed In their smooth surface, running in
general southern direction, and always prcser-
virg their parallelisn.
Tha only rational mode Of accounting for the
appearance Of these transported fragments. as
no formation Of q similar nature exist south of
the great lakes, appears to us to be through the
sgency of water and ice. During the submer.
gence Of these vast fields, when the lakes must
have disembogued themselves through the Gulf
Of Mexico, these huge boulders were caught up
by the ice, firmly imbedded in it, and driven of
by the northern blasts or stream into 4 more
southern climate, and when the ice melted in
spring, they were deposited where they now
are found. This is to US the only means Of &c.
counting for their appearance, as well a. paral.
lei burrows in the rocks on the southern shores
of the lakes. BY what agency this state Of sf.
fairs was changed, whether by the uphsaving OF
the praires from the action Of internal fires, or
their gradual filling up BY the annual deposition
of the loose detritus washed down by the stream
or deposited from the melting ice, it is useless
to speculate. But as the whole Of the alluvial
lands OF the valley Of the Mississippi are Of
comparatively recent formation it is not improb-
able, that the waters of the great lakes washed
the bases of the hills on both sides of the Miss.
issippi. and that the whole intervening space,
now so fertile and fruitful, was then dark rol.
ling stream Of liquifed mud. To US it appears
that the whole west Is the richest field for the
geolgist in the world. and none more so thsn
those portions of the country lying between 'hs
lakes and the Ohio.
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TIE CONFESSIONAL cloud was seen to pass
suddenly over the features of Maria. The luz.
ture forsook her dark syes.-H Her spirit seemed
troubled.
"Triumphs the lily now on that young et.eelr
Where blooned the rose"
Ten times did Harvey importuns Ass to &c.
quaint him with the cause of her sednsss-Sad.
ly and silently she at
And now and then sigh she stole
And tears began to flow.
Breathe there wretch 20 base 40 10 iniure
you--my dearest-by word or action Tell
me--and by thine heart as pure ss heaven, I
will never rest until I've redressed Thy wrongs
Isan awful mystery locked up in thy bosom, that
must not know' Tell me the secre,-and by
tho ringlets Of thy hair III never reveal Il,
though the blackest torments rack me tell
thine own Harvey "what lies heavy in thy
breast u
She bushed--she placed her fair hands across
her bosom-looked languidly into her lovers
face, and softly, like the last low breathinps Of
an expiring saint-she thus confessed "TYs
them darn'd green opples. Hars."
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,PERIOR Port wine, Madeira and Lisbon
zines. Also superior Brandy and Gin. Lemon
q. Also few barrels OF BLUE FIsu, for sale
henh y'aH.7 HENRY MAsSER.
,snbury, July isth, ls45. ases 1a ~
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Ev0y suUs0quonS fusotVOu, !"
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S35 half
one square, IS. HslEyssfly one column, eIs,
half column. Sls; three squares, -; two squares,
$5; ono square, % SO.
Advertisements lett without directions a. TO the
length Of time they are TO be published, will b
continued until ordered out, and chsrged accord,
ingly.
Crsi1teeh lines or less make square.
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BY NIasser 4 Eisely.

From the Daily Times.
4 Massachusetts Freeman's address to the
Enemy OF Oregons
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Correspondence Of the Public Ledger.1
FROM WASHINGTON.

Great Excitement in the House-Mr Inger.
soil and Mr.. Webster-Secret Service Mo.
ney-Serious Charges against Mr.. Web.
sier- The Oregon Questionable Ciayton's
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City Arrivals.

AUGUsr 18Th, EXCHANGE HorEL-Thomas Mackenzie,
Bait; w Rucker, Lynchburg; Boiling. Va; b
Clarke & Son. Ala Peterson, N. Orleans; l. PUin
dexter La Clarke, Portsmouth,; Lucas, Runley and
sister, Charleston, s. c; L McCandlish, Petersburg;
Bryen, Gloucester; w Williams. Sm,hfed Va; Mr.
Perkins, Mr. Craig and family Mrs Blouni, N. Carolina;
r Jacobs, Wheeling; S Morris. Maryland; F A Smms
Miss; Smith, JOhn Gallon. Green. Baltimore; 7 w
boswell, Hanover; T VI Forman and family Miss Bond
Georgia; E Gamble, Florida; c Wingheld. n. Orleans
I Edwards, Spooner, Petersburg; Martin, Va Jno
Levy, w Smith, Phila Mr. and Miss Clarke, Mr.. and
Miss Bryan, Va; V Shepard, Mathews CO.. Va; II
Hodges, Norolk Geo Blow, jr. McCandlish and fsmi
", Miss Shields. A McCsndiish. Norfolk; r Gar.
lick, Smthhed, Va; Mr.. Meeker and lady, Newark N
j.; Miss Thomas. Plumber, New York.
ArGUsr 2cIH, COLUMBIAN HoTTL--Capt WIN Drumnnond
Oh Rob Roy; WIN Dmmmond, Norfolk Pace PIuvanna;
Capt Baiteit, SHIP u PHILLIPS MeckenbuR W RiehAIdS
Warrington, nc; Hawkins SUSSEX James n
Perkins Louisa Capt Ro MeLaure, Cumberland; II la en-
MAIDS A Asa Iaden, uvanna; James Trice
James Boustyie, T'na Geo Evans BALTIMORE WIN West.
Granville. Tenn Walton, CumbeTli and w Fuease
Va Jas CaTrer do: WIN w GrEE New Erection; Haon,
H,rp; Jas MaTn j., do Allen, buckingham: Lin ey
Louisa; Miles Goodwin Portsmouth w he Al Cke,
Old Point Geo Hiekeit do Ellis Henrieo w Hub
bar Ohio wm nabney PowhaAn; 70 Mculsy way;
WIN u Ilibter, Jr Baltimore; Hill Philadelphia
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Little business transacted the 3st. and change
either Of advancing declining character could be
ted Throughout the week, terminating July IL, Flour
hung very heavily on hand The nominal 4 p price Of
town-msde has remained unehsnsed but country MARKS
well the VI United States aud Canadian
have boon parted with which would have been
accepted previously.
LlVERPooL-The visit Of Prince Albert having clos
ed oil public markets during the last three days e the
week ending August L. We have hte report since the
sailing Of the Grea, Western The business transactions
the 2sh ult. was very limited wheat declined 81 to
I'd per bushe and -four Sd per barrel from the
OF that day se'nnigh Indian Corn in demand for
portation to Ireland.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Repor from
July 25 to July ga steady trade dsmaud upon n mar
ket fsvourably viewed by holders aud gradually de-
creasing stock. has had the effect Of giving slightly ad
ysncing tendency to prices Tic change. however, y
scare y quotabe and perceived in the restricted
quantity offered for sac than from any actually raised
OF pfces especially IN American descriptions of oil quail.
tiles, les the good than the mddng better state
Of trade Manchester regards both Yarn and Goods
seems essential TO material improvement with here
sales Of to-day 5000 To 1000 bales. nearly all the trade
1900 American have been taken speculation and 80
American 62O Pernsms and 100 Bahia for export The
total number Of sales amount to &c. 500 bales.
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puNeu by s worms are discovered
will be by fonwing Mr MaCord
'wineT Canadian Vermfuge,
recommended for without advan
tage-ihis of itself prove superiority pre-
paration all Others for similar purposes.
BKooKLYS, Jan. 10. 1876.
Messrs JoHS WISER 4 Co.
~ Maiden Lane, New York.
s- am happy 70 have TO bear testimony Of the
good effects attending the Of Canadian VeTmige
My child Of OF had been ~
eight months and had finally become emaeaed
paired Of sreeoyeTy surpg the
worms her medicines recommended
but they produced beneficial We
a. past recovery, when recommended by friend
had heard oi your medicine to a Ta-we did
expectation Of It's being srrveeab great
surprise aher she had doses only began
revived and better health than
months.
can recommend your Canadian NrrmuTe" with the
greatest eonhicLce mud friend ihr youns Of
human family who sufyr hom ! glad ahIe o
su-h decided confidence your
and am wiling should refer any
this point. Yours truly
GILES MACORD, IL Tilsry It.
20 The Canadian Nermifure IS bote
much PeaEanter Prepared JOHN wINER
co, 81 Ma i,n Lane, ~ York Sold by GAYNOR WOOD,
Agent, for Richmond and N.BRoCKENBROUGHS co Agents
Tor seoisvle. ie ~
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VUrURE DAYn
COMMISSIONERS SALE or
VALUABLE LANDS AND LOTS.

Rf virtue Of DEGREES OF the Circuit Superior
- Count q La~ ard chsIeery eaanv Of N.os IN N.
eass ~ Garh Coouit Hons
a Nosey for IRE tened, % joha "a
snt The usa RIG cd Coai apo BY a.es-.s
WI proceed on the m rHU s.a.n Der
lso 10 COL 10 III an biascr ne r. IN
That TO Lot hunb rel $50 In which
proved Tn er"s IN. Nil b. for pa.eha.e
ed VII ~ reqarei pa,abe g. - ~
purchases he md ofihs .aa
have tenr- the ,le
be retained a. further
fnl o. he stssp emb-r $40 deer.e
shah eesd he premises highest bed.r he
ice an9e interest OF AID iloriey a
nsham county eonis 100 sdo,ninx rSin.
fredenes abel ard 9th This required Ovid
cd 10 s- PurehassrsTrm. IN.
erp n~s ot sale for esda. bond.
eunv Will Be required
years aad the Tls re'aned
uae, now occupies D. ths
seed IN small grain the
inc isl Jaanay ner whcr- unoceuped
will b day cf al
Also the R2d sspenb@r 1916.
OF the auth viii 81 ihr ao-.sa in
evrrE respect the simple Of IIo-sley
undivdsi npsy Of hundred
county Of Buckingham held jointly with Jane, PARIS. adjoining
Jarn' Paueson ant others
As the like Horssy Undivided moi.ty
with fad taal IN and To 4 Brnt
Gre a. tow hppcmaitor, formerly d tkafham county.
al Il-ctdssetcs 10 -EPH X IRNING e, mn
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Aug. 10. SIP. NJ.

Flour-Howsrd street Flour is dull. There have been
ground parcels aud refused. Holders asking 81, at
which $50 bbs fresh ground sold The receipt
price is S4S7..
Sale. OF 5000 bbIs. City Mills Flour yesterday and
to-day, at 81.
Grain-The prices Of wheat continue steady 75asO
cents Tor good prime reds AMI 50s7O for inferior
fair good parcels We note sale Of old Penna red at
81 cts and OF lot OF prime Penna white 81
White Com has declined. We quote at 47a4sc; vel
low is in demand ut 54s55c.
We quote oats at 26s2S cts.
Whiskey-There is rather better demand during the
last day Sales continue be pretty freely made
~ cts. for hhds. and % cts. for bbls
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j. F. w ORD.
LOTTERY VENDER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management;
- Of J. G. GREGORY g. Co.. on tho same terms tina,
they sold at the Manager Office.
AUGUST, 1916.
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class II, ls46-to be drawn
Saturday August 92d, 1876.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
] prize OF $4,000 prLe Of seSs7
10000 1000
i 5000 100 500
5000 100 400
rs NO. BOTTERT-l2 DRAWN BALLOTS
Tickets $40; Halves Quarters So Ceiheate. Of package,
Of rs Whole Tickets tl2O-SLaTes IN proportion.
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class - for 1890 on
Saturday, August 30, is4o.
GRAND SCHEME
l prize Of $4,000 prizes Of sass
10000 10 1909
"a NO LOTrfRS-l5 DRAWN BALLOTS
Tickets $40 Halves s; Quarters
Of 20 Whole Tickets sIoo-sbates p,opOrto on
1 Orders for Tickets ShArrs
in the above Splendid Lotteries Tor smaller
day the week. enclosing prize Tickets
the prompt and each drawing
sentmmedaelY amer il to all who ORDER from
jug +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Aus. 10.

The Teas per Paul Jones sold to-day TO q fan
Company ut previous rates.
Cotton-lO00 bales sold, prices firm.
Flour IN good demand; several thousand barrels have
been sold Sla406, and good brands Genesee
The sales partly to ship aud partly the trade. al
Western is much the price; freight Liverpool
2s Cd bbl.
Whestis plenty, especially Southern which is quite
poor aud worth e0ss3c New rye 6sa69c; old would brns
7Oc ship; $500 bu very Md brough
SIC measure Jersey sells at 5Sc wanted. Western
81 a52c Oats 29a3Oc.
There sales Of pork all the way from 80 GA
$40, in quality; prime SIS. Cheese 81 Ale
Western N. Y. butter Ilnl24c. Ohio ssl0.
Whi-key change.
Terpentine 81, so $50 lbs sales; Spirits - cts sales
Sterling bills 5ast prem; francs s, rs, sales.
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Classical and Mathematical school.
PRINCE EDWARD
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

'HNHE next session Of this school will commence
- the 18Th q October ensuing continue the close o
August 1877, embracing period % ten ani hall months Al
The branches Of thorough medical education theoretical and
PRACTICAL and In aesofiinee modern improvements
vafies. are taught In this Institution
eouue In The nFute places students on The 6ps NJ 49,
eond course siuder and renders eligible for Az,
attending u the Washington Tnvet.tv m g,
m1fc, 0f The best medical schools IN this count y
During The term, students duent n
inc Hpotnt surgical operations innuary attached 10 The
institute The and boarding ouss. Of IN v
The Zee for mn win te St2o, payable On tnrna IN
school Excellent board Including lode ng fuel gh WASHING A.
and e'nvcn n BE- had fnr per The whole 0 the
necessary etPnse BE- sisted o,r tsHn
md boots. JNO. r. METTAUER. 4 ~, NJ u. IL. d.
~. METFAUER, 4. N, N. n.
y "a Courth1use Va, Aususi 10. 1876 -wtiuOd
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BOSTON MARKET-Auy. II.

Provisons-40 bbls prime Pork sold ut So, So cash
Flour-Gonesec, common brands. Sils;a42 5; Michigan
4,l21; Ohio round hoop 3,75; do Hat hoop Sla3S71
Corn-But little DOING moderate sales of yellow fiat ut Ola
62c white 54s55c; 100 sncks Ohio yellow and white adj
bushel. Molnsses-There is improved demand for re
ang qualities with steady sales Of Cuba sweet at 1913
cts. per gal, 6 mos.
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T G. GREGORY & CO., MANAGERS, No.
- In NJ. a.rr~t Rleht Va
splendid scheme. for August, 1915.

Splendid Schemes for August, 1916.
1900, 20OO
Friday m,rnlnr-LessSurr No 10. Cap.tas: s7SOo 1000
1861 Of - No. rs drawn whos ~ $50
quarters o. cent.
$4,000, 1000.
Puday-MoponEaa No 70 Capitals 5000 of 1900 SEQ.
&C. rs Nos ~ Tickets a. halves SOC. qus use.
$1,000. 1854
BaiuIay-susseI EItrs II Capta 5000 1854 n 1000,
&c. - Nos. II drawn. Tickets 81: halves Soc qns
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Ca'. u. for 1890 be drawn
rs NO LOrrERY-i2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
PRIZES.
PhSs Of $4,000 prize Of s2.1s7
10000 1000
5000 100 500
1000 100 100
Tickets sIO: Halves S. Quarters so.
certificate Of package Of IS Whole Tickets 500
halves and quarters proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class a. for 1850 be
Saturday, August ~. 1876.
IS Number Lorefy-l5 Dawn B,llotl
PRiZEs.
prime Of $4,000 priIe Of sass
I prirs Of 10000 10 800
5000 AZ ke
Tekts SO halves quarter. so CerfeAtes paeiales
Of 20 whole nsist. IOo-snsiss IN proportion.
Order. for Cerboa-s fseaar-s Shares
Of the atove Sch addressed the utds signed
s uos prompt attention, NJ
forwarded frte Of posu e, .
J. O. GREGORY 81 Co, Mshareu.
n2S Richmond. Va.
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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
say ,ney can.
FOR selling Prizes, 5rsArIoss the msni
Drawn Nos Of New Jersey. 7o-Ars. IL
30 80 81 9 II ~ IS II % IS Al - - %.
wbos Nos ~ II ~ OF sIOO-No 10 6I ~ prize
Of ssOo-bo'h ia and paid by sTRATroN.
Dawn Nos. Mouonssia s3-Aug. 18th.
81 CO 81 80 60 % IS ls 20 ~
half Nos " u 90, prime Of 400
Nos IL u 81, CsptaI
Nos ~ 20 81, u Capital
all sold sold and paid by sTRA1Tog
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg No 3s-AuR I7th:
GO 10 SIS Al so 4 2 IS 10 81 40 80
Hall Nos. 81 60 g. prize Of $780, sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
IS 80 - &c As &c IS CO 20 Sc SO 81 - ls.
$500. 1000
Fnisy moninz-LeesburE No 10. Capitals
qp62e.
$4,000, 1000.
Fnday-Mononsais No 34-Capitalr 1000 9 Of 1000 COO
&c Is Nos IL drawn. Tickets L. halve, 5Oe quarters
$4,000. 1852.
saurdsysusseI EItra, - Capitals $1,000 1881 Of 1000
&c 7s Nos 10 drawn Ticket. 81: have, Soc on, 25e
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class n Ist6-to be drawn on
Saturday, August ~. 1886.
rs no. LoITERY-I9 DRAWN BALIoTs
PRIZES
pti'sOf 100000 prize s2ss7
10000 1000
5000 100 500
5000 100 100
Tickets $40; Halves 5: Quarter. ct.
Buyer referred list OF are resistered
al the once proof Of what done: every
s odep for the abov.
Schemes, and in all Lotteries, promptly attended 10 and
drawing sent when requested.
Please ssdrs,, order. t. n sTRArToN
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Mrs. NOttingham's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
EOR o III g l. ADIES
Corner of 9th aud Franklin street,

Corner Of 9th nud Franklin street,
WILL BE RE-OPENED ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2srH
n making this announcement, Mrs. n. deems
proper briefly prime piles her school is
conducted
To enable young dy CceBpy suitably proper
society, certain style personal address ndpen
sable such merely and
seldom lead painful une b.
iueou- mental and this.
and beautiful effects when guided
oaly founied the religion Of the Bib The due
balanced cul atom iher, of the heart and guided
by ie influences of the Christian religion the great
ed at this ScmnaY and by
pupils, MIS- lolg and well canned eiprnence init
with the test hories OF
assistance Of the competent teachers the
OF study.
TrENs session Of 10 tbs, payable half advance
o.. -
Higher banehs English tuition. ...................40
Ancient and Modern Languages each.
Music Piano, Guitar and Vocal, oaeh.
Music Harp, 81 lesson. Use Of Piano.
washing. .......................2
AuII-d2m.
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Trustees sale
OF WOOD AND CLEARED LAND.
TRUST SALE OF PoWHATAN LAND.

INOSI SALE Of FOWHATAN LAND,
R1 virtue or a deed of trust executed on the
- ls'h eayof march IsSa Bailey ay his wife
% Lwn Bari o dec and he subscriber. N. paymnt
Of $1,000 borrowed Bailey from the washinrton v
msni FUND shln surviving Trustee sell on TUEs
DNf the SIth OF NOVEMBER rae prrisss trat Of ns
Po~hlan COUNT, containing $50 srua,ed bout mile
ON he Oo0H House ana a5Os Gsntn Mli,-
anu : e Particularly described tru=- vito ia
recorded IN IN Co"ny COuu OF Pawhasn The and N I'm.
eoneon All Is usee5tioe OF bgne Improvement The i'm
ptoNemeus consist OF ard Comfortable M and All ne
eessay OFT houses and TO be
though a. TRUSTEE shall Only eonv,y SPECIAL warrant me
: " WV oe ~ eash au l4-lAWtl JAS. HEATH
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TRUST SALE,

y virtue OF deed OF trust executed by George
Seurgs on TIE is cav Of November Ist2 tn me as s
tee, ior The bct n Sp-es TYLER and duly recorded IN the
County ColTi Of Buesnghim tha SATURDAY the s day
% SEPTEMBER neS proceed public auction Tor cash o.
the pmses the following reof a. ay
necessary To SATISFY the said deed and charges attend the
sane VIZ certain tract Of land lying Of Buesng-
ham eoht1nng about 2s3 Pc
also the following Slaves Valentine America a ind her two
children, Ben and Betsy JAMES HARRIS
IN