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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05

IN CHANCERY.-v AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancrry for Chesterfield county, Monday, the
9th day Of September, A. D., lsi7:
James A. Bruce, Executor Of Arnstreat Bruce, de.
Ceased, Plaintiff:
against
James N. Fletcher and Matilda his wife, A. 8. Harris
and Mnsidora his wife, and Susan +. Cheathsm, devi.
sees Of Branch Cheatham deceased and the said las
n Fletcher and A. s. Harris Executors of the last will
and testament of the said Branch Cheaiham, deceased
Defendants.
This day the plaintiff by his attorney and filed
Ms BILL and the defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security, according the act Of
assembly and the rules Of the said Court, and IL APP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are no., na
unants Of this Commonwealth, on motion Of the plain
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
I1es to be holden for said Circuit Superior Court
" Law and Chancery, in the Clerks Office thereof, on
S;n ntsi MONDAY In December next, and the
o,', o. the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
published in newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
"nn Tor iva months Excessively, and that another
s"py be posted at the front door OF the Cour, honse
"s county. ACopy. Teste,
o w. w. T. CoGBiLL, Clerk pro tom.
Oct. l-cw2m nv ''''''
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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
0F the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Of the SCIEN-
~ TiFlC and ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Of Petersburg, Va.-Sesson 1878.
The Lectures in this Institution will commence on
the first Monday In November, and continue until the
last Of the ensuing February.
FACULTY:
y. BLACK, NJ. ID Prot. Of Anatomy.
J. Al. COMINGs, NJ. D., Prof. of the Theory nnd
Practice of Medicine.
CT. KENWORTHY, NJ D., Prof. of Surgery.
?. w. ALLEN, NJ. D., Prof. Of Physiology.
+. P. BANNING, Nj. d., prof Of Obstetrics, &c.
~. NJ. PRICE, IL. u. Prtk of Maseria medica and
s' TiioaAs, D., Prof Chemist, !.
fEES.Thc ~ for admisIhon % eaep course Of lee
tues Is $40; Matricuaton fesS5; Graduation fee S5.
The Text Books recommended by the Faculty will be
Consulted eclecieally and wah careful
thh fundamental doctrines taught being those Of Thorn
so and that there necessity of employ posons
OF any kind as remedial agents. aud that the object in
exhibiting any remedy should be 10 sustan and not de-
press the vital powers.
All persons having business with the Faculty, or de-
string further information, will address, post prid,
CHARLES J. KENWoRTHY, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
psfer shurr va Sent q 16a7 .ry0m
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20 Dollars Reward.

THE above reward will be given for the anprehen-
j sion aud delivery Of my Negro man JOHN (whom
bought of Mr.. Sas O.-ohundrn of the city OF Rich
nond who sold him for Thomas 5. Jennings, of Peters
burg Va to Dr. Edward a. Rowzer, living about three
miles from Beaverdam Depot the Louisa Railroad,
in the county of Hanover by before O'Clock on the
morning Of the 2sth of the present month"; October, al
his house, Beaverjam Depot by the time The cars
arrive there on the day 2sth instantly lfnot taken
20 as to he delivered above specified, viii give SiO
r.. his delivery Mr. Sas Omohundro, o The city Of
Ric nond or for his confinement In jail so that get
him again. John is bright mulaio, full face irlzzed
hair two upper front teeth partially decayed afeet
inches high had when he left light colored cotton
pantaloons, gray cassinet roundabout, new peesea
shoes an old striped satin waistcoat, ragged linen
shirt black fur hat aud black silk strings through MS
ears-is about IS years old, and little grey ,,-,
Oct. 25-dlt&c4ts }. z. PLEAsANIe.
NEW KENT FEMALE SCHOOL.
FEMALE SCHOOL will be opened, under the
n management of competent Teachers, at the resi-
dencr subscriber in the county OF New Kent, on
h- 18th OF October and will close on the 18Th August,
leIs. ,oo
French, ~
Painting and Drawing, ~
Music and The of Piano.
One half of the board and tuition will be expected 70
he paid either when the scholar eners the School or on
The first Of January and the other half on the rst Of
May. u. i. Lfoh'
Oct. 23-c5ta
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FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE,

FOR SALE, KENT OR LEASE,
THAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
4 property Of the late Albert T. Goodwin, lying in
Dinwiddie, on Hatcher's Rum about five miles from
the Court house, and twelve from Petersburg, contain
Ing about $500 acres large portion Of In woods OF
prime quality. Few such estates he found In the
county being well adapted 10 the growth Of corn,
wheat olts and tobacco The lots are In excellent or
der There is Dwelling house, with five rooms
Aso. necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking investments seldom meet with such
opportunity of sutng themselves near market The
Terms will be liberal. r. X. MEADE,
Executor of A. T. Goodwin, deceased.
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MULES! MULES! MULES

MULES w ULES w ULEo
a Just arrived, direct from Kentucky
&N~a very superior lot of two year old
MULES, from IA 10 l6 hands high, all
which viii be sold or exchanged on accommo-
dating terms. Persons in want would do we'll 10
make application TO the subscriber Immediately
n. B.-Persons in the country buying Mules
will have them delivered free Of charge.
Nov. 2-c3ls JAMES HARDIN.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HoU ST
T. En-. TrlgC

WAVING taken House on the Basin tenders his ser-
III vices TO his friends and the public generally, IN
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale of all the
staple articles of produce.
L. H. T., in the sale of Tobacco, WIN De assisted ny
a gentleman who from long experience aud acknow-
lodged Judgment fully competent to sustain the IN
,arss,a ~ Planters Feb 9-ctf
THE Governors and Visitors Of William and Mary
College are earnestly desired 10 attend meeting
al said College on Monday the 9Th day OF November
next upon business of great importance 10 the instltu-
ten. JOHN u MERCER, rector.
Nm NJ Moopr Clerk Nov. 2-c2t
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TOP RENT
yppv ncs,n rO W !. n r,.n,' :.

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM. in the county Of
- fawhatan about one mile from James river, and
~ m,ies tfom the city of Richmond. 1t contains nine
hundfes acres OF land hundred Of which are I'M
der cultivation. There on the place profitable grst
mill; also, a saw mill and threshing machine, worked
By water power. Th's Farm Is well furnished with to-
bacco and out-hoases; Also an oversecrs house. with
four comfortable rooms There win be found seeded
on the land $50 bushels of good wheat.
Possession given the lat Of January For further par
,icuiars, address j. II. FINNEY, Sublett's p o Pow
ha;an.
P.s.-Thls place would be suitable for New Eng
land farmer. Oct. l2-ctf
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Petersburg, Va, Sept. 3. ls47..cwau
EDUCATION.

THE second session of my School, at Clifton, will
i commence on the Isl day OF October l647, and end
on the LIT day Of August, l545.
The course of instruction embraces thorough pre-
paraton for College, III Latin Greek and Mathematics.
Special attention will be given - the elementary
branches of an English Education.
Opportunities are enjoyed of attending public worship
the Sabbath, and religious instruction will be given
nj home, in the Bible and Caechsm.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition, including bedding,
washing, lights and stationery, 3200-$luO payable in
advance, 800 at the expiration of five months.
wish 10 receive eight additional Schoars.--
Early application is requested.
PEYToN HARRISON.
RKrERrScE-Gov Mcdowell, Lexington, Va; Sid
ney :. Baxter, ESQ.,, Attorney General Richmond Val
Dir. f. u. Bentley, do. July 5-cwf
W Richmond Wing and Watchman ofthe South re-
nnesird q
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J. P. TArLos and Others, )

n.r s = s,a s,a '' s." Bankruptcy.
THE creditors Of the defendant notified that I
dividend Of one and quarter per cent. will be de-
clarsd the next Of the United States Court for
the Eastern District Of Virginia.
RICHARD RUSSELL,
Nov. 2-cft Special Assignee OF Bev. Sydnor.
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: Richmond Times requested to copy.
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.

i IS miles from Frederick sburg, and from Port Roy
al, in the midst Of IN intelligent and desirable seco
of country The situation has long been noted for be-
ing perfectly healthy at all seasons Of the year; and pre-
sens the advantage, aso of being retired, and conse
queny free from tho interruptions incident to public
places yet sufficiently to be easily accessible from
all points The grounds around the buildings are
tensive, and well adapted to recreation. The build
inss, erected expressly for the purposes OF school,
have been recently repaired aud cleansed IN most tho.
rough manner, and are not surpassed by any in the
State for convenience, comfort and argeness OF &C
communication.
Its the design ofthe Principal should the patronage
Of the school be sufficient, to introduce Military in.
struction after The model Of the Military Institute at
Lexington. In pursuance of this design, grad uate Of
strUc The boys In actcs and carry out, as far ms prac
tcabe, the details Of that institution The course OF
study and discipline will be I'm accordance with that
Institution. This will be very thorough and extensive,
such will fit the for college, for either OF the
professions for entering ut once upon the duties OF
life. Ii will embrace the primary and advanced
branches of English; entire and thorough course in
Latin and Greek languages, Latin and Greek Lite
nature and Antiquities, and the French languages iul
course in Mathematics including shadows and perspec
tive; civil and military Engineering and Drawing;
weekly exercises in Composition and Defamation,
with Lectures upon Elocuon by The Principals and dai
y exercises in the practice of the duties Of the soldier
There is valuable library belonging TO the lnstitu
tion Of 700 Volumes TO which students will have &C
cess free of charge. The scholastic year will be dvi
ded into two sessions Of months each. The next
session will commence on Monday November lat, and
terminate the last Of March, with vacation Of two
weeks Christmas. No scholar VIII be received ior
less than session. and deductions made for ABSENCE
except in protracted cases ofillness.
TERMS:
Board-incnding washing and fuel-and Tuition per
session of five months, payable Invariably half in ad
vance and the remainder at the close of the ses-
sion, sos 90
Day scholars, in English branches - so
Do. In Languages and Mathematics, is 90
French Language, extra, S 90
RErEREscEs-Hon. John T. Lomax Frederickshurg;
Geo. Fzhugh and Aug Fzhugh, Esqs. Port Royal;
Gen. Samuel n. Lewis, Rockingham; Col. John w.
Gillian, ID. r. Smith, Dinwiddie; and the Trustees
of the Institution generally.
Circulars containing minute details Of the course Of
study aud government of the School will be sent upon
application to those who may desire il.
Post Ofice-Rappahannock Academy. Caroline CO.,
Va. GEO. C. BUTLER, Principal.
Sept. l0-c2awtOct6Swtf
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Correspondence of the Baltimore American. ]

[Correspondcnce OF The Baltimore hme1ican.I
New York, Nov. 81 A. M.
The election 10 the City OF New York passed
off in The most quiet manner. The Wings have
carried The CITY BY tremendous majority, and
,he accounts from the counties come in scarcely
Hamilton Fish, the Wing candidate Tor Lieu
tenant Governor, has about 4,0o0 majority in the
Civ Of New York, and there can be no doubt OF
his election over his Democratic opponent Ma
than Dayton, BY a large majority.
From the returns thus far received there can
be no doubt bui that the Wings have swept The
entire Stale-elecIins majofities in both branches
OF The Legislature, and thereby securing the cleo
lion OF Wing U. S. Senator IN the place Of Mr..
Dix
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05

The noble triumph in New Jersey makes some
alonemen. for the disgracclul defeat in New York.
Our prediction made not long since is verified,
and The s,rong-minded and sterling Governor OF
New Jersey may say, "My name is Haines."
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BRlERY CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
THIS Institution Is situated in Prince Edward cOun-
! ~, Va, twelve miles from Hampden Sydney Col.
ege in intelligent, moral and healthy section OF
country.
The course Of instruction will embrace every branch
necessary for liberal and thorough education, com
prsng the Ancient Languages, Mathematics, Physical
Sciences, and complete English Education. The
scholastic year will be divided into two sessions OF
five months each. The first session will commence
the Sd of January next and terminate The 2nd Of June
The second will begin the LIST Of july and close the LIST
of December. No student will be received for less
term than n session, and no deduction will be made ex
cept in OF prntracted sickness. Board be OBJ
tanned in the neRhborhood for 81 and SO per month.
TERMS, PER SESSION.:
Classics Mathematics aud Physical Sciences, SIS 90
Grammar, 10 90
Spelling, Reading and Writing, 50
RErrREscrs-Rev. DIR. Wilson, President of the
Caldwell Institute; Rev. DR.. Ruffner, President Of
Washington College; Rev. Dr. Sparrow, President of
Hampdrn Sydney; Dr. Harrison. Professor Of Ancient
Languages in the University of Va; Paul Z. Venabe,
NJ D., silas Harris, NJ. D., Wm .. Goode, A. Finley,
Meckenhurg. JAMES ii. BRAME.
Oct. 6-cw3m
~ Richmond Times renuesfed In cony
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-18
New IRON Foundry. Machine
shop, At.

=. w TT tANfT.
Fb'liE 81 BSt RlBf.R. late Of the firm Of Dingud &
McNamea. Informs the public that he has establish
ed Inns fin Narwclls buildings on the Canal. where
he Is prepared 10 manufacture all article in his line OF
business such rs TOBACCO PRESSES. from patterns
OF taste and great strength; fatnes, Fatncr Frames.
lands, Levers. sc. Large Cast Mill Machinery.
Ihrashng Machines, Water Pipes and Cast Iron Col
um9s, Brass Boxes, polished; Wagon Boxes. &c. &c
Having he finishing shop in complete order-and hay
ng superior ,rorhmen in each department. he tatters
himself that he can give satisfaction in EXECUTION.
PROMPTLY DE, AND PRICES.
lie invites a call from the public, and particularly
from the customers of the late firm of Dmguii 4 Nc
Nance
l,- am prepared to manufacture CAST IRON
CYLINDERS for Wheat Thrashing Machines on an
improved plan which for cheapncss, strength and per
lornlance, surPss any now in
JAMES McNANFF.
Sept. 10 WITS
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The TlGrPiiCrS Home.

Il " l. II VI {. 3 I I Q n
VNllE SUBSCRIBER has opened Public Tavern
n at Swnneys Old stand, on the main western road.
dre ty from the mountains 10 lower Virginia leading on
by Campbell Court House. being the nearest and By far
the best road Richmond and Petersburg immediately
where the western road inerseets the Wards Bridge
Turnpike, miles below New London and above the
Court House. miles south Of l,nchthrg and Is north
of the Bridge; hhee he intends keeping eeneol
HOUSE OF ACCOMMODATION.
he may be found ready himself tn Give fasc
and general satisfaction to thosa who may Give him a
call lie atters himself by personal attention to both
man and horse and reasonable charges to ensure share
of the travelling public.
Jan. 2S-wlm (Republican copyA
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PsObPI.ss ~ g5'Usicr


A RE NON RECEIVING AND OFFER FOR
n SALE.
Il hhds 81. Croix. Porto RICO and \. o. Sugar,
- boxes and bids Loaf aud Clarified do
10 bills Powdered and Crushed do
p hhds. and hbs. Alaasscs
- bags prime green RIO Coffee,
Is - Iagnym do
y best old lava and Mocha do
1 ooo lbs. Sole Leather. (chcnpor than ever)
1OoD " Cotton Nmn,
ticrce new Rice.
30 boxes aud hafboXe Raisns
225 kegs Nails. part Box and Warehouse,
lb5 Blasting and Sporting Powder,
81 boxes II 10 and 10 n l. Window Glass,
- Sperm and Iallow Candles,
5o0 sacks Liverpool Sail, in prime order,
= tons Country English and ]rdogar Iron.
As#-A LARGE stock cotton Shirtiug Shoeng and
Oznabne,, fine black and green Teas, Shot Thread,
Soap salt pclre. Alum indigo Madden Coppcras. race
and ground Ginger Pcppar AlIsPee, Shot. Bar Lead.
Letter, fooscap and Wrapping PVcr Grind Stones,
Shear. Cae aud Bli-lped SlccI, Fur aud WOOL Has,
talleoes Ticking. Checks, Segats, Mustard, Shoes.
iac,s. Bod Cords, Pew Lines, Trace Cams, Axes.
Knives and Forks. Sc Sc. To winch they invite the
attention Of Then friends and the public.
Feb Its
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P0rTIGI.
TIE Dlsinterrea y arrlor.


TIE Disinferrssa = aFriar.
- HeYssH.
GalAef liza q r.. e1ses a=s;n,
Afd .o',nul, and II, Ly,
r.neafh the ,efdutc q tie plain.
The warriors scattered h1ncs away
Pay tie deep re, grun,e. taufhtof cid.
The homage 81 man's hsait to death
Nor dare to frife with The mould
Once hsllawed by tie Almifhlss breath.
The sscl had quiekcred every rart--
That remnant OF a MARTIAL brow,
Those ribs that held the mighty heart,
That strong afm--strpug no lonFri 4 v.
SPARE them, zach mouldsrng relic spa1e
or Gods own image. let them rest
Til not trace shall speak Of where
The awful likeness Wa Impressed.
For he ,ras .fresi.er from f4s hand
Tint formed efearB M human. f4ec.
.iad 10 ne tiemenfs dad sts13
IN acarcT kts,sfycd tbsa our Tott
I'm many a Goe3 - madness tossed
In NAM a sizfm IN. been his Path
1ie hid him nat from heat ut frost.
But met them, and drhel ihrn wrath
Then they were kind iaf,st' hsrr,
River, end stillsr water. paid
A tribute 20 The net and pear
OF the red ruler II the shade
Fruits on the woodland branches lav,
Roots in The shaded soil below,
3'he stars looked fofth r. teaeh his roy
Tte stHeavfa s-WBcd t9H oftbt re.
a noble race bat they at gone,
VIII their a'a forests apiie aui iesf
And sc have built our homes uian
Tields where tbeir generations sleep
Thci auntain. slake ON thirst A. NON,
Jpan their field. our hafte-t vbees.
Our lover. won beneath iheIf moon
And let Ne spare, nt leasi their gave
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\ Copy-Tcst-.
:. II. LOVING, Clerk pro ten

+ Circuit Superior Count o lay and harcery ca,
hnued aud held 'dr the Town Of Iynchburg, at the
Court House m sad Town. on Saturday the 2lst day OF No
vemher, iSl6, sitting court of Chancery
James Mahen ard Mart his ve who was rqrmefy May
Btme, and John Byrle plaintiff. '
against
John knnier, administrator OF Charles Byrne decd and
Hamilton BOYD, ncirrd,n' NV
oh the motion OF the Plaintiffs in this suit who are the
hes at law oi Charles Byrnc decd il appearing ,ba,
more than two years have elapsed since the ON
ald decedent estate granted by the Hastings or Of
ynehburg the Court doth order that all persons bo shall
nave claims against the estate Of said Charles Byne decd do
exhibit them before this before the frs, d,v If the
n ao mat copy o. this order be POSTED the Cotr,
House door pt two s1feal Coult DAYS and uub,sbsd
eRm weeks IN the lynehbmg \mgiuidn the Court intending
IN default o any such claims appearing against the said estate
TO distribute the same pursuant to the proyso of the act of
Assembly passed the thirteenth ofMarch 1870 entitled IAN
act concerning sales under DEGREES Courts and the fee, Of
ana dispensing with reinndns bonds executors and
administrators in certain eases"
., A True Copy-Tcste.
iee' 'l-"aw ID. ROBES, elk.
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Dr. H. r. Peery'S
VEN MlfUGE OR "DEAD SHOT,
rex " OR.US.

fhlghiy raiufLlc preparation. capable from he prom
hfpde = Ms acton, ot cteditig The systcm IN IN,
hours u erery form.
I'VE origin, dcs eepment, and support Of Norns in ill.,
human system. afe II be attributed to d pia,,d a.,
debiua ed condition o the Stomach and bow ell; il b,
tia lishcd tact, thet Nie.r the d .eoh I, unimp md
the general pcwrls OF the stem healthy s,l, ii
eau ind no hlbation This preparation has the pcru
adTania - 81 not oulv esiro, ing e,e"S Worm, but ,l.
producing healthy the sicua,h and other mr.
ct digestion, III rely relieving many complaint, M f
arrangement of the digestive organs Although ,,.,,
aud certain IN opeati and re- raledssnl to he %
l. perfectly an1 adapted To the ten,eres aye wv
1APE-WoRM.
IyNcuBlRG, Va ,Nov. 2I,t Isl,
lhi, to certify that have old the Nermust reFtn
Sllbi - prepared bs Dr II + peeIy, Tor about y m,,
aud have vi messed It's efficacy in mr. ''
particularly-a patient tmidie aged mau) who had h
troubled with fFp'Worm Tor cral wears hlr,l ~ Wv
large quantity. SAY about nini) which lie ui,,nl @
had passed by the use of 2vals; and no as,
apparent that the patient had worrls Ia it eyst &
wit in my knowledge l.. r. LYMAN ll5sg,",''d
Price - cents peg vial. ee''~
Prerar by Dr II /. prcry. and sold whole, ale a1 -
b, \. Il. y Il. SANDS, Druggists, i0n Fuon - ~.
u William. New York. UT
Sold also by D. lY MAN, Druggist
Lyh hburg. Va
'fl , Win
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' II.SilaI:l /:

I rules held in the Clerks oce OF the Circu, eupcr
\ Go r o Law and Chancel, I1r the county Of Nelson
on Monday, the 1th day Of December 1916 '
Seaton H. loving, administrator dc b)ns non with IN
viii annexed, oil Jordan NJ. IIansbroIgh decd "
Piou,n
against
Albert w Harris and Cough \ Hurts cxo'rs of Lee w
Harris, deed, Henry Loving, admir- Lorenzo ID Ais,r
deed, Defendants '''''
IL CHtNCrRY.
lhs defendant Clo1sh A. Harris not having entered l4
appearance aai given security according the Act Of Assem-
by and the rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not nhIbiant OF this Commonwealth
Ii Is ordered that the said defendant appear here an The IL
Monday March next, and answer the Bill of the pl,;,
ui and that copy OF TIN, order be forthwith inserted in %
newspaper p1b l>hed in the town of Lynclburg Tor two
months 81 ,cssve, and posted the door u the court
ho.se OF this county some count day.
Ccpy-lcstc,
:. IL. LOVING Clrrk
;, =, pro tcmpfe.
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Merchant Tailoring.
J q H.N on K Ely,
The Old Stand Of IIIm. 4. J. Oakfu.

JOH.N q .fkET.
Hhe Old Stand Of Hm. Is J. Oakeu
" OULD respectfully inform The citizens OF Lynch
W burg, and the public, that he will continue tq
Conduct, at the old stand nf himself and BROTHER the
TAILORING BUSINESS
IN all iis branches. He has now on hand and will con
tnualy keep, a beautiful assortment of Cloths. Cass
neres, Nes'ings and in fact everything suitable Tor Gen
Iemens which he Will make up order in tue mes
fashionable styles handsome frs and warranted work
manshlp He would invite the attention u the pubh
10 his stock.
Eco. its
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20 -G0.A.TR.lcTORS.

TeNllF undersigned Committee viii receive pr p7ztl'
4 ior constructing Flour Mil. ON Padlar River, IN
the county ii AnisI.t about miles ieiaH The bridge
the Lynehhurg aad Buffalo Springs Turnpike R9adi
tie Contractor furnishing all the materials. The dam
To he u stone 100 feet 0ug T. feet high With stone abll
meilis, mill about 600 yards long MIL house "A
lee hong, and Sc feet wide, stories high, the first Of
5lone and the other stories Of lflmo; the running gear
10 be o. meia
FIR further information apply to any member II he
COMMITTEE. of 10 Col !. u. Davis arl Capt Co.. W.
Ray. who 1--we near III 5lc Proposals 1t handed IN
IN d before tho Iytb Jay Of February next
JOHN PRYOR.
T.. WDRTHAM.
A. C.JOII\S
Il H. CARTER.
ARMlSIEAD II. OGDEN,
Feb. 4-Wfl0F Committee.