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I EGAI. autobiography, Thcsainus of American
IL English Irish and Scotch Law Books together with
Continental Treases, nterspersed with Critical Obser-
vatons upon their various editions and authority to which
is preiixed copous list of abrevations by j. g. Marvin,
counsellor aaw Just published and for sale BY
April 2 GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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Hill for SnIe.


,E subscriber offers for sale this elegant and welknown
mansion and farm which is named from the lnonn-
ment on it, marking the meridian line of the United States
Tie house and succeed is 30 feet 'front.' and 81
feet Deep Ii and high with porico 81 by IL feet
ner and without regard to cost.
1t stands on hill the head of the avenue, directly in
front and about one mile from the Presidents House
commanding most beautiful and extended view of the
Potonac river the city OF Washington Georgetown, Alex
andra and the adjacent country. tsH
Near the servants quarters stables, icehousc,
w Ash house, well of very pure soft water, garden large
peach apple orchards with other choice fruits flowers,
sirubbcry, &c. .fA N
The farm contains 10 of first land, with very
comnodous farmhouse and large barn, both Of brick.
fine open wood Of large growth about ID acres
the mansion and the remainder is divided into meadow,
pasture, and arabic fields.
II fronts Boundary street, he city line,) the Is
on road leading from Georgetown and can, when de-
sired be subdivided into lots to great advantage.
perfectly healthy all and though
dered the beautiful private residences in the
Union is still susceptible of great improvement and TO
gentleman of and fortune, offers Desirable and
very profitable investment.
large portion of the purchase money may, If desired
interest for several years, secured on the prop
erty.
Possession may be had Immediately, with all the growing
crops, stock tanning utensils, &c Also, If desired the
furniture of the house.
For terms, &c. apply Messrs Soutter & Broughton,
Philadelphia; Messrs. Soutter, Brothers d Co., New
York or to he subscriber, on the premises
- r. FLORENTIUS COX
Washington city. ID. c.. April 2l-eod2w
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rTyIIA, Tobacco, Cigars298 half chests tea,
L prising good assortment of gunpowder, imperial,
young yson Pouchong, and Oolong Ponchong from low
grade to extra fine .
lsl boxes manuac tured tobacco l2s and 5s, various
brands and prices, very cheap and good
1900 Havana, Principe, and rogalia cigars.
Samples my office, and will be offered at lower prices
than known before in this city, on liberal credits
May8-eod1w 81 STAINS MURRAY.
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Re ~ @
MARsEILLEs LINK OF PA kETs,
Touching at Gibraltar TO land passengers.

Touching at Gibraltar TO land passengers.
THE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
L from New York the LIST, and from Marselles on
the 10Th of each month, as follows'
FROM YORK.
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new, Capt W. w Laurence,
Oct. i, 1876
Ship Arcolc, (new,) Captain w R. Hoodless, Nov !,
SIG.
Ship Gaston Capt. James Anthony, Dec. ], 1886
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, Jan. l,
1917.
Ship Feb ], I847.
MARsEII.LES.
Ship Prince de Joinville, new,) Capt. w. W. Laurence,
Dec 10, 1876.
Ship Arcoe, (new) Capt W. r. Hoodess, Jan. 10, lSi7.
Ship Gaston Capt James Anthony, Feb. 10, 1877.
Ship Nebraska (new,) Capt. James Watson, March 10,
1917.
Ship - April 10, 1877.
These vessels all Of the first class and commanded by
men of experiences Their accommodations for passengers
for comfort and convenience Goods sent
the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
than those actually paid ).
CHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS,
lob Front street; or to
BOYD 81 HINCKEN, agents.
No.9, Tontine Buildings, corner of Wall and Water
streets, New York.
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Names of tracts and numbers of lots.

| District MOL.
Part Cherry Tree Meadow
r. Pleasant Valley, 3O0 Pouth and the Rights OF Man
Lots Nos. I,7so, 1886. 2,oe2, 2oss 2Oei and 2oe5
Part Cherry Tree Meadow, 800 acres Pink of Alegany,
/ 1884 acres; part Wild Cherry Meadow, 500
Part lots ssi No aI poss $685. 1855 500 and 2a5
Stony Ridge ss2 acres, Deer Park and Much ado about
Lots No: $50 1lsn 4ss soa5, 1900 1879, 81. AS, $50,
| { AL, 400, I,1s6, and 1912
Lots Nos IL, ~, 1928, and 400
Lots Nos 1863, l,ls6, and I,9l2 :
Lots Nos $50 2sss, 27ol 27o2, 2,7os 27o!, 27so,
willie Oak Fiat as acres Walnut Ridge so acres, Lit
Lots Nos BAL si4 sis 1871 9II 2l5. I.los 2ls In,
SIG, sl7, 4,l52, i,i5s, and 1921
Eden Paradise Regained :
Lots 2, u s2o, sd ,7sl, $50, i,l72 iss and 1859
Alexander the Great
I3 Goodly Lands
Robey's Adventure
Friendship, and lots 1876 and 1873 :
lots--numbers not given :
orms Mistake, Mill Seat, and Trouble, (ax for s4S and
i''0' District Nos.
Lots 2s7o, asia, ass, asa4, sa5l, assa 1858, and
Lots LAS, 2, 44s, z, AGA, and 2,4e7 :
IS Political Emancipation :
II Java Resurveyed :
Anchor 1884, Auray ss7 sepl a5Oh ST. Clair s94A jew
2as2, ASS. ASA ASA ASIA ash Preservation
l,4es, Duo i5Os Essay iOl, Quart l26, Trio loOl
Rabbits Walk 1l6k acres
Lots 23ll, ,2,3l9. 2,29s, and 1893 :
Nonpareil :
lots =
Thanst 6oO Jaffa 1886, and Bremen 35Oi :
Bene :
20 lots containing loco acres, Cut and Come Again 1853
i Part l36A.A the lands charged to WIN. Grndage
except Java
IL lots
Land
Part Nonpareil :
burnt Mill 100 acres Limestone 80, lots l., T. 8, 49,
49, 600 acres) Leaherwood Bottom %, Boat Yard H.
x Shepherds Park 81 Poland's Sugar Camp S6A, Rays
Discovery l24, Part Lot 3I37 Coal in Stone 49, Pig
| Iron 66, and Pretty Prospect 43O
Rose Bud 2ss, Part Flory mea,s 4l4, caromandle ISL
Hoyes Fortune AZ, Coal and Iron Banks 5,63l, Duff
| Green's Iron and Ore Lands 5.l274 Hoye's Coal ~
Il Iron Discovery 2,752, Dams Mountain I@A acres
! Syphase So Stnpe 81, Fomborough 49, Mill Stone
| Point 1863, Rustic Hat J0a
District No. 8.
Part tracts belonging 10 II Logsdonheirs
Ai''si nam -''''' District No. 6.
House and lot in Cresaptown :
Cumberland.
old Mems Follies Never Cease
District No. 7.
Miller's Chance and Wilson's Risk
District No. 8.
he Hope
District No. 10.
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Quarter Sections OF Vacant Land to
occupy the West OF Texas,

occupy the West OF Texas
ID ARE CHANCE, GRATIS.-The absence of a number OF
N allows offer during the year 1915 320 acres
Of the best land to families and 100 single in
the colony Of Castro whose prosperity is well aseertaned
Casrovlc conta 900 inhabitants. The village
of Qn miles from Castrovile, numbers 30 families
The Vandenberg, five miles further the road to Mexico
50 families. Similar establishments successfully III
progress the circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas hesubscriber. 4ti
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondaor of the Colony, Castrovlle Texas
March 4-2am6m* MAT. Intel
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tsDOhNt %AttthiSN a..
Brooke, Mat. f. and Allen
Beatty, Robert II. John w. OF,
John T, Richie, and others
Campbell, WINS heirs :
Cook, William
Chester, Thomas
Conner, Marmaduke
Donaldson, Thomas
Davis, John, of Baltimore
Donaldson, Samuel j..
Donaldson, Samuel and John
Ellicou, Thomas IL Meredith :
Grammer, Frederick
Johnson, Reverdy :
Jones, Richard j.
Kennedy, Anthony :
Leakin, Sheppard G.
st. Clair, Alexander
Singleton, John
Vanmeter, Jacob
Vanbibber, Andrew A. and
Hester
Hall, Benedict
Potts, Richard and G. M.
Clarke, Mathew ST. Clair, and
Geo. Tenpleman
Clarke, Mat. St. Clair
Grindage, VIM, and G.. w.
Templeman
Grindage, William
Haskins, Henry
/ 'loud John
Morton, William
Williams
TsmrIem,n Georye
Templeman g. Durham :
WiII;auas Eii.ha n
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lust arrived that much sought-afer quality OF
j white pneJ "A merchandise and panel seasoned; a
small lot ony-the only lot however, In the market.
A few barrels Of caicined plaster
Hemlock fencing rails
THE ahove ia in a. landing Those who TO buy cheap
ill find II an TO give call before it il re ,led
into the yard to be piled join fOhLf
A-rl -aoaAx vi vr3W
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GOOD Wrapping Paper at4s cents per re.m. 100
VI realms received bv +. TAYLOR
April l7-3t
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., C''oH - bS' =,
Clerk to Commissioners of Allegany County.

s ss; 4 e ;ss: s ;ss. Total.
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Owners names.
February l, 1917.

Brooke, Matthew Z.
Brooke, Mat. f. and Allen
Beatty, Robert II. John w. OFT,
John T. Richie, and others
Campbell, WINS heirs
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VIZ BAKERS American, Hom@peshae and French
Cocoa shells, &e.-To merchants and consumers who
would purchase the best products of the Cocoa free from
.dnlferafon more nutritious than tea or coffee and in
uay unsurpassed the subscriber recommends the above
incles manufactured by himself. His broma and
PASTE delicate, palaabe and saluary drinks for nva
lids convaescents and Others pronounced by the most
eminent physicians superior any other preparations His
manufactures always sale, in quantity, by the
respectable Wholesale grocers in the cities,
aud by his agents, Messrs. Halves, Gray ~ Co.. Boston
James M. Bnnce Co., Hartford, Connecticut; Husscy ~
Murray, New York Grant " Stone, Philadelphia; Thos.
rundise Baltimore. and Kellogg Kenneth Cincinnati,
Ohio. WALTER BAKER,
April 2l-2awlm WAS Dorchester, Massachusetts
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|DR, Z Rows
Vegetable umyersai Pills are a strengthen
and a Purifying Tonic.

Vegetable Unlyersat Pills are Strengthening, rursiA
and Purifying Tonic.
vI,hese Pills have become celebrated iog their extraordinary
and immediate powers frestoring perfect health TO per
suffering under nearly every KIND oil disease 10 "eh
The human frame - liable.
They ar. particularly recommended TO all those persons
who afflicted with any kind Of Chronic or Lingering Com
plant as there medicine before the public which has so
natural happy effect upon the system, IN correcting
the stomach and liver, and to the formation OF healthy ehyle
and in puriiy ing the blood.
They are acknow lodged by the hundreds and thousands
who are using them, be not only the mild and pleas
AIT in their operation, bat the most innocent safe and efficient
medicine offered to the public. Those who once make
trial OF these Pills never aierward feel willing to be with
out Them which is sufficient proof OF their good qualities
CHARACTERISTICS AND NERVOUS
Those who suffering with this distressing complaint
will find Dr. lie Roy's Pills remedy at certain and I'M
mediate in It's effect.
As a remedy and Bowel Complaints they display
their wonderful powers admiration, and far superior To
any thing in use Tor those Complaints.
In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint they stand uarvaled
Many have been cured in few weeks after having suffered
under that dreadful complaint for years.
In abua Costiveness they decidedly superior 10 any
medicine bou before the public, and one % cent box
the reach Of doubt in the estimation OF every individual
They invaluable in Nervous and iypp;ondaral Afcc-
tons, Loss Of Appetite and all Complaints 10 which enaes
alone subject.
conviction Of their utility from the first dose. They may be
taken by persons of any age, and the feeble the mn the
and delicate, strengthened By their operan be-
they clear the OF Bad lumor, quiet Nervous
irrtabiliiy and invariably produce Snnd Health.
As Anti-Bious medicine, family should BIZ without
them \ single trial Is satisfactory than thousand
certificates BE careful to ask for DR. lie Roy Vegetable
Universal Pills and take other. Price - cents per box
with full directions.
Principal ohee, II Greenwich of Liberty street
Ncw-Yorh.
Wholesale and Retail agent FOR Lyncibars, Dr. y. Il
Mruka,-vem
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Manakin Nail Works

I'VE. subscriber having beea appointed Agent for the
sale OF the "Manakin Nails respectfully informs
the public. that he is now receiving and will keep con
sanily on hand, AT his store the Canal opposite the
ruol'c ware House full and complete assortment OF
these Nails. embracing all the various sizes in nse
Tins Factory having been recently erected and all orits
Machinery being and Of the most modern and ammo
we'd description is capable of making Nails equal in dual
ny TO that OF any other establishment in the country
ea'es are assured that no effort the part Of the pres
ent prowetors. VII be wanting to furnish such Nails as
WI" fuy meet their wants. and good terms as any
other Factory can supply them of similar quality.
NJ r. b, TYLER.
Richmond, Va, April - lSi7.-3m
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FRESH SUPPLY
McCoRkLE SIMPSON hANEJUST RECEIVED
vi IN STORE,
IL hhds. n o. Sugar,
herces do clarified Sugar,
barrels pulvorized and ground Sugar,
do crushed do
~ BOXES Wooscy n Wo,seys best Loaf Sugar,
lao bag Rio, old Java Laguayra and Maracabo Coffee
~ baskets Sweet oh,
II barrels Tanners I'll,
10 boxes Window Glass,
40 do Iailow, sperm and Adamantine Candles,
100 kegs blasting and sporting Powder,
90 rsams foolscap and Letter Paper,
200 kegs Nails,
Nine nests WOODWARD, nests Measures, GO rcams Wrap
ping Paper 100 lbs Candle W ick, 10 lbs Cotton rwnc 500
lbs topperas, duz Axes and - boxes Tea all hh to-
geher with other articles and former stock we of
Ter Tor sale at the lowest market price.
MarchS ..
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iy. One of,hc fugitire. wearing the dress u an ON
Ger replied lis no use-Gen la, or and his whole
urmy are cut u pieces" Lieut.. Russell. Of The Carroll
county comIany-a brother editor, by the by-srsng
aud caush, hun by the coIlar LEAD Your bacs 10
The field yea liar and cowsrd he retoed. or III blow
your braas out" The afIrgb,ed wretch Jerked his
bead back from the mzze Of the prornding pistol and
exclaimed, tremendous oi artillery Increased the
awful din, lis death any how l'-spurred and con
linued his flight sal!ilio. The bastard American yai
lives. Unless secret thunder ii The Almighty has
since blasted him out oi existence. Some p or 50 u
tins cavalry dsaInng the example Of their eonederates,
stoJ their gound aud fought like herus.
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BRILLIANT EXPLOIT or COL. JEFFERSON
DAVIS

We take the following lrom the Ma,amoras Flag of
the Bis, March.
The LIST Mississippi regiment, under command of Col
Jefierson Davis coated itself over with IMMORTAL glory
Originally II numbered $50 some odd but sud,ieniy
transferred from the comforts aud genial atmosphere Of
h1me, to the almost vertical OF Brazs Island last Au
gust, disease made fghtiu iavages among lis men,
W hat IT lost IN this way IN conjunction with the killed
at Monterey, and ihuse discharged in consequence of
wounds. reduced il To considerably less than iour hun
hred strong With th 5 diminished force weakened
sill more by the extraction OF the Iombsbee and Car
roll county companies. which guarded Cen Taylor's
tent This sh Teton regiment sustained, and repealed
with immense slaughter charge oi three times their
own number of Santa Annals best ancers. The lanccrs
FIRST bore down upon one OF the Indiana regmonls-(wo
forget whether the INST or second )-and spersed IT.
The Mssssppans endeavored to rally them but before
ihey could do were IN Turn themselves charged
Col Davis, contrary To all CUSTOM instead of forming the
hollow square, stretched his en- in form Of cr,cLet
The aneers cane up al rapid gaup, but so perfectly
asionshed was not only the chleccer but his men al
So strange manner vi receiving charge OF cavalry tina,
extraordinarily halted. For few seconds they pazed
upon the unruiied countenances Of the remen upIused
- th.in but feeling there time To se the order
fdthiafe! (forward) was given. The crochet was
lied IN an rtant; and just they wheeled their horses
with lances SIT, both pnongs, the intrepid Mississippi
Colonel standing inside the FORK cal ed Out Bous ire
md al them triM your kires Z" simultaneously with
the sharp crack oi the r.le deaenng shout went up
and Bowie knife and reviewers flashed direction Of
the ancers. Strange as it may seem, many Of the Ian
GERS were dragged from their nurses aud stabbed To death
In this unusual manner this splendid body Of horsemcn
were beaten back Captain Eusts of first dragvons
the achievement is unparalleled. Whether it is owing
" the natural daring If the men, or the infusion into
their bosoms Of their Colones spirit, we leave every
body to draw their nconcuson. 1t due the third
Indiana regiment To say. that they were afterwards
brought to support the mississippi regiment md they
fought valiantly.
With Whatever regret, truth forces from us the ao-
acknowledgement that the Arkansas cavalry fed the field
Many say that the lack Of suddens 81 and
ayerpoweng force Of the attack would have rendered
resistance madness. We hope it may turn oat so-
hevarheiess, they ramo,ed aud stopped in their
lai.~s guarding Gen., Tay lor's tent, They presented
tst slss sna .rdossd them to return to the field instant,
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CLOTHS. CASSIMERES ANDvESTINGS.
I'VE are now IN receipt ol a large assortment Of the
W abose named Gn'ds, among mich
Black French and English broad Cloths, all prices,
Bnuwn. Green. Blue and Olive do
Black French Doe SIN tos,nercs OF every style and
quality,
Do BouJeans and plain English do
French, English and American Fancy do
Fancy and white Lima Drillings,
Black French aud E.nglisl, Satin VESTINGS,
Light and dark copured SILK do
Gold linscl and white figured Silk do
Figured aud white Marselles do &c Sc
The above Gu,s viii he manufactured at prices 10 sui,
The customer, provided he hard 10 please At
any a'e we are determined he shall not say he do
better esew here. Call and try.
All garments warranted Ia ut or no sale
WAlERilOusE, WllrTlEMORE & Co.
April S-is
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To Merchants.
BELL, RUCkER s. co,

BELL, RUCkER s. co,
Dealers III Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods,
IyNcHBuRG, Va
"a AVE the pleasure to say 10 Merchants who buy
Z Goods in this place. that they POW in receipt
Of Il cir elk Of SPRING GOODS, comprising larger
amount of desirable Goods, suited to the trade Of Ner
chants than il has ever been their pleasure to offer
call is respectfully requested believing that all who
make twill find Goods to suit hcma the rgh, p
April lq-ts
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FOUNTAIN EsDy5il..
LIGHT STREET. BiLILNORE

ARllIt Il l.. fDGG. . p;.,
PillNEAS IllUR5rON. s ''i''
TUNllE und' rsigned, having succeeded the late firm
Il Of Dix s F,gg in the poprictorship Of the foun-
tain Hotel. long aud widely known Of The $.
commojions establishments in Baltimore. take this meth
cd of informing the travelling public that, besides the
grea, improvement made last spring in the addition u
entire wing to the house. by which large nNmber
Of lodging added as well Is an extensive
Bathing Establishment. they have recently had construct
ed Ladies' Ordinary, fitted up in the most unique
aud beautiful Style aud also pirate sitting toi
The gehenen which is entirely free from the hustle
ces'ary incident 10 the public paris Of the house
arrangement highly desirable and which they iati,r
themselves cannot fail 10 please. Ia Connection with
these Improvements the wnole interior Of the house has
undergone thorough revision. everything arroraiiing
TO the upholstery Of the establishment has been renewed.
and attendants Tor the chambers selected with strict
view to entire capabty IN every respect. The Table
will be found at all times fully Supplied with everything
the market AFT s served up a superior style: while in
the way OF wins &C., nothing will he kept but what is
of the best quality Add to these facts the attention and
courtesy which will be rendered by their assistants acting
under their own personal supervision Those who may
favor them with call they Halter themselves will not
leave dissatisfied, pains expense will be spared
their part to meet the OF their guests and trust
their hopes ota liberal patronage Will not prove unbound
ed.
Baggage taken and from the Hotel free of charge
Feb 25-l2w
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Entire Sf0ck to Hand.

BELL, RUCKER & Co..
Jholcsae and Retail Dealers in Fancy Dry Goods,
hEfM ii only necessary to say TO their customers
~ and the distant public, that their entire
STOCK OF GOODS
Tor the Spring trade is u hand. The stock slarge, wei
assorted and pretty aud those who call will doubtless
find them cheap An invitation is respectfully rendered
10 amy and all persons wanting Goods.
April l9-ts
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I.NksOR T.l.V'T.

A LII persons, indebted 10 the late firm Of Ricard,.
IA Ryan 4 Co.. are earnestly requested to call and
settle their accounts The business must be closed nm
without delay. III any person has claim against The
firm, please present ii for payment to the subscriber
N. WIN. H. RYAN.
P.S.- am still selling great bargains on IN, cash
prinelple and shall, in short ime add arpey 10 nv
present stock. Please call and examine Ii will CO.,
you nothing W
Feb. ll--WH "
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WILL. rny the highest market price hr all i'hi
HIDES. Aud tn guard against ms'ah -, WI
=, Non, i, f,6nt of nv Store IRON sunfse Ill sunset,
W, we'gn ~. ,;sa,n - MICHAEL CORNELL.
In addition to the above, have larse Stock Oh
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.
IN sell for cash. On exchange for produce M y.
MAY l0--W3m
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YOUNG. LADIES SCHOOL,
BUCHANAN, BOTETOURT COUNTY.
Rev. ). MCEIroy and Mrs. McEIroy,
p n " O I p A LIS
nj X. and MRS. MoELROY will open, at Buchan
AvA an. On. the LIST Of May next.a
Young Ladies' Boa riding school.


AVA an, on the LIST of MAY nexta
Young Ladies' boa riding school
The number q, Boardcrs will be limited To thirteen and
the whole 10 twenty five. The health comfort thorough
instruction. true peiy aud refinement Of the young La
dies VIII he the objects o the aim and efforts Of
the Principals
Terms for Session OF Five Months
Beard, Washing, Sc. s65 OO
Tuition. including English, Latin and French. 20 OC
Music extra
Payments IN every Instance in advance. Vacations in
April and October.
REFERENCES
bishops and Clergy oi the Dncese of Virginia; Saun
ton, Hon Judge Thompson; lnchcsier. Hon Jane,
NJ Mason; Albemarc. Hon. w. &. Rives; Freder,cks
bury, lion. Judge lonax; Richmond, Hon Judge Bald
win. " H. Mcfarland. Esq; Halifax, James Bruce
Eeq. Bedford. Dr. Wm. DAVIS Botetour,, J. T. An
derson, Esq, James WudsIe. Esq Roanoke. WIN
NJ pey'on' ESD Gen Watts Clark county, DR.. Ran
dolph; Lynchburg. VIM. Nj. Blackord, Esq,
April 22-,s
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ittiNiA-M rules holden in the Clerks Office oil the
circuit superior court OF law and chanccry, for the county
oil amherst, ON Monday the 9th day OF April, 1877
Rober lsbell, Plaintiff,
. benjamin Watts, James ID. Watts ard Ierod b. Scott,
trustees; William ID. iotston and william H. Iieass Sho
" ct Nelson county and administrator bon is non
Of stephen Watts, decd. Defendants.
$500 Is CHANcrRv.
ne defendants, lcrCd B. Scot ard lillian d. Houston
nor having entered their appearance and given security ac
oo'og 10 the act OF Assembly aid TIE Jules of this Court
ana At appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not in.
aniahsoi has Commonwealth II is ordered that the SAID
ads do appear here the first Monday in August nM,
ana aSN er the bill of the plaintiff and that coy OF tins
ooe be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN
Tue town OF Lynchburg, for months successfully and
Pos'ed al the front door Of the house of this county,
-. 80 ACopy-Tcsto,
May l0-w2m ROBERT TINSLhY,C