davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-21
Legislature,

ron Tae AMERICAN.
Mr.. Enron You would confer favor upon
msny Of your democratic friends. by allowing us to
bring forward through the mc.l,um Of your paper,
WILLIAM D. GEARHART, Of Ru.h township.
as candidate for the Legislature. M. Gearhsrt
is gentleman of sound Judgment, corec, habits,
and worthy the support Of the Den,ocfslic party
We know Of n" person s'ore suitable to fulfill the
duties Of tbs, high and respon.ihs Office. Should
the people see proper to eIcct hin ss their Repre-.
sentative, we feel confident ,ba, they ~ilI fnd 10
him public servant 4 Distinguished abilities. and
sn intelligent firm and un~avetins Democrat Of
the Jeffersonian school. asl'a3 ~ irt o %
MAx1 vorxus or Tar FoNxs.
CoxrLKx,os - Wr;gIfs Indian Vegetable PiHs
are tie best cosmetic in the ,oorid because they
cleanse aud purify the body of those morbid hu-
mors which, il lodged in the .uticle, are the
cause not only Of yellow or swarthy complexion
and roughness OF the skin, but OF all kinds OF e.
ruptive diseases. Wrights Vegetable Pills al.
30 aid and improve digestion, as well as cleanse
and purify the blood and, therefore, give health
will be sure to give clear and healthy com.
p!exion. r.
Beware Of c,uuirffeiis Of oil kinds! Some are
coated with sugar; others made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The
ssfss' course is to purchase from tho rerusf agents
village and town IN The Stale. hsu 7Ifrs
uAgent for the s,ie Of Wrrh,'s Indian vegeta.
bIe Pills in sunhury. HxsHr MAssxn. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
sEcrnirr To ruH PATno,s or BnArpnrrn's
PILLs.-In cons~I Iusncs Of the great variety of
counterfeit, labels Of pretended Brsndie,'s Pills,
DR.. Brandfeth, sc,ing under Of duty 10 the
public, ha. employed those celebrated srtis,s. Mes
srs. Perkins and Dunnd. who have succeeded in
producing three new labels, of so c,mplicstsd .
nature, a. TO amount to imPossibiliiy Of imiia-
uon. The border Of tho top aud ssn of the Under
label, 10 composed Of the most elaborate and ehas,e
patterns Of lace-work. To crown the climax of
these beautiful labels the pape' upon which they
se printed is previously printed with red ink, after
. design 81 exquisite and minute as to defy com
petition; the top and the under lsbel each contain
the words, "srsJANis sAA>pnkrHs FILLS"
written in rcd ink nearly two hundred ,imes---,Es
top and under label conainine, therefore, upwards
Of five thousand letters. There Is also upon the
top, the under and the side Label. two signatures
Of Dr. B'aajrs,h one icing his regular signature,
ihus-B. Brsnd'e,h; and the other, his fsIl sisns-
tu's, thus-Benjamm Brsndreth both being fac.
smiles Of tbs writing Of Dr. Bssnareth. u imi,.,e
which 10 fsssy! The Brsndreth Pills having
these Labels upon them, can be relied upon ss true
and genuine.
U Purchass ofH. Mssssr. Sunbsry. or Of the
agents published in another psrs Of this u.,er.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-21
Jacob kuntz's Estate.


NoTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership
ly heretofore eIisiii between Daniel Evert
.od Paul Ammermsn, under the 6rn Of Evsh 4
zimmerman, in the Tanning Basinsss, has hesn
Dissolved by mutual consent. Al Psrsons indeb
ted TO ssid 6fm requested TO esn and settle the
..ms on or before the soih Of August, aflss which
the books. Dc. vii 10 placed in the hsnds Of a
justice Tor collection. DANIEL EVERT.
PAUL AMMERMAN.
shsmchintowp, July 81, lss7 %,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
DUTY on TEA AND COFFEE.

I'm the 2lst # Decent r last tie Secretary of tho
feaSnry addressed respectful letter to The ctarman
I" 'le conniiceoi Ways and Means. calling his aitcn
ZION to the views Submitted in the Annual Report from
rs Dolr' nent, IN regard to imposing duties Tea AID
Olec lie states that he feels bound To declare that
Without those duties, he will find it mpracticabe to
eollae loan. upon such terms Congress would ap.
prove The Secretary has thus discharged hs duty and
lie Consequences Ct failure 10 impose the duties must be
tPn the Rrpres antaty,s Of the people. We are how
ever, 1t seems To have no duties If the kind In the
II use, ON Saturday last, Mr.. Wentworth, Of Illinois,
su mllicd II solutltn in thu ( rds--
Resolved. That it is inoxpcdent to levy any tax uron
tea and csfec--
And forthwith demanded the previous question. which
was sustained, and the resolution was adopted Yeas
H. nays is
congress may authozc the issue Of Treasury notes.
CT The negotiation Il loans. but fthcy do provide by
additional taxation fer the payment Of the interest, all
experience has demonstrated that the promises to pay
=" The government, cann, be kept at par money Dor
i2"ed except at ST uslrious rates. We no pron-
Mn'y now of any additional duty berg levied and
ufec taxation. that is cut Of the question. The duty on
lea and Coffee would bring in two or three millions of
dollars and he scarcely felt by the community. and VT
"hk II as uGoljocti, nabc rs could be levied We
'e the vote was based Upon that miserable distrus #
"Frne and PATRIOTISM oithe people which demagogues,
:" spite OF their professions. always eel and manifest
"'f citizens know that is costly and have yet
"iSed to contribute 10 It's expenses Participation. in
sum natt's,ls in advance always ihc feelings ofecis
''''s Should Congress not impose additional taxation.
We snail soon tho finances of tho nation in dis
e'''e'"l and dcporalc condition they during
VIZ ias' "ar--and finn the game ca1a,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
Nery respectfully, yours &c,
DINNER TO MAJOR FAIRLY.

The Governor and Council having appointed Jnhal A
Early Esq, ol rankin County, Mayor Of the Virginia
Regiment Of Noniccrs, many Of Mayor Early 5 fellow
eli zens united in requesting HIM To parakc Of Com
plncnary Dinner. bi re leaving them 10 Join Rcgi-
mont. Accordingly, Thursday, the ,tlsi Docemb, r.
largo number of the cz,ns Of franklin County as
scml,d the Union Hotel, in the village of X JcI v
Mount
Judge Norborne NJ 'rallalcrro elected to pre- s de
at the festive hoard, the Hon. Nathaniel H. CIabo ne
Major Moses G. CAREER and Col Robert + Woods, To
assist him as V ice Presidents, and \. c. Claiborne Esq
Secretary.
soon after the cloth was removed the President in n
feeling and appropriate dless, called the attention
of the company to the object of the meeting, and
cudcd by otle ing the following sentiment
'Our Guest aud Friend. MAJOR Early At the call If
the STATE, give and commend him har service aud
ifns her honor 10 his keeping in distant country His
trharlcio and tired valr need our rance that mel
her will suffer in his hands
Which was drunk by he whole company and re
s)1ndcd 10 by Marr Early. i'll manner long be re-
mcmhcred by those present.
Many other sentiments wcrt offered ard drunk by the
company expressive Of thcr high for and warm
attachment, 70 thor friend and fellow citizen MAJOR Ear
". and of the regret with hch all part with hun, and
many others of a character. usual on such ons.
1t ordered by the Cellng. that the Secretary for
ward notice Of the procc dnIs 10 The Editors Of tie
veral newspapers published in Richmond and Lyuchbng
and ttqut the TO be inserted in their papers.
\. NJ ThLIAFERRO. President.
n {. CLNBORNE, Secretary.
o. Republican and Richmond Iapcrs requested to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
WING MEETING IN AMHERST.

At meeting cf portion Of the Wings Of Amherst
unity. held al Pedlar Mills, H., lis Il Dccemher,
:6. tar The purpose Of appointing Dcgalcs 10 repre-
NJ them in the Convent prop srd 10 he held in the
town of Scortsvillc, in the county Of Abtmarc, the
2h day Of January next, to select candidate Of their
party. to represent the District of which they compose
part, in the next Congress Of the lbcd States.
On motion of Champe Carter, Capt. T. \. Eubank
appointed Chairman. and motion Of John Pryor,
Chamle Carter appointed Secretary.
The object OF the me ting having been explained, on
lion Of lIazacl Williams.
Resolved That committee OF five be appointed 10
draw mp resolutions cXptr Of the views OF this meet
ing, whereupon the char app tinted II. Williams John
Pryor, 10. r. rler. NJ l.. Berry and Chas. L. Brown,
10 conpYs, said committee who retired e few mo
m-rts and through Col. j. Pryor reported the following
resolutions. viz
Resolved, |. That we approve Of the Convention pro
scd 10 be held al Scottsyic, fr the purpose Of nom
mating suitable Wing candidate to rcprcse tho district
which compose part, in The mex, Congress IF the
|. States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

he@N'". :. mat be appointed Dele
eacs II ri nsehi this meeting in the tunN calol PM
"N'd Ia be held IN Ne1tsgc. II coulter with Delegates
ifom oter counties composing tbs district and sIee.
can dae IL he voted hy the W hns # SAID district
al the ensuing Spring olart,on
IL solved. j That Wills, We feel no desire 10 dictate
10 the other portions of The District we take this ua
son 10 recommend W l.. GoGGIN of Bedford tounerl,
INC al,lihl AMI able representative oi this district a
good " hug and true gentleman e, fine talents o unit
nhg business habits oi grca, onorgy aud Of much cxpe
Hcnce In legislation. and able compete with his oplo
nen's on the stump escw here aud whD WILL IN our
opulon. full, concentrate the ~ bp vet, than M,
Other individual
Rcsol'cd,i. That our delegates are instructed 10 Use
AL af and honorable means 10 the nomination ol
Mr.. tuggln.
Resolved, 3 That, whilst We prefer Mr. Gurgn Ms our
CANDIDATE We pledge ourselves Use our best effort. To
secure The election Of an, good and hig who ma,
receive the nomination ot said Convention.
heh resolutions approved by the meeting aud
carried unanimously.
On motion OF Col J. ID. Davis. res lived that the
blank In The I'd res luton be filled with the number thir
~ one, and that the meeting elect the Delegates b, NOM
ma ION. mhconpon the follow IN gentlemen elected
Cot John ID. DAVIS. Capt. Thomas \. Euhnk. Col
thampe Carter, u. H. rapscou u. p NORRIS. Dir D.
lattcrs1n /. II. Terry. Elliott Nouham. Georrc "
Carter, {. l.. Ellis, \ \. Brown. Dr. \ r. Campbell
10 K. Garter Br. Gilbert, T.. s Ruek,r. r. { t,u,d
win. L \, Euhank, q. Il Williams sam NJ Garland
VI {. Goodwin. w. kent, Capt John Dhnrd. DR.. "
W Thompson. r. \. Coghill. Wm. NJ Waller. Hem,
Loving. john Whitehead aud II l.. Brown
On motlon Resolved, That the proceedings of tins
IN cung he forwarded b, the Secretary Ia the lynchhur,
NrGlntn tor publication. and that the Richuund Nhip
and also the Wing papers tins Congressional district b,
requested 10 copy the same
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn sine die
T. n ElBANk. Chairman.
{. C>RruR : cry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
W MARRIAGES,

Married, ON TUESDAY. ooh December, 1916, hy tle
Rev. John Early, Mr. GronuE NJ, Rrckrn, a Lynch
burg. To Miss t,rnAnisE, daughter Of Joseph Petty
lohn, Esq Of Amherst county.
- the 3lst ut. by the Rev David $ Dog
tt. MI WILLIAM SITTER. of L,nchburp 10 Miss
Mary JANE, daughter of Jesse Hughes Esq, Of Apo
maItoS county, Va.
-, on the 9th December. by the Rev William
>. Reid, Mr.. JAMES SrErroE LArononrr of Bote
tpurt 10 Miss Eiiz,BrTu X. OMoiu MIRO Jougbtcr ,f
T.. l.. Omobundrp. uf Amherst
---. on thu ith Of November by the Rev j. l.,
MITE, Dr. I"oN" W. EwiNo. formerly Of Charlotte.
To Miss MAnrn. >. SAUNDERS, OF Buckingham, daugh
ter of Francis Saunders dec d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
inR I'M NIRt.INIAN.
,apa,GVc'sd distress in Ireland
{. CARTER : cry.

iipayGll-'sd lis stress IN heinid
some" ha' relu family bring this subject before the
eln2eas Of ynehtur.
hid tha IN many parts oi tins unity active and ct
hcNc means have bce1 taken Ia alleviate the surrins
I" the iamIshlng thousands IN Ireland. will not
ask me insult ~ qucst'on-are less charitable
more nninndie ot suffer NC humanity than our ncinh
horS Should have done So | wen know with what
lns' lndigny any such lmputatiun would lc itllcd=
hut that We have let Others gel the star, of us in Tins
gnat and nnlle "nr, Of charity very certain iIoWc,
81, Their cal advantages. aud. may say wc,kl, inter
course, give Ia hcm much better chance of siretc hing
forth a timely hand 10 and the distressed in that quar-
ter.
rom the latest accounts received from tina, oppressed
ana WiSoN"rnod country We find, Notwithstanding the
prov 'Nos made ~ government, and from many
pats I, the gule. that liouaahs are stIll in the m 81
"Trrhed STATE 4 starvation, and many DIVING daily ft tn,
want 81 a morsrl To cat
That III" British Government has noted nnhly m IN,
avid Visitation ai Divine Prosdencr no one will dcn,
her eeanary saiurduatoS, mat, lives nuhi have been
'"d To 20 nioa detailed account 81 the hcartl,ss ap-
amy ol These nnr l'ning time serving creatures would
10 useless un HA art, IL every arrival brinns faithful
reg ser Ut then acts. of rather oi fhclr inIciNuy
4'tff dd l. ter ofpprtumi, lrtsru lisJ Of ,Ncr,,l
sing humane IL. and oil all others the most accepal Ia IN
the SIGHT 81 Heaven than the present
"npd make one more suggestion, that if any hno
can be done II cannot be done soon and will leave la
others better qualified 10 say how and in hat manner
such desirable object may be both acconpl shed and ,x
prdi ed. Cl,IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

GJ- Volunteering seems to drag heavily IN North Gar
ona-tui two companies have VET been raised Strange
That patriotism should be dependent upon the
W hen the rcqnson was made IN the Spring there
rush 10 the standard 81 the country times
ny vonniccrrd required and the Governor had Ia
decide by lot which companies should be received The
Autumn aad - inter have lcen mild. ard We, the ross
have chilled, would seem. the patriotic arlor Of the
od North State. The Rae Oh Register SAYS that two
regiments Of militia Were assembled IN that city, and at
Ter several patriotic addresses made than
fifteen volunteers were obtained
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
LOSS OF TIE SDNrRS

'n''" contains IL lslal lott,t Il Com rerrv.
covering iie account given IL, Commandment Semp IS
Of the lsss II the |. S.lg Sen,rs. Tie narrative Of
1t >e mes differs bit h'lc finn hat. gwen in cur last.
by the arrcsp nd,nt df tie \. @ rieayrne. Dr. Wrch,
'' ''a e'i nicer I'll me ifg 1t Semmcs. af,r men
Ton ng The ann'rg Ct The ,ul, loat SAYS:
r4nn'i train from expressing. IN tn place. n, ad
m rltun 81 he noie conduct Of ;. ,r,al If th ,, ,,
.afN'd IN III boat WHO mpores the ,flcgr> b, name to
taAr ihe.r places. saying HAT the, would vlngly die
if The wreck, II TIL ,flers would Tut saye th,l5st,,,
oi course. none oi those generous Gows ucrr rrrard
- come ont and thrl We all ~. ueosh s, LAM,
cd. a. hey deserved Ia b..
lie afterwards pays formal tribute tothc admirable
GOODNESS, scipnc and genor SHY h, liccrs and crew
aud andcs, in grateful lonns the noble conduct If tho
English, French and Spanish men Of war. in resuuo
ieurcen Of the crew. and taking all the survivors on
beard and treating them Nh the atm, 81 kindness
Commodore Perry addressed letters 4, thanks l., each
OF the communicative give the one To the English Cap
tan:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

NoR one or more YEARS. thu Story I,ric. Sore
\ House. Counting room aud Cellar. at Pinsy lyanla
Court housc. formerly in the occupancy Of Johns <
PolndcNur. AMI now closed Ivy toscustck s Go hy tho
death oi the partner The House is situated in Tho
ire o the place. the ntos ctlon VI the streets leading
10 ai thu principal puts Of thriving village With tire.
chuohes. and situated IN wealthy fashionable and u
embarrassed neighbolhool. ron roisol wishing IN
gage IN cash sales carly spring assortment would
cure heav, business NJ there only two sorls
IN the place. DAVID H. CLARK
Jan ~ .lMlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

% We regret Ia perceive the Richmond standard i.
discontinued. Mr. Bots THAI he hopes with
III sNy days 10 abc ariang, me MS o put lis publication
on stable basis. Failing in this he Will return all mo
neyS paid him. He tenders his thanks la man, " hi,
friends, "ho notwithstanding his pltcs. have literally
sustained him. The Standard has been conducted nh
marked ability and with spirit of fairness aud courtesy
unfortunately tuo net 10 ~, Conspicuous
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

e5- The steam packet WashIgton--ho first of four
to be built by private company, under contract with the
Government carry the masio Europe. Is IN state OF
treat frwarlnoss at New York. ard VIII probably leave
that port in March next She Will cost s22ooo2 A
mother steamer If the same class is contracted for, to be
finished in August. The Government agree to give the
company 100000. pora nnum, for carrying the mail to
Bremen lonchne'at Cowcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

o. The death of Nlr Barn" aud New Years day
prevented much work being done last week b, either
House The Senate sal on Monday, and did no business
on e'lhero the two suceeeng days ON Thur da, even
mo adjourned until Monday last The House did moth
nv On "Wednesday and Thursday, in consequence If the
funeral and did not sill on Friday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
General Agency.

\ HAVE opened an oGi - for lransacting an Apencyf
business. such as writing up and closing Books y
accounts collecting claims due hcroabouts or al dis
aucc selling renting property acting as ,oent
or Insurance companies and doing such other business,
may require the and Ola person Of my qualifications.
nshall a,nd 10 all business entrusted to me- in persu
aud with despatch.
For the present Imay be found at The Irpinian Office
dec. jl-=ts II X. D. TOWNIEY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

o. Col NJ. PAYNE. # the 18th Artillery who was
81 scverel, wounded at lao Alto has recovered sufficient
~ To enable hun torcjun the army lie MAS vst 10
his native county. Goochand last week, and wasinN'nl
10 rar'ahe of public dinner b, his fellow czcns an
honor which he WAS miellcd To decline from the want
ot time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
LAW NOTitI3.

TN :" NVTfV II.
VIE partnership IN the practice of Law hcreof1rcc tx
listing between the undoBlgncd was dissolved on
me hrst day OF January. by limitation 1c Joint aitrn
lion al the undersigned will w. given la ri, unfinished
business Of the late firm and each If Titan IS authorized
to receive debts due IT, II T.. Manson Will continue 10
PRACTISE Ia the Courts Of Amherst Bedford lampbelI
and Iynchhurg. and in the Superior Cours of Rock
bridge ms oicc is Immediate, n"yr that occupied b,
X. T.. and \. & Manson. ~ { Manson has tai en- an
office IN Schooclds lrick building rear the Mar
bet House. and will Practice in the Courts IF Campbell
and Lynchburg.
u. r.. MANSON
Jan f-lmif \ T. MANSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
CLtNI EERS.

Tie FIST lat;iion Ct Virginia Nchnicers. cor sis,ins
Of lie c'mla,its # (fIiaIs Sect. Caringttr, Corsc
BanLload and /. II. Archer, went down to Old Point
On Sunday last.
The Siaun'on volunteers to have gone down ycs
tcrday.
The Jefcrsort Company and the third Rlclmcnd Com
pany, raised by CAT. VIVA y, Archer have lccu accept
ed. These.wh the Bukcl, Company row in Richmond.
aid tic Mngn c'nl any lis march to this place.
complete the rcemontso hat tie services of the 2nd
Peters ing G nlaly will Lave 10 Ec refused.
About t&enty from Franklin and Bcd.',rd are
now in l,ncLtulg IN eir way to Richmond more are.
expected during the week. aud raj volunteers from
his place will JOIN them. uncss the Secretary will agree
rccciyr another battalion. these will have enter
companies already rmcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
MOST NALi ABLE TRACT OFIANp.
Tor sale.


u the 2'hdeN ct N"Nrmhr nest, We viii sell, the
inS 10 the hrl- 81 v al How and decd This tfet cont
something $40 tEfs about $50 81 which az. cleared IA.
rest Is m timber al na growth and he IN e,ant coun-
~, "n the head waters utslp aud Putrator, terls
IA SIN Mules al buchanan, ~ oi Lexington of Jane of T.,
ma aud miles Of Retreat Furnaces ON both side, al the n
pike toad leading To- bihtcS Sptngs ten mite, distant aud
'hs ii.hdcsons bpenehancs, and a,lo now pcikle
land,
1t oilers valuable india crnrnts either I, Farmer.
Planters, ~ Tavern keepers. ht and good for any kind
{" gram and Farmer has good market his door for all the
gram h, raise
There - large portion 81 II yer, Surerin, TbBACto
LAND ard James R,, hcug onl, tive mile. distant TIN,
nm P"ihilnn II the lNnehhug market rusy and solld
me ahes Ne and kanamha Canal be- extended III, facility
Will he much increased Il -,,e,pthu al heinz made an
t"'tth iNNfHN SiANI' being iit Il al the loot Of The
''httoh VI uia1n and taough il u, mat North Yves
tern Turnpike eng om IHnchburg h, Natural Hr,oec
lbells Springs aud W hc sulphur to l.wish,y and an
excellent Tree road is in progress Of construction from
mcast', To- ,netscct with thu Buao read l,elinu t.,
Lexington, running also thour the tact shr.nnp the lis
tah'' ht~ccn the said two places ii, miles ami being free
nom toll, inducing travel that
Further description Is deemed unnrcrssay as tbo, wish
ing To purchase would detir. 10 , the premises which will
he shown To any desiring 90 hn, c, b, Nj Henderson,
who isos near the place 81 Nv either oi thu undersigned
lthMs of SAr will he unc-tr ol TN, purchase p,ury Ia
be pa on the day nf sale the balance three cala onn,
payments from SAID day. ElW ARD ~ nOIS
JNo. II. llOt SrnN, Agent
NOV '-Jt iri sam lrI H. Houston.
~ ID The above snle has been postponed until lrday the
Zznd das 81 January newt, when will ccft,niy take place
'cc. "-'aih T.. T., y j. -. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
LAW NOTICE.
CEDAR FOREST SCHOOL.

VHNlE 81 BSCRIBER had intended Ia decline public
Teaching, and to coninc his attention to his farm
and the Education OF his own children, but several an
pcaons having been made Ia him by his en Is ia take
their 10 be educated with his own and haylup deter
mined to make suitable arrangements for their nccunno
dailon and instruction, sould ouh oer 10 i,astify The
crpcHse he takes this meth Of requesting th So who
may wish 10 cntrust their with him. to acouap him
without delay. As ; Bonrirrs are posi,ivcl,
entered, the commencement OF the School will be- pub
shrd which he expects will be the 18th January or LIST
February, lS47.
Boarding, which will include Diet ,dont washing
and bedding, viii be at dollars per month The wear
VIII bc DIV dcd into two OF five months each =
The price for Tuition will be S. 50 or per Session
according 10 the branches taught. Spellipr Re- linz
History and Arithmetic being the lowest nrce. Fns
sh Grammar, Geography, History. nc at The mijIIe
price; and Classical and Mathematical Instruction At tho
higl est " ~"
i he subscriber, having bbeh 50 lng engaged in his
profession supross his dual foaons sufficiently knowp
to the pubic to render more minute notification unne-
cessary lie VIII Fneavor by conscientious and dill
gent discharge q! his duty to give satisfaction
Any further information will To chcerlly given ON
application 10 the subscriber in pers or by c,,6r HIS
address Is Green Hill Post office Campbell cmnty Va
SAMt Ell i, MILLER
Dec. 3l-Wc7r wrNof