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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-09
Mlisfrllallfous.
From the American Review for October
KATE RUSSELL:

A CHAPTER FROM THE FIRST PART OF MY LIFE.
Ii was strange that Kate Russell and ]
should quarrel. Strange that, after weeks
of fondness-after our daily wanderings
in wood and meadow after we had
christened every green bank that the
brooks baptized, and consecrated every
shaded knoll with some memory Of love
after all glad influences of earth and
sky had bound our hearts together-a
little word of jealous anger should have
had power to burst the bonds and free
us from our sweet slavery.
But so it was. Long we sat together
in the twilight, one October evening,
whispering bright dreams Of the future,
promising never to be parted, and VOW
ing that doubt, and change, and cold
ness, should never enter our hearts; and,
some twelve short hours thereafter, a
banished lover with an empty stomach,
and, as | fanced, an empty heart, | was
packed close in a corner of the Old Col
ony stage, and Fastening towards the new
Athens.
1t was a dreary day, the dismalest
since the deluge. One Of winters
Texan Rangers, a New England north
easter, had got the better of brave
old autumn and was fast banishing
bird and hower-every thing that dared
to wear look of cheers less--from
his masters new dominion, 1t was moi
day for rejecting on deeds that need
repentance. The rain trickled down
the closed windows, and hid the world
from sight. The passengers were
gloomy and silent as at funeral. II
one spoke, it was with sigh or a shud'
der. The wind howled through the
gaping crannies Of the stage, like dis.
membered spirit. The mud fell on the
roof, with the dull sounds of clods up
on coffin and long before we reached
Quincy bridge, had ropented most bit
terly of my hasty and foolish anger.
: 1t was not for pride that | did no
turn back. Men may be proud whel
the sun shines, but an east wind bring
humility. On that day, Lucifcr hmsel
might have been dragged about like
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-09
ARE THERE NO WREATHs

Ann there wreaths, except the wreaths that deck
The brows of men who gain renown by strife
No fame but that which rises from the wreck
Of happiness, and waste of human life
Is there no fame for humble goodness, none
For those who, meek and unambtous, glide
In quiet to the grave, their duties done
To God and man. without one pang of pride
Ask not on earth-unbemshed Virtue stands,
Unnoticed unadorncd amidst mankind
1t seeks no wreaths, no praise from human hands,
Heaven rewards, aud there its wreaths are twned,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-09

BY NlClOh ~ W.
IL the dusty alcove,
Near the altar laid,
Sleeps the child in shadow
of its mothers bed:
Softly he reposes
And his lids of roses,
Closed to earth, uncloses
On the heaven o'erhcad.
Many dream is with him,
Fresh from Fairy-llndj
Spangled DER with diamonds
Seems the ocean sand
Suns arc cleaning there;
Troops of ladies fair
Souls of infants bear,
In their charming hand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-09

o enchantia sion
Lo a rill'upsprings,
And from out its bosom
.Comes a voice that sings.
Lovoicr there appear,
Sire and sisters dear,
While his mother near,
Plumos her newborn wings.
But a brighter vision
Yet, his eyes behold;
Roses, all, and lilies,
Every path unfold
!. Lakes in shadow sleeping,
Silver fishes leaping,
And the waters creeping
Through the reedslof gold.
Slumber on, sweet infant,
sumber peacefully
Thy young soul knows not
What thy lot may be.
Like dead leaves that sweep
Down the stormy deep,
Thou art borne in sleep:
What is all to thee'
Innocent thou sleepest. =
SEQ, the heavenly band,
Who foreknow the trials
That for man are planned,
Seeing him unarmcd,
Unfearing, unbalanced,
With their tears have warmed,
rms unconscious hnnd. -r1.-sE 49,.
Angels, lowering DER him,
Kiss him where he lies
Hark he sees them weeping;
p" Gabrcl" he cries
"rIusH,' the angel says,
On his lip he lays
One finger, and displays
His native skies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-09
1>oetrp.
INFANCY.

BY VICTOR HUGO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
FOR SALE OR RENT,
THE RENT CREEK FLOUR MILL,

INlICH is in the limits Of the new county Of Apo
w mattox, bordering upon the line ID buckingham
and within mile or less q the James River Canal, and
II miles by this route 10 the city Of Richmond.
This Mill has fixtures very superlor-entrely com
pete-is ON a never failing stream and the brand q thu
Mil has high standing IN Richmond and other mar
keis
The country adjacent to the Mill i. first rate wheat
growing part II Virginia.
Those who may b, DESTROYS Of embarkng in the man
narure u Flour will find this Mill advantageous IN all
respects And those no may have disposition 10 en-
gagc IN wopen cotton, other kind Of manuiactory
would find this property very suitable 10 such under
taking TIE Mil House is large, and the Dam is con
sinIced most s5lidy and dufably. The house Itself
could BE- converted into cotton wooen mandatory
Of such m,nulict1ry could be added to the l5ur mill
most conveniently and advantageously.
Mr. Andrew White, who lives at the NH, Will show
the property any ,iesrous Of purchaspg,or renting
the same.
For terms. apply to
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemare county, near Warren.
August 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

U.5SHLNGJON Cot.N1f, CfRGLNLf
,u,IE next ~ this Institution will
] Tur-day. the 9Th OF January All who
peeiine become students advised TO be present. posi-
bic, by that time.
and instruction. thorough at any Other College
The location u remarkable tnr health and beautyin the
country nearly 10 ns from any tawnor village and M the
midst neighh0fhood distinguished for its morals and good
society Ga ofhis country locaon the expenses
Tor dress much less, whilst the time the
dents the temptations vice and
immortality nhirh petniaIDus Ia semnafss OF learning
n and villages
The entire expenses Of student, including Tuition Board,
Washing, Fuel and Rooms from si3to ss per SESSION,
FIVE mnnthsa degree Of cheapues- witbona parallel IN
the history OF Colleges. {. COLLINS, President.
dee 2l-6t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
Rules held the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
\ Court Of Law and Chancery for the County Of Amherst
Monday the It'll II September 1876
Edward J. Burton and David Ro1es, late merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm Oh Burton Rodes
Plaintiffs,
against
The Fredericksburg Mining Company, Joseph Kyle, e,i-
ben T. Thom the President Directors and Company Of the
Union Manufacturing Company Nathaniel Dismucks, Rich
ard Lane Thomas Stewart, Albert Jenkins Anne Strachan
John Metcae James cnes Samuel Reid, James Stevens,
Joseph jenkins, John Stairs, Jehn NJ edon j. H. Bailey
s. Go. and Francis Watt, Defendants.
In 0HANCEhY.
The defendants Samuel Reid Albert Jenkins, James Sic
and Andrew {. Elliott and r. Robinson partners in the
FIRM ni j. Il Bailey Co., not having entered their appear
and given security according to the act of Assembly and
the rules oil this court and appearing by satisfactory evi-
denee that they inhabitants of this Commonwealth
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
first Monday fn March next and the bill OF the
Plaintiffs, and that copy oil this order be forthwith in
serted in newspaper Published in the town OF lynchhrg,
FOR two months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the court house OF the county.
Copy-reste,
Dec 2i-wiw ROBERT TINSLEY ,Clk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
The Latest Arrival OF New
GOODS.

I HAVE Iust received new lot Of Fancy GOODS,
I 10 which respectfully invite tho attention Of the
trade Among them may be found the following rich
Goods
Rich Satin striped Nucodella Silks, Of the latest
dcsqns. with beautiful trimmings In match zach
dress.
Black and Fancy SILK Frnpos.
Black silk l.nces. assd width,
Gala plaids, ior children.
Splendid Trossel Robes for pnrtios.
Cher, culorcd Florence,
Bonnet and Cap ribbons. very rich styles
In addition 10 the above Goods have received tw
pieces Superior Black French cloths from celebrated
Manufacturers.
One piece Exta Black Satin Nosing. together witt
ino Lot Of New Style Prints aud other staple Gnods
D. T. {. PETERS.
Nov Is is ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
OlCOMBE'S INTRODUCTION TO EQUITY
4 u RISPRL nENCE.-DERRY DIR Nh EY

CO. us Main ST, Cincinnati have published an Intro
auction to Equity Jurisprudence, the basis Of Story S
commentaries. with notes and references to ENGLISH
ana American cases adapted to the use Of Students
ny James r. fo!combe. | neat svo vol. Price 81
ms work contains in condensed form the most i'm
porani part OF sorys Commentaries with an abstract At
the beginning Of each chapter of the subjects compre
hended under it,
IL has been sought to increase It's value. as First
DOOR ir students, by the addition of numerous notes of
an elementary nature, containing references to the e,
drg American authorities and such important decisions
IN England as have been made since the last edition &
the Commentaries. "
We sulyoin the following extract of a letter from the
Hon, James Kent: ~ "
81 have persed with pleasure Mr. Hocombe's Intro
aneuon l" Equity Jurisprudence II is a clear and able
Manual or Outline OF the Elementry Principles of Eoni
~, as administered in the English and American Courts
ihnh hmay be emlnenty useful in facilitating and recon-
mendng the study and knowledge of the Equity admin
tration of Justice '''''''
~ b. Payne, tLynchburg, canfurnsh the above hook
and any other Law Book, publishers prices, for Cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
November 9
VIRGINIA;

I
l rules held in the Clerks office of the Crc,,
Court Of law and Chaacey for Bedford COUNTY Up no
day OF November, 1916 ', the IND
" iian McCabe, Alexander Morgan and J,,n n
merchants and partners, trading under the style and s
MeCabe, Morgan and Board, pl,;na urn o.
against
JOSIAH X. Mekabc, and John Board and W;l,;,, NJ.
,dmrs OF John Nee abe, deceased Defend. abe,
In CHANcERy.
Inc Defendant Josiah X McCabc, not ha wing en,s, l.,
appearance and gwen security, according the act nj
by ana inc rules OF this Court and appearing b, sati,f,
evidence ma he rs not nhabtant of tins Comm n
' 'e 90 appear at rules to be held the ClcL,
bedford onn,y on the first Monday in February new
answer 'he NH OF the plaintiffs and that this order h.
III some newspaper, published in the town IT ynchh
TWO months SUCCESSFULLY and posted front doc, Of I
cou'' mouse oil ths county on some Court day = '
CoPy-Tes,e.
November Q ''+'tt>, IN
WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

TO Pmh STREET and .lmy ,hnc his rife Shores Price
tate SHERIFF u Franklin county. and as such Admin
,N,a''r n ,iesGh y. Smith. dcc'd, ioLn II. Smith
" dtom a. Smith, names a. smith, Joseph Rires I'D
m'ntsfrdtor # Charles J. Smth, Decd and Pleasant
Stunt and Sally N lbs riff.
NON are hereby notified that shall on the 27th day o
January, lsl7 at the house OF Andow :, Brooks, in tn,
county Oh rankn and state OF Virginia, take the dispositions
o ANDREW = Brooks, Mary Brooks and others; and that
shalt on the 2nd day Of February Sl7, the Tavern hos,
at James Taylor IN the town oi Rocky Mount in SAID
ana State, take the dispositions oi George Tovnes, Moses &
tapor and Others all Of which dcplSons when taken
be read rs evidence Trial OF the in Chanc.ry now
pending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court .
Law and thaneer ior the sand rnnnty Of Franklin and State
Virginia wherein plaintiffs, and Span Hale join
Bmwell and myself Defendants II from any tn,
taking OF the SAID dispositions shall not be completed the
appointed therefor tho will be continued from day to a
until completed
Dee. l7-lw SAM FL. HALE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

VIRGINIA
Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circui, Spcror
onMonday the 18th day Of October 1876
" hiiam l. Campbell and Samuel H. Quarles
Plaintiffs,
against
Nlchoas Guthrie, Nathan Guthrie Susan l. Stockton
Sarah IL Guthrie, Lawrence p Guthrie Oliver C,,br;. A.
m John Guthrie John G. VIM 6eld and Elizabeth
under u years of age, Defendant,
In CHANcERY
defendants, Oliver Guthrie, Alfred Guthrie and John
neheid and Elizabeth his wife, not wing entered their
fp'ee and given security according to the Ac, of Assem-
W ana the Rules OF this Court and appearing by satsfac
. evidence that they inhabitants of this Commsn
an b 81 ordered that the said Defendants do appear here
~ p st monday IN February next, and the bill of
aihuiis and that copy of this order be forthwith in
III some newspaper published in the town Of Lync burg
Two months successfully and posted at the front door
the oourt-ifouse ofthis County
Copy-Toste
N,o, ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk
-'oNe"ooi - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
Books! Rocks. Books

d. b. P.iENT
kooANEILER, Statloner, and Dealer in Fancy
- Goods, Musical Instruments. &C. next door below
Bell. Rucker \ Co.. Main Street, tynchbirp Va Of
lers To the public generally, very large and well assert
ed stock on BOOKS, in all the various departments ot
Medicine, Law, rhcDlDgy. SC
English, French German, spanish, Latin aud Greel,
School Books.
Blank Books Of almost every variety
Gap and Letter Paper, plain and ruled, common and
fine
no'e faPer' PLAIN and fancy. some very beautiful.
Paper ilanglngs and Boperlng.
ioLns, Flutes, Guitars. &c
lux, LAX Powder, Waters, Sealing Wax, Motto Seals.
Sc,
ohessmcn, Chess Boards, Backgammon Boards.
Gold and silver Pencils, gold Pens ladies' Work Boxes
Writing Desks,
Rodgers Cutlery, Sc, sc.
AImanarS fer 1871
'90n''y Merchants. Teachers and all in want Of such
articles. are respectfully invited to examine the stock
Oct. ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
Carriages!

uNllE subscriber would respectfully inform the nnb
4 that he is now in receipt of his Summer supply Of
CARRIAGES
The assortment is very large comprising almost every
style OF article in Use. The prices are greatly below
what they have eva been, and the work he believes IN
he well executed. being made especially to his order
and directions hanng special reference to the condition
M our roads and cnniry Tie, therefore, respectfully in
viies purchasers hgIye him Il call
H. NJ. DIDIAKF
Nearly opposite liberty Warehesue.'
u ECElN Ell, Zth November 1916, variety Of NEW
~ ROCKS. F " .'H"
Nov So, n NJ M 1,-rrr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
4 Cal.

CARD
'1NlE Subscriber, having removed from Carcrsville
has fist opened that large and comInodiaus II tel
IN I Town Farmve. Prince Edward County. Vlr
glnia, called THE. CENTRAL, and IS now prepared l.
accommodate Boarders or Travellers in the most comfort
able style
The Buildings, Furniture, Beds and Bedding are all
new and we'll arranged
ny strict personal attention, he hopes to give entire
satisfaction to all who may laru him with call
uooD STABLES are attached to the Hotel
DEC 2i--lm JOS. l.. CARRINGTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
NOT ('l,,

)h virtue OF decree the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ID and Chancey Tor the County Of Nelson pronounced on
the second day Of October ls6 the depending
wherein George Wright and others plaintiffs and Charles
P's aud Others defendants which decree transferred
TOT the benefit OF Charles Pcrow shall Friday, the Sth
day oi January next II fair no, the fair day thereafter,
expose 10 sale, the premises, the TRACT OF LAND
wherccn the said Charles purvs resides in the county, of
SON and about two miles from the of Loyinsson
containing TWO HuNnRtD AcREs-more less, much
thereof as will the debt interest and in said decree
mentioned and charges of sale The Of sale will for
20 much Cash will cover charges and the balance in equal
instruments OF sN twelve and eighteen months credit tho pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved and the title with
held all the OF the purchase fully made
Dec 3-tsJ WILLIAM < LOVING c.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
NEW GOODS
LEWIS ~

Az this day opened at their Store Exchange Square
opposite Messrs Lee x Roberts, the following new and
beautiful Goods to which they invite the attention Of their
friends the public generally.
New style Calicoes, the hanlsomcs ever seen in bi.
market,
Caledonia Piaids, Tor Ladies' Dresses,
Apron Checks,
Bedticting,
Irish Linen,
kentucky Jeans,
Superior Black Satinetts
liemsch Linen Cambria landkerchets
New style Nestings, the beautiful in market TIN.
season,
Cotton Iankcrchief-, s.. Sr
Brown aud Blcarhcd Doncstlrs ISE
Dec 2i-,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
BERT TISSLEY,Cl'k
NOTICE.

DY the dealt of Mr. George w Gaines the firm Of Gaines
ID * Sitter dissolved But the undersigned, the sryi-
wing partner, by arrangement made with the adminsa
tr will continue carry the business until the end Of
the current year July sh 1877, with view to close the
concern finally All persons indebted therefore requested
to make immediate the undersigned and those la
ing claims against the firm will present them Tor liquidation
WILLIAM S'firZER, surviving partner
Of Gaines s Sitter.
Nov 30--w3w
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NO Txs'E,.
Nov l6

ID RSl MI 10 the pro, decd Of trust executed
10 the undersigned, by David : ohphan and wife
ing date the 2th day Junc Sil and duly recorded in the
Clerk phec OF the Hastings Court nr the Corporation OF
ynchburg shall. saturday, the 9th day Of January
Si7 at clock OF tho afternoon Of that day proceed to sell
by of public auction, ioeash the promises the head
ut third street IN the town oi ISnchhurg ON AND ON
FOURTH ACRES Of ground, less including tho brick
building known the second Baps thurrh, (now
Female AradcmN9 and the bnck building used private
resdence aud other hndngs and ptos thereto appcr
tanning This property valuable and will he positively sold
The title is believed 10 he unqcstionabe but acting as trs
lee. W. shall convey such tr on, vested by the
deed Aforesaid WM. II NEREfT,
WA. T. lANCEN,
Dec 2l-t9J Trustees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
NEGROES FOR SAT-C

tVI1VNOES FUR SAIE,
virtue oil decree OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Chancey for Bedford county, in the suit
ana others VS. 5eho and ohers,I shall, the 2Sth
day OF December next Bedford Court Houe proceed 10
c 10 he highest bidder public auction on credit of ~
months SiA NEGROES, belonging the Michael
uec ne negroes are young and likely three women
ana hree boys Purchasers will be required give bond
with good security for the purchase money
TALIAFERRo G. HI BEARD, Cont
hcv, " v-sSp
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r X AZ T. l. l., T. X &,

This route through the Blue Ridge has many interest
ing Inducements Ia invite the tray T. owing the
combination Of the sublime and beautiful river and
tam scenery thai meets the eye at every turn being also
the most direct aud ecghe from the East Of nature
nobest works, the far famed Natural Bridge and the
Justly celebrated literary town Of Lexington. lie would
only add his grateful acknowledgements Tor past encaur
agemcnt with the renewal ofhs pledges spare pains
torenter his House every way agreeable and his
mediation satisfactory all those who may favor him w
call. WILLIAM JORDAN
Nov. 10 Is
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MONDAY, DEC, 81, 1916.

MONDAY, DEC, u, 1916.
WILL open, this day good Of tho following
Reasonable Goods To which invite the attention PurchaS
piece super waer proof feltmg, for over-Coats
" - black Cloths Tor Ladies aud Gentlemen ,
Cluaks,
10 " Bath Blankets, the finest article in thi.
market,
good lot of nuAe Blankets
Also, fresh stock II style French Cashmere. and
NesnG', heavy Cashmere, Shawls Sc all Of which will be
sold very cheap, Don +. {. PETERS
Dec. 2l-tS
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ATil be Sold TO the bighesbdder for ASH Monday,
w the 2sh ins the SlAN rs belonging to the estate OF
John Tankercy deceased, in number viz three very
likely young Negro Men, likely Young Negro Woman with
two likely children, and old Woman who is good cook
and house servant The above sale will be made Podla
Mills, IN the county OF Amherst, Virginia.
GEO. 4. PLEASANTS,
Admir-. of John Tankerslcy, decd.
Dee. 7-vt2en
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

TnR WELL OF ST. KEYNE

nv sourHyy
=. w.,cb nr;noe.. wh, lived and die
. ..ah -,
MY oeheseo, na' sue Aio "ioh III" "'ii ''e 'i'i
c7ocd IN THIS nailad.
wen hcre - N the "es' Sooh'f,
And a clearer one never was seen
But has heard oil the well Of St keyoe.
An oak and an elm Tree STANG nes'ae'
And behind does an ASH Tree grow
DrooPs to the water below,
traveller came 10 the wen Oh 81 he'ne
Joyfnlls he drew niEh,
And there was not cloud IN Inc Say
He drank Of the water, 50 cool and cieaf,
For thirsty and no, was he
Under the willow tree.
There came man from the he'gho'n"e ''"h'
Al the well To bill his pau
And he babe The 81 anger hail
Snow art thou a bachelor stranger quo'h me-
"Fo anil thou last s"iie'
That ever thou dids' IN thy hie.
GOV has thy good woman-n ono 'h'u nav
GNe here, IN Cornwall been
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v d q 4 q r.

q = q r.
'ENit' st BSC RlBER has rented for the ensu no
year, The House over Mcssrs. Bell < Fuckers Dry
,,o@s store, for the purpose Of keeping a BOARDING
to, Sf, where he will be prepared to receive Boarder,
~ the month or year, on and after the st Of January
isl1 on the most reasonable t. rn1s
lie VIII have one or two excellent rooms for families
bias yet engaged.
Dec. 2l--ts WILTSHIRE NJ LEWIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

FACTORY Glands WANTED.-Wantcdt to hire
ioi The ensuing year, lhirty-ive Hands work my
Tobacco Factory also good Carpenter Persons wing
such would do W ell to call on me before hiring
Dec li-wiw JDIJS RICkER
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GIlESNeE HILL TAVERN.

E---S TIE UNDERSIGNED takes this
G-Sy::'s method II inform the travelling public.
5Siiis, that tins House, located in thai beautiful
essruhssS and romantic region Of country. the
I1nrhburg and Lexington Turnpike road, the line OF
tn Blue Ridge Canal, which has bccni sme time closed
consequence u family ctlons is now ready for the
,a4antiau and opuIs,l accommodation #