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XTINGINlA-A a Coutt held fot Bedford count, the
Y 2Nh ia, oi March, 1880
Francis w. Thompson, Plaintiff,
against
Ahsalnm iiliams, administrator ds bons non with III,
will annexed ot lcma.l Mead deceased tho sam. Ab,su
Williams, administrator Of Mary Mead deceased, md the
same Ahsam Williams, IN his hight, and Iucy his
wife, formerly Lucy j Mead; John bates, Samuel IA, es
William hates, Lewis Bates, Dmsy, Bstas, Susan Ba,os
John Arthur and Lucy his witt, io,mory i.ncy Bates
George Stone aud Elizabeth his VILE t,mc,, "A,
" hates Elias Newman aud Mauh, HI. WIFE, iormc, y
Martha Bates William u Stewart, Emily e. stewart Jane
stewart, and John Stewart children Of May stewart
o'merly Hates Nred, Ellen, aud .emue hates children
ni icmnci Mates deeeascd Chc last al whom
ans under twcntv-onc wears oi aged Nancy II Mead
u, Mead, Sith Mead, Elizabeth Jewell D,onct IA Al.
--- Gay and Mary his wife, lormcr, Mar, Mead,
Defendants.
IN clIASfERy
ho defendants, Samuel Mead, Sti,h Mead Elizabeth
Jewell, iyonetia sullivan, Gay and Mary his lie,
formerly Mary Mead, NOT having entered their
aud given security according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the
rules oi tins Court and appearing the satisfaction Of the
Court that they Of this 1,
is orcredtha the said defendant. appear fourth
Monday in June newt aud the hill. ol the plaintiff.
aud that Of this order be forthwith inserted In tho
I"nrhb'g Apin'an, araper published IN the town oi
n'h'nng, Tor two months successfully, aad posted The
front door of the Court house of this county
Aropy teste
April WIN. JNo. Il. SIEPTOE, 4. NJ
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Valuable Real and Personal Estate
.1T 4HrTE0 NsTasf

suAL'. oher Tor sale, the premises to the highest
p'"ae' at credit o sis, ta Give sgheen and twenty
Jour months On saturday the auth Of April 1880, all Tia
valuable property ON Cooke stre. which reside
conssiingoi quarter OF VI ground with good sub
sanialtwo smy Brick Dwelling House thereon aid other
necessary building. And also the t sdoninx, which
Is elected large Tobacco Factory As, ali The screws
Presses and every necessary axtus ixov aud nsuusr
turing la'aceo All my iIousehld and Kitchen Furntur
and snndy slaves The above sale TO the estate
be made lot negotiable notes satisfactorily embossed
be applied to The ola lien which the Farmers Bsnh
holds on It, and which lieu will be released End tbs proper
title made payment 81 the purchase money This s
made b, permission OF the Bank with the understanding that
the proceeds oi tn. Real Estate be applied TO their lien
thereon PLEASANT PAKTlN.
We, as endorsers, consent 10 the above sale.
PLEASANT IABBY,
April -wtsrAp IL v KNIGHT
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o.. All communications, nominations. mar
riages, deaths, &c. must be accompanied with the
name Of some responsible individual; and as no
charge is made for the insertion of such, The post
age must be paid. In no instance will we depart
from this custom
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o. Edwin Matthews and Don r. c. Peters.
Qwo Aldermen elect,) having refused to qualify
the Court has appointed John A. Liggat and
James nj. Boyd to fill the vacancies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

LYNCUBURG MARKETS. APRIL3
P,opsions- Bacon. Salt, Beef. 81 10 S. Com Meal
bocenis.
Fom-$il 10 81 80
Uhcat--Red 80 cents; White 50.
firani.--Com 50 10 IS eta Oats IS e. 10 cents,
Ciorer Seed 81 t. 81.
Uhiskcy.-Moun'ain 30 10 3i-Langhorns Il llun,'s
81 cents.
BeeNcar- lis 10 20 cents.
Baticr---ll To l2 cts for M. |.
Brdaiy-Apple, none oncrlu Peach none o H. RING
Bar Iron &s5assortcd and $50 90 when drawn to
order.
Co1ec-Rio to l6l cents; lagura | 5 10 II Alocha
%.
Country Linens Tow l2 Fla, II oont4
COTTON iuns-Sales l9a2U cents
Ftaihers--32 III 80 cts.--Scarcc.
Flar Seed Sales % 10 % cents.
Fish -llerrmgs. No. |, 81 50; Shad old 81 50
new g 50
Ginseng -25 10 26 cents.
Hemp-Wo quite 7 to &c. in demand.
Luisccd OILS cents demand.
Lord Is to g, Dull.
.Moiasscs West India IS 10 40 per gallon \
q. AZ 10 A. cents
Plaster Lump. s. to &c. Ground SCI ioH
Sugars New Orleans Il 10 cents, Porto Rico7 tus
cents Clarified l2l cents; Loaf itol2i cents.
SM.-Sea2a.
Iailoir-o cents
Ih 50 50 per bbl
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Fur The Nirginian.
COMMON CnIrNrII

A. ,;,., ~
49, :; "1'''s W mo ,',"'" Nonhe'' u iyneh-
Nrh IS.n '' y" ''''S e'e"''s' inc -''n
p., H. A. a.
S,nna. M ',o"'e' ''s.,
Ch;,; s",', I'M ~ ''r''n'ei 'haf'es W
Usnry D,s,a Che;,' a"u ',F my ,,'s nemoe's'
-, !. ~ . N"''''ia" w '"e o'ee' eo'hm,ueenao
MI 10 10 10 ns'I '''s o' "oe yes'; e"aing Sa'h
csiysd Wh,s It,, 'e,'s ''a" " '"e o'alu way
i,,,a WV" w ~ H S"s '"e 'e,',p's OF inc cum
90 81 ,c $500 oie,' anu .'e u'so"is' 'e"'
wv u'''s "s .a"u having u 'hth cred
NJ g., r, wv ,. "'' 49, ~ vs.
lions a. ,,a .,a., '' ,.; "l. VI '"e'' "a"ssc
ha hs,i 'v ,'a' e"os W"c" oe'og teao 10
wv ''a'" was 'ttc''c" "nch tenpN SHOWS me 10
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Cloths ldsseres, Iesfings, Fancy trarats, Giore,,
H. ~. n II. e. LEUV.IS.

H. ~. n II. 4. LEIV'IS,
HANEjns received from the Importers the largest and
I ! handsomest assortment oi Grnemcns Dress I.oods
ever brought 10 this market Gcutlcmen al really
elegant Goods, will please call determined 10 offer
very great Inducements.
Supr bk French Cloths, at 81 50 10 the very finest made
Fancy cold Cloths, from - 10 cstra fine,
Large stock Of snpr blk French Doe Skin finest ever
blk fg'd French Cashmere from ~ II spr
Fancy Cashmere from the finest
ported, IN all coils Aso, the largest aud beautl
stock al the style fancy silk and
ever seen in the upper country fine KID Gloves in all COILS
very best makeAso, lyle Linen Colars line border
ed Linen Hdk'is in coils, Re, Ae.
April st r. IL Il A. T.. LEWIS
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II EfOn OF NE 4 fLF.HFoNG OF' IHF.fSl-
RERS ACCOUNT.
ALEXANDER foMrx,rs, TRG,suRER
To he Corporation Of Lynehbwg, DR..
1919.
NJ ,rch 22. To balance on hand, per account
settled. $2,2l0 %
do do do cash recevey Of Collector of
revenue,on account Of levy,
1913. 1904 "a
do do do cash received Of Collector OF
revenues account OF levy,
1919, | | 900 "a
do do do cash received Of Suparnten-
dant of Water Works for
rents, 1919, 400 AZ
do do do cash received Of Tax on pub
lie exhibitions 50 AZ
do do do cash received of Clerk Of tho
Market, for rent OF Stalls, 263 %
do do do cash received of Superinten.
dant of Public Scales for
fees. Cog As
do do do cash received of three Auction
Licenses, 1876 4s
do do do cash receive ed of Tax on sales
at Auction, 37S 81
do do do cash received Of Tax on two
Bagalelle Tables, SO SO
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCHBUuG, MARCH, 10, ~

"HNNHHVWt', MAWCII 30, 1900.
TOBACCO.
Inspections To 10 March 1850 1877 IIhd.
-" 30 " 1919 1921
" hundred aud tour hhls inspected the past week. ~
hS sol" as'"iows sShhds Lug. at from 81 NJ to eli 10
Averaging 50 ~, 70 hhds. Leaf iron, 10 ~ l a.
Ne'ag'ng ~ y The quality and condition oi ugs conn
ne e and the highest average price OF the
paid TINS week Leaf tobacco la. boon desirable. in aal
hy consequently the average price lower than last week
WuEAr-s0 toss cts. Tor Red, So To s71 Tor White.
WILLIAM 4, SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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.cDTkCE.
lUffop1tinotsiP heretofore existing hctwren the sub
scrbrrs, under The firm Of Henry I.udlam Il Coz was
dissolved on the LIST inst by mutual consent Either party
sauthor,4cd touse ths oi the Arm settlement ol the
outstanding business, HENRY I.uDI.AM,
q. y WATSON.
APiil STU Richmond, Ap,,l z, 1850.
'INE subscriber Ia this day formed
der the firm of ItDI.AM u WATSON aud Will CON
nuc the Commission aud For,odrting business hereto
fore I,lfDI.AM n WATSON
April Rehnond Va April 2, 1850
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s22,06i q
CREDIT.
BY cash paid Clerk of the council.
his salary, 100 90
by cash Chairman of the Street
COMMITTEE $500 90
BY cash Chairman Watering COM
mttee, 20 90
BY cash interest on $780, 900 Wa
lerworks loan, 5000 90
BY cash interest $50, 800 bonds
to James River and kanawha
| Company, 3, $50 90
BY cash Clerk of the Market sal
airy and account, 27S 90
BY cash Superintendent Public
Scales; salary and account. Us II
By cash paid WIN Brown. Mas.
| Ter Of Police, his salary aud &c
counts, S55 Is
| BY cash paid Commissioner Of Re-
| venue, his salary and accounts $50 As
| BY cash paid Sheriff of Campbell.
| Tax on lots l3
| By cash paid Michael Nouiss, as
Weighmaser, SO 80
BY cash paid William NJ. Black
ford, expenses to Memphis, 100 90
BY cash paid Doctor Latham vac
cine agent, salary, 90 %
! BY cash paid interest guaran-
| tied Stock in the Va. and Tenn.
X. Road, 81 IS
BY cash paid orders of Hastings
Court, ,467 IS
BY cash paid orders of Oyersees Of
| the Poor, AIS 40
| BY cash paid orders Of Treasurer Of
| Corporation, salary, l75 90
! By cash paid Jesse G.. Young, for
! Books for the Commis sioner Of
revenue. Is 80 1885 G.
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NEW CONCERN. 70 3,ao
GUGGENHEIMER & UNTERMYER,

Cheap Cheaper! Cheap rsti.!
b"f Gobbs AND READY .MiDE CLOTHING
AT WHOLESALE u RETAIL.
1--WE undersigned having associated tovrtbe
lot the purpose oi eoniaetnga general pfy tuix and
tlptmg business, respectfully Inn thu, friend. and m,
public that they arc now receiving from the Northern cities
splendid stock 81
ID 10 Y q DO DIS
suitable lor the SPRING aud SUMMER season. embracing
every article o Ladies and Gcnemcns Wsa all al bic
the public invited to call and namne before pune
cl"whcfe We have beautiful assortment OF ii Ar and
CAPS, boors and SHOES, with splendid and genera
assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES,
all Of which offered unu.ually low p,,a.. t. Al,
soc US. aud wo iee assured that you will pleased with
prices az well a. Goods, determined 10 sail low
having purchased Tor cash They also ,en
did assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing,
purchase b, them TOT CASH, at unusually how p,,,e, Il,
winch means the, enabled H. otter greater
the public, than any a,n,,lar establishment
They would particularly call the attention 81 COZ NrRy
MERt HINTS aud others, To thr, Wholesale p,,cc, be
hevng that they will find To their interest la r.. them
call and examine their stock before going farther last Th
great facilities which they enjoy in purchasing supple.
enable ,, IN 10 announce with uunhdr their
will he ,old a, Richmond ri,ees.
", Gnt;GENtiEiNi ER
l. USIfRMN Ell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-04

III pricHfr s0lr
4 FIRST RATE SECONDHAND PIANO In which
~ good bargain can be had.
April It's MoSBY n uotCONBE
To Contractors and others
- lhDI extra tastst-c Point PltkS, at
- w"cs !" close MoSBN n HoItoMBE.
April i-ts
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Fancy Prints.

Fancy I'rSnss.
vtSI received 500 piece, Fancy PRINTS h,ndsomr.t
- ever seen, and cheaper than any market
April 1T u u n 4 g. LEWIS
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LrREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODs.--CLAGETT DoDSoN, corner OF Pcnnsyl-
vania and 9th would respectfully inform the
Of Washington, Georgetown neghbohoods,
that they received following addition already
well assorted stock Of goods In the above line;
10 pieces imperial capetng all In patterns
coos and OF hneness and thickness Of body cheap
IL pieces or. superior ingram do
These goods bought auction, greatly reduced ces and
will be sold accordingly.
pieces Spanish mangs colors excellent and
article for churches, lodges, hotels and public
buildings. II Is pretty, durable, and very cheap.
bales Spanish door match the above
sheets quality and well floor olclot entirely
patterns Of them extremely rich and beau
halls intended to be covered with IT, cut III
order In piece. ts
- pieces 9 5 LEIPZIG table oicot, extremely
beautiful -t
superb Edinburgh blankets smallest
for beds. goods
think, be equailed in any other house here. 81
1874 beautiful Aiendale coveriets.
do liz, do 1914 and g. al very low prices
Also, beautifully knotted into curious figures.
case rich Dresden quilts, In oriental fsure coo pink blue,
pieces extremely laine for window curtains.
damask aine for window curtains with the dape
hanging assel cornces and muslin embroidered
fains ali corresponding, and viii be furnished
a. low any other house In the country. 81 n
We this opportunity OF informing
this started with the determination keep and
sell goods TINT win not the purchaser and
fact facilities for obtaining goods Of the sM such that
such thing impossible. We respectfully inform the public
win
all kinds Of furniture dry goods which viii with pleasure exhibit
all call and think not hard Of Il do SELL
Dec I-MTh3w CLAGETT DoDsoN.
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THE UNION.


IN pursuance q law, zAcaARY TAYLOR, President Of The
slss y y held = ne land oess IN the
s A. s lana once x IN soad. the
day q merit g, s dsao.a q public lands su
Norh fths base line and ps u hs ma prncpal msridsm
Township ninety eight, off range three.
Townships nns-si1 nnesevsn, and ninssishs, Of range
Townships ninsydys, nnsysz nnssyeven and
Tswashps ninety three four, nInssyavs nins,y-ir
% sASE FzcE On Monday the
day January next disposal q ihe public within me
Srth efMs base line and osst Of the I'M principal mnidian.
Tcwnshps nneytou nineyhve, ninetysix, ninety
Towsskp. ninety ss ninety sr, ninety .syen
township timely township sreept the .outhwes,
quarter Of twenty the southeast q section
Indian sgency) and townships nneyeyen and ninety eight Of
Townships nnstytwo and ninety four, Of range ten.
Township nely-one, Of range thirteen.
H s sad o S Monday
Az q q s pubic
North efs base line and ssi Of the h principal meridian
Townships sxys even xyeight and sxynine, range
Townships sixty seven, xyesh sixynins of range
Townships six-eish sixtynine Of range eighteen.
Townships and sky nine e range nineteen
and 1y mime Of range
Townships seventy seventy range twenty
ssd on
day OF January next Tor the disposal OF the public lands
within the following townships, 10 wits
North Of The base line and wss Of the h
Township seventy six, Of range twenty seven.
Townships seventy seventy and seventy Of range
nty-eight
Townships sevenyse seventy range twenty
appropriated by law for the schools, military
purposes, will be excluded from the snes as
The offering lands will be commenced
the appointed and In the order In which they adj
vered with all convenient pntc until the whole shall been
offered shall be kept open
admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
the city Of Washington this heenth day
Of September Doni thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. 6 u. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
J BUTTERYELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right pre- empnon my
townships enumerated, required
ih the satisfaction of the register and receiver Of
land Office, and make therefor practicable
after seeing fh notice. and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale Of the ands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such claim, will be forfeited.
Commissioners Of the General Land Once.
OF the Public Land sales IT Dubuque,
Notice hereby given the public sales ands ordered by
amaon ofe President ofthe United States the teent
SEPTEMBER ls49 DO held the land ONCE DUBUQuE
Iowa. the seventh and days OF January 1850 de-
clared TO be postponed until further notice.
Given under hand at the city Of washington this lr day Of
by the President.
M J. BuTTERrIELp,
Dec u Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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NEW MUsIC.Just received The old established Music
IN Stationery Store door Of 2h Pennsylvania
following and popular Music from the publishers, Will
ham Hall Sou New York, which we win sell a reduced
price, four cents per page. VIM FISCHER.
The Lonely Rose sung BY Jenny Lind composed BY Bale
Gentle Voices, by Charles Clover
Why Weep ballad, Wallace.
When pcnsve feelings wake the SIGH written by Austin Phillips
Were but his own wife, BY Mneder.
The Mosquito Polka, by !. sloman.
Digen Hoe Companys Quick step, performed by Dodworh's
Band. tat 8Hfsssa ~ Ef4 n
Two Merry Gipsies, a duet by Mcraren.
Voice nom the Waves Duet composed by Stephen
The Preside Song, by w. ". Wallace.
The Female Slaves Lament sung BY Dumbolions serenade
Tho Moonlight Of the Heart by strakosh IL
Susan Bayne, as sung by Cgrisfys Minstrels.
yardp
TIE Pensve Thought Adieu composed by Gonsonge
Filtration Polka, BY M suakosh.
Robert le Diabe arrangcd by y. Boyer.
Uncle Ned, with variations, by James @. Mseder.
The syren Polka, by NJ. Suakosh.
La syiphde, fanfasie RSmantiquc, by NJ. suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley overture, arranged by 3. Enrich.
cufar pieces.
Widow Machree.
on, watch you well BY daylight
The Rose Of Tralee.
The Bowd sorer Boy.
ycannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow.
Crow.
The Low Backd Car
on, would girl again.
What
The sister's Call, by l.. Tripp.
Child Of the Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Rstaplan, sung by Jenny Lind.
Maxnrka, by Bateman.
NV boat and buee horn, by Watson.
The Channels, sung by the Rainier family.
Our fair Italy, Duet.
Beethoven's Dream Dee T.
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February ", 100.
s petition Thomas Dewey, administrator o. David Dew
ey deceased, Of East Pouney Vermont
ion Of patent granted said David Dewey an
IN horse rakes tor seven from the
which takes place the z3d day Of November l65l--
ordered thar the said petition b heard the
the INST Monday IN June IL O'Clock
are notified 20 and show they have why
petition ought not % be granted.
snseneer and Union, Washington ey Telegraph Harrisburg
Pennsyivania Journal Providence Rhode Island
nal Albany New York Free Press, Mddlebue,
Journal Indianapolis Indiana; week foI
weeks previous 70 the first Monday In June s
A THOMAS EWBANK, -
Commissioner Of Patents. =
sEdton Of the papers viii please copy
Feb 26--law3w
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GENTLEMEN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has this
ting articles viz
Family yoke neck, Shirts Of superior quality and new
Styles TIE system Of retailing shirts wholesale prices
tinned by Stevens
CRAvATs.
supply Of black and fancy coors imported
believed to be the In market 'sI.a
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
In silk, merno, lambs WOOL WOOL cotton We
assortment and some of extra large sizes.
es UMBRELLAS
A full supply Of silk and cotton, some new styles.
Also Observation-Disclosures
brushes fact gentle
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which viii
prices al STEVENSS,
Great Hat and Gentlemen's Quitting Establishment
Dec. 5-eodif, No. 1 Browns Hotel
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ASrROI.OGY.-The celebrated w. RoBACK, from Sweden,
ONCE No. ~ Locustsreet above 9Th Philadelphia
his services 20 the citizens Of Washington
been consulted with by all The crowned heads Of
higher reputation Astologer than living Nayes
calculated according 70 GeomancyLadcs 50,
sons Al distance have their naves sending
date OF the day OF their BIRTH All
will receive immediate attention, and natves
Of the world, written durable and he
use Of his power by COMPUTATION Of the following topics
Coush advice advice given for the successful accomplishment
the too free use Of the boe and for all Of hazards
recovery stolen lost property purchasing
O. me above named have been done this
during reigiousy attended 70
prepaid will be answered gratis For particulars call
Q. W. RoBACK.
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msnsing on Monday The as DAY q October and iermina
two classes The ext book junior course win
phenf blackstone M vol sare Evidence stephen on Plead
and let vol Of Greenlears Evidence
Iuessr e,senIsaf and sake Ey
vol OF Chl on Pleading, Hocombes
prudence Lube Equity Pleading, Mord Pleading Lomars d.
Az G , WV p made with Philadelphia law publisher FUR
posing attend The subscribers eaues,.d 10 give him
early notice o. their intention, and whether
dun They w p furnished % the students The
be 81 me senior Glass win have the privilege
without additional charge The
HE students win be 80 arranged subscriber a. enable any
member of either class attend N e
fwsshnron nslege should they deem erpedent DO
dicfion and practice Of the Federal Cours. - N IA 80
ne fee YIN se 70 per session payable IN advance, 4
Lsnssros. Va, Jsiy II, 1894 = NV ~ '''''s'
IeIy l7--A aG
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THE Eighth win open Monday, l. day
the ysacfuai asadssee Of all the students requested The
duties Of ne Glasses are promptly and very Inn.
poant that all their members old should take their paces
me opening Of The scion as seaasmies ye extends on TIE
August and September In me COLLEGE all the usual eases under
tire Of collegiate studies THAI pescbed the
colleges Of the NORTH Al
atine class received their academical degrees
School, which adjons Coege,
the preparatory carefully
under the supervision Of the Professors Of College.
the institution early age, pursue enrc
Of study under direction they graduate
mercantile embraces those partial member
collegiate preparatory who preparing
such admitted
all the privileges and advantages Of classes
ung place OF OF the classical studes such
cessary 70 preparation for business.
French regular study without extra charge, all the
In addition The French The mercantile students win be taught
without charge, German other modern language
The location Of College Is perfectly hcaua and there
villages temptations
Moral and religious education chief design Of the
The charge, covering expenses 10
GAS session OF months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses of the student.
All the departments under immediate supervision Of
undergned whom application may be made for copies
Register, for further information, well Coz the admission
Of pupils. JOHN D. KERFoOT, Rector,
Aus3-2awam College Of 81 james, =. o., Maryland
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WARRINGTON, d. Q.
CHARLES DIE sELDInG,
Cemntssionsr, Notary Public, and General agent,
No. II Todd's Buildings, Psnnsylvsnia avenue,

No. II Todd's BuildiDgs, PennsyIvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
CONTINUES give his prompt prosecution
claims before Congress- of Executive
before board commissioner appointed adjust poiaons
Naval Army; bounty land scrip under the Of February H.
le August 49, ls4o mileage, Tor and
other
fore being mustered and received into the service Of the United
stae and subsistence and transportation furnished for their
and all claims Of description that Of the
with Mexico Great Britain He In possession Of all
forms and understands fully all the Of the Pension
other ocs He also attends the procuring Of zemoney due
for made Gulf and the Of Mexco,
California, and Of Africa ls A sH tise ~ lF
He been with Commissions from
Union
Deeds deposons and other instruments Of writing under seal kc
to be used or recorded In the respective States
Charges win be moderate, and regulated the claimed
and required.
Comm (posspaid immediate attention.
He refer Navy Depart
msne Excecncies the
the Unon and Senator and Members Of the previous and
present Congress generally. Aug8