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SPRING GOODS.
X - x
j. Nv. 4 q. n MlTEEkOlIisN

-. w. ~ ~. Ne ECU fssbUuGhE.
RE now receiving and opening their stock OF SPRING
"A GOODS, which comprises some of the most beautiful
goods ever brought 10 Lynchbg. Their stock consists in
part OF the following
Boots OF all styles and qualities,
Shines
Beebe's, Paris, and Philadelphia styles of Hats, OF No
extra Mnleskn,also silk Angola, SC. &c.,
Russia, Brush, Pearl and Coney Hats,
Beaver Hats OF different styles,
linngarans and Slouchcs of all STYLES,
Caps of the latest and most fashionable style,
Miss Jenny Lind,
l.,dies Riding Hat entirely new
Infants Hats, Furbans, SC.
Trunks OF all sizes and qualities,
splendid stock OF Carpet Bags,
Satchells, (now styles
beautiful assortment of Gents Caters,
Umbrellas of all sizes and qualities.
Those in want good and cheap goods in line would
do well to give call and stock intend
to sell low. J. W s. :. ID. RUAiBOuGH.
April 22-wts
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REMOVAL,

THE SUBSCRIBER takes the liberty of informing his
friends and customers, that he has, recently
from the location, which he occupied, last year.
Forwarding and Commission House, to building, few
doors above the opposite side the street, and ON the
same square, with Dbrels Hotel.
Truly grateful for the liheraty, heretofore manifested
wards him. by his friends, he hopes, by strictly close a
phcafon to his business and disposition give entire
sacon in every parcu to be entitled to a continuance
OF their counenance All orders for Goods and the forwar-
ding sale 1fany kind Produce or Goods which NAV be
consigned to him. will receive the strict and prompt
tention. ii
In forwarding goods no charge will be made for drayage
any person. making early application one or two
fooms above the soIe will be rented as Offices
MAR It's r. j. ECHOLS.
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HACK AND HORSES
EY:N'(EIHTRG
Musical Academy, Church street.

EDROtESNER bAMEk takes leave 10 announce 10 the
1.sdc. aud Genllemen ol IynclbnrP and the vicinity
that he has ined MRS. Mt R y this Institution, and
u a. speedily possible, openlhe academy alluded to IN
Mr. MutHNs pfeeI4as advertisement. Professor Dame
gratefully remembers the 1fmer patronage and attention he
received from his aud e.teened friends IN ynchbhrg
and trusting renewal If the same kindness bcgs 10 intro
uce his coadIuot hrs Murray the pupil Of the celebrated
Bp-hss, the Harp; al Ines, the Piano, aud of the
allied + Cooke aadT Walsh, Of London in voca attain
mtuts and confidently h friends, from his intimate
knowledge OF Ms Murray great h and talents in teach
ing that she Will highly merit their APPRECIATION
Every requisite tocafy out their pan the highest order
viii be provided or. Ladies wishing pin the Academy
will confer favor by giving tsir early posi-
bic, at the house o the academy, Church Street.
NAV 9n-wtN N
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.V'Egs' RDstK<.

.s'EV' ROCKS.
SlGlfTS in the Gold Region, by I. johnson.
~ Naragu or the Charms of the Nile. by Farnss.
People have Met by \. p. Willis.
The Battle Summer. by H. Mure.
Sketches and Rambles. by r. IIeadly.
Annals of The Queens Of Spain.
Sacred Scenes and Characters new edition--hy Heady
Sd vol Women of the Revolution. by Mrs. Eet.
Lectures on Arts and Poems, by Allison.
Woman's Whims. by Robinson.
The Elliott Family, the Trials of New York Seam
stresses.
Lake Superior. its Physical Character, sc.
Memories Of a Hungarian Lady.
Historical Studies by c. w Greene.
Cooper's Works-Wsvs Of The Hour
Direct from the publishers.
Nav l6-ts. D. b. PAYNE & BRO
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GOLD COLORS,

% subscriber takes this method of informing gentlemen
who have light or fancy cooured pants that soiled
that they can have them dyed 'ul gold color any
fancy color they wish. He also continues N and
bifNlli eghorn Straw and Panama Hats, by pro-
cess recently discovered at the North; by this process Of
bleaching the hat retains its bancy and wheness much
longer than by the old process. aso Carpets cGanscd OF
dart and with which they be soed aud made
look almost equal To Persons having the above
Giles or any article they wish dyed, ceansed the
ior estofed have them done at the shortest notice and
IN the most satisfactory Manner by calling the Subscriber
atthe lower end main street, opposite the Farmers Hotel
April t5-3m JOHN II. SOLOMON.
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale

IN ROANOKE COUNTY
rTSIiE undersigned have determined dispose of,,
l. bic Milling Property in the county Of KoanoL. a'ua
as the BELLEVUE MILLS. This property "a Known
the Roanoke River, mile West oil Salem n.
seat, IN the midst OF large agricultural region m,
t.on, passes Immediately BY it, and the
Adamihed Road leading direct to Buchanan passes Ne
oftransporation to the best markets. faculties
The buildings consists OF large Brick Mill coy,ra $50
tin, in thorough repair, running two pair of RI WIN
Choppers, a Carding Machine, and new ST.. Two
built in the most substantial order, but recently
The water power is sufficient TO keep both in
Adscen to the Mills are newly erected teneman.n
bic for persons attend both establishments with s'a'
OF Land for Gardens, sc. We invite The ,,,e out
persons desrou. OF devoting themselves tins ba
examine this property. ''s' 10
TERMs.one, two three, four and five years. =, o..
usual deduction for cash. ''' o' The
MAY l3-2m SHANKS, MARTIN 4 "a
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AMHERST, Va,


Is now open Tor the reception Of visitors who may be
search o health, pleasant summer retreat the
appearance place has been much improved The
medical virtues of the buffalo Springs known by those
who have tried tm, 10 be unsurpassed Tor Dyspcpss the
diseases OF the himenafy Organs generally, all diseases
paf,akng Of Debility and for her Inv suablc healing prop
ertrs generally. BATH HOUSE will be compile
ted which the Cold. wafn shower Bath, may bs
ken. The BOW LING ALLEY will be in good repair
Tho TABLE shall be furnished in neat and comfortable
M Winston I<oekhsrt, Of Nelson county, viii be
the leading Musician Tor tie The Increased
Der visitors attending this place for the last six years and
the certain and lasting benefit To delicate dses
Females Sufficient mend IL TO those in search
health The air at tins place Is pure be. The
climate lew mules above this is similar to that Of Canada
There road leading from Iynchburg, by way of this
place, tho Wiley known The fynchburs and Buffalo
springs Turnpike Distance from Lynchburg to this place
~ miles thence to Lexington p miles.
Lower than a, watering place IN the State only 81
per os than week, 81 - per day. Children under
ycars age and Servant hall pce Horse per week
81 81 4, less than week 75e per day. good
HACK AND HORSES
and BUGGY AND HORSE, will bs kept for hire by the
day ride. There Will be Stage line established be-
tw rem New -Make lanes River and Lexington, the
o' OF Jolly, which will pass this place thee times week
ISAAC IRVINE HlTE.
June l3-wjw
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

CELEBRATED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES,
hf,n Sboet. LynohJ,ug nert door 10 the Ba,,ks;
II am Stttd, richmond Sycamore Street PetersbIog
.n1m Street, .Noy0h Baituloro Street, baltimore.
TUE subscriber beg leasr 10 call attention OF the public
10 his new aud splendid Gallery which lac has Just
pleed and finished IN good style His for the past
seven years. enables him at tn, time to employ twenty
assistants, aud taking the o 20 900 enssses
annually which he deems aloting proof Of the supcrori-
~ ot lbs nlguorreotypes.
likenesses of every description copied Large assort-
mont 81 ock,s and Medais superior quality fof pa-
gncUcotypcs.
Ami %
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MERCHANTS
>k&A
kfs ~
1885,
Line of New York Packets,

Two clear each week. composed OF the following
L sells built expressly for this line:
New schr. Fair, i. @ Snidecor, master
& Memcuto, w j. Terry, master
" " VIM. II. NJ FILLER, \. Price, master
8 =" S,las T. Hand W. Ackcrly, MASTER.
" :" +. l., Wallets, j. q Smith, master.
-" 4" II. IA. Tallman, Young, master.
The above schooners of the largest class and fast sail
built in the best manner and will compare with any line
oipae kets sailing from Richmond.
Merchants forwarding and receiving Goods and produce
will find TO their interest to patronze this line, eigh
viii always be taken the most moderate terms Every eff
Tort will be made by the Ricmond aud New York Agents
give entire satisfaction All goods and produce, addressed
will be forwarded free Of all charges through Richmond
except or drayage wharfage and the actual expense OF
ayoidabe storage We have, ALSO Packets plying between
all the principal Northern and southern ports upon which
goods and produce will be forwarded according the above
terms.
RANKIN s. WilTI.OCK,
Nov. o--l2m Richmond Va.
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POLITICAL,



From the Rsltim,re Ci rPr
LINES
~ There lives wi,hin the csre-wnrn heart
Some bright mrm sias nj the pas.
And mNm'fy ever will iinrsd
The faded JOYS. 10 ia 10 list
Some mvs io charm tia, s.le anh le
Oar fancy Tat this dreafy sphere.
Sse Is near Us with lis sunny smile.
To cheer as 10 our wandrngs here.
The charging years Ing pas, away
Rs,nrn and to or fancy bllng
The visions III some hv -gsse day
Drckd wnh tie q ,w'rs that eheeTed our spring
The ties OF Friendship and II 1--we.
Ths, time or gfef have rent apart.
Like shadows Ger the sision
When msm'y yields The eliuded heart.
The pledges of The heart uhrn first
The clouds Il donb, rolled datkiy by,
An yer The spirit cha hnfsi
The light Of Live. reality.
That ever in the bosom lives.
Ih,' 81 'ads obscure The flick rpg 1ime
Fond memry's nel At nHce feviyes
The slumb'r,ng fame 70 blsze again.
The sid adieu. with look sincere
That plainly old he inward si1rm.
The heaving sgh--he pafly tear.
lave ever Ia our hearts the same.
Sime friendly act thai gave awhile
Sweet cumfor, "a the ''soie Cypress d.
Far better seems WHEN mem' : siue
Assures US II WIS pure ard bless'd
And thus. when 2 ief SIAN j wears are I'D,
And sge comes on With VIM, golm.
The halo Of our 90 d deeds past
VIII gid the pnftals af The ia,b. '. r. f.
Washington CITY, y. {. May .. 1850.
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AGRICUL T UR AL
FINN thu s,a.hsrn Cnliivtt,f.
CUTTING WHEAT. &C.


Ma. EpnoR: Yea ak me reus Ks on ihi. SUI
Jet. and as the perlpd Is at hand hr harvesting.
NAV say something that nil Interest hose engaged in
cnl nre.
variety cf Opinions oxsis il ragad IN the proper time
Tor cutting, and nu having murh experience feel
s"nr d'thdence In Offering guide t. tn re. hn, incline
To the bliei that hs gram left with rs ia the South
hthefin, 10 rpen on mneb. fr The reason. that higs
might be turned uppn the stuhbe collect the shattered
gam, Nc; but as we now have fine mills and ready
market at remnneailng prices. Is ia to presume hat
ehin'efest VIII prompt correction II ihi- error. A
second lesson which sh ul Lave Ike innurnc', is
The 'act that the straw shen secured early and bright
~ dmblv rala BILE and nutrition. fl car especially if
sirnk'ed with salt when hnus j.
Another c'nsderaiun is. that yonr barn will contain
nearly hf per cent more, fom The produced in
s"eang and selling fom the osat and you will DO
epaTed the necessity ofgiving II separately.
In "Sh'ckng' this gain. ltle care would
amply repay he isrmer many. ffon ,he lack Of barns
he Obliged 10 allow II 10 remain IN the fields subject to
all kiHds weaihef until leisure FINN other crnps no..
mts them To hesh II, would prefer shocks Of sugar
LOAF orm not more than six Sven feet HIGH so that
The Two "Capsheayes,' which should be a'ge may be
well secured from the wind
In regard To the variety hos, suired our climate
may be permitted 10 say. thai trial IL the N,rlhcfn
seed (obaned from the must successful cntvat,r near
hochfser) has satisfied me that nur avn white wheat is
i'f he oes' being more than month EARLIER. aud clnsc
qnehtly les liable 10 sastef IN thai period Another
reason, seed hom the nnrih abonuds in cchlc onion
cha'iock, aud other weeds the result Of sowing upon
clover ipy where perennial Weeds canned easily be- ex
tnp'ied Wheat FLOWING en-. - any other ctop cu
uVsed clan, Is necessarily free from all fuel Weeds
one",h'f ress n-oar wheat clmns III he last Of May
ana an fds ample time 10 Cow Peas broad cast by
me last OF June. the most desirable time and from ex-
Frence Tor near twenty years with Peas. i would urge
upon all who have not made trial this course, 10 an
ply uypsum Zone bashel To the acre. any line after the
pas are up plough In This crop hc ssibe before
frost; wheat and harrow IN and van NAV ,,Iv on,
go'' yield. Mach know. has been said To encourage
'ne genera grow of this emp Ii who have tiled
II" my may be snpe'fnons- those who have not
can salty say that il is the cheapest renova,or Of old
ne''s W i can be sdoped. and being within the reach Of
all may b. used 10 any extent
n. ~ Early harvesting, lenphens he space in which
your work must be accomplished
Respectfully
AOl'D NLrIEInnn
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WORN AND OArS-Wc have in store, and shall ALWAYS
~ keep on hand. supply of CORN and OATS which We
WI selllow tor cash, SMlrHsoN SrhIiIAM.
June 6-is
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All kinds of Country Produce.

We have hand large stock OF GROCERIES and A.
PIE DRY GOODS, which we determined to sell as
cheaper than the goods can be bough in
this market Tor in exchange for Country Produce
we feel confident of the fact that the Planters interest will
fully and fairly represented by as Mr. Hill has CON
siderable experience the Tobacco trade, and VIII devote
his " hole time TO that branch OF business.
Liberal ad, ances made ON produce unsigned to us
Lnh u I'm uIIRT L PRESTON.
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DIR. HOOFI.4ND'S CELEBR.4TED
GERMAN REECEtsS,

Prepared by DIR. c. NJ L3CKSO.N, at the German
.Miicne Store No. 10 .irch street, PhHaieiphd.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE.
TT appeared i'll the leading German Journal OF Philadelphia
i the "Phlade phia Democrat" The editor person
ally acquainted with DR. Holland and pricing the services
OF this great man. he could quietly look upon the
rance impoer without apprizhg the public oiapproach
ing danger
CHRlSTOPH WILHELM HUFELANn,
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=, ~ ~, i>oOh-We have hand find stock OF
4 FLOUR, some of it Extra sun, rtine and snn. -,
june Its ''''Ai-'"
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DR., KUHL'S MEDICINE.

n u L - > L ~ y NJ y u TX h
ENO Colds Influenza Coveness. Piles, Affection the
IL Kidney aud Bladder Gravel, SC, Fuor Albus Weak
aud other Female Complaints
REFEREN CES.-Dr kuhl's numerous Agents have
transmitted to him. the most gratifying testimonials all in
the terms, that the Ably ssinia Mixture efca-
cious and all other medicines DR. kuhl refers
the communications which have recently been published
from gentlemen who have been Agents for number
In North Carolina: Phiier & loke, Concord; A. X ID. W
Honeycutt, Gold Hill; Major Dugald McDugad, Moore
county; Col J. NJ A Drake, Asheboro'; c. c. Pugh Gas
lum, Druggist, Milton Woocn Brannocb, Wentworth;
DIR II Hawley, Hawiey's Store p. O., Sampson county
In Virginia: Col c. d. Bennett, Pittsylvania C. H Kirby
Anderson, Laurel Grove, pittsyvania county, George
Barr, p NJ Abingdon; Dr. Tn. j. Obenchan, Buchanan;
Alfred A Wilbpn, Charlotte c H. DR. w. Ii. Haseltine
Martinsburg; Saml Dinkle Orange c. H.; f. H. Atlin-
son, l.ynchburg, sc.
Extract Of communication receircd from Col. C. d.
Bennett, at Patsyiraaia {. H., Ia.
1.-The AbySnia Mixture has long since been disposed Of
and the patients had 10 procure IRON other agencies 1t
occurred The cured persons recommend not only in the
highest terms to other patients but it to Them
recent cases. that would them in four days they
kept strictly TO the directions
a5<Frice per bottle Is cents, 81 25, and 81 so.
AGENTS:
f.. H. Atkinson. Marshall House, Iynchburg
Major Wm. Leiwich, Otter Bridge.
A. Pierson CO., Stoner's Store.
Edmund White, Big Lick
Geo. w. Shanis, Salem.
J. NJ. Phelps, New Market
Geo w, A. Rainc, Appomattox G.. II.
VIM. u. Jones, New Store
w IL. Middleton, Druggist, Farmvile.
Thos Hickson, do do
Jan 11-wry
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ANTHONY & ENdER
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHJTt.

hf attention OF all Dairymen, and persons interested -
L good butter is solicited to examination al IN
OF the above invention, feeling confident that upon i
CATION and trial will be pronounced the most ,,r,,
common sense Churn brought before anu
public. The abundant testimonials, the universal .
ton, and the spontaneous Acknowledgements OF all "
The Chun in operation, or examine lis principles furnish n
pie pr Iof ol its merits - '''"i'h am
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Materials and Provisions

Materials and Provisions
FOX THE CANAL. AND Raj. ROAD
have IN store and to which shall be adding in
" cry lew days. large stock of Provisions and Uen-
s suitable Tor Contractors, which will be sold as low and
on as accommodating terms as IN tins market
10000 los Bacon,
10 hhds. w | Nolasses
z3Noo lbs round, square and bar Iron, assorted sizes
2l5 kegs Nails and Spikes,
200 Shoves,
so Picks,
dozen paten, Axes,
200 kegs Dupont's Blasting Powder
$4,000 feet Safety Fuse,
5 bales Manillo Rope
$50 Blankets,
II barrels No Mackcrel
- boxes common Manufactured Tohacro
90" - It's MctoRkLE s SIMPSON.
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IL. l.. TINSLEy.
GROCER AND COMMISSION AGENT.

y IA statc and A. receiving general stock OF Goods Ia
which he would call the attention Of purchasers. In
hssek may be found Sugar, Coffee, Teas, salt, Iron,
Nails, Steele, Nossses, Mackecl, Lead and Shot Coffee
Mills Curry Combs, Spades ShoNcls and general
meni II Hard Ware, StaneWatr, OGDEN Buckets Cast
Jugs assorted Table Cutlery, Tea aud Table Spoons Meal
Shers tassmefes Cloths Linen and Cotton Goods
Goods at paniapons and Ncsufs, Naukcens, Alpaceas
titnghams. Lawns POO bolts Cacocs Ish inon BONES
tics all widths, both brown and boarhed5 Bed Ticking,
PLAID Gations six and Cotton Handle rrhei, Combs Palm
silk anl " lat large assprtm,n 81 mens and Ladies'
Shoe cases hno boots bcss many other goods teo ted
Gus h mention All want Isl call from rehascs IL IA
sale, am ruucA cash t. sell a. low not
o"er, than any house Intuwu. Try me
AuItl -
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AerviMgs and Lju,sOvs.

ms DAY unloading from the Georg ianna Is bbls Wits
Key and Brandy; also rs bbls gross Row errngs and
boxes superior Sperm Can3es, which we offer Tor sale
MOSBY HOLCOMBE Ac,'rs
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MEMPHIS ENsgsVUVl3.

MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
.NtBic.3L DEP.4RT.nE.N'T
I'VE regular course 81 Lectures this Institute will
commence ou the hfst ni November, and continue until
the last q" February The Anatomical Department will be
areni and ready la receive students by the first of October
The Medical Department will be under the direction
following
II o + T. y q RS
4. freeman NJ II, Professor al Anatomy.
II $. Newton, NJ. ID, Professor OF Surgery.
II J. liulrc, NJ II, Professor OF Theory aud Practice Of
Medicine.
W. Byrd Powell NJ. u, Professor nf Physioloev patho
o2y, MneIalogy and Geology.
King NJ ID Professor oil Matera Modica, Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence.
j Milton Sanders, NJ ID, Professor OF Chemistry and
Pharmacy,
j. y Wilson, NJ u, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
ol Women and Children.
fTsnspHP LECTURERS.
NEDlCl Nl,-proi II. !. llulce.
SURGERY Prof K = Newton.
4. Ftce"an, NJ. d, Anatomical Demonstrating
The fees tor full cetse l,etnres to Sos.
Each rruicsser ticket, SIS Mairiculact's S5 Demon.
str1tor' b fee $40 Graduation so.
Those desiring thniaomatian will please address their
letters tp' PAID TO the DEAN and students arriving in the
city wall please call ON HIM al the Commercial Hotel
X. 5, NEWTON, NJ u,
Dean ofthe Faculty.
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NEW LIVERY STABLES.

rs @ rs
THE suBSC RiBERs respectfully inform their friends
ard the pahe generally, that they have recently
i,rre and convenient Stable, Main street short
aanss ahsfe ushfsifs Hotel and Immediately opposite
Piaaaers Warehouse whcc th,y all times prepared
18th he hs.i gan hay, So f1r the accommodation Of
blowers Travellers ard Transtcn' Visitors Persons visit
.ng and travelling private cuavefsness, vii hha
s-are - ,ary Tor their baggage vehicles SuPefn
tending person and with the services Of experienced
siief We Hatter ourselves with share OF public patronage
We keep constantly hand Tor hire accommodating
terms HAl Ms BuG1ItS, and HORSES 1.-THE best quail
rys
SFS B-Drovers III find !, much 10 their interest 10
Civ call Of u will give his entire si,eniiono
he ale Of their stock W. J. READ.
Mar g--ts A q. HANCOCK.
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

Terms $50 per Session.
All communications pertaining this department. be
addressedto T.. w. Nj. KING. Esa.
The Faculties Tor intellectual abilities, moral worth and
professional requirements, will compare aVoahly with the
most nguishod in country The medical faculty con-
sututeS an anamoly in this other country of them
ale able lecturers and the hest OF teachers.
Those who will contemplate geographical post and
the eNtono population, have doubt the eli
Pibity Of oar situation Ion enterprise the kind
health including all Of the YEAR we deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE,
The first class Of the Law and Medical Departments this
Institute were SMALL but the gentlemen composing them
talented and the highest degree r.pcctable favorable
omen Ton the future prosperity oi the Institute.
That the public may be satisfied the prrmancncy of this
school we tec 1T duty To state, that the Trustees and
Faculty torn UNI IN acnon which augurs well for its
future and that the peculiar internal organization
which connects them, cannot he interrupted
T.. w, NJ KING, PRrsiprNT
othe Memphis Institute
MuMpus, Tenn, April 29-l2m
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Ia,m0bie James Rircr Estate

N ROCkBRIDGE FOR SALE.
ID RSt Ant 10 DECREE Of the Superior court u 9tk
bridge, pronounced On The lith day Ut September iai ~
therein pending, between Samuel fiemming, plain
n. aud John femmue and uthcrs, defendants, shall
proceed tn stl dry NJ Jdg ncrt. the PREMISE t.
sell a. pubic auetiaa. that VALUABLE AND WELL
- KNOW TRACT on LAND. lying On jaime
AoSR Rtfet IA Rockbridsc county, opposite t'reep-
46!S> lees fefry. within two miles II the mouth Il
North i.,fr, and three mile. NJ The Natural
-saa~- Bridge being the trsrt lafely owned BY
Col John NJ 6teonlcc, decd Of North Carolina. 1 his