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DATRHCK spRINGs.-GREAT IN

Il Provcment has been made at this place since
last season. and by the 4th of July the proprietor
Will be able to take in any and all persons who may
see proper to patronzc the place. either by way of
boarding, or renting good Cabins those who may
prefer boarding rhemseives-good vegetables sup
piled in the neighborhood, plentiful and cheap.
These Springs are situated in Patrick county,
Va, miles northeast Of the court house, between
Nobusiness and Bull mountains, one of the healthi-
est places in the known world, and the mountain
scenery possessing the romantic features which eve
ry where characterize the vicinity of the Blue
Ridge. There are two three Mineral Springs
near each other lately discovered, one of which is
very bold-running fountain, and several other fine
cool frcestone springs.
The Mineral Wafer at tais place is doubtless as
good Chaiy5ea'e Water as this any other State af
fords. 1t is specially recommended by physicians
tor the various diseases peculiar to females.
Terms of Boarding for man and horse. pcr week
N.50. For Boarding and Lodging, per week.
5000. In boarding by the month deduction of
81 per week will be made. The rent of Cabins. to
those who board themselves, will range from So to
$3.50 per week, agreeable TO the quality Of the
cabins; but none be rented for shorter time
than four weeks until after the Goth Of August
My address is at Mayoning Post Office Patrick
Co, Va b FRASHURE.
June 3J-Wfm
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NOTICE-ruRsuANT TO A Deere

NOTlCE-PuRSuA TO A DECREE
i Of the county court Of Amherst, pronounced
At the May term of said court, 1851, in cause in
which Catharine Watts is plaintiff, and Stephen
Watts and others defendants, the undersigned
commissioner appointc, for the purpose, will pro-
eeed 10 sell, by way pablic auction, the pre-
misses. on the 10th day of July next, upon credit
Of six. twelve, and eighteen months, taking from
the purchaser bond with approved personal secu-
riity, and retaining title the LAND as further
security. the Tract OF Land in the proceedings
mentioned, containing between
M 200 and $50 Acres, it being the
L. same land which the late Henry Il. Watts
died seized and possessed, and now in the occu-
pancy of Jno. L. Turner. (tcnant) 1t lies within
mile of the James River and kanawha Cunal is
susceptible of the highest improvement, and has
thereon comfortable improvements. The title to
SAID land is believed TO be indisputablc. but the
undersigned will only convey such title as is vested
in him, under the said decree. A cash payment
will be required of the purchaser for so much as
may be necessary to pay the of suit and ex-
pcnses Of sale. CHARLES NJ. WATTS,
Juno l2-tl0y Commissioner.
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GALE OFvALUABLEE.EALEs.

~ TATE.-The subscriber as the Commissioner
Of the Court in decree lately recorded in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Botctnult in a suit "Rudi-
sill Rsdisis heirs" will offer for sale at public
auction on The 2Jth day of next August in the town
ofFincastle, credit Of one two and three years.
oil the real estate in and about said town OF which
Jacob Rudisill died seized consisting ofthc large
and cofimodous Hotel in said town. now in the oc-
vupaDcy of John NJ. Price Esq, and known as the
CENTRAL HOTEL, with all the out property at
tachcd to said Hotel. consisting in part Of STA
BLES AND A LARGE GARDEN The mail
Stages known the Valley Line aud the stages
running from Lyrchburg to the White Sulphur and
Lewsburg all stop at this Hotel Also at the same
time and upon the same terms, several Lots and
Parcels Of Land adjoining said town
And on til next day Goth ofAugust) in the town
of Buchanan will be sold Two Lots. one in said town
of buchanan and the other in Pattonsburg both of
which lots cligiby situs,cd.
Tho subscriber will show said property, or any
part oft to persons desrous of purchasing before
the day of sale.
Purchasers will be required to give bond and good
security, and lien will be retained until all the
purchase money is paid
June 26-t25a JOHN G. RUDISIII
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~ OIECE.--ln pursuance of IA decree Of the
Y Circuit Court of Amherst county pronounced
at its last term in the cancery case of Christian rs
Shepherd &C.. the Undersigned will ON the 10Th day
of August next, proceed to sell upon the premises
public auction. the highest bidder roIsfable
ME TRACT OF LAND, containing 337 /
IL. acres, lying near the town of New Glasgow,
IN said county the late residence of Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd, and the former residence of Judge Lu-
cas- b. Thompson. This tract ofland has every re-
commentator both to quality, fertility of soil
abundance of timber and water and its large and
commodious dwelling and other houses, which
could attract the wealthy farmer, who wishes to en-
JOY loag life Of health and plenty.
TERMS-Suhcicnt cash to deiray the expenses
of sale, the balance Of the purchase money to be d
vidcd into three equal instalmcuts payable in one
two and three years secured by bonds with approx
ed personal security. and the title retained as ult-
mate security for their payment. Partial posses
SION for seeding purposes to be given the coming
tall, and full possession the lst day of January
next. RO. NJ BROWN. }Commis-
STERLING CLAIBORNE, sioners.
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COMMIssIONER's SALE OF

- La ~ ND.-It hStANi ~ y DECREE
of the Circuit Court of Bedford co., holden on the
18th of April, 1851 in the case of Ralph Galloway
and Others u.s. Samuel Jones and others shall pro-
coed To SELL to the highest bidder at public auction
on Thursday 9TH day of August next on the pre-
ESS. misses. THE TRACT OR PARCEL OF
L. LAND, therein mentioned. This land lies on
Elk Creek. adjoining the lands of W. IIobson, VIM
Leitwich and others, and contains three hundred
and Fifty acres, more or less. Two thirds of this
land is in woods, and is very superior Tobacco land
The balance is in good heart, and takes improve
ment kindly. No portion Of the land is worn out
There is no dwelling, or other houses on the prem-
scs. The land will be shown, in the meantime to
any person dersiring it, by myself, or Col. VIM. H.
Brown, or by MIR. John Callaway, r.. who lives on
part of the same tract. 1t lies within less than
two miles of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
The sale will take place Mr.. John Callawsy's
Jr.. about ] miles from Big Otter Bridge
TERMs.-A credit ofone, two and three years in
equal payments; the purchaser to give bond, with
good personal security, and the title to the land
retained further security until paid for--subiect
to resale in case Of failure of payment
The title to the above land is believed To be un-
questionable, but, acting as Commissioner shall
convey such title only is vested in me by the de-
cree aforesaid 7. T. SAUNDERS
Juno 3l-vt1A
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NJ OTlCE.-In obedience TO decree Of the
l y Circuit Court of Nelson, pronounced in the
cause of VIM. Witt admir-, &c. A. 4. McCre-
ry's heirs, shall. Commissioner of the Court
offer for SALE the e6th day Of July next TO the
highest bidder a credit of six. twelve and egh.
teen months. lot and house in the vciairy Of
Joaesborough, being the same owned BY A. r. Nc
Grery in his lifetime, and at which he resided
1 he sad sale VIII take place on the premises-,he
purchaser giving bond and approved secur;tv and !,
lein retained the properly sold, as ultimate Sc
curiiy for tho purchase money
HIRAM W. DAWSON, Com'r.
June 30--w,o6iy
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TERRY & SHIELDS
AUCTION SALES.
A VALUABLE JAMES RryER
IA FARM FOR SALE..4T CTp.

cut Court continued and held for Bottetourt Coun.
ty, on Thursday, the 5ih of September, 1850.
James b. kayser and Mary E. hi. wife. former.
ly Allen, John Mccartney and Margaret N. hi.
wife, formerly Allen, George r. Allen. James w
Miller and Harriet his wife, formerly Allen. s. b.
u. ioase and Sarah r his wife, formerly Allen,
anu "iiiiam n L. Allen, Plants
against
James Tate, surviving Executor and Trustee under
the VIII of George Poage, sr, deed, and James
L. Allen, and Caroline C. j. Allea infant children
Of Caroline and VIM. Allen, Derts
This cause came on this day, BY consent, to be
heard on the Bill the answers Of james Tate, sur.
viving Exc'r and Trustee under the VIII Of George
Poage, sr, decd, aud of James T. Allen an infant
over the age of fourteen years. by himself and Of the
said james T. Allen and Caroline c. j. Allen. in
fants by c. Shirley their guardian ad liten, tc cx-
hbts and dispositions of witnesses, and was argued
by Counsel.
On consideration whereof. it appears to the
Court that the sale of the Lands prayed for by the
Bill, would be advantageous TO the interest Of said
infant defendants, James T. Allen and Caroline G
j.. Allen.
Its therefore adjudged. ordered and dccrccd
that William +. Tate and VIM, b. Kayser be, aud
| they arc hereby appointed Commissioners, whose
duty ii shall be, after having first advertised the
time and place of SALE for least six week in some
newspaper publised in fiucasiic, and also in some
newspaper published in Lexington, Va, to sell on
the premises, the highest bidder, the land in the
Bill mentioned, on the following terms, viz: One
third payable in hand and the balance in two equal
annual ins,alments, the purchaser giving bond and
approved personal security for the deferred pny-
ments, and the title to the Land to be retained as
additional security
An extract from the decree.
copy-Teste,
G. NEVILLE, d. c.
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TEACIIER WANTED.--

Il Of New London Academy are desirous of en-
gagng the services ola Principal in the said Insti
tuition. He will be required to possess the ability
to give instructions, in the usual branches of an
English education, in the Roman and Greek Clas-
sizes, and in Mathematics. Ample testimonials of
character and qualifications will be Indispensable
gentleman who woGld be prepared to board the
students portion of them, would be preferred
\ comfortable dwelling house, with a garden and
out houses, viii be furnished, free OF rent. The
buildings of the Academy, are situated on the
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike, miles from the
Virginin and Tennessee Rail Road, occupy a com
manding view, in healthy and improving country.
and III the midst ota most respectable society To
a gentleman possessing the proper qualifications
the fees Of tuition. with the addition Of small SAL
ary. TO be paid at the end ofthc session. and TO be
increased in successive years. at the discretion of
the trustees, from permanent fund, will make the
situation desirable one.
he ensuing session viii commence ahou; the
hrst Of September next. and will continue ten
months. Any gentleman desiring the situation will
address his communications postpaid, to Judge
Fleming Saunders. near New London, Campbell
eoaaty; or TO William Radford, Lynchburg; either
Of whom will receive proposals. and give any fur
ther information that may be necessary.
June 23-6,x
szT The National Infelliecncer will publish the
above in then Country paper, for month, and
send their account to this oiicc for payment.
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GALE OF LAND.-IN PURSUANCE

ALE Of LAND.-lN PURSUANCE
~ ot decree of the County Court of Nelson pro-
souncrd at the February term, 1851 in the case of
"Coshill. guardian, &c. vs.. James Thompson and
Others, the undersigned, the Commissioners ap-
Pointed by said decree. will, on Tuesday the 22d
day fJuly next, the premises proceed to sell a,
public auction. the land belonging to the trust e,
tate OF James Thompson, (soldicr) deed. Itadions
the lands of William Bourne, deed and Others con
tains 2sl4 acres is about two miles from Roses
(now Pottitts) Mills, and has large quantity of
valuable timber upon it.
TERMS.-A credit of six. twelve, and eighteen
nonths will be given. Bonds and approved per
spnal security will be required for the instalmen,s
Of payment and lien upon the land reserved as
security. RIO. A. COGHILL,
RO. WHITEHEAD,
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DATR7CK SPRINGS Patrick

h COUNTY, VA.-The season of the above
Springs having nearly opened the undersigned wish
es to employ male and female managers who are
qualified to take charge of the entire business
Those have had experience in the management of
Hotels would be preferred He also wishes to hire
first rate OSTLER, and man servant for the
Hotel. Any person having such servants to dis
pose of during the season. will find it TO their inter
est 10 communicate with him.
Addrcss-Mayoning Patrick CO., va.
June 26-2w BENZ. FRASHuRE
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BUFFALO SPRINGS

ID ~, Va.-Is now open for the reception of Wis.,
iors, who may be in search of health, or "a pleas
ant summer retreat The medical virtues Of il.c
BUFFALO SPRINGS are known by those who
have tried them to be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia
the diseases of the amentary or ;ans generally and
for all diseases partakiug of debility, and for their
invaluable healing properties generally. The Bow
ling Alley will be in good repair. The TABLE
shall be furnished in a neat and comfortable man
ncr Good music has been engaged for the season.
The increased number of visitors attending this
place for tue past eight years, and the almost GER
tain and lasting benefit delicate or diseased per-
sons Is sufficient to recommend it those in scar,
Of health. The air is fine can he tie climate
few miles above this Is similar to that Of Canada
There is a road leading from Lynchburg by way Of
this place to Lexington distance from Lynchburg to
tlic Springs 26 miles. Board lower thnn at any
watering place Of any in the State; for a month
$50, or longer at the same rate. less than month
80 per week, less than a week sl.25 per dav, chill
dren under ten years Of age and servants half
price; Horse IS cents per day. Hack and
Buggy will be kept for hire by the day, or ride
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
June I2-w7w
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COMMISSIONER sale ofaand,

>-Pursuant 10 a decree Of the county Court of
Nelson, in the case Of George Is. Austin md wife.
vs. |. L. Twyman and others, viii be sold to the
highest bidder. on the premises the 3ist day OF u-
y next, il fair, otherwise the fair day. (Sun-
days excepted attract Of land containing 2G0 A.
cres, (rnore or less,) adjoining the lands ofW am
Cunningham. Alexander Mundy, W A. Payne and
james Nj. Spiller Also, on the same day and time,
will be sold seventh part of larger tract sup
posed to contain or hundred acres, being the
late residence Of Robert Horslcy. decd, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. b. NJ Dewitt, and ad dioning the
lands of William Cunningham. William A. Payne,
William G. Jordan, &c. Said lands are within
mile or two of the james River and Kannwha Canal
further description is unnecessary, as persons
wishing to buy respectfully invited 20 examine
the land for themselves before the day Of sale
Terms as much cash as will be necessary to dcfray
the expenses Of sale and &C. the balancc of the pur
chase money credit of one. two and three years
bonds and approved security will be required ofthe
purchaser. Possession given lst day January
next. w. A. PAYNE.
GEORGE Il. AUSTIN,
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prz9s-SssEa NOTECE..-TIIE undersigned
@s@-11.zssza will, after the 9TH of July, run a
good FOUR HORSE STAGE between Lynchburg
and Buffalo Springs. it will leave Lynchburg on
Tuesdays and Saturdays at o'clock, A. NJ, and
leave the Springs on Mondays and Fridays.
FARE-For adults 50 %
g Children under 10 yearsI I3
~ II it is found necessary, the tlIird trip will
be made in the week
] y Office at the Cabcll House
July Slim l. T. HITE
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NLAssICAL AMP MAVUENAT'

~ lCAh SCHOOL, LYNcHBrRG, VA, by j. II.
WlNST0N.-The next session of this School will
commence on the lst Sept and continue 10
months.
TERas-sl0, payable one half on the lst Janua-
ry, the remainder at the close Of the session For
particulars refer to the printed circulars, which can
be had at the Bookstore Of d. b. Payne & Bro
10 20-vS,y
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WATERING PLACES.
DAGGER'S WHITE SULPHUR
N p Il Il G. S..THIS EIIGuTEIrI

| WATERING PLACE, situated in the coun-
ny of Bo;ctourt, 10 miles West of the Natural
Bridge. and on the immediate road leading from
Lynchburg to the White Sulphur, in the county Of
Greerbrier, is now open icr the reception of ssi-
| tors
The efficacy ot this water in curing many form
of disease. and its bracing nvigoratng effects upon
feeble and debitated persons, enttlc it TO the spe-
cial notice Of those who visit the Mountains for
health, whilst the beautiful scenery by which it is
surrounded and the variety of amusenlents that are
offered may justly claim passing call from those
who are in search Of pleasure.
| Within short walk ofthe Springs, Is the uar-
nitcient BATH the Medicinal qualities of which
have been fully tested and for many classes of nvu-
lids cannot be surpassed in this country. The ac-
cofnmodations are ample and of the first class. The
TABLE and BAR furnished with the best that the
land affords, and every attention paid the guests
by the proprietor and his assistants in their power
Each servant cnpioyei viii be found experienced
and trusty.
The grounds ad djoining abound with all kinds of
game, and the streams with every variety of fish.
The ball room is large, and the Musicians in atten-
dance arc amateurs in their profession. The TEN
PIN ALLEYis Is in good condition; in short. no
pnins or expense have been spared to render this
place one every way worthy the patronage of the
public
The Stages rnnning as far as the Natur-
al Bridge, and will travel the Whole route
making the trip from Lynchburg to the Springs, a
distance of 50 miles, in day. A line Of Stages
will ecthere which will go on direct tothe White
sulphur. As the proprietor of Dagger's Springs is
the sole owner thereof he is desirious Of pleasing
not only for the season, but hopes to make such an
impression upon those who favour him with call
that, they will be induced to visit him again All
he asks is trial, both in regard to himself and
the water. His charges are more moderate than at
any similar establishment in the Mountains. They
are as follows:
For Adults by the week 90
" per month. 25 90
For horse per week k----.3 so
month h-----..-l0 10 90
Children and servants half price. Other charges
in proportion.
Below is au analysis of the Water made by P ro-
fessor Rogers in 1888.
SOLID INGREDIENTS.
Carbonate of Soda Silccian dissolved,
suphate OF Soda, Organic matter contain
Cioride Of Sodium, ing Chloride of Potas-
Carbonate o. Magncsia. stun and Nitrogen,
Pa Oxide of Iron, Carbonate of Lime.
and Carbonate Of fAmmonin.
GASEOUS INGREDIENTS.
carbenic Acid, Suphuratcd Hydrogen,
Oxygen, Nitrogen.
June J-wGwr PA. HATCHER
~ Richmond Enquirer, Wing. and Petersburg
lntclligcncer, copy weekly for six weeks and for
ward their accounts to this Office for navmcnt
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FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent.


REFERENCES
NoRFoLk-llon. Geo. Loyal, Hon. John s. MEL
son, Q. b. Barraud, w. W. Sharp, Tazwell Taylor,
Jas. NJ. Smith, w. II. Smith, Esqs.. DR.. A. Il. Nj.
Cooke, John N. Tazewe ESQ., DR.. Thomas New
ton, Chas. ii. Shield, 2. P. Mayo Esos.. r. W.
sylvester, David Kyle. Esq, Capt. james Cornick.
Rev. w. NJ. Jackson
PoRrsNouTH.-Saml. Watts. William H. VIII
son, Holt Wilson, Esqs., DIR. Robt NJ Boykin
Il. CITY Co.-John Jones. ESD. (of Pembroke \
PRINCESS ANNE Co.-John J. Burroughs. ESQ,
WHLiAMsBURG.-Robt. Saunders, ESQ
PRINCE GEORGE Co.-Rev. Charles Ninnipcrode.
RIcHMoxD.-Judgc John Y. Mason. General b
Peyton, Judge Cnskie, DIR. Robt. Archer, John NJ.
Gregory, Joseph r. Anderson, Esqs.
PETERsnuRG.-D'ArcyP Paul, ESQ.
DISQUALIFICATION. David Rodes
AMHERST Co.-Rev. David Caldwell
RAPPAHANNooK Co.-Rev. Charles H. Shield
NJ. Kelly, Esq.
ROANOKE GOWN Watts, Esq.
BucHASAN.-Ed. Valentine, Jordan Anthony,
W. W. Boyd, Esos.
Parents or guardians who wish further inforna-
ton, will address the subscriber at Pattonsburg.
Botetourt County Va. Pa,tonsbure. on the op-
posite side of the river is the Post Office for Bnci
anan. WM " GAIT
I,,l, ~
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EMORY q HENRY COLLEGE,
EXPENSES.

~ IPASHiNGTON COUNTY.-The Fall
Session of this furnishing Institution v in commence
on Thursday, the 21st of August and coztinue 81
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Il BY Virtue OF Two deeds OF Trust executed to
us, by Samu l.. McClnng.viz: a Deed beaTuing datc
the 4th Of April 1851. to f. J. H. MeCampbell, and
: Deed dated the 24th Of April 1851 TO s. Med
Moore, both Of Record in the Clerks Office Of Rock
bridge Co, We will, for the purposes specified in
the said Deeds sell, at Public Auction, in front Of
che Court House, in Lexington. on Saturday the
.2th Of July next, for Cash, THREE LIKELY
NEGROES, TO wit Ellen fifteen years DID, Ellen
sisssn year, old, and Frank ten yenrs old,
Il. J. II MrcAMPBELL,
SAM'L. McD. MOORE,
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NJ OTICE.-By authority of deed of trust
' dated 2ith March 1851, recorded in the Hus.
tings Court OF Lynchburg executed by Jno s.
Langhorne and JasC. Huni.t the undersigned will sell
on the sth day OF July, 1851, on the premises al
public Auction all the fixtures of the L YNCH-
BoRG DiSIILLERF, consisting of first rate
Steam Engine. II to Is horse power, boilers of %
horse power and all the necessary fixtures to do a
business of 100 bushels by daylight or 200 bushels
in 81 hours.
This is one of the best arranged establishments
of the kind in the State and offers great induce
meni to any one who wishes to engage in any pro-
htahle business.
Also, all the tixtarcs necessary for reciifying
spirits together with the lease Of the house for
rectitying and the mill house in which tho Distillc-
ry is erected; also good Coopers Shop and Stable
Terms liberal and made known on the ,iav OF sale.
J. b. N0WLIN, lr
June l6-tS.y d. b. PAYNE, rus'e's
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In the Preparatory Department, Tuition varies
from $40 to Sl2.50; other expenses the saue.-
This well known Institution OF the s. W.. is situa-
ted IN The C0Hatry nearly 10 miles from any town
or village. in region remarkable for health and
beauty and in the location of the s. Western Rail
Road from Lynchburg to Tennessee. The cheap
ness of its terms and its almost entire exemption
from the ordinary temptations to extravaganza and
vice, well as its thorough organization and dis
ciplinc present high claims to the patronage of the
public. lie 26-St1 C. COLLINS. Pres't.
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Baltimore Advertisements.

~ TENT Platform and Conner Scales have re-
ceivcd the First Premium each ofthe Exhibitions
held in the city Of Baltimore by the MARYLAND H.
stitutc. for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts
The Patentee has always hand a very large as
sortment oferrry kid and is constantly nianufactur-
ing and will sell the best articles cheaper than any
other manufacturer. Those wanting SCALES that
are durable cheap and correct. can be supplied by
sending their orders and by describing the scale
and draft they wish to weigh, they will be as well
and faithfully attended to, if personal appIica-
tion was made, by addressing
s. JESSE MARDEN.
Corner ct Charles and Baidcrs.on 81, Bal Nd