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GREENWOOD SCHOOL, Franklin.

4 T the solicitation of hs old patrons in the neigh
IA borhood OF Greenwood the undersigned has con
scented to take charge of that school, and will resume
its exercises on the 10Th day Of january, 1854. The
session cons ting five tbs will terminate the 18th
june following. la This school vi" be taught whateF
er essenti Al useful well rs an ornamental ed
ucnlion. The elementary branches of learning, 81 ire
aueny neglected in misunderstanding, writing,
Orhography an Curnposilionwill receive constant at
lenfion Experience demonstrates that those uninter.
esting branches neglected, are rarely resumed by
the pupil after he has been advanced To the more pleas
ing pursuits of classical study. Due attention VIII be
gvep to comparative Philoioey and Eymologyand writ
ten exercises in Latin will be required of every cass-
cal stndent-rhe concurrent experience ct the abesi
plologiss of the present day having establ'she the
fact that this method in connection with an extensive
corrsp of wei directed reading with reference to Syn
thesis and Analysis is the only means OF lmP"rtihg
correct knowledge OF langunee ana rendering inc III
Dor AT plea ling and prohitabewhlch Is often spent
in difne an loose study f years, without the lca'
benefit Classical study will be directed as 10 rem
derituseful in dscplining the mind, confirming ms eh1'
gies and habituntng tito close investigation and nee
1isincti ms. The Roman and Greek Antiquities an
cient Geography and History, embracing ieatheh Mn
biology and the and customs o the time, VIII
be carefully taught and very necessary means employ
ed for the successful prosecution OF those studies In t
natural sciences the most approved authors VIII D. use'
text books In the Classics the books are tosegen
used in the University of and other high schools
Prof Davies Mathematics preferred Board can be OBJ
taned in good families ,conv nient to the school, on re-
sopable terms.
rhe regular examinations the end of each session
will be conducted in the presence ut the visitors oil ne
school, the patrons and public.
The following gentlemen will act as visitors, VIZ
Zacharinh Finnrv. Tlghman A PullenGresham Choice,
Jacob G. Machenhemer, Andrew s Brooks and Joseph
Dickinson.
Fornformuticn concerning his system Of instruction
the undersigned refers to-
.IubaI A. Early, Fn,kIin
Randolph Dickinson, !
a. :: P 5iiI%st. ri'.y'vnni'.
A. H. billiard, Harry,
.lnn R Fontaine, !
William L. Goggn Bedford.
James F. johnson.
VIM. Watts, }p.,t
WIN. NJ. Peyton, !
The undersigned will devote his undivided attention
to the dute, of his profession every exertion 10
promote the moral and intellectual welfare of those en-
trusted To his tuition.
FEEs.
In ancient languages and literature. sl2 30
In branches exclusive Of the languages. 10 w
nov 26.ctlia jan jos L. GODr hbf.
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lIurd's GeIden Gloss for The Hair.

NOM the many prepaIations for the growth al to
n lioir thi- Golden 6ioss takes the lead. Three
reasons will be risen WY 50 universally nsed aud
preferred tu all uthers
LIT, Because II hts proven the most cicctua in Bal l.
ness End. Because II impnrts beautiful lnfk gloss
and delightful fff me Il the Hair 3rd Because tho
Ladies' with EHe discrimination which they all possess
have adopted it.
Many other leasans could be given why il Il great
inyorc, but those who wuni more hive only 10 give II n
tIal.
PncE-25 cents in large boiilc.
I'm by Druggists and Storrkrcpers everywhere.
VIC. HuRD, roprietor
a0i Broadway. New.York.
~ Lnrgr discount To Merchant
nov 26-drm
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Two THE People OF Lynchburg.

Il ADAMS Il cos. Expresses ofei Daily, Certain
md Cheap iacite. fur obtaining gooda of all desorp
ton. from all pnra at the United States.
We hive secured Special Express Privileges the
swill and stcaars jamestown aud Roanoke leaving
NowYork, "Wednesday, and Saturday. arriving In Rich.
mond Friday and Monday OF each week. by this line
prepared forward goods of all descriptions NJ
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund aud Devenpor's line ol Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porterage.
Our innnd cypress per Great u. 3, Mn Li.c, ctr'n
as heretofore, arrive in Richmond Thrice Dot
The woll-known character OF our house Tor reap, .s
hilty and attention tho interests of our customers
warrants In saying that shippers will find IL their
To order their Goods through Adams 10.
Efpre@" ADAMS co,
per HIM. n. Mosby. Agent.
y 26.lidts Lynehbrg. Va.
N. B.-GooJs dispatched to all points where We hav,
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An Immense Coal Field in Market.

FHNtlE undersigned Inns leased for fifteen yenrs n Cna
L field ON New Rive, Montgomery County. within
six seyeu miles OF the Depot of the Virginia and
Tennessee Rail-road ut Sew River.
Suchs the bonndless quantity aud superiority Of this
Coal TINT the undersigned is induced from its gteni
value aud ultimate proiableucss, invite attention To
wards II for the pun pose of procuring additional aid in
its management. lie will disposu of his interest ato
gether, such arrangements may be aeceptn.
BILE toany one who mny be ANXIOUS pongage in the
ierprize His Tense fifteen years with lhn undapu
table right why the lands, oi Timber &c
And the privilege secured inter the fifteen senia
pre of removing all the Con which nny be raised in
that time
The proximity Of this magnificent mne Of wealth 10
tie great improvement of the Sntc and being exactly
the line If the branch Rnil.Rond down New River
considerations which mike of ereut value
distant day.
The liberal policy which the ViIginn aud Tnnnessec
RaRoad Company pnrauing-by running out hrms
Tor the development Of the gtcnt mineral Of
the South wcst-s Hnother confederation which will en-.
nance the value Of the eonl-beds dese bring in
the market.
All communications the subject will receive prompt
attention und every facility in making persno obsefyu
ons, afforded lay the subscriber.
hive appo nted Jno b. Ice, Esq., of l., nelburp
my agent, &c receive communications, und enter into
g"iatons concerning future operation in this enterprise
Either Mr.. Lee myself will respond promptly to all
communications
My address is Blaeksburg Montgomery County, Vn
oct 2S-d&c2mif ISRAEL PRICE.
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LADIES' DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.. r.. row ELL

w II II i, " w II IL IL
ID ESPRC Ifu LILY announces TO the Ladies OF
Ia Lyuchburg. that he will open Ladies' private
dancing Academy Church Street, opposite the Wash.
ipgton Hotel (havins rented private suit of palor4
Tor that purrose) where will be Taught all The
Latest and most Fashionable Dances
Of tho present day-naddilion TO tho PLAIN STYLE
OF Cotillon and Aaltzng. The following highly hsh.
unable dances will be taught vlz;-Poika Masmka.
CtRq Temps Rcdoea PoleAfs, DcHx Temps, &c iarius
Gohsd and Cociliian Nnltzewith tho double Values:
such rs Polka hazurka. Reaowa-MasHrkd, a.e.-Aso
the Pafka MdsRrka and Fedora Qualrls. The single
IN fancy dances will be taught To those who mny wish
them-such rs HorR-pipes. CdcAWcas CraeoeieHae
HightdHdF2ing La-Sgighnes, Eijdieo- Xe,es DC. At
the same time will be taught outro system of Cal
iNheHies, such as the ant of receiving accepting in
uotlucing promenadng, &c tending TO add ease and
grace TO the general department of the scholar
Mr.. Powell having been employed Tor several years
past IN tho most fashionable circles, of the larger ces
Of the South and Weshe Ia prepared teach The above
Dimes in the latest and approved style Ill Inns
ulso letters aevern female schools in which he haa
taught, of high standing, nnd from eminent men.
flying his standing and reputation teacher which
he will be pleased 10 show To those wishing TO patron
i1e him.
An curly application is solicited he only desires
small cIass-the room moi being hcientl large 10 I'D
init of teaching large
The gentlemen of Lynehburg respectfully informs
ed that hs will open CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN as
soon rs he eau obtain sufficiently nge--Noico
OF which will be given through tho duly papers Of the
CITY,
Ladies and Gentlemen making mp private ol,sses cnn
be waited ON Mt their residences; or, will be tnuglt
the above named room at any time when he ia not
Gagged with the regular class
Hours OF tuition for regular cuss will be Tuesday
fhnrsday and Saturday afternoons, ut oolock-Com-
mencing Tuesday next, The 22nd inst.
1ERMS-xl0 Tor course of fourteen lessons
w No gentlemen nlm,t.ed an, tima, except those
belonging to private cnsses md those only with thrr
respective casses
'.'Mr Powell Gun be found tho Washington Hotel
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JnO. +. Slaughter Il Co.,

JhO' IL SlauSnier a. OOs,
At the old stand of c. & NJ. b. 6teptoe
MAIN ST. LYNCHBURG Va,
HAVE ON hand aud constantly receiving from
1 their foundry, all kinds Of castings, which they
are prepared sell 30 per leaa ian they cnn
he furnished elsewhere. Among variety of other
liclos. they enll attention 10 their
Crates AT from ~ IS TO $I5
Stoves ronl aud wood, u from % TO $40,
Cooking Stoves at 80
Pots Ovens. and Kettles at dc per ID,
Flut hons nnd ianey Ratings, at &c per ID,
Hat Rocks, at ~ to$l2,
Fancy Garden Chars. nj 81 to $14.
The superior advantage of buying castings from us,
is lat my pnlt of piece should be broken IL be
immodintyy replaced from our foundry very small
price, whilst northern casting cannot be replaced nj any
price, nnd The whole pioe becomes vuuooss.
GV'AIl articles obtained from guaranteed 10
be equal to any brought from tho north or elsewhere.
In connection with oust iron depot have open.
ed depot for the Piedmont agricultural works. and n
large SEED STORE
Plows, of every variety at hom "a 80 10 4l2,
Hay md Straw Cutters, . 10 to $l3,
Single Corn-Shellers, Mt $40.
Double at Sl3,
Scrnpers, nj 81.
Thermometer churns from - 10 80,
And every other article TINT may be needed an farm.
nov 25ia
~ h They will pay the highest marke, price 70
old CT .tiu
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VIRGINIA AT Circuit Court continued and
held for the county Of Campbellat the Cou house
thereof. Saturday the 22d day of October 1853 in
the 18th year of the Commonwealth:
Josiah Shepperson and Richard Morgan, Trustees, &c
Plaintiffs,
John Rossrr, William Rosser Edmund Rosser, Horato
Depricst, Allen Tweedy, Thomas n. Franklin Vim.
A. Clement, adm'r of Geo. w. Jones, Leroy w. Cral-
10, Thomas Williams, luhn Rosser, Jr., John D. Al.
ander, WIN. w Matthews, John M. Arlington, Robt.
Twccd,, James Bullock Jonn b. Lee David II
Spence, ex' or II Ryland Roberts Richand Il. Wal.
Ter late of the firm Roberts a. Waller Charles w.
Christian, Chiswell Dabney and others,
Deiendants
cHAscERY.
This came this day again, to be heard upon
The papers formerly read and the report Of Gommiss-
Toner Page, made in pursuance of the order of the 18th
day of May, 1880 and argued by counsel-On con.
sierution whereof the Court doth ndudge order and
Decree that OF the Commits toner's of this
take state and settle the following acco nts and make
report ther sof to this Court
Frat Afurther account of the Trustees Shepperson
and Morgan Of their transactions since the said Com
missoner's report.
Second. An Of all the debts due from. or
claims against the delft, John Rosser, for which any
other person persons bound his securities
endorsers.
Third, An account of all other debts due by John
Ro SER and secured in his Trust Deed the Plaintiffs
And Iotice of the iokng of said accounts may be
given by publication in the Lynchburg Virgnihn weeh.
ly for four successive weeks.
A Copy--Tcste.
JNO. d. ALEXANDER G.
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4 TEACHER WANTEn.-The
Port Walthall Line

TEACHER WANTER.-The Trustees
"A ofNew London Academy DESTROYS of engaging
he services of teacher qualified 10 take charge this
institution for the ensuing year. commencing the first
day of january liz must he well qualified TO in.
strrict in the usual branches of English education in
the Latin and Greek languages and Mathematics; md
must be prepared take boarders. The Academy build
ing is large and commodious and situated in healthy
and desirable part of the country The house for the
Principal is comfortable, with the necessary clubhouse.
anil garden. To gentleman of science and eiucation
who has experience in teaching and who can adj
vance the of this institution respectable sala
rv in addition the fees for instruction., will be given
In the absence of tie President OF the b, ard Judge
'eming Saunders, communications postpaid may be
addressed the Treasurer, Alex. Irvine New London
Campbell county, Va. nov II c3w
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Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action Sewing Machines,

WHlOIi hnve acquired uneq'eled reputation for
w excel enee. in all parts the world, for every
varety of Sewing offered at the reduced cas,
prices of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The elear prof
IL from the OF these machines i from s5D $1,000
a year depending the kind of work DONE
We wish Ia emil the attention of manufacturers par
tcuary To our newly invented and entirely original
Machine to Sew with Single Thread
This instrument ia 80 admirable in oontriyance. and
perfect IN its operation and result that ii commands
the unqualified approval Of oil whD understand the
OF Sowing by machinery For linen stitching this is
the only machine That make stitch, which will re-
main distinct and beautiful after washing For shoe
work and every sort of eathor.sewing- -muking-
Matiresses.and all Sewing IN which great STRENGTH
OF SEAM Is REQUIRED. the work Of this machine
cannot be equalled. II is simple in its construc-
ton and much more eosily managed aud operated than
any other.
Hereafter shall be prepared supply yarietyo
Sowing mnohines-ench perfect and complete OF ts
Kind. mt the following cash prices
l. Needle and shuttle machine of present style on wood
en- box, 800 90
2. Needle aud shuttle machine of present atylo
iron frame. silo 90
3. Needle aud shuttle mnchine with newly in.
vented feed snenn aud checked spring. $l25 90
a. Single threaded machines for linen aud other
light Sewing. si2s 90
Single threaded machines for Sewing lnRa
sacks and carpet boss, 1925 90
q. Single threaded machines Tor shoe woik and
leather attaching. sl95 90
T. Single threaded machines with apparatus
10 bind mnttre.ses. &c, sl35 90
Single threaded machines, of size for
quilting Innings $40 90
o. Single threaded rnochncs, of nrger size. for
quilting extta sisc Innings, $3.50 90
10. Single threaded machines adapted To lap
sonming, Cont sleeves, &c., $3.50 90
II. ElnbroIderng Machine, making nm orna
mental stitch with threads, $3.50 90
~. Machines oil lnige size for Sewing avn
ings and ship snls--with fixtures and ap
Taratns COMPLICATION si0O To $500 on
Machines will be fitted for my unusual peculiarly of
work ON reasonable terms. The Machines securely
rnsked for transportation my part of the world und
full printed instructions for using aud keeping them In
order. furnished with each machine
Machine needles, Silk twist spools--3 cord linen
prices.
Principal oiIoc-No 323 Broadway. Y.
BRANCH OFFICES:
81 South Fourth Street Philadelphia; $50 Baltl more
Street Baltimorei psi Washington 81 Boston; I'M
Elm Street, Cincinnati
90 dan l. nj. SINGER e. 90.
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POSTPONEMENT.

THE above sale has been postponed to Monday
the 10Th December when il will POSITIVELY take place,
at Amer.t G. H. that heing Court oy.
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Terms of Sale

small portion of the purchase money will be
qured in cash. and for the residue credit of one,
ind three years, (equn nsalmentr) will be gventhe
purchaser, purchasers ng the payment of the
ame by negotiable notes. payable of The Banks
in Lynchhure, satisfactorily endorsed and the title Ia
the land be retained unt The entire purchase money
is pad subject to be re-sod in default of payment
further security.
Acting as trlStes, viii only convey sucn title /,
vested in me by the deed aforesaid
noy3.d&ciS lee CHlSWELI DABNEY, TrRs'oe.
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\ EGG 40 IL y WANTED-Ibe subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES OF both
IS, between the uges of 10 aud 30 years including Me-
rhanics such rs Blneksmths and Carpenters, and will
pay Lhe highest mnrke prcea in cash His office is
newly erected brick building LIST Lynch street, i'm
mediuely in rrur of the Farmers Bank, where he is
prepared, (having erected buildings with TIM yiew) To
b)ard negroes sent to Lynehbnrg for salo otherwise,
moderate terms.and keep them secure us il they
were placed in the Jail Of the Corporation.
sept 5 dSc3m SETH WOODRODF,
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v,RsSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE

y
deed OF trust executed by james Leebearng date
III 18th day Of June, 1910 and recorded in the
Count, Court of Amherst, shull the 9Th day of De
mber 1888, on the ptemses' xpose 10 snlc by way Of
public nuctinn the
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CAMPBELL c. II Nov. 1853.
THE parties interested in the foregoing decrcta
der are hereby gifted To attend atmy office Camp.
bell Courth house, the 22ndof December which
time ard place shall proceed the settlement Of the
accounts thereby required.
l5.w4w EDWI II. PAGE Com'r.
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iME BUYEHs TAKE NOTICE.

4 have in Store | 10 Bhls Boterout Lime, from
u NEW kiln. II has been uied in this place by good
workmcn and pronounced To be of very superior qla
t>-being we'll burnt and perfectly white. shall keep
regularly supply OF this lime hnnd and will ell it
low HM. A. MILLER
nov 9ts On thu Basin.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA TONS.
Ia l en- - - 81
COvington \ Ohio Railroad.


bptofOSALS will be received Mt the office Of the
Covingtnn and Ohio Railroad in Covinelon, until
me lam o Decemper next for the graduation and mn
sorry ct about seventy i've miles of the above road of
which, the eastern portion. mprisug frty miles lies
next west OF CovingNon; and the western portion
consisting OF about TWENTY-FIVE MILES, lies
between the hanawha River \ he mouth o Big Sandy
lage share OF the wpr, To be le-includng bridging
aud unncing- is heavy and desirable and is well wor
thy the attention of responsible contractors. The west
err sections of the above work now ready for ex
anatlon and the eastern portion will be prepared for
inspection by the sth If December
Further in ormetion may be obtained on application ut
the comyanys offices ut Oovington and Guyandotte.
BY order of the Board
CllAS h. FISK,
Chief Engineer.
n. B.-The Board of Public Works oi Virginia un.
der whose direction the covingon and Ohio Railroad il
to be constructed, State account will meet at Gov
nglon on the 18th OF December, above nnmed for the
purpose of rereivng aud acting the proposals that
may be offered. nov IS-dS 5decl
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TRACT OF LAND

n whIch the SAID james Lee rrsidcd, ut The -ai-
time of his death, situated in the county of Amherst
few miles from the city OF Lynchburg, and containing
52S ACRES, more or less. 1t il expected that the
tract will, previous to the day of sale, be divided into
scyprnl lot ; AMI " in be sold nccordinplv,
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81, $685. 30

Showing business unprecedented in Lille Insurance.
The annual dividends average one-third the pre-
MUM pnid. thus making tho actual cost very low
few dollars pnid annually secures hundreds
thousands to tho policy holder.
W'Persona in Lyncbbulg cnn Obtnn necessary blanks
Of DE-. VIM. s. Morris. Medical Adviser for the Com
pany. nov 3 dac3m1
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This cause came this day again to be heard upon
the paper, formerly read the of VIM Organ, adj
minstraor of Martha Barber decd, the report of Com
missioner Page made in pursuance of the order of the
24tl of May 1883 and was argued by counsellor
federation whereof the doth adudge, order and
decree that of the Commissioners OF This court do
after calling all the creditors of Martha Barber decd
by adve etsement published n week for month
in the Lynchburg Vrginan, take the debts
due by the estate of Martha Barber decd and do al
take furth, Of the administration of VIM,
Organ said estate showing the balance in his hands
and di, de the amongfhe creditors according to
their preferences if any otherwise pro rata, and make
report thereof this
Copy-Teste
J. ID. ALEXANDER, Crk.
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LEE n JOHNSON,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,

LYNCHBURG, Va,
ri in receipt Of their Fail Stock of Groceries,
"a Liquors, Domestic Goods Tanners Oil Sole Leath.
cr &c, &c all of which they offer their friend and
the public generally ON accommodating Terms
lj-ta
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y TEE CIRCUIT COURT for the

4 N u Apromattox:
- St,0l lar and Betsy his wife William StClar Jno
H.. % - nm Sam Ie S.ClaIr, Wm f Patteson and
- y l.. /. Patleson in their own right AMI us ad
''.S'ia'orf De bonio non, Of Vim Pattcson, d.,
Plaintiffs,
bod AGAINST
IT, a; ra,leson and Rober z. Pateson Ex'crs of
1,l. =. u latfeson, decd. Defendants.
how 10 Gun C"urt aforesaid. IN the 2Sth day Of Oc
" made the following decree in the above case:
nee a, .e ooun doth further adiudgr order and de-
hi 80 a' an account be taken beiule OF the Com.
ioes LIS "i his Court of the partnership transac
~ e"ee' III said Turner H. Fatteson aud the said
Ind 1''sh !" The death of The latter. And that the
eri - aieson dn render bcflre the same C1mmiss-
b f, cunt OF he rents and profits of ooe moiety
fsn, u ''oNe, since tic death of the said VIM. Pat
EXuact-Teste,
JNO. W. WOODSON, Com'r.
Y, P'' @S IN Tie GJcrc case PA6s and Defts.:
ag nj '' 'ohe notice that hive appointed the Och
mIe9l 'i''iy next at NY office at Apromattux O. H.
Y 10 - several accounts aforesaid when and where,
,nd wi IN the morning. you requested to ut
lie ma the papers and evidence necessary toena-
IKE SAID account, Given under my Land, ms
IA 95 ouahcery of the Circuit Court of AppomattoS,
uhy ct November, 1853
nav 90 JNO. W. WOODSON, c. &. &.
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"ANGED-I5O NegrOes-To work on
w the Virginia & 7 enn. Ruil-Roai, the approach-
ing year, ls54-for which liberal prices. will be paid.
Some Blanksmiths, for strkersand Carpenters,
are also desired. Apply
RO. II. GRAY, agent
7-ts Ter Va. q. Tenn. X. Il, %.
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StPEshOk Mountain Buttcr.-l hive
- luT received my Full supply Family Butter from
the justly ceIebated Dnrie, of Mrs Cynthia Bentley.
MIS-. Elizabeth Kent, Messr.. Joseph Coyd Gordan
CloyJ, james NJ. Coyd David McGuvock. and MAJ
james r.. Kcnt-to which invite the ntteuton Of FINN
lies wanting fine article.
nov / Its AMBROSE b RUCKER
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N EGROES At lately
l after the above sale will be sold SEV ERAL VERY
VALUABLE NEGROES viz: Jacob Esther, Mary.Nel
ley and Lucy and her three children.
TERMS: Liberal and made known on day of sale
JESSE j. SALMONS,
nov 2StSdcc Admir-. of James Lee.