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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
UDANDOLPH'S REPORTS, vol. 9th, OF cases ar

I'D ANDOLPHS REPORTS, vol. 9Th, OF
~ gued and determined i'm the Court of A. ,eals OF
Vrgina-just published
Complete Sets of the Va. Reports
Journals eli the Conventions Of 1876 and 1888
Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates OF
Virginia, from l776 to 1880 inclusive
Hening's Statutes at Large and
The Now Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated increase the Public Library of the
State, may be had Of the subsciber the Capitol in
the city Of Richmond, upon the lowest terms
VIM. III. RICHARDSON,
oct. g. 44-n Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
UQNGMS HIGs
BANK CONiNiIoSIONEKS.

Gov. Throop has published notice. that he has de-
'gnated The hrs, Monday in February next the day
CT meeting Tor the delegates from The several Banks
choose commissioners The from the several
Banks in the ist, End, and 81 Senate Dtcts meet
the City Hall. in the city of New York, and those
elected by the Banks, in the 4h 9th, Gh 7th aud 81,
Senate Districts, ate to meet at the courthouse in the
village Of Auburn. nv T. Gax.
NE TARtrf.-An attempt was made at the late
session OF the New Jersey Legislature, to pass re.ol-
tom, ns'uc cling The Senators and Representatives. in
Congress. FROM tina, State, to oppose repeal or any
modification OF the existing Tariff The resolution.
were introdu'edby MIR. Honb over, holn Essex coun.
W and alter long and amin ated debate were re
cd. rNc ~ p,t
LioeraIfty-A black man, by the name of David
Johnson who las been waiter in the boarding house
Of Mrs Toussy, Ne 223 Pearl.sreet. was claimed on
Monday last, by Mr. Douglass. OF Loudoun County
va as slave The man readily confessed that he was
the ProPertyof Mr. ID. Tho Boardcrs in
OF his attention and good conduct in the house for six
years past, with libeality which does credit to their
feelings, immediately subscribed the of flee hun.
drcd and fy dollars and ransomed him. The gratitude
OF the slave can be easily imagined Such an instance
OIL humanity we venture to assert has never been evnc-
ed in any boarding house establishment i'm this cty In
consequence Of the interest manifested the slave his
master with esmmendablo lberaty reduced the price
from S6OO to $50. NJ Y. Cour. g. Eng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

Mrs. Sarah So,1eiI, Guardian for William Gregory
Mann, Julia -dnn Mann, and Margaret Sarah
Mann.
NOTICE is hereby given you, that application will
18th day of December next behalf OF the Chester.
field Rail Road Company for the appointment Of valuers
to the damages which will be sustained by the said
William Gregory Julia Ann, and Magaret Sarah Mann,
Road, through their property the County of Chester
field. MONCURE ROBINSON, Agent Of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Nov. II. 6O-tlithDec
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

The newspapers ara filed with details
o.. the battles winch have recently taken
place between the Russian and Turkish
armies. SO the baf.eo5 Prarad,, the loss
o.. 'ae Turks IS sand 10 have been oJoo
z...ea.
e.e,l..l,o7 Is busy DO predicting inc
.-.s '. .-.7 mos. --" .-..-a't 90 .''.--
A0 eyes ara now turned upon england rs
To- .aa a.'.'ef o.. events. il Is e'.a,.l '.a.
7'a ... nom OCT t'-' P"''o'l t"'
ODD .-a ...a.I MS OBJ I'D. RUSSIAN arms, -'.-
.e-'' '.l"1-' - -I' ''...'
ODD .-e one sides a.. .as 2'o..'e o.'s Oh
.le other, a'a about TO fs'-ohine"cS A'
~l.-.'
var -s o-sa eec-t.tl between -A.'s,'''
'.- -E'--o- france aa- Ale'o'1 are
also ia a9s.,..,.as.
he .--.Is o. ta..l9.. arc iA a oea2e-
rate estate. Inc ,Ir-u- -l.g--- SUD- cont"
Haes bus bloody 9.oscr. non. Arrests ana
executions on Hoiaeal charges are YET oil
reg occurrence.
...7 pave a-el some serious ais.''
Dances Ireland. The most deadly hatred
"5 cherished between Ae O.a.ss."e"
lH. Catholics. lI tem1aagA, nme per
sons are re3a..ea 10 have been Killed. q
Te.a. ..'h coal ls.tla states li"' ,e.
PERSONS a-. been BILLED ana ,A.lil "'aHle.
H- -Ha.-N.aa. The parties were armed
Wumasae.s and liked oaFoae.si and some
vIh .F.Hcs. P.'cH.arSs, &c.
The President o.. Greece has rejected
/ -1c protocol prepared by the courts of q.
Britain, twceard Russia, for a pac'Hea
non between Greece and Turkey. lis
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16
- u PnLntncEet Enalirsr.

Lost Chlidrsn--In a thickIy populated
village like ours, and that population made
up, in great measure OF children, moth
ing Is more common thanto see, ofan eve
ming, an anxious mother, looking for some
little wauderer, who has strayed from his
pateual home, TO the vicinity of the mills
Tor the river. On Sunday evening last,
am instance Of this kind was witnessed al
Valley Falls, In this vicinity. A Mrs.
Carpenter missed, towards the close OF tHa
day, her lite boy aged four years. She
waited until dark, with an anxiety that
mothers only know, and still her 'dear
boy" as she said, came not AT this time
a Mrs Sl0cum, who resided Ia the same
house, went with her to seek him. The
village was alarmed, and every part Of d
searched without effect And as "a last re-
sort the water was drawn from the fumes
of.h5 mills The mother stood by, watch
ing tor the bejy of hsr son, when muir
mrr from the crowd said it was discover
.ed-a corpse was drawn from the water
her aoul almost left IFS f-lil tenement when
% was brought before her, and she strained
her eyes to behold again the features Of
her Iaslbabe-she gazed once, and again
with ten fold interest; uen gave a shrek of
ioy, for il was not the .hiid other bosom.
but the son Other neigibor, Mrs. olocum,
the very woman who bad come with her
10 look for the lost one. and who had not
entertained fear oftp safety of her own
offspring. But shor, % her was that mo.
mentary triumph, for ee her surprise was
over, another hteIess body was taken
fon the same trench, sad she knew it as
d fond parent knows ito own.--TheY had
been fishing, as was odd by their fishing
rods found near; one Of them fell DO, and
the other was probably a victim, la iheuo
be attempt TO rescueh.m from wa,ery IS
ua,lmeiy grave. Etery attemptto Fes0s
citats them proved fn.tleez.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

reserved orders .rom tue Sglllu - niarca
Immediately upon Shumla. it was also
understood that the Sultan would inmedl-
ateiy take the field at the head OF the corps
d'armee which had been collected al Terra
MA
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

nTEm On Tuesday The S,h nst. at
ST. Cmrswle, o. Mr.. DAVID IRWIN,
and young man, his apprentice, named
ELIJAH JOHNSTON The Young man
had wen, into a vel, which had been shut
u1 some time. When about halfway down,
he Cell TO tine bottom, aud remained silent
Mr.. Irwin, not knowing tie cause Of bis
fll. went 10 after him, and also fell. Il
was thus that the presence Of noxious gas
10 the well was ascortained Life was ex-
ua.u.shed ia both before they could be 60,
ont. NIr. IrwIu was formerly resident Io
Wheeling, and was universally respected
as a most worthy citizen.
We rus, that the sudden death Of these
tsl.ow-beugs, viii be improved as a warn
mg against going into wells which have
been long closed, until the quality Of the
air below has been properly tested. This
IS easily done. by letting down a lighted
candle, or fire IN any shape. lftho candle
viii mo-. burn at the SUFFICE of the water
the descent ought not to be attempted unu
the aox.oas vapour shall be expelled.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

ATI n 0-6sT n TT0HeTl70. o n1-1- TIc-T--
cj boz exchange NJ con,s per l5. Vs. H. G Co..
IRE ag MS tor ths sale Of the Washington Press
invented by Samuel Rust which obey offer Tor
con aec,uuoI al.1s {. rms. Propuetots ot pie
7ess who ul.i pubi-h th.s advertisement three
times, wlIl be allowed two io..l.s 90 settlement OF
lne.r accounts. or iu articles hom tie Foundry.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

TIE fo70ci9r concentration came irt0
3sr hands ,c,.5ia @ ftw days past:
tD.el in GraadvIow township, Wash
i-r.on couutv(O.) on the 26,h AprhIS29,
Mrs. Elisabeth H0gs Jsaes, aged twenty
four years. The subject Of this short
memoir was through life possessed OF the
sentiments OF virtue, chastity, and refined
sensibilty; which were conspicucusly G.
yigced by her department, aud the SENT
ments she always expressed. In her
manner and address. she was courteous,
1r5aae. and agreeable: she was conyersiJ.e
and intelligent a short time subsequent
TO her initiation into the matrimonial circle,
She was attacked By a violent visitation OF
influenza, which at intervals repeated lts
dsDredations, and accompanied with great
evnectoration IN her last illness. produced
dissolution. Previous 10, aud during her
Inst sickness, she was humble and resign
d From her aspect and conversation, q
was plainly discovered she experienced thc
sweet atIlatio1s ofthe Holy SurIt. There
IS the strongest conviction tlat she has
Yassed over the Jordan of Death 10 the
Promised Land Of eternal happiness and
glory. She suffered much persecution and
affection; but IS now IN that land where
,the wicked cease from troubling and The
,-,ar7, nys ~ TNst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

COMMUNICATIONS, the p,rpu,aa
LADIES EAIR


The Ladies aud GenlIrmen Of fynehburg
andi's vicinity. are respectfully informed, that
many OF the Ladies OF this town propose. on
this day. TO have q AIR IN the Assembly Room
at he franklin Hotel. his being the first ev-
er attempted in this part of The country. il is
greatly to be hoped that il viii succeed beyond
the most sanguine expectations esps ciaIly when
il is taken into consideration tina, its object is
highly laudable, as the proceeds of the Fair
are 10 be appropriated to very charitable pur
pose. call upon my Townsmen and Ladies
to come forth on this day, being the day of the
Far, and encourage these highly esteemed,
praiseworthy and patriotic Ladies, who have
devoted SO much of their time in working up
articles with their own hands TO suit and please
the public all ofwhich are TO be devoted tn
charitable purpose. have been an eye wit.
ness 10 the great exertiohs of many of the La
dies OF this town, who have ornamented and
Stted up the Assembly Roum. ! can assure the
public that they have done so with more ele.
egance aud taste than can possibly be conceiv-
ed Althoug h they said they had nothing like
finished decorating the Room, am sure even
when | saw II, il far exceeded any thing for
elegance, taste and beauty ever seen in this part
Of the country. oh, my young Townsmen if
this Room appears so very brautiul TO me,
married man-what must :tappear to you,
Waen, III auulIon 10 the decorations OF arr, "
will be decorated with the beautiful, lovely an
gelc souls who, am told, are 10 be salesmeu
IL must appear like palace in good earnest.
Tickets o: admission are Ia be only % Gents.
When saw this beautifully decorated Room,
| snould have considered that a very low price
but what mus ii appear to be worth, when this
d lightful Room will exhibit the novel sight, AT
least in this part of The world, of seeing the
fair, lovely Young Ladies behind the counter
measuring tape, aud offering You many beau
iiul articles, worked up with their own beau.
it'll hands 7 Will yon not think that ] dollar
admission TO this charming Room would be
very cheap price As il is, you are only 20
pay % cents. You will lay Out the more mo-
ney with your lovely vendors In addition 10
all this, am told thai this spendidly decorated
Room is TO be beautifully Illuminated, in very
superb style, and there will also be IA full baud
OF Music during the illumination. Hoping to
see every man, woman, hoy and child there,
and that they will deal literally with their
talr vendors, | shall subscribe myself
TRUE ElRGlNIAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
MARKETS, &c.

The prospect OF an abundant harvest IS g. cat
throughout Ireland and England consul.
cradle quantity of wheat had been cut IN Eng
land, which proved to br OF excellent quality.
Corn aperngcs--The duty on foreign wheat
has experienced further advance Of IS per
quarter, beng now admissible al a duty Of lSs
Sd per quarter The duty on barley remains
as al the last report, but that on oats Is Is Cd
per quarter higher, and that on beans also is
cd per quarter above the last statement The
former gram is now admissible al n duty OF rs
81 per quarter, and the latter nt lbs per quar-
Ter. The duty on foreign peas has lowered Is
Cd per quarter, that gram being now admitted
al IDS per quarter.
London Corn Erchange, .4ug 5.-Ibe mag
nude of our foreign supplies has IN a great
measure produced such state oil lIteiessness
in oar market this morning, that scarcely any
business has been done still The few sales efiec-
of fine wheat, barley aud oats, were at Mon
day 8 prices.
Liuerp0ol Aug | The import OF Cotton
this week was l9,0Sl bales, and the sales II, $50
bales, including $50 Uplands ut 5to6 ID,
1900 New Orleans, 8 1.S to 7 l.8, 2lOO Aab
and Ten. ai5 to5 49, and by auction, 40
Uplanfs At 5to SO, $50 Orleans. 10 3
Is $50 Mobile. d 3 4 TO 8 "a. The sales to-
dav ale about 1000 bales.
Although the compile xion Of the market has
not changed materially. it has more steady
appearance, aud buyers have come forward
more freely, at The currency Of last week with
the exception Of 900 BrHzlls and the same guam
lIty of American for export, and 800 OF the lat
ter on speculation. the sales have been wholly
10 consumers.
There has been a moderate business done IN
Grain, bat al a reduction Of Is a 2s per ar. on
Wheat for Flour there has been more inquiry
al our quotations, and considerable purchases
al Indian Corn have been made for the lrIsh
market.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug. !.
The sales of the week are IL 900 bags prI-
ces remain without alteration upon those OF
last week. tThe imports are 30 900 bags, name
ly % 900 American, GOO Brazil, 800 Demefd-
ras aud 100 Barbados.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
CHLORIDE OE LINE.

From conversation we have had with sew
eral gentlemen who have usrd the Chloride of
Lime, "e have no doubt of the esirrme useful.
ness of this preparation 10 immediately correct
ing all bad scents, such AS those arising in back
lots, drains, cellars, jas, &c. II is also very
extensively u'ed tnr bleaching and taklng out
stains. Bv reference to the Journal Of Prafes.
sor Silliman, whose authority, particularly on
this subject, is unduubied, or to MIR, Williams,
jaior oil thi, place, every person will he satisfied
of the good effects of this article. Chloride OF
Lime is cheap article, aud may be had at the
Medicine Store of Ooct. Howell Davies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

lie tells US. too. that he sought IN vain, IN thai
or the essay of" A Son of Erin" for argu
ments show why the Catholics ought To be
emancipaied Now the Argument he seemed
20 rely on most was that the Catholics we're
unworthy OF Liberty, and that they bad al
ready abused the privileges granted them This
think " Son of Erin" has successfully re.
futed but of that your readers are they most
proper judges. For my own part did not
wish to argue the matter NJ all. Nv object
was 10 remove from the Protestants of Ireland
the disgrace OF being thought connected with
the vile party whose actions he endravored
10 defend. But were disposed 10 argue.
should not touch on the subject he speaks of
namely " the rights of man." No, would
consider IL an insult TO the good sense of this
community to bring forward any atgumen, to
prove that man has right TO worship his
creator according TO the dlstates OF his con
science without being subject TO civil disab,l
ties. This doctrine is plain and will he readily
admitted by any trne Repubcan.-Where,
then, was the use oil argument | could not
expecte TO convince him OF his error. No, 20, IL is
evident he must have closed his ewes against
The light, or else his spleen, dixie the poison
OF certain reptes) has increased 10 such
degree that il actually obsourcd his vision.
And hence one master PASS ion IN the breast,
Like aaron's serpent, swallows all the rest"
u rs really amusing 10 see the airs this gen
heman assumes. After setting public opinion
nj defiance, he coniempuously tells his conn-
trynen, he never sought their favor, ahd that
his popularity i, too fl mly based 10 be shaken
by them. The oonoeit ofthls seli.lmpor,ant
parsonage reminds me of what Pope says on
Pride:
"ofal the causes which conspire to blind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

Ynl the directions Of the will Of John Han.
- sard, dec. late 0i the county of Amherst.
winch will has been duly recorded in The Su.
pefior Court of sand county, will be exposed
10 sale, on the premises, On the ID day oil Jan
usry mex, that part OF the sad 1 stalor's tract
OF land. tying in the county OF Amherst, "hfch
adjons the lands Of Anthony aucker, dec. aud
which IL TO he separated from the remainder
OF the tract, by the road from Tlnsiey's line,
with the Spring inGiuded.) 10 WIN. McDan-
ieI's line. 10 The Mansion House tract A Plat
and Survey Of the land will he present on the
day of sale--and The land Will be sold TO the
highest bidder. for en- h, uuless The terms of
sale should be otherwise directed by the devil.
sees, John, Ambrose, Archey, Sophia, Polly,
Pamela aud Caroline, children Of the Tesator,
and between whom The proceeds are directed
20 be divid, Il.
BENZ. TAIIAFERRO, High Sheriff
oil Amherst county, aud as such, al.
minisiralor with the will an
pexed OF John flansard,
deceased.
n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
FEMALE EDUCATION

e"E IAN and winter session of my Schoo
800 "'i commence on the 2Sth last. ItwilI
opened IN the room that have occupied
heretofore, but in about Two ,nouths exped 10
'e''o'e 1t TO the school room attached TO The
"e'."g nonse which the Assoc lated Methodists
are now building.
Wy course ofins'ructon will be liberal, As |
,a ,,u ~ establish myselfhers permanently as a
ni a.uei OF females, every attention will be
go" 10 render my school of first standing.
'""' oe assisted by my sister Rehecca.
Mini X. b. TOWNLEY,
~ VI fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

.,ys,,s ratio 10 the anticips,ions ofthe Spanish
commander.
The runor of the arrest of Com. Porter al
N.,;co is believed 10 be unfounded, letters ha-
Mn, been received in New York from Doctor
poardman. his surgeon, Of as late date as the
,,,,or which are silent respecting it.
nP The Ladies Fair will commence THIS
MORNING, as heretofore announced.-We
are requested to say that tickets of admission
,,,v be procured at the Post Office, At DR.
Howell Davies's, at Maj Abram r. Nor,h's
hoax store, at the Messrs. Ayres's, and al the
Ersnklin Hotel
We should have written CO mplimentary ar
,;cle on the occasion, had not the reception of
The animated remarks of A Troe Virginian"
rendered it unnecessary. The authors style
will betray him to be gentleman with ~hom
we usually differ in sentiment on political ques.
inns bu, with whom we sgree ON the present
occasion most cordially.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

WHEAT This article sustains our last quo
tations at 65 to 81 cents bushel. The last
Richmond accounts quote the price there from
90 to 95 cenls-and Flour al So II 2 cents.
There seems moi much prospect OF an improve
meni, but some fear of further decline.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
REVIEW
OF the LYnchburg Markets.

Corrected for The Virginian, by
Thomas A. HoLcomBE and RICHARD TYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Iobac-
co, from So 95 TO GO
Inferior 10 common, 3 95 10 IS
Common TO good, 4 75to 4 40
Good 10 hne, e On TO y 90
Strips, q % to b %
Refused, 3 90 10 3 50
Inspected the past week i IL hhds passed tobac
co, % bids refused, total l35.
We have accounts from England to the 7th
II August. The tobacco market without
charge. Our market here Is very dull and pri-
cps low We learn from Richmond that there
i, no activity in that market
Flour. dull at So rs 4 90
Wheat, 90
Whskey, wholesale, 90 to 90
Corn, wholesale, per Dbl. w
Meal, per buShel 81
Bacon, 7oO to 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on Thursday evening the ION
inst. by the Rev SalDl. Philips, MIR. 1HO3
JONES' 90 Miss FRANCES. daughter of Capt
james Waits, dec. all Of Bedford county.
----, at Montpelier, near Amherst court
house, on Wednesday evening last nv the Rev
Charles n. Page, SAMUEL X. DAVIES, esq
10 Miss SARAH, daughter ct the late MeJ Jas
Franklin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
To Ihe Editors ofihe Viyginidn

GENTLEMEN In looking over your paper
of this morning perceived that nav commnni'
cation. which you were kind enough 10 publish
last Thursday, was pronounced by" An obsrr'
yer" 10 be sill-born and scarce worthy OF 40.
tice. This was little more than | expected
from him-and do assure him would consd'
er bis approval ofaDy &C, of mine reqF0aeb'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
RACING.


THNHE Races of the Valley Jockey Club will
commence nj the Botctouri Springs, Oh
Tuesday the 2Oth of October next
On the first day there will be run for sweep
stake by 3 year old colts, all by Mr.. William
X. JohnSon's mll bred horse Lawrence en-
trance $50 each half forfeit There are
SIX subscribers aud the subscription closed
Th, is expected 10 be very interesting race,
rs the colts are remarkably promising. On
The second day Two thirds ofthe money sub
scrbed by the Club will be run for--two mule
heats On the third day The remaining third
will be run for, the best three IN five, mile
heats. On the fourth day will he run for the
preprielor's purse Of Sl0O. mite heats.
The proprietor is not now prepared 10 state
accurately what the second aud third days pur-
ses will be worth. The period Of five years,
for which the old Club was formed, having ex
pred. There is II new one established 10
which he expects to get IA considerable .acces-
sion of subscribers between this and The time
of the faces. Subscribers are called upon to
he punctnal in their payments, as the subscrl-
Der intends 10 put mp the money. They are
also rrques ed 10 aitrnd early on the first day,
ms IL will be necessary 10 form meeting Of the
Club before the commencement of the races.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
BOtetourt Springs, Sept %. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

uEW SONS OFFICE,
Lynchbure, Sept. 24rh 1929
More Prizes sold az Ilewson's.
Drawn nutnbers,in the New York Consolidated
Lottery Glass No. II
4 2 10 20 SO "a
Nos. 10 20. prize Of $500
242O prize of 200
4 10 30 a prize Of 200
3 4 prize of 100
Were all sold al Hewson's neuer Jaiiing office of
Lnck. Call and Try the chances lin the splen-
ded Schemes now offered at
HEWSON'S most astonishing
Office OF Luck
Where the CASH will, at all times, be paid for
priges.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
To The Ciizens Of Lynchburg.

SXIOUR Common Couhcil some time lasi
Spring, thought it advisable TO give every
one an opportunity TO receive vaccination, to
prepare them against that loatbsome disease,
the Small Pox and for that purpose, con-
tract was made with Doctors Cabell. Owens,
Davies, Stevens, Holcombe, Rose and Patter.
son TO perform that service. These centlemen n,
we expec:, complied with every application in
thu, way ; and should there be any persons
white or colored) that did not avail themselves
of that opportunity they are requested to Call
Oh either Of those Doctors, within thirty days
from thi, time, and the, will be attended TO,
gratis JOHN THURMAN, r. 7. Z.
Sept "a IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

"A l. hAeiER capable of giving nstruc, ion
IA In IN English Grammar and the sahordi.
emo, ora"ch "fan English education can find
Tor ~: n ne". about p miles from Lynchburg
man os T;nsu'"s year, b, applying at the virg,
Septl7 o4