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Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.

= - "INC 'sIINI DCId'FdIC OdIlaI.
ollC[. Is hereby given that this canal is now
~ open for navigation.
Inc Locks are 100 feet in learth by % feet in
width and the Canal can be navigacd by vessels
Wimh those drnrnsions, and drawing 7 feet water
Iiie rates ottoll have been fixed low, as TO make
1t Tn" cieapcsi, as well the most expeditions and
safe channel of cumnunicat ion between the waters
OF the Chosap AXE aud Delaware. ANY Information
IN reinon e the canal futcs of toll. &c may he had
on appli at the conpany's Office No. Al Wal
mt street, Piadclphia
Horses for towing may always he hired at a low
price ut either end of the Canal
ROBERT NJ. LEWIS, President.
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Comuanv
H. GIi.rTN Secretary nov, o5ct
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5o5I prizes amounting to $1,000
Tickets StO--Halycs, Quarters aud Eighths in
proDortion-Tor sale at LAMBERT'S
Fortunate Office
Where was sold and paid at sight, "Wednesday
evening last, whole ticket -, o. 80, przo of $500
Az the Connecticut Lottery, No. aud where CAPT
tails arc fod and paid in like manner in almost ,cry
Lottery. nov p
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GRAND SCHEME.

NIhfN4Nb OCI1 ENIE.
-'Ne'" York Lottery, No. l3, Ior 1929.
10 No. Lotlery-G Drawn Ballots.
Only ll,l9O Tickets
Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000, $500. 2IlO.
&c. &c. &c
Tickets $40 Halves ;, Quarters . !, Eighths T.
The drawing will take place This Afternoon in
New York AT qaarter before o'clock end be re-
celved on Sunday next, Ut the Lottery and EXCHANGE
Office Of THO r. DIGCTp
Where IN the last regular Class of this LOTTERY
whole ticket No. 30. -, ~ the highest ConiroI ~
$4,000 was sold to gentleman ofths city, aud paid
at sight. NOV, e5s
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A CARD.

III, HEnBERI,S FIRST B,ncfi 10, Richnood
M R. HERBERT brgs leave u, int,r, ,La &c, '.,
- Gentlemen Of Richmond Manchester aud then ,; enn
n" Visitors thai his Benefit will take place ON
ni"- On which occasion, wl bc iIoic M fr,at , eve
Nieio Dn"a OF PETER BELL The w .T:S.nM ne ne. new
on TIfE ynURDERFhIS or sLJSSJ ar, Wv FIX,
MIR H,EsSRr After which, favorite Ballet ~1 @ Hen
Sotcin.,e with the musical Face OF the rim 40 gL ~
CITE. Crack. Mr. HEEBIEr. FHhE
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UTSSA1S ON BANkING.-Th day, published hy
NJ COLLINS s. co. Essays Banking, originally pub
lshcd IN the Richmond EuTi'rccoucctcd improved. and
enlarged. BY Clifton Of Virginia
For sale by " Whyte Iccrsbur1 W GRAY Frcdcrcks-
burg C. Bonal, Norfolk 4 Il North lyuchbuIr, and & p.
M'kennie Charloues .iuc. nov 26
ENLEGANT ANIMALS tor 1880 -Frcndship' s.
~ Offering. Shobcrls Forget Me Not, The Win
tcrs Wreath Ackcrmaos Juvenile Forget Me Not.
Atlantic Souvenir for sale at thc Book and Stationery
store Of V. D. SANXAY.
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FnK SALE

IA FOX SALE,
H%E(A The valuable Lot Of Ground. contaming
Hi 80 four acres, with the dwelling and ont hou-
$3.50 recently erected thereon, ~ The neigh
bourhood Of Bellville aud betwe, tue W esham and
Richmond Turnpike Roads Al the buildings are
entirely new, the house Is viry handsomely hnlsh"d
for family residence, aud there Is we'll % excel
lent water IN The yard. For terms apply 10
sept 2I-cots GUSFANUS MAERS
o. An APPRENTICE is wanted AZ '"e N"S oG'''
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50 Sets Patent Balances.

IHNHE Subscriber has just received per the brig
Il Mark, from the manufacturer IN Boston, fresh
supply Of Bnlancs OF almost every description used
weighing from 5000 lbs to so lbs. al,o spare peas.
cotton hooks, Sc &C. which viii be sold at the low
est manufacturers prices for cash. on short credit
| = In WIN. J. CLARKE.
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THIS DAY
Il. CHI Bif.S

PRiAE List IN the Connecticut State LOTTERY,
II No II.
IS, 80, 2l, l3, 45, &c., %. Is.
The drawing OF the following Lottery will be re
cceived TINS .4FFER.NOO.T where the cush will
DC paid immediately for all prizes suld
ODD ~ EVEN SYSTEM
~ which the holder of two tirkets or two slarcs
certain Of obtanuga' least one prize g. NAV draw
tity. f
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No :,
FOR 829, The drawing Of winch vii take place in
b,dtim"Ie on "Wednesday, The 25th of November
The whole Lottery will be completed in one draw
h2. and tcket drawing superior prize will no, hc
restricted rom drawing IN inferior one also High
est prize $4,000
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Ihe Pensacola Gazette, IL noticing III arrival
at that port from Now York, of the u States sloop
"f war Peacock Observes hat the experiment of cot
ton sails has thus far proved satisfactory.
Mr.. Gwynn, OF Londonderry, Ireland. lately de
ceased, 5equeathed forty flee thousand pounds Ser
Ing To. the establishment of school for the oducs
tun. clothing, boarding, and apprcntccing of male
children IN the city, and prescribed adjacent district
without regard to religious distinctions" Tho s,,n
is vast, CONSIDERING tnn cheapness OF education md
living IN that purt of Ireland. ""'
ChedsdPenke aud De1ra.s Candi--Thr Phladelnbi, Ma
tnaai Gazette states thai the tolls received on tins canal al
ready amoun, !" about one hundred dollars day. On the
the western locks. $500 'S''' Pa'Se"'
MARRIED, on "Wednesday ,notn,c las, lac ~. ~.
simon Sykes, MIR JEr BLA.kHuRN of tins county IN Mis-
l.ucS ANN DAVIS Of this city. ' " WISE
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For sale by T.. MICkLE,
nov p Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel.
e. ELECT SCIIoOI.-My School will be continued
~ the ensuing year. The of instruction will
embrace the Greek aud Latin Languages Mathematics
Arithmetic, Geography with the of Maps and
Globes; English Grammar, English Composition, &c.
The School will commence the 25th day of Janua.
~ 1880, aud terminate the 10th day of December
following.
There will be vacation OF four weeks, commencing
on the 12th day of June
The charge for board, tuition Washing lodging and
fuel, will be one hundred and dollars, payable
onehal on the lS day OF June, 1850, and the other
half on the LIST day of December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental and as
much care and Kindness Will extended to boys con
fded 20 my instruction, TO my children.
No boy, more than Il years old will be admitted IN
10 the school, unless he shall be personally known to
me for orderly, exemplary department.
My residence is remote from the haunts of vice nd
immortality, and remarkably healthy u is situated in
the county of Louisa, 80 miles from Richmond, and
the like distance from Fredericksburg. The stage
from fredericksburg to Cartersvile by my res.
licences aud that from Richmond to Harrsonburg,
within = short distance of IT,
Letters to me should be directed 10 Gardeners x
Roads, Louisa WILLIAM NELSON, Jr
81
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or SPLENDID LOTTERY. 60
(Only 81, lgD Tickels)
.NEY YORK Consolidated LOTT,ERJ
SCEIE.ME.

OILASs so 10
The drawing will bc received SUNDAY NEXT
as Number I.ouery--G Drawn Ballois)
C(ITIr AR
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by DAyENPORT. ALLEN a 80
CROCERTES e.

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AFTER THE COMEDY,
Nlr. and Miss WELLS will dance tho mos, ,o,,
.hta"et dc Ia Cour and Gaponc of Vesiris.
Como Song, Tippcty Wtchci, Mr.. A. Dickson.
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The whole to conclude with he lauphnble Fare.
BULGE OF BLUNDERS.

~, III .r,,rarsai the heln Drama Of PETER TIE
WAGGONEk, or the .Nurdereys Of Df,,x;oc
W Box and Pit SI-Checks not transferable.
nov 27
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THEATRE.

MIR. AND MISS WELLss LAST NIGHT
BUT ONE
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sale OF GL.9SS JY.qRE.
On W EUNESDAY next the % Decer,bo, ~
half past 10 o'clock, shall sell at our Auctinn.
Store. about - 1'"N''i|
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One Hundred Packages Glass Wdre,
Just arrived from the manufactorv, comprisino
w assof'e' OF Decanters Salts Dishes, TumbIers
hoV q ID. a 81 Co. Aucts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
COM MERCIAL RECORD
MARK ELS.

Eour.-There was some speculative demand
Tor this article The curly part Of the week. On
Tuesday one lot OF 500 barrels was sold ut Sd ;
for another lot of200, Richmond inspection, 81
p was given. Yesterday there was some de
cline, and purchases were made from the way
ons al 81 IS. The fair quotations would nov
be from $3 81 to So 10.
Wheat has been selling ms high rs 20 cent,
bul the price yesterday was four shilling, for
good wheat.
C0rn.--There has been but little new ia mar.
kel winch has sold readily at 81 80 ,he barrel
When II begins to come in freely, so abundant
has been the crop, this price eau hardly be OK.
pecled 10 be maintained.
Pork.-We have heard OF but one small drove
yet brought 10 market that was sold at "a,
and another LOT now selling at s.. The Yves
tern drovers will, no doubt, fluid this a good
market for their hogs tins year. The quantity
Of old Bacon OH hand is small and the price
high
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
OBITUARY.

DIED, very suddenly, near Rogersvile.
east lennessee,) On his return home, from a
trip 10 the West, on the 2isi uii. Mr. RHO.
DAM BiGBlE. formerly Of Bnckinghs ham. but
recently resident OF Lynchburg. Mr.. Bigbe
was an upright and hones, man, aud was nui-
VERBALLY esteemed by all who we're acquainted
with hun. The distressing circumstances of
his death, far distant from his home, are much
alleviated by the iact that he was carefully
attended TO during his illness, and that when
the last sad Offices of humanity were TO be
performed, he vas "by strangers honored and
~ strangers mourned."
-. in Prince Edward, on the Doth inst
PHILIP WATKINS. Esq. in the s7th wear Of
his age, after lingering and wasting disease.
Upright aud Just IN all his conduct, he was fol-
lowed to the grave by the respect aud rover.
snce OF his numerous friends and relatives.
1noher Revolutionary Patriot gone DE.
parted this llie. IN Amherst county. on FRIDAY
the I'D inst MAJ Henry Turner, aged ~
years. Alter long life Of uuspotted purity. he
sunk 10 the grave. the final resting place Of
all mank by all who knew him,
aud leaving chasm Ia his family. mud among
his numerous friends, which time alone can
heal No mao who has attained 10 his honora-
BILE years ever left a more pure aud uuspoued
character legacy 10 his progeny. In the
"h's WHICH H'"u hrh sous NM. Turner was
found in tho ranks of those few who swore 10
he free, brayely coniendng for his couuiry's
righs--and alter tue eventlul struggle had en-.
ded IN blessings On his country. he left the
tented field aud the din oil battle for the pure
and unsophis,icaied pleasures OF domestic lite
Twas IN this sphere we knew him, and we are
proud TO testify that in all the relations Of
husband, father, master aud friend no man
excelled him. Altho' he fingered on the con.
fines OF eternity Tor three painful years. IN con.
stnni anticipation of the paleiaced messenger,
death--yet, when the cruel stroke was given,
his friends, tho prepared. were unwilling to let
him 60 and the deep gosh OF affection aud re-.
gret was seen 10 burst from every breast. Ma
ture nj ! IS formation stamped the man on every
feature. Pence to his humble shade. We
trust his soul is in the bosom of the God who
gave IT. Let those who knew and venerated
him initiate his virtues.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
Sept. "a

NOTICE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust,
~ executed 10 the Subscribers ny Ambrose
kucker and Betsy his wife, and is OF record Ia
the county Court of Amherst, for csriain pnr.
poses ~ said deed expressed, will be exposed,
TO sale, nj public auction, on + iday the Both
day ofOct next, if fair, ifnot, the fair day,
tract of land containing sixty acres Wing near
Millers creek ia the county Of Amherst--an-
other tract containing about thirteen hundred
and fifty acres being the tract on which said
RnckeI resides; also one other tract in the
same neighborhood, containing about eight
hundred aud thirty nine acres Oh which Geo
Tinsley resides The sale will be on a credit
Of one, two and three years, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security, and a deed
Of trust on the land to secure the purchase mo
ney. Acting as trustees, the subscribers will
convey such title as is vested in them by said
deed aud none other. which they believe good
The above sale will take place at the resi-
dence Of said Ambrose Rucker.
JOHN MILLER, ! Trus.
ID. r. EDLEY. ! tees.
Aug. 81 wtds5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

SADIE against the Masonic institution IS spreading
like w,ldfre 10 Pesnsylvanis, Vermont, Ohio,
New York, nc. breaking down old party dis
tinotons. and setting all calculations at def
ance.
Honest George kremer has lost his election
to the Pennsylvania Legislature, by majority
against him Of 10 or LOO vsies.
William Minor, esq. is elected Mayor of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Milnor had II. Benjamin
w. Richards esq. H. and John Swift vote.
The Rev. Mr.. Mcclure. of Essex county, Va
has accepted the Reciorship Of Christ Charch,
Alexandria.
Among the on dis in the lale Paris papers Il,
oee, that Prince Cobourg. the husband of the
late Princess Charlotte of Nsles,is about 10 ask
in marriage the Archduchess Maria Louisa, the
widow OF Napoleon.
Alexander III. Everett, our late Minister to
Spain, arrived nj New York, with his lady and
nelce, on the 18TH inst, in the ship Erie, from
Havre.
Washington Irving was in Paris on the first
week Of September. awaiting Intelligence of
the arrival OF Mr.. McLane in England.
MIR. Brown, our late Minister TO France, has
taken passage home Tor himself and family. in
the packet ship Sully, which was 10 sail from
Hayre on the III October. Gen Scott aud ia.
m'ly had also engaged passage la the same
ship.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

Valley jockg Chtb Races
These races commenced at the Botetourt
Springs, on Tuesday tue 3Oth inst. and iermi.
mated as follows
Fra dag-A sweepsiake for colts and lilies,
three years old, mile heats. was won by MIR.
Buford's colt Larro, beating Mr.. Johnsron's
Ally Blsck-eyed Susan. Mr.. Bowyer's dly
FAIRY, aud Mr. Dnnn's horse Oscar, the two
last having Il wn the way
Second dag-joelty Club purse. two mile
heats, was won by Mr.. john 4. Whites horse
Waxy, at two heats.
Third ddy-Post Stake. mile heats, three in
FIVE, was won by Mr.. John =. Whites hors.
Wewhoek, boating Mr. William ilarvies horse
Pnoolet, ut three heats. Pscolet contested the
race with great credit. losing the last heat only
by the throatlalch. Time first heat, l min.
81 seconds second heat, ! min. % sec. ,hrd
heat | min. ~ sec.
Fourth day--Propl ietors purse mile heats,
was won by Mr.. John Z. Whites flly Pocnhon-
las, by Sir Charles. three years old, beating
Mr.. Harv,e's horse by Madison, Mr.. kenis
Mountain Raj, aud Mr.. Johnston's FLY, three
years old by Lawrence, n, three meats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
MORE AUUk.

HEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg. Oct. %, 1929.
Numbers drawn IN the Union Canal Lottery.
class No. ~.
40 80 80 20 27.
Nos 6 23 81, the grand capital prize OF
So, 900 was sold AT Hswson's Office To a rem,
,leman Of Virginia. This is further evidence
to prove that fortunes may be made by dealing
with Hewsoo.
Drawn numbers in the New York Consolidn
ted Lottery, exire class No. 10.
10 81 7 81 30 / ~ 81
Call and receive the caslI, or renew your
prizes IN the Washington Ciiy Lottery, TO be
drawn THIS Ddy---obsrfvn also the Delaware
and South Carolina Lottery, Tickets only 81.
to he drawn the 3lst inst. and Iasily, for for
tunes aud promp, pay always call Oh
HEWsON, the seller
of prizes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
ITEMS.

George r. Gimer has been elected Governor
of Geor gia- For Gilmer q ga for Joel Craw.
ford II ,O69.--HeDry c. Lamar has bden elect
ed Mr.. Gimpr's successor in CoDgress--For
Lamar 20,5O0, for Judge Charlton 1910. Ten
counties to be heard from which would increase
,he majorties Of the successful candidates.
George Wolfe is elected Governor of Penn.
sylyania, by majority of about %, 600 over
Joseph Rner, the Anti Masonic candidate. Be.
fore the election commenced, |. was though,
Wol9ss majority would be 50,e00--but the cru
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
NEW YORK MARKET.

The New York Journal of Commerce of the
23 insl. says The news from Europe receiv
ed on Monday. had the effect 10 RAISE the expec
tation Of holders OF Corn and Flour. One or
two sales OF Flour have been effected at mn ad
vance oil % cents, VIZ: $5f Tor Iroy.--R,ch.-
mond country was sold at Y5 %. The market
"as ila' yesterday, aud continues this morning
l he price OF Wheat IS considerably higher IN
proportion, than that Of Flour; Genesee aying
sold at li29 to 10 cents, and Virginia, in bad
order, al 100 to lob cts.
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From The Baitimore american, Or. "a.
THE MARKETS.

lHk. hAkk ).
HOIOnrd Street Flour. On Monday The sales
from stores we've made NJ So 80 per barrel, cash
or interest addsh and on tuesday at So
On "Wednesday the,ariIcle was rather dulI-sale,
were made al 50 81 -, aud in one or two
instances fraction less. % Thursday and
to-day the store price has been steady AT S5
81 - per barrel sales are making in mod
crate quantities al tins rate, hnd from all the
information before us, we ihiuk il NAV be
regarded as far store quntaton The fgneOn
price opened on Monday al So 81 LA 80 so
and closed at SO %. From Tuesday until to-
day inclusive, the wagon rate has been AT
So % per barrel and altho within the last
DAY or Two. loads may have been OCCASIONAL,
received for less, the price just named must be
considered as the generally prevailing wagon
rate.
City MHs FoW.-Early on Monday morn
Iog a sale at TOO barrels eItra quality, City
Mills was made at 80 80 per barrel, full. Since
then tho market has declIoed, aud prices
have become unsettled. Within the last two
OF three days small parcels of trira have been
sold al 8 25p per barrel and some small par
GELS of standard quality at 8, cash, aud on
short credit without interest i've are advised
OF sales which have been made Today OF some
parcels of Standard City Mills Flour al 81 90
per barrel, on sixty days credit and of about
500 barrels OF the same description at 81 81 IL
on the same credit, without interest
Whedt-We have to note a decline in the
prices OF Wheat since last report Although,
the supplies at market have been far from
abundant, the declining and uncertain state of
the Flour market, has rendered the mers in.
different about purchasing, and some have
refused altogether 10 buy within the last day or
two. On Thursday the sales of pare els Of good
to prime red Maryland ranged from 30 to 100
cents per bushel, as in quality. but to dey the
range OF the market Tor good to prime canno,
be quoted higher than from 80 to about 90
cents, aud dull. For prime parcels Of Virginia
red, we quote to-day al 80 n SO cents.-White
Wbest is quoted at 81 a 81 O6.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

Q-J- Russell Jarvis has concluded his expose
room for his concluding Numbers; and, if we
had, there is no necessity for adding proof upon
proof of the vile character Of the man agans,
whom they are directed. 1t would be adding
3" perfume 10 the violet'-a be waste OF time
tn demonstrating a seifeydeat proposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
Aug.31

NfOriCE. All persons having claims q.
III gainst the estate of john Jinkins, decd.
are requested to make them known with out
delay, that provision may be made for their
payment WIN. MASoiE, Admir-.
Nelson county, Oct. %. 81
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Extract from The Circular Of Bolton. Ogden {,
Co

liverpool, I6h Sept 1929.
The crop OF Wheat IN this country is probably
more than three -fourths secured, ana as il re.
spec,s quantity is an average crop q, nearly 40 !,
but much of It is unfit for preseI, use from the
damp state IN which il has been scared. In
Scotland, and 10 ireland halrthe Wheat ia sun.
posed 10 be secured and in quantity and quality
ii does DOT dider much from the crop ia thu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
RICHMOND MARKET. Oct. 81.

Flour, City Mills. S. % Country Canal,
81 to "a 10 -INeat, red 90 cts. white, %
1o6aeco, good aud fine, - 80 to $40 mid
ding. 80 10 So common, 81 10 SO; refused
SO 10 III.
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Trust Sale of Campbell Land.

v IHEb 'Dhso VI
UDY virtue Of n deed oil fns executed TO u.
I'D by John Ialbo, ~ Mary lis wife bearinI
date the 3lst day Of 1898, aud dlly recorded.
for purposes therein nsmed,we or one OF us vi
proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder nj public
auction. Oh the premises, on the 2ls, day Of No.
yember, 1929, "a tract Of land in The county OF
Campbell. supposed to eonra IN two hundred
md fifty acres, lying on Whipping Creek,
ADD adjoining the lands Of the estate Of
Wston Talbot, deceased. David G.
Talbot and oihers--also, by virtue OF the
same tiu.t, aud in like manner, We, or ono
of us, will. in Brookneal, on the 18th day OF
November, 1929. sell two unimprosed lots !"
said iown.--Tcrms Of sne, for the nnd aud lots
one and two years equal Northumberland
red by bonds and t'nsi deed on the property
sold. Acting as trustees we shall convey such
tile only as Is vested in us ~ such.
ALONSON WINSTON,
WIN. M. kIVES.
Oct. %. w,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

NOTICE Having removed from Lynch
~ burg, my unfinished professional bust
ncss. not otherwise disposed Of by special re.
quest, is left in the hands of Patrick II. Cabeli,
esq in whose competency aud attention my
clients may feel entire confidence. Any en-
quiry on the subject ofmy former business in
this part of the country, addressed to Wiikin.
sonUiHe Post Office. Chesiertieid, will be prompt.
ly and cheeriu,iy attended to by me.
JAMES w. PEGRAM
Oct % IL"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

u The U. s. Gazette (Phladelphia.) Of the
18Th Inst. contains list of upwards of 800 appIi
Giants for he benefit of The insolvent laws-anong
them mechanics of all descriptions, merchants,
artists, and " gentlemen" The latter class, we
presume, is composed Of dandies, who wear
out more clothes than they are able to pay their
tailors for making gamblers, who &c, all they
can, and keep all they get and yagabonds,
trive to subsisi by their skill in ,ponging, or in
something worse. The term g gentleman" was
applied originally to n man Of honor'--and
isricons still give il the same Specification.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

Reasonable Reason,-rhe Nantucket lnqui.
rsr piyes the following logical reasons for the
town not being lighted = When oils dull
in market the people cannot afford the ex-
nense Of llgnting up the town; aud when 1t is
hrisk il cannot be supposed that those who
have il will withhold it from good mar
kel."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

He concludes by advising the Jackson part, to
cut their connection with Dub, before but ruins
the party
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oa danb, thai il was the work of an ineendiary
% n..;ng TO the caimness of the evening snd the
Os lions made, ,he out buildings were all saved
eaei"'"' Chronicle.