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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12
NOTICE.

VhUaNON bsving secured in the fsmsIe Of
Aine hehmond LspessteH School, the des,h the i.fe
tsseher, becomes neeesry thst the Board Of Trustee, an
point stuaoie peron a. end all who nsy be
ulSPo'ed to apply are required send IN their
sSeVmpsnitd ny ssetory tsimoatss rs Ia quskcsp To-
he secretary Of the sOird before the g0 d,y Of
nent-. me ss'<Ty 500 per snnun, payable qusriery
~ fesolution Of the Bosfd Of Trudees.
JOHN S. MYERS, Sec'rv.
Hsy r. - tao.bIa
RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTURE
VtIOH cloths and ysra, Of superior qusy fosnuf,e.
ufed al this establishment offered Tor sale whole, l.
sn Is a. toe Proprietor 0os ION the street iesdnr 10
5beesoe WsTehoussl al moderate prices
They will also wish 10 purebss ou,n1av of u,
voc sny,nE crop preference will Re given to cotton IN lie
~ tsfms for ~ ~ ''
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
f'>F 20 SIT
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CO-P4RTWERNRIP-

CO-P.fRT.VERSfYIf
m the "a, day of February last the hu,iues Of Edoin
Jamsi, Co. discontinued the Subscribers having Gu
that day taken Mr. Albert A. Morr, into partnership, since
which DATE The bunes, has been done the house
under the Erro Of
ALBERT A. MORRIS s. co.
Under when hru il will continue be done. The custom
ers o the late hm Of Edwin James Co. well u. the pub.
lac generally invited cali examine the good, of the
Preien c5ncsrh, whose stock by large purchases recently
made at the North, rendered much and gt-
neral than assortment offered by Edwin Jane, 90.
FLEMING JAMES,
JOSEPH S. JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12

NOTICE.
tNANTED at the thousand Flour
W Barrel Bilsts- THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12

INSTRUCTIoNS-cEN n
Richard c. Anderson and iohn Serge ant, Esqrs
appointed ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers
PienipoieDtiary oil the u States TO the Con-
gress at Panama.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
Female Education,

THNHE Spring and Summer session oil my
n School vii commence on the ibb OF
next month. My course OF instruction will
comprise the following branches olthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing. English Grammar.
Rhetoric. Logic. Geography, the use OF
Maps and OF the Globes, History, Material phi.
Iosorhy, Chemistry, Arithmetic, Book Keep
ing, Algebra, Geometry, &c. | shall be asss-
ted by my sister Rehecea.
Asi.wish 10 render nv present arrange.
ment permanent, shall lnbor 10 promote the
interest ot my patrons. have Intended for
several years, to attempt the establishment oi
a female school aud have, therefore, given
very particular attention 10 those studies
which consider best suited to girls.
Terms for the session of five months
For beginners, Sl2 Ia
For those more advanced, Sib 0t
No pupil will be receivcd for less lime
than from the day OF entry 10 the end OF the
session. y. Il. IONNIEY.
I'd mo 9th. ill
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NOTlCE.-By virtue of deed of trust. eG.
~ ecuted 10 the snbscr iber by Edward Jor-
dan, 10 secure debt therein mentioned of re-
cord in Campbell county court, " III be sold al
Campbell court house, on Saturday the 2s,h OF
this month Feb 10 the highest bidder, Tor
cash, the following negroes, viz A woman
naIned Alcey . boys named Joe and James, a
woman named Caroline and her three children,
Jinney. Lucy aud Judy, or so many OF them as
may be sufficient to discharge the debt. As
trustee Twill convey TO the purchasers such
tiiIo only as is vested in me.
JOSEPH WILSON.
Feb. IL.
~ The sale Of The negroes above advertised
is postponed until Monday the 9Th day oi
March inst, when they will be sold ut the
place and upon the terms mentioned in The a
bove advertisement, J. w.
March s. tds5S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

bereavement VI ',ro moibetiTs children hef
friends need not SORROW as those. who have no
hope. From the remembrance of her life, and
the consolation Of hei death, they may we'll
experience JOY in the inldst of grief The
deceased has left behind her a path marked by
no obliquy Of conduct and a memory pure
from any stain of reproach. OF her II mny he
truly said thai her life was one of innocence as
Tar a ,ha' term can justly he applied to any OF
the guilty posterity Of Adam. Mild and gen
lie, amiable and afectionaie, reserved and UNI
assuming. she was never known TO wound by
an nnklnd expression nor In provoke hostility
BY an unfriendly aotinn. Placed In the first
circle offs society, aud possessing all the means
Of abundance 10 SHINE in that circle she
shrunk from the gaze and busy hustle OF the
world. Her coniemplative, discriminating
mind saw the emptiness OF this worlds plea
snres. Her soul was 90 delicate aud ssnsi.
tive o sustain the perturbation of the round
OF fashion and with n sacred ambition she
devoted her attention To domestic duties, and
sough, her happiness ,(~htre every woman must
End ) in The bosom OF her Edmiiy. Here was
n consenial sphere here. in the conscientious
discharge of all the relative duties, she exer-
ciSed those unobtrusiye virtues, which. though,
often overlooked eve to life its ruesi hnpp ness
aud 10 home its sweetest comforts Though
carefully educated in the principles Of Religion,
though for several years deeply interested il,
that 'mpotinnt subject. add exhibiting IN her
life the eraces of the regcneraled Christian. Vet
such was her tenderness Of conscience--such
the humalIng sense OF her own un"or,h,ness
that She could not be induced To clam 10 her
self any promises of mercy, I'LL at the period
of her death. In TINT even,ful honr it was seen
that the work OF grace had been perfecled
the clouds oil doubt aud fear were rolled away
the beams of hope frightened her prospects
the consultations Of peace were experienced in
her heart and her pure. placid spl'lt glpied in
10 the eternal world, strong in thu faith OF the
Gospel and cheered by the unfolding scenes oil
inmor'a liiy and elo,y. " The uork of rights
oasnes, shall be peace. and the Effect Of righl'
f0USneSs. qaitiness and assurance forever
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

The R4iiHg P1SsidH.--A miser wa
lately found dead In PAIR. an 6ll,v bed s,lI
grasplng TIL key of his cot=rs he had boarded
about 100000 llsnrs. luO .O0J Of winch were
concealed IN different kitchen utensils.
American QuQrteriy.-The contents
of The 10Th number oil thu American Quarterly
Review are all printed, an the work will be is
sued nj the stated period The titles n the ar
icles are Egyptian Architecture instructions
TO Representatives Law OF Label History /,
--ttesirepo's Colombia ;-tIo~e's Greek Revo.
luton ;---Docrnes Of Teioperamenis Oar
by's views OF the Uni cd States .-lrying's Con.
quest nj Granada ;-aiemoifs of Dr. parr.
imeieni Stare trade IN Fngland.-Ihe wife
Of Earl Goodwin, sister Ia Canot-, the Danish
King Of England. made great gain by .ihe
Trade she drove Of hnylng M English yoalhs
aud maldens 10 sell III Denmark
Miiton's History Of Eagland.-Old
Giraldns Camorcn>is. IN his Itinerary. snys,
this practice Of buying and selling Young meu
and women. was common with the English.
ancient Rgssidn Tombs. Ira
nisky are extensive ancient bnryine grounds,
wbsre vast treasures are dug ~. The fepul-
chres appear Ia be those ofwsrrlors, In QUE
OF the vaults, body was found in complete
armnar. Gold aud silver images oil deer We're
also found.
Breach Of Marriage Promise.
case ofthis kind ws- tried III the Wayne CO.
common pleas at its January term. The par
ties are Hannah Dennis, vs., John Stewart.
TIE Lyons Advertiser saws the plaintiff was n
young woman of respectable appearance. and
the impre sion she made in count was rather
favorable She made ont a case OF corsidera-
able aggravation. II appeared in proof, that
| the defendant, who was a young man, had
/ paid bis addresses Ia her for Considerable
| time, that their marriage was much inlked Of
between themselves. and day appointed for
the wedding. That after tins, he suddenly n
| handpnrd her under the most painful circum.
stances aud left the country for the space ot
two years. during which time sha became n
mother. The jury gave verdict Of $3.50, for
the plaintiff. Rochester 1d0.
| u A MEETING of the Lynchburg Rifle
Grays will be held at the Franklin Hotel, on
Friday evening next n, candle ligh as business
| of great importance 10 the company will be
transacted, punc'ual attendance Is desirable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
PATRICK HENRY ACADEMY
March 2.

.kDliiS Institution commenced its operations
- with the commencement Of ,he present
year, under circumstances not the most favorh-
Bile yet its success has bssn beyond whnt could
have reasonably been expected, iuasmuch as
the Trustees feel ihemselves encouraged aud
warranted IN making arrangements for the e.
Establishment oil n permanent CLASSICAL Sc.
MlNARY. Accordingly, there is ~ large aud
rommvdious bllck building for the reception of
s ndenty Steps have also been taken 10 pro-
cure for the use ofihe Academy several large
Maps, and a set Of Globes and II Is believed
the Institution will eventually he in possession
ola Library aud Appa ains,
The necessity 81 an Institution of this Kind has
long been felt in thi. pari of The State and the
/ public spirit of us citizens has determined that
! the necessity should no longer exist II is he
! lcved that this Institution will possess adyaHta.
/ grs aud hold loilh encouragement which most
! others of the ZANE character do not. II IS STA
! nicd in the upper part ol The county Of Henry,
on the main road from South Carolina 10 The
! Pirginid Springs; easy Of access. yet rriircd
| from towns aud pablo places, which are always
dsadyhntageons 10 young students, and not IN
! frequently effect their utter rain, lnasmuch as
! they are always TO greater or less degree the
! Scenes of vice and dissipation As it regards
icaih there probably could NOT be selected n
is always 20 be breathed free, inyigoraiing
and salubrious air The neighhorhood is com
posed Of thiclIy settled and nourshing Plan
frrE; consequently ths most respectable Board
can be- had on the most moderate terms no
more than fifty dolld's per annum being charg-
ed IN any instance, including fuel and wash
ing.
II is Intended that this Seminary should be
purely classical. Everv preeaufion will be IA.
ken TO procure wei lqualiied& compelen; teach.
ers. Tho following will comprise the course oil
study adopted nthis Institution. toe Ell her wi the
rates Of tuition Typography. English Gram
mar & Arithmetic, So session; History, Rhetoric
Lnl,n and Greek Languages, $40; The hie her
branches ofthe Mathematics, Natural and Nor.
al Philosophy, and Logic, sl2 80. course
| of Lectures on Natural Philosophy will be deli.
yered annually TO all he Students without any
extra charge. Composition and Defamation
| by all the students once in two weeks. Exhib
ton annually, at the close of the spring session
! Two sessions of FIVE months each the first ses
sion of 1929 began jan 10Th. No seho AZ 10
| enter for a less term than one session. and no
deduction for time lost by the Student after eo
! rance.
: Iniconclusion oftiis prospectus the subscriber
| as only TO remark, that no exertion shall be
| wanting IN his part to promote the advance
ment in knowledge Of the young gentlemen and
youth committed to his care, and not enly 10 d.
rect them in the path Of Literature and Science.
but also TO guide them in that Of recti'ude and
virtue. LINCOLN CLARKE, Teacher
March 6. tf5s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
PEREONM.A e ES

The spripg he was three years old, he won
the colts race nj New Market NJ three hehis, ,ig
subscribers, purse 1900 dollars. beating Bets,
Archer. jeanette and Rockingham aud Others We
ry easily, and repeating 10 fine tme--ihe same
spring he won The Jocky Club Parse, twa mia
heats n, Spring Hill, fine sariing--iho fall nitrr
he was three years old he won the annual post
stake nj Nav Market. two mile heats five sub
scribrrs, g200 each. beating easily Janetle Mr.
larrisons Viignian, and two otbcrs--samo
fall, he won the proprietor's purse IT Noloway,
two mile heats beating Ph,ls, Arains, md one
other with great easr~-the nexi week I've ran NJ
Bclfrd Tor the Jocky Club pu,sr. 5000 three
mile heats, won without difficulty beating Der.
rand, Ars,us aud two olhcrs--the week after,
br won The Iocky Club Purse ~ Spring Hill,
Two mile Heals. b. atng Buster and two others,
hand In hand--tbe spring he wa four years old,
be won the Jncky Club Purse 5000 nj Bel6eld
3 mile heats beating the disIif gnisted ace IN ~
Ariel in fine tlme-,be next EEK. he wop Tie
Jocky Club Purse NJ Laurencevlle tour mfie
heats, $500, NJ one heat. which he took 80 eA-
silly n NJ nothing would run agai 81 him the Sc.
cond heat--ihe next wrck he iun ~ New Mar.
KEEL four mile heats, aud was beat by Gohhnnah
M three heats, Shakespeare beating tlirlIla
in tho same race, they Intended 30 cioaely ag
10 njure each other very much. and thereby
gave Gohannsh the race--the fall he was four
years old he was trained, sustained an injury
II, his hind ANGLE. was turned out, taken up a.
gain and run he was beaten hy Ariel. Mops
sienr Touson and Sally Mage hr was thru
turned out aud winiered, his ANGLE improved
he spring he was five years old, he was again
trained and run at Halifax. N. C.. for The pro.
prieiors purse, two mile heats which he won
in great time, beating Mulaito Mary. &c.--
the next week he won the Jocky Club Purse,
5000. ~ Bel6cld, 3 mile heats, al heats, beat
ing Sally Magee. his ANGLE again gave way, and
he has not started for race since So that II
will be seen fiom the above statements Of per-
fprmances. that Shakespeare has beat aiDostev.
cry racer Of distinction that was on the turf
with him --amope them Janeiie. the fayorile Of
New York Bertrand, the fayoriie Of South Ca
roliaa Flrtilla aud Ariel, the iayori'es of Nir-
pinia as well rs Araius, Marktirue, Phllis,
Rockingham, Betsy Archer, &c. Shake peare
made fine SEASON the last spring his colts
will be scattered IN sixteen different counties,
aod this spring will show for themselves, and
wish him to rise or fall on his own merits, and
return my thank for the liberal encourag ement
heretofore received, and splicn a continuance
of,be same VIM TERRY,
Bedford, Mircb6 8. IFS
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Description.

: Shakespeare Is beautiful blood hay, taHd
some iy fnalked, black mane ana.aiAil, with a.
most delightfui coat al hair, which for slieknefs
aud iinenc1 is seldom equailed. and urvcr "a.
ceeded. of most commanding appearance great
strength beauty aud action seven years old
tis spring ullsisieen hands high md IL u
thought b, The hest Of judges ihai Shakespeare
Is no, escelled in point ofnppcafaner by any
horse in Virginia Much more could be SAID,
but gentlemen ofihe tut, and breeders In Viz
sinia and North Carolina are too generally 40
q lnin,ed with The bene6rinl results from judi
cious crosses, 20 require any thihg hrttheir own
Judgment and disc eiion, TO induce ihrm To EN-
brace thu Presen, opportunity OF imp owing fheii
stock. No charge Tor persons az servants bilng
ing mnfes 10 this horst. Shakespeare ~ limited
10 three mares pen day, hod can any with n
clear cons eeoee, thai ihipk him he sureu fonl
petief everkepi. Should any mares Gil 70
prove 10 foal that was pat The iasl spring. only
half price will b. charged. in case gentsmea
send again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
PEDIGREEa

Bolivars sire was Sir Hal. the best son of the
imported horse Sir Henry, by Sir Peter Icasle,
Halls dam by the imported horse Saltram. by
Eclipse. his grandnin by the imported horse
Medley by Jim Crack, his grandam by young
Aristotle. by the imported horse Aristotle, Boil
7ar's dam by old Diomed, his grandam Wildair,
z grandam by Apollo, e. g. grandam by Part
nrr, &. e. G. grandam by Fearnought. his &.
g. z. sraadam, an imported mare ofJohn Bland
CUTLER & PENDLETON.
March r 4w59
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
New Arrivals

UUST received large assortment OF Ink
nE Powders, aud Liquid Ink IA bottles, Kid
ders lndetbc Ink
A supply pfthe celeb atedPepper Sauce
\ supply OF Moore's Essence of Lite
An additional supplyof DIR ]. Thompson's cele
brated eye water
A large supply oil liquid Sponge Backing, in
casks and IN bottles.
Aud also Liquid Backing,
Eng ash Oh spruce.
English Essence olSpratc,
Whealon's celebrated Itch Ointment.
Wheaton's do. hi ters, Spice BitItrs
large assortment Of Thermometers, and ily-
promoters. for proving spirits aud Acida
\ large .nppy Of pytolglnuas Acid, for curing
meat
large supply OF ground Ginger, ground All.
spice aud ground blOck Pepper,0nd Of Cay
time Pepper
A large supply oil common and refined Borax
good supply of Paris white and French green
ior window blinds
\ vc,y extensive assortment of Vnrnshes
large supply oil hes, Poland starch
\ supply Of Liquid Piich Tor water vessels
Also, OF Supcr CaIb Soda aud lnrlalie Acid
Also, of saI ) da
Aud supply Of Sunac
% Arrow Koot--al kinds
Or Powdered Elm Bark
OF rumlce aud Rotten Stone
OF Walers--assarled colnrs and sizes
Also OF Sealing wax aud lead Pcnclls~-al kinds
An assortment of Bronzc, VIZ : Gold SILVER aud
Brass
A large supply Of ground aud powdered Orange
Peel a Genlnn ri Suipnut,c, Nuriaiic aud
Ni'iic Acids, uod Of Aqua Forts
4 large supply Of Carolina Pink Root
or Oil a Essence Of Fennel Seed, &c.
Together with a greet variety of other articles
At unusually loWprice3. II DAVIES.
March D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
OBITUARY.

DIED-Lately, in Union County, Ohio, Mr.
CULWELL WILLIAMSON, formerly a resi-
dent Of this place
- About the same time, Mr. CULWELL
W MARTIN, third son of James Marin, de-
erased formerly of this place.
in Gouchland county. at the resi-.
Ience Of James Peasants. esq. on Thursday
the 18th inst. MARCELLUS SMITH. esq late
one OF the editors aud propreiors of The Rich.
mond Wing, and formerly of this paper. He
was universally and Justly esteemed.
Departed this life on Wednesday morningthe
o5th ult. Mrs ANN L NiENNIS. wife Of Gallo
hil Mennis, OF Bed ord in the 10th year of her
age. Whilst sylnpaihising with he bitterness
oil husbands grief, aDt mourning cTer the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

SNfoTicE. BY virtue ola deed OF trust
III executed to the subscribers by George
Shrader and Agnes his wife, of record 10 the
clerk Office of Amhers, county, | shall pro-
coed TO sell, to The highest bidder. for cash. on
the 2lst day oi March, 1920, u certain frsc, Of
laud, situated, lying and being ir the county
of Amherst, upon Rocky Run Greek, coniuin-
ing forty acres, more or less, adjoining tho
land Of Jacob PcarCe and others, which
said tract OF land, there is alter Grist Mill.
The subscriber will warrant only such title as
is vested IN him which is believed 10 be. how.
ever uuquesiionable.
DABNEY P. GoocH.
March s. o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

NAOTICE.-Havngb been much harrassed
III ON account Of contracts made by MIR
Albert NJ. Gillian, with whom contempla-
ted at one time the formation OF a partnership.
I hereby notify all persons 10 consider me no
longer bonnd for any Of the transactions Of
Mr. Gillam-And furthermore, TO deliver 10
his order 40 articles Tor the purchase of which
may be jointly bound with him. nor 10 py
any money over to him IN " hieb am inters
ested MIR. Gillian has M, nor never has had
any right TO use my name without special au-,
thofiiy. H. r. b. CHlLDtESS
March 6. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05


co. IA hhds refused total 1874.
Comparison OF nspp olions 1928, 1922.
Passed. No. Reid No. For Insp. Stock.
war. list, 1925. 1863 $40 793 g97
Mar. Isl. 1929 1901 3s8 ST. 1911
We still continue o DO hu, little notwilh
standing the prices are high. The market is
very brisk, and huyers anxious 10 put chase al
high rates Crops are selling privately hefnre
they are brought 10 market, from SO 10 SOL
! average. The article continues in good de
| mand. Our last advices rom Liverpool are 10
| the Sth January and London a. the 9th. Il
I is the opinion of Foreign Merchants that tobac
Co Will sell vel the present year.
The quantity received into LoudGn in 1923,
has been | ! 900 hhds. against $3.50 III 1927,
and 10000 in 1929 The deliver IS for home
| USE have been respectively 1900, 400, and
1000 hhds. an Tor exporalion 1000, $40,
and $500. leaving the stock 81 800 against 3D.
500 a, The clos Of 1927, aud p 800 at the close
OF 1926. The quantity teceiy d IN Liverpool
IN 1928 has been $3.50, against 1000 in 1927
The deliveries for home use AID expectation in
1928 was 1850, in 1927 il VAS s741 leaving the
stock on The LIST January, 1929, 600 against
10000 on the LIST JaHusry, ls2S,rhe stocks
in Europe are estimated at %, 900 hhdS. az ainst
70 300 at the close of 1927, aud 81 sou at the
q Sc cflso6
We have enlcavorcd faithfully 10 give o he
planters all tn information in our reach rsla-
tive TO tobacco. They have received the ear
hest advices a. 90 the state of the mai kets-ihe
progress the advance, ar. We carefully
avoid giving an opinion, knowing the uncertain
ty OF speculation, but We shall give the facls of
our markets the prices of public and private
sales, aud all the Information we can collect
from domestic and foreign markets.
Flour continues abundant. aud prIces decn-
ing. The accounts to the 18th of January not
very encouraging. We publish for the infor
nation Of MIllerS the requirements of the la"
directing flour TO be inspected The weight
must he 1876 lbs. the barrel ~ inches in length,
z IL inches IN the head len hoops on bar
rel, four nails in the head hoops, and three in
the bulge-hoops and the barrel made Of strong
.taves. 18th snthcien, tehtness 10 hold the
flour We have been thus minute, hecauSe
much -four sent to this ma ket is subject TO be
condemned, and when this occurs the loss 10 the
Farmer is from 90 10 IS cents per barrel, Il ne
rious loss. Fine family flour for sale
7. 4. Hclcombe will be in Milton on the ll'h,
Danvi!ie 18th, Pittsylvania Court House tie
l6h March, and al Halifax Court House the
ODD March.
Flour. by wholesale, 50 20 to sc 90
Whiskey, wholesale, from % 80
Corn, wholesale, per bbl - . 81 10 0 90
Meal, wholesale, rer bushel, SO 90
Wheat, do. ~ O0to 90
Bacon by the Wagon load, SOTO E so
Sab is worth d 50 to q 70
Hemp, per ton, to Z o.
Tallow. per ID. II
Beeswax, do. 90
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March 5.
viln58

NfOTlCE All persons having claims n.
~ gain,t Spotowood Garland. exi.'ing pre-
vious to the first day OF Januory, 1926 are
requested 10 make them known on OF teiore
the Is, day OF june uext, to the suhscrlher.,
who are his trustees, as we shall ia yer,
short time after that day settle our trust &C.
counts and make distribution Of what hn6s
may then be- in hand, among his several credi-
tors, according 10 the PROVISIONS of The deed
constituting rs hIg tritiePs and this notice
will be plead ia bar OF any riaims which shall
not be before that time made known
ROBERT RIVkS, sen
ALEXANDER BROWN
JAS. S. PENN
March w1y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
PENIGN EE.

Shakespeare was go, by vheninn. the lavn.
rite son Of Sir Arohy ard a,"ong bis most dis
tnguished racers his dam, VITO was sold las,
yenr. W tn hrr coli by her 'ide, 81 Mr.. LiyiuR-
sion OF New York, for | 100 dollars, is by MI
Herbert iIill's bav horse shenandoah ons ~
the first sons Of the celebrated ,ace house poto
mac he wa. out Of Nj. HIS hay mare by the
imported horse Febrituge. her dam ny The i'm
ported horse Grey Doomed, her gfanJam bv
Wildair. her K. g,andam by Col. Haynes Flm,
nap, her 4 4. dam by old valiant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

MIR VIM. HARMAN takes this method OF
w informing the public, that he will resume
his DUTIES M instructor Of Music on the Piano
Forte, laronot. Violin n Flute in this place. ~
The course Of two OF three months. Reference
~ to qualifications, terms. nc. Mr. VIM Nv. Nor
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