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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

T''I 80 30 tF't' @~s t"u' "ucH
c,srststsrsrN v-s expressed with the
estri uslcgates from this town, to this
salas Jackson Convention. snl that another
lasstlrg citae parry wrs called to change
;h~s.s h., We as s'sa;d"a that ,acs s'o,id
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

MELANCHOLY SHIPwRECX.--The Que
bee Gazett contains letters from mr.. Daw-
son, at the Magdalen Islands, addressed to
the agents Of Lloyd at Quebec, giving
the following intelligence.
About the middle of Nav a number Of
men belonging TO the Magdalen Islands
who had associated themselves in sailing
voyage, were overtaken BY storm off the
North East end Of Ant,cos,i. and the ice
drifting forced them 10 take shelter. choos-
ing the place where they knew that Godin
kept one OF the provision posts. In land
ing they observed boat on shore which
was not damaged. They proceeded 10 the
house, and on entering were struck with
horror at the sight ofs number of dead bod
Ies and quantity Of homes and putr,d flesh.
Upon further examination they conceived
that they could discern the bodies of 10 or
l3 indvidusls--3 grown females, 3 chill.
dren and or { men. The last survivor
spFeared TO be a man who had died Of fam
me and cold in his hammock. and from bis
appearance was above a commof, sailor: the
men began to gather the chest clothes and
other articles IN the house, and buried the
remains Of the bodies and a large box of
clesnly picked bones which lay in a corner
of the room. On tho FIRE there was |, DO.
IN which flesh had been boiled and a parx
remained in its bottom; they afterws rds
went 10 a small out house, whore they
we're surprised 10 find 5 more bodies. sus.
pended by a rope thrown across sone
beams; the cntrsiis had been removed ard
little more than the skeletons rcmsincd; tn
fesh having apparently been cut OF, Tbeis
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

The tragedy Of VIRGISIUs, and the melo
drama of the MAIn& MAoPIE, we're admira
bly, played last night to a large audience, Mr.
John Mestayers 8 benefit takes place TO NOR
row night, aud we hope he will have bump
or Tie pieces are we'll selected, and we
have no doubt viii be very attra actlve
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

THE BoDY.-The statement copied int,
this paper from the Niagara Herald, re
specting the body Of Morgan. proves to b'
erroneous The body found was that o
an Irisbman who was drowned in Angus
last, in attempting toswim from Queens
ton to Lewiston upon wager.
n. Y. American,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

in Connecticut the members OF newly
formed Tempcrance society who had a
creed not to drink, give or sell ardent spir-
is. were at loss how riey should dispose
Of some they had OH hand A proposition
10 pour il into their cider, II is said, was 6n-
| ally agreed upon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-09

Early in June, 800 emigrsting Creek
passed through Pike county, Alabama, oil
their way to Line Creek, to JON ano,he
party under the command o. Capt Walker
The whole, II was sp-s would amour
to 1900, and were -..o,eed in,mcdlatel, /,
TO the v. est, urs.s. .6e command of Capt
v al. dd pr. Blake.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
NEW STORE.

AHAVE just received, direct from he"
In York, a splend,did LOT OF staple and ian
~ Goods, all OF which have been purchased
since our regular fall supplies by our agent III
New York, and are OF the very iat' ST impor'a
TONS Among the many articles which we have
The pleasure Of offering TO the public, are the
following beautiful goods, which viii be sold
much lower than previous fall purchases:
Fancy Bronze Prints
Foulard do
Black and white do
Fancy colored Gro de Maps
lsmarines and Palmyrines
Black, and blue black Gro lie Ian
Super black Italian Lus,riags and Leyaa-
tines
Extra fine black Bombazne
Do black Nankin C'apes
Black and colored Silk Bra
Co!ored Circassians
Ihbei and Lithographic Neck Hdkfs.
Also. on hand, large assortment of Do
and WOOLLEN GOODS.
Nov. %. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

DY virtue of decree of the county cour
ID Of Amherst, We will sell, On Friday the
18th December nexf, on the premises, tract Of
land containing one hundred acres, adjoining
the lands Of Peter Richie, Thomas Mouisss
heirs aud others, near the Union Mills. aud or
Saturday the l9,h, at the house OF Benjamin
Sale, on the premises, one other tract OF land
containing go acres, on a credit Of IL mouths
on the purchasers giving bonds With suffeien
security for payment OF the same. The last mel
toned tract is mostly good creek bottoms With
buildings and good orchards, and
is part of lands belonging TO Thomas MosIiss,
dec d. JAMES DAVIS, J CON-
JOSIAH ELLIS. mission.
TN. EUBANK. J ers
Amherst, Nov 49, tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
HOUSE COVERING.

yHyuE snb.criDers having made great iIn
prnv.ment 10 fire proof covering, ann
oht,in,d a pais nj for the same, oher the bsn'
eft Of IL 10 ihe public
The i,nnr a ment consists in using feslenngs
which are locked IN the gfooyes and nailed TO
che sheets,g plank. BY this means. n" nail -
driven through ths TN. md the nails are duhe
protected against the weather. which efee'oai
iy prevonis them from rns,,ng, and the fooi
lraking--whereas, on the old plan, 'he nahs
no all driven through the sheets. aud Tho COW
cred by The groove. they ara neVcf'het'ss
We, by every rain. which. 10 no great irhg'h o'
time rn,t, ihem oG Consequently, i"oslhg me
TN from ihe roo aud ocecasonng thonsahns
al lcnks. This fac. Is well known.
Another advantage on The new plan IL, tha'
there is no occasion Of The sheeilng plank be-
ins kiln dried, nor more than three ahariers Of
"a inch thick. Ard again, on oil houses NJ
thing is required hutio take off the old shnglrS
aud put on the TN or khering. Tbs mhker as
good a roof IA can be made, and saves the
NhoIe expense Of sheotug anew
WM. BURD,
H. s. 1ILDEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

N90ucE. -B} virtue of deedsof trust, er-
IN ecaied TO tue subscriber by John Cole
mao. bearing dateshe - day OF July, 1876.
and du,y recorded in the Clerks office OF the
County Cour, of Amherst, for proposes therein
expressed | will sell, at public auction, Tor
cash. al the courthouse of the count, OF Am
hersi, on the 2lslday of December. 1929, The
following valuable Slaves. viz Bea, neson
Winston, Madison, Newton, Render, Motley
Jack and Henry or SO many of the sad ne
groes as well be snfficient 10 satisfy and pay
the purposes ofIe said trust deed. The ab"'e
mentioned negroes, or the most OF them. are
young, and the most salable Kind, aud worth
he attention Of purchasers. The tile Is con
sidefed the verysbesi, but ms | am acting a.
trustee, only shall convey such as Is vested IN
me. |JOSEPH FEM, trustee
Nov. l6 tds2V
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

" OllCE BY virtue OF trust deed made
" by Thomas Aldrdge, in which Hill Carter
rs trustee, bearing date the 9th day OF Oct. 1924
nd OF record IN the county court of Nelson,
nd also by virtue of trust deed made by
Moore +. Carter, in which Sterling Claiborne
IS trustee, bearing date the Goth day Of March,
1927, and also recorded in the county court OF
Nelson, and by virtue OF n trust deed made by
Charles L. Carter bearing date the Goth day OF
March, 1927, in which Hill Carter and Richard
n. Eubank are trustees, which deed is also re
corded III Nelson county conft--by which said
deeds, The makers respectively convey to the
SAID trustees respectively for the purposes SET
forth IN the said deeds, their several and rcspec.
tive interests in the estate known by the lame
oil Walnut Grove, situate in the county of Mel
son and continuing about 400 acres, and
their respective interests in 10 negro slaves,
attached 10 the estate. The undersigned trustees
VIII, on the 10th day of Decem Der next, offer
Tor sale, al the 1lauson House on said tract of
lard, TO The highet bidder. the interests Of said
pariIes In tlie said land and slaves-lhe interest
OF sad Aidr,dse, being .wo seyenths, and the
interests OF tie said Moore aud Charles being
each one seventh. The land will be sold on =
credit OF one, two aud three years from the Isl
day Of Jan. 1880, and possession delivered on
Thai day. The negroes will be sold on a credi,
OF one year Bond and satisfactory security
will be required for the negroes, and bond and
deed OF trust from thhe purchaser Of the land
rs believed that the persons owning the
remaing thiee-sa:entbs Of the estate, will, on
fl day Of sale, sent 10 sell their interests in
he same way, and on the Same terma proposed
b. the trustees III this advertisement
Tie undersigned will convey only such title
AZ The said deeds Of trust AUTHORISED hem.
HILL CARTER, Trustee in the deed
made by Thomas Aldridee.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Trustee
in the deed made by Moore +. Carte.
niLL Ian th, Trus.
under the deed made by Charles Carter.
Nov. II tdso6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

NOTICE.---By virtue Of deed OF ifus'
| v executed 10 Inr by John II. Wright, beHr,
Jog date on the 18th day Of April, 1920, and
recorded in The county Court OF Bedford, and
10 accomplish certain purposes in said deed
expressed, Ishall, on Tuesday the sfh day OIL
December. 1929, on The premises, expose to
sale. by way of public auction, certain iract
or parcel of land. conveyed aud described ~
sad deed, lying and being in the County oil
Bedford, containing Dis acres, more or less, II
being the same tract or parcel Of land which
formerly belonged 10 George Douglas dec. The
terms Of sale will be made known Al tho time
and u acc ofsale. The title 10 said land IL be
loved 10 he nnguestonabIy good, but acting Us
trustee. will convey TO the purchaser or p"r-
chasers such title as Is vested in ne by The said
iced Of trust, and none other.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Nov. o. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

1k@f The directions OF the will of John Har-
- 'ard' dec. late Of the county of Amher,'
which VIII has been duly recorded in The su-
penor court of said county, viii be exposed
10 sale, on the prem ises, On the I'd day OF Jan
nary nexl, that part of the said IL staror' reci
OF land, lying in the county of Amherst, wbich
adJons the lands of Anthony Rucker deG. aud
which IS 10 be separated from the remainder
OF the tract, by the road from Tin:ieys Inc
lWhn the Spring incIuded.) to VIM. McDaa
'els line, to the Mansion House tract A PIs'
and Survey OF the land will be present on the
Gay OF sale-and the land will be sold to he
h'e hest bidder, for cash, unless the terms Of
sale should be Otherwise directed By the dew
sees, John, Ambrose, Archey, Sophia, Polly
Pamela and Caroline, children of the Tesiaior
ana between whom the proceeds are directed
TO be- divided.
BENZ. 1ALIAFERRO, High Sheriff
oil Amherst county, end as SUCH ar
mini.trator with the WI az
Dexed Of John Hansaiu'
deceased.
Sept. "a ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

fNToYJfE -,l3s virtue ofs decree OF the
Nv county Court Of Charlotte, in a suit be.
tween Thomas For and others, PLAINTIFF. and
Ch4stesu Cock aud others defendants. ! shall
prpeeed on Thursday the l7Ih day OF Dec.
nesi, 10 sell, TO the highest bidder. on the pre-
m,ses that valuable tract Of land, IN the county
of Charlotte, on Tarnip Cfsek, belonging TO the
estate Of the late George Cock, ON oae and two
wears credit, containing between 3 and 4oo
acres. Purchaser giving bond and approved
security. Any person wishing 40 view the
land will apply 10 Mr.. John Cock. who resides
on the premises, wfo will shew It.
ROBERT MORTON, Com.
A.. 40 fda
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
A CARD
TO THE LADIES.
MMISS PITTS. from Petersbu

Vn takes Tie liberty oiinforming the Ladies
OF Lynchburg and adjoining counties. maj she
has taken the coumodious dwelling house near
" opposite the Franklin Hotel. where she IN
tends carrying on The Manlna making bns''
ness. 10 all lis various branches. Having grea'
facilities OF obiauing regularly (from the ci'ies
Of New York and Philadelphia the very iaies'
fashions, shc Eaters herself, from the attention
SHE vi. devote TO the orders she may receive
TO merit share Of pubic patronage, and super.
eede he necessity OF sending orders to distant
State or the City Of Richmond.
~ B. Order. from the country executed a,
The shortest notice,
Eraid Riding Dresses, Of The latest fnshion.
July 90. wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
.NNtice.

~ D vr'nc of a deed of trust, bearing date
IL y The Goth Of September, 1928, and duly
recorded IN the county court OF Amherst, made
10y Thoma, Crews aud Sally his wife, in which
the undersigned are trustees, aud in pursuance
OF the direction and assent of the said Thomas
Crews, will be Ghered for sale, TO the highest
bidder, upon the premises, on the Goth oil DE
cember next, If fair, If not, the next fair day
thereafter, the Tract OF Land on " hich the sa al
Thomas Crews now resides, lying upon the
Lynchburg road, and containing between 8 aud
aOO acres. Also, at the same time, Tract oi
Land IN the county Of Greenbrier, containing
HOO eeres. Also, the following Negro Slaves
iobn, stephen, Rachel Marshal, Henry, Ed.
mund, Caleb, Hannah, Judy, Clancy and Ma.
ria. Also, SIX head of horses, one carriage
and harness, with The stock of cattle, hogs
plsntation tools, and the wagons, curts and
steers belonging 10 the plantation. The Land
will be sold for one third cash, and the balance
in one and two years, with deed of trust I,
| secure the pun chase money !; the Negroes will
| be sold for cash and the remainder of the
property on a credit of six months. Bond
with approved securlts. required.
T.. +. GARDNER,
A b. DAVIES.
- agree 10 the above sale, and will deli
| yer possession of the Land TO the purchaser o,
the day OF sale, and | hereby waive any ant
every right reserved 10 me by the trust deed I,
retain the property or postpone tn snle there
OF. THoS. CREWS
November 10. ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
~ WE. l.AliAAS.


THyHE subscriber has just received the fol
lowing articles, "A few pieces only OF Thread
Laces, of patterns enlle'y ocw, and decidedly
the most elegan, tina he Has ever seeu, tew
pieces very s1perio, Memo Cloths, Palmyrecns
punges, l;aian Lustrl1cs. Satins and Satin
Leavntines, few Scarle, aud white Merno
Shawls, very cheap, and 80 dOz. ia5ies Hofse.
skin, Kid Wash leather and otder kinds OF
Gloves aud MntiDs, very superior qualify.
ALSO,
50 ,ioz. Hdkfs. of various kinds, viz
Circassian Scarlet and white Merno, very SUI
perior,
Prussian Grape, Gro De Tie. Fancy Silk,
Paid and Bordered Palmyri.e, rich Painted
and Bordered,
Plaid Gapze, Marrabo, Floss Fringe, Lcouidas
Zephyr Grape.
And be will in few daysreoeive 6 or 6 doz
Barrege HIS Scarlet & various other coiors plain
IL printed, together with great variety of Mus
Inns, CambrIcs and other Goods which he il
determined TO sell at very low prices Tor cash
HENRY ALLISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

dra twice week, informs the Iiizens of
L>nchburg end ITS vicinity, that this line now
runs three times week, and is extended 10
the City OF Washington.
There has recently been put upon the road
between Washington and Baltimore, a new line
OF Stages, unequaled in this country in splen-
dor and maguIfcence, aud travelling also with
greatrapidity. With a view TO the public accom-
mediation, and with a view TO saye passengers,
the Inconvenience Of hunting for, md procur-
ing seals for Baltimore when arrived in Wash
msIon, the proprietor has formed come xion
with this new line, thus constituting a con.
nec'ed linz hon Lynchburgto Baltimore, and
50 from Baltimore TO Lynchburg.
The Stage leaves Lynehburg on Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings. The time
taken on The road 10 the North is one dav TO
Charlottesville from Lynchhure 10 Washing
ton two days, and until IL o'clock A. nj. on
the third same day reach Baltimore by half
after clock, Z. NJ. and on the next aiay, in
New York, So that 10 four days the passengers
ray take tea III New York. The Stage from
Baltimore for Lynchburg leaves Baltimore A.
bout b, A. Nj. on Monday, Thursday and Sat.
urday reaches Barnard's Mansion Hotel in
Washington City by 10. A, NJ. drops into nv
line al IL O'Clock same day--iu one day there.
after reaches Charlottesville, aud on the second
Lynchburg-th"s running from Baltimore TO
charlottesville In two, and to Lynchbure in
three days
EARE.-F rom Lynclhurg TO Baltimore
ST.. WIN sWrrM
WV a. 6m26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
Valuable Real Estate at Auction

n Will SELL. on Weines hay the 10Th n
cember. that beautiful fQlnrs of ground an
Federal Hill, in front OF John r. ID. Payue's
scsidsnce also, IA feet OF ground on Mar'
street, adjoining Mr.. J. NJ. Warwiek's bt5tl
building also, tenements opposite 10 he
Franklin Hotel
tERM5-6 IL and 10 months ersdii The
sales viii he conducted by John Il. ID. Pom,
AueiIoncer.
ROBERT IRVINE, Executor of
Wm. lryiue, decd
Nov SO tls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
CLOTHS.

% PIECES Regents blue Velvet Cloth
% rs. sup. navy blue, for Geots' Frocks
2 ps. Shepherds snperfne black
| y. splendid Olive Cloth. full "a
do Olive Green do
g. ps Steel mixtures, very chap
ps. stone color Drab, Tor Over-Coas
p. superfne light Drab do
A few pieces Ladies tIanii Cloth of uncom-
monty ne,eAture
Do sup. blue and black Cassimercs
Do do gold m Sed do new article
Merino Cloths IA wide, aud much cheaper
than heretofore.
The above assortment has hrrn selected with
IN the last three weeks in New York aud decid
eddy much cheaper than previous import ,ions
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
Nov o3 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
Improvement in Tailoring.

UniIE Subscriber hssthe pleasure 10 inform
the Tailors in this vicinity, thai The utl.
~ Of his system IS now established beyond a
doubt having spent the greatest part Of the
last eight months IN the District Of Columbia,
aud the cities OF Baltimore and Philadelp hia,
and receiving extensively the pattanage of the
best Iaols in those places, he does not hesitate
90 say that his system is by FAR the best ever in
troduced itto the trade. He would inform
those who have already taken ths system. that
1t il very much improved since they have taken
it, aud bell IVES that II would we'll repay The
trouble and expense Of a journey 10 Lynchhure
10 obtain those Improvements. The Christmas
holy days would offer a convenient opportunity
for that purpose, He would be glad 20 visit
them personally. but 'hat would be out nf his
power. lie expect, 10 remain ~ Lynrhburg
until after Christmas. but If he should not, Mr..
Sumpter, or MIR Livingston wdl answer the
same purpose. Those who have not yet taken
the system, ~ill do well 10 obtain il, as th,re Is
no doubt they viii find IL very much la their
advantage. The price will he reduced 10 $40
10 those who shall heroine regular subsci ibers
20 the fashions ; 20 others. i will be Sl6. lIr
forwarded the last report Of The fashions to all
those who had taken the system. aud II any
one has not received IL, ,hcy can obi ain one by
srndng TO Lynchburg.
Those who have purchased tho system and
wish TO become subscribers 10 the fashions
would do well 10 send their communications
posi- paid 10 Lynctburg soon. " should be- in.
convenient for them TO come personally. The
reports will be issued twice year ind will be
sent with or uithout a sheet Of Prints as n,ny
DO directed including The prints the price viii
he $l0per year. without the prints it will be
So DANIEL WILLIAMS
Nov. % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

OllCE.'-By virtue of a trust deed execu.
~ ted to the subscribers by Edmund Pate
ana oarah ms wife, bearing date the lIth day
oi July 1878, and duly recorded in the coun,
court OF Bedford, we will proceed TO sell. bv
way OF public auction, on the premises, for cash.
on FRIDAY the 6'h day of November ne. one
tract OF land, on which the said Pate now resides
ADJOINING the lands OF Anthony Wrieb, end
DINERS, containing one hundred and eipbfv =.
cres one tract adjoining The same, CONTAINING
'hir,y acres; one tract adjoining the same. con.
'ainIhs sixty three acres one tract alioinino
Tue same containing one hundred and eighty
acres one other tract, known by the name -,
fesiy's tract. on Failing creek, adioiuino The
lands OF Samuel Howell and others =. Also an.
o'her tract, called NeWman's tract ad;n;n;no
me last mentioned tracts, containing TWO hmm.
n'eo aho 'orly acres also, the following slaves.
70 wa, Reuben, Tom, Spencer MiIly. Martha,
ana Anna, or Anna, and their Increase si,.ce IN.
GATE OF the deed. aud as mentioned IN The aid
a .n anu Tor the purposes therein expressed.
me ',ie 10 me fore named property. is believ.
"a 10 be good-none other than thai convoyaa
ny the deed, will be made. -"
Inc above Sale is postponed ill 9th dav o,
December next. WI "" o"S VI
CHlSWELL DABNFY. )T,,s.
oo, DAVIDSON BRADFUTE. }tees.
tdsl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30
FOR SALE,

n vERY hand ONE little Farm, upon the
~ hsad waters OF Appomoitox, IN bockIng'
ham This land IS in the neigh jorhood OF 'lo'
YER Hul, lies remarkably well, produces to-
bacco OF the finest quality, and ha' upon II u
very largo orchard ol well selected lf"ti' me
tract contains $40 acres--Persons d.7"sed to
buy. will apply 10 the subsctiber or Col oam''
A Tattesan, who lives adjoining the premises
SAMl., T, CHRIS IAN.
March q Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

nyoTfoE.--By vlriue ofa deed Of ,ru.i. si.
,es,led 10 the subscribefs by ss'h Ward,
s.nior. beariag date the o3rd day Of oaohef.
,ses. and duty admitted TO record 10 Inc Clerks
o6soe OF the county OF csmp6eH 10, eri,aln
purposes Ia said deco specified, The subscribers
~ trustees, viii, an Fr,dsy me 9Th day Of De,
esrhst cert. upon The premifs, near Aew
Ioodon. Offer for sale. 10 the hishesi "idd,r Tor
es,,,, The oropsriy mentioned AMI described IN
said deco Of trust. TO wit: sttig fK aeies oil
land. more or less, adjoining The town o. New
London. With the buildings and aPpur'lnanees
'rbis property oars an elig bic situation, Tor The
recommendations Of private famis. or far
public hou,e. Acting as trustees the sabseri'
I,ers wil convey only such title IS Is vested ~
them by said deed oflrud,
] HfNDRICK, Ttos-
HENRY BROWN, ! tees.
Nov. q wins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

N OflCE-Ali personshaying claims aga MS
" the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec are
requested TO bring ,hemfqrw ard well aulhenti.
Gated, as the law directs, IN order that / NAV
make provisions 10 pay the same those indebt-
ed TO the estate are requested 10 make pay
menL ANTHONY RUCkER, ex'r
MAY a ts7b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-30

NNf OllCE.-rhe subscribers School will be
IN continued the ensuing year, on the fol-
loving terms, viz: for Spelling, Reading, VIZ
ting, Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar SIS per term for the Latin and
Greek languages, Natural, Philosophy and
Mathematics $50, payable in each case hall
yearly Each scholar will be charged FROM
the time Of his entrance until the eud of the
term. which consists OF 230 teaching days, Of
1t weeks.
The School will commence the lst Monday
in January, 1880. The subscriber limits him.
self 10 80 scholars, exclusive OF his own chill
dren, and as some disappointments have accru
ed during the present year. an early entrance
is recommended 10 those that may determine
TO avail themselves Of the School.
The Subscriber can accommodate board.
ers in bis own family, at 500 the term, payable
halfyearly; each boarder furnishing himself
with bed, clothing and candles.
SAMUEL T. MILLER
Gravelly Knoll, Pitts. county,
Va. Nov. 16. 1929. VIII