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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

Family Discipline AT tina ,sst Court o
GENERAL Session II O6sida county, ~ Y. y
cnizan nance Ofria ktat, was tried on an
indictment for assault ANA uery. Ills wife
The pros acutrix, had li,ed in his IA div. dnr,ep
the LIE OF has former {, neorf and, after the
death of the later, contsnuea 70 do so. ooti
she became her succ ssnr She had agreed 10
marry Mr.. Gilbert On Sunday. but. saws III
report, e" she was ove' pei suaded by Mr. Kent
ana married hun on the preceding Thursday. +"
ongratetuliy a II would SEEM the union had
NOT been soiemnIsed for more than two or three
weeks when Kent began To chasljse his wife
sometimes by boxing her ears AMI buffet.
ing her, and al Others, with stick He threa.
tened 10 cut the ehildren's throats with a razor
anu used other means of intnIda,ing her a M,
putting her in bodily fear Such wac ber o,y n
testimony. On the part of the defence !, was
proved that she mad stated her o,,avancao =,
different times with material variations and
that she had not been altogether lovely in her
conduct towards her lord or In the wo ds or
the report, hat she had "aggravated' him. +,
was ais" proved that he used httIa s,,ct and
moi olg one, 10 reci'ty these impropr,e,ies in
her demeanor. The defendants counsel n,aved
tue ,oor, 10 charge the jury, that in law, he
h"o ngh' 3" hog his vile in RATIONAL man
w. W." w "a" '".e' p'pporiIonate TO her i'm.
pop',e'es' 10 ofuer TO Compel obedience. and
a,a's ue' "''o" 'oa f,sht state The Court
differed IN opinion. The learned Rrac,oo La
down the law AS stalled by the dsfo,a., NV
counsel very long while ago. Bm u n,'
learned Bracton," sal The Distr;c, A.. he
was dragged through horsepo,,d tor"ev
decision The majority of the @ Io' -
the Court 'her thinking Brac, N ns''pt.s
authority, or with the fear o. ,h ~" y" oosoleh
forming most capacious ,o,s ~. u,ep gutter
Deerfeld side ofthe NJ ohs,.I P0,1us, Oh thu
EYES eI r@,ea mat map had na r "s,0re ,he
ms "'fe tor any cs.nse ''sht to whlp
lars. s'"'ys AMI fined eight dol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05


Ei0pemcht Much excitement aud amnse-
menr was exhibiteJ at the ferry, in this VILLAGE
on Monday afternoon last, "hich was coca
slonel by the following circums 4 hack
ney coach, with man aud woman entered the
Terry boat, ON n. York side, Brooklyn. man
also entered just as the boat srled If, who
proceeded to the carriage, and IN presence Of
the people claimed the lad as Ills wiz. who
was running dOay with frenchman tie
started the man out Of the carriage aud touk
his place, aud commanded the driver TO STOP at
the ferry tavern of Cock and Conklin He
wished to apprehcnd the Frenchman, but he
was afraid TO leave his wife. and the man star
ted off, followed by the mob. The husp ~
- =, go -" ma, L"1nn. WHOM ne .rusdre,i
Tor Carrying ofthe runaw vs. " NJ ttd
you contract with tins diver ?" said the affec
Tomato fellow. No, my d-ar dill not. vas
the equally attectionate reply. The driver Is
discharged, and another procured, Il re lad,
with her band-boxes aiken in, To b. transpoi.
ted back TO New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

ioFeed Birds Canary ) Il
SoR sale asuppy OF Canary Seed, for
- ordS. Howell Davies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

byron and The Fair Ssr.-He was good
1e.' Weakened aud thinned by bis illness at
ra'ras' and on his return to Athens, standing
on ,. day before looking glass, he said 10 Lord
oiso-" How pale look! | shonld like,
'hiHk' to die Of consumption" Why OF
consumption 2 asked his friend " Because
men, he answered, 1.-The women would all
say See that poor Ryron--how interesting
he looks in dying" In this auecdole, which,
'.sn' as IT'S, The relater remembers as a PROOF
OF the poets consciousness of his own beauty
may be traced also the habtual reference oil
ms imagination to that sex, which, however he
ahec'ed 10 desPise il. influenced, more OF less,
'ne how and colour oil all his thoughts.
MOore's Byron
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

MIR. C.mLreleng has presented 10 President
Iael 500 a coy OF the Presidential Message :,
n,,nseJ on sailn. The Latter oi the pIeseniefs
of the Message. pambet ~ eiiizzn Of sew
york an IN. Presidents reply. are Published
with great poa.p aud Circumstance The fol
having sentence ~ he PsesI1enis reply, may
serve for q school ia false grammar =" That
,ou shoald have thought the sentiments Ell
pressed ~ tina, document worthy Of so Halter
ing a mark OF ,om sprrDbltion. and sill mort
IT, auihor "a deserving ITS neespi0ncs IS a
,rbnte when he scarcely knows how to ao-
knos ledge
Il Is eTr ain that he does not know how Ia
Acknowledge It according 10 the rules oil syn
tai. Its author, thai /, the author of the docn-
meni, IS hete considered deserving MS deceP.
ianct, that 70 tho acceptance al The docu-
mem. Providence Gasetie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

The following unkind cut we find IN the
Inquirer Jackson paper OF a highly respec.
table character. We insert il with m view
of endorsing its sentiments, but merely To
show the signs OF the times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

O D LHEtTe
Mr. DUFF Green has neither talent nor die.
MY helning the editorial station which he oc
aup'es' He Is contracted, vain inflated igpo.
rsinus, and the sooner the administration ger
rid OF h,n', the better for is character ano iran.
guilty" -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

Important Nsiake.-I, appears by the pro
ceedings Of Congress. that the Secretary of the
Treasury, IL hit Annual Report, ,ade a mis-.
take 10 the small amount of 81 900 900, AS To
th. expenses OF the Gnv"rnment for the last
quarter of'nn year 1929 Adding This Item, it
appears that the expenditure of the last year
exeee, those uf the wear ls26 by more than
f,oslte hundred thousand dollars, the p,ynenfs
on account of ihr pu',ltc debt and under the
GheuI Treaty, deducted IN both YEARS. Thi,
makes anoher serious joke in ihr giant farea
OF RetfsnetmtHf. " T. Com. 1dn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
S2,26s,I32 81 -!

THOMAS Chiffon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

We insert with great pleasure, the subjoiued Pro-
ceilings of a nlmerousy attended meeting composed
oi most OF the substantial ci;lens of Lynchbnrg, winch
was held in this place last Saturday afternoon
From the indications which were exhibited at that
meeting, well before aud since of the deep interest
which felt III the Of such measures OF Internal
Improvement promise TO conduce the advance
OF he interests OF bynchburg and tue surrounding cuun
try We cannot doubt that the viii be investigated
with promPtmde and energy commensurate with its
'mportance and we believe that it only needs invesu-
ea2on 10 convince all of the necessity OF CONG some
hHs speedily and systematically. IN impetus has thu
honn given the ball and we heartily wish that no
'APalneHis may be thrown in its WY by the discoura
lns aud gloomy predictions of fiiure or Of something
'o'Se "I'h Which the commence of such efforts
too apt to be greeted Dependency and doubt ought
never To I've permitted to exert their pa ralyzng iufu
eh'' "hen 1t possible by strong ld united effort to
accomplish great enterprise. In such cases. our fears
are traitors Ia our best interests Let every man then
~ 'nS shoulder 10 the Wheel and do all in his power to
ae'"e'e tue great Object at which we aim-without we
"'''" l9hcapurg must IN all probability lose large
F''on o. 'aat trade in which her prosperity consists.
we are in need Of good roads to the tertor--partc-
Harly Of one the direction of Danyille and another
'o"'fu> New River and in the accomplishment of these
"oJeets especially the latter, we have the strongest as
suf"nee OF efficient aid from the people of the sections
VI country through which they will pass. We need also,
wv uc' 10 the Atlantic markets, which will afford more
''''' 'hah we nov possess, aud which, ~ eausin.
sensible reduction in the price of freight will produce
eSPohuent increase IN the value Of produce to the
i'fmer and planter. We have strong confidence that
us ''o' can be accomplished by the Introduction If
steamboat navigation between Lyucbbor, and Rich
mond II the enquiries which are NOW heinz mazda !,
relation to this subject shall cyentuate IN demoo.rir
Inc feasibility of this PLAN at such an exuese ,s col,
diy the undertaking, the Legislature viii at ,,ato
grant inc small SUN which "oad be necessary to I'M
Prove inc channel OF the Rivers aud individual enter
pflke and resonrces MIll,ln the L.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

MARKETS - lie Wheat and Flour marx II
Is dull and 3selia,ag Vhtn uH bring oniy
. eeats & -Four abom 81. The last II richmond
account 10 t4r 9TH pag that Caunt Flour tca,
dM at 50. AID Hbeai had declined 10 81. TIE
latest foreign accounts represent that The weaiher
had becom, far aud he prospect for good
harrcsi 'cas better. is moi supposed that the
disturbances IN France wW hare much effect
upon The gram market. Flour aad Uhent are
both .iorer aud duiier here on accoua Of The lop
state Of The rirer. n IS said hat he elpenses
on barrei Of -Four 10 Richmond arr a, present
abOH 81 %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
ITEMS.

The Convention Of the WofIangiacu IA Nsy Ya,,
has uon,pa.sd Gen Erastue Kaat ~ tb,r cand,,t,.
for Governor aud Nathaniel Pltaner Tor Lsutoant iov-
ernor oftbat State.
phs Gazct,c dc F,orco saws :, !. ro,or,I a., H.
Dukr orR gi,su lone of 4ona1art,, old t,ne,,lN -
bo made (;oyerno, of AIgiet.
~ i,',, All ,'' n",'t, y, american cil-
I 80, ! 80 ,.o',a' a,d NJ ..s' ~ =" '"IsFen
,h -, - nv, La'o - , 80 tu''ts'
Wv ~ - - - ' " s ' ''''" '''iAs
letter from me i'ov James u finly'" Cincinnati
H. states lhht at hhth"I'l camp nGeiug, hcit eight
h'eS distant h" tIluhai IRON me 3t 10 tie i'm ot
sr. saann,c,,r, md tb, ma ,r.,s p'eash
Cbnr.b '' az
In the account OF the London ifat market, beaches
were qioleI On the h july n tom los. 10 2s. sler
mug per Dozen or from ~ - a 1rHt' piece As
paTdgHs al ifoih - cents 10 u a btaeh
The Bishop London has anapaucrd that he viii
hereafter require of every candidate ur AUy orders a
thorough knowledge Of Hebrew aud Hrcuk aut an
lolhIy 10 write LaHh gramnateali'. :" II e young man
Gays the bishop intended Tor The Church Is either
unwilling 10 learn or incapable oi undergoing tue
necessary labor let MN IN good time turn his attention
=" SUM- oalsi III nun NJ .i'ohp''ocy eah
'J ~
Col. l'ehmanowsky mas issued Proposals, ~ Wash
W,, iali,gpnrer ,s,rya. I'm, he
re,.iv i,,o,yn in the nislrict of { oonhi FAR srI
Gears AS Col Lehman lie Is the same gentleman top,
NJ Leyasscur IN his history of Cen Laavete. Vist to
the United States, names the " brave Polish oticcr
who served In the French army - years"
Nj, Nlsb an.,ro trader belopsipg 10 CasyelI a.
Rockingham county, Nc was laiely knocked down
aud plum 'ad ofaboh 5000, hy two rutlus on tin
Hollow road, Surry county, that State MIR N. was
dangerously but murG4Ily wounded. Two men have
been arrested on Suspicion
Mr. Oven, of Lanurk. Is now in London, giving Lee
lures eApanaso'5 VI a n,',' INV 'i'I u o',J, III
I,,,,l esnons,b,ytvfor a,Ifg,nI rewards and nm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
REVOLUTION In FRANCE.

The long anticipated event mas conn u pass i"'
Kne Of France with strange nfatnation has pushed
rs prerogatiye beyond is legitimate bounds aud the
natural and inevitable consequence has been the cons
u,pcement of a CIVIL WAR, neither the consequent
eos mar the eni II which be foreseen by man. IL
,,J really seem thai the Bourbons, like the Suarts OF
Great 8ritan, cannot learn wisdom from the teachings
MISUNDERSTANDING hlgotted minds cannot keep pace
ey,th the Spirit of the Agehat they still cling, with
somansh love, the idea Of an absolute monarchy TO
,cide hope governing tho French people by The strong
arm of unqualified despotSm--iorgettlng, apparently,
that that people mbibed the principles Of Liberty
aud that they tasted of it. sweet we'll as It's bitter
fiits They cannot Aope TO escape the consequences
Of their rash folly
twill be seen that the veteran LAFAYETTE, at the
are OF more han 10, has again drawn his sword, aud
led his fellow e.ens battle, in vIndeaion ot the VIC
lated Charter of his country, aud the outraged rights of
the people. THERE'S something peculiarly exciting in
ghc fact Of beholdng the young hero Of the American
Revolution the conspicuous actor ia the agtang scenes
Of the first Revolution Of Frauce-the victim of that
Revolution when VIC obtained the ascendancy
the prisoner Of Onluz-ln his green old age the Oh
served and the honored Of oil observers when as the
Nations Guest, he to minge again With the
p''i"' WV 49, ~ " ' 'e w.
lest ''' s'e'"'s' o'"p''' Va ""''u''s e'y say
taafe So'"''''"k 0Ne'''"s :" ''o
oil be'ou''s ''' 'ee' d" 'ie' "t'i" s""'as MS s"o"
upon us '"'s a"u "s"'"s ~ "e SIC o' us
ana t7 inc" u ano'er III oeio"e u muse
great PfnciPes, an ohe'ialhe adhetenes 10 winch mas
made has lie one Of beautiful consistency and WHICH
now Threatens TO crown II with glorioas martyrdoIn'
Gen Lafayette IS perhaps the only man. (eertainly the
only man of eminenea who now bears arms that wit
messed aud participated /" the dangers oil the fot lron'h
Royoluon-a Revolution similar IN al! It's attendant
encumsances thus lar to that OF Io3O-n It's previous
audible tireatenines--n its SangmnarY onset-'n the
class Of people VINO ''ue"' '"e "'s' pn''sA"'' 'aS'y'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09

M office By virtue orhco deeds oCira,t,
LII executed 10 the subscriber by Marlha
Lynne, ~. jar certain purposes fbert1 erpresssd,
ONE bearing due The l2hi day If Juig, 1925.
md The other beatiag dne he 25h Of .Uay.
1890, n,d duig u record in Hc County Coud
Of CamP5sH NIL bs erpossd 10 saie, al ptbiic
auction, fer readg mgueY. on frtity Ms 2Hh
ofhe present m0alh, lSepIsmjer.) IN b,e pre-.
muses. ,ctsrsoa The sud Nuri1a Lngne, ST. u9w
resides, II certain parrsL or tract If haad. igtHl
on he wdter5 Of seneca creek, 9 a.rie5 Sgtn Of
the coirtbou5s, and adj dining he huli3 u He,l
~ Broca Nm. D. Sw'uaey ani ofhsrs. mil
containing ~ acres nore or isf3. 1Ao all
the houseboh md kHrtsn furniture, plantation
utensils, ald stock Of spery description or so
much thereof as will h. sufficient 10 snisfy the
purposes Of saii dseds. Acting a5t,ustes. Hr
sujscriber uH oaig conrey sac4 hiis Is IS resie /
M Inn By sqti leeds, AMI nol,e o,tes.
w, ORGAN, Trustee.
Sspi Q It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
PUBLIC MEETINEL

Al meeting of The citizens of Lynchhuro
.o"vr"ed at the Franklin Hotel, on SATURDAY.
s"e f'h daV OF September, agreeable to notice
samuel Claytor, Esq. briefly explained lis OH
90 W"ere"Pon Albion McDanie , ESQ. May.
', p" ,he Corporaiion,) was called 10 the chair
'', ~ Mc"afd H. Toler appointed Secretary.
nv 'onowlng resolution was then offered bv
'o." ~ orqnhart, Esq. who explained its o6.
NV az Fns'h, and earnestly pressed the
r'eS'''y u adopting some decided course in
'f'a''on to Internal improvements. especirIIv
~ Connected "''h the interests of Lynchburc.
"fs"ifc". nat Committee of he an.
.',"'eo 10 TAKE Into consideration. and report
'n'S meeting such measures as thew deem
'Np'"'""'' which may tend to advance the
epnntry adjacent. """ '''e
a. e resolution was agreed to, ueg,. con and
o'''N having been filled win the word ff
at t| '"e Ona'r appointed the following ne,soos
."e committee, viz !: Messrs. John y U,on,
s'' samuel Clayton, John NJ. Warwirk
b,r" ,o" :, Hancock John Victor. Maurice Lam
"''"F' Jr' Samuel Garland, John WIS yn"r1Ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
BALTIMORE MARKEr. SEM 3.


ELOUN.-i I3Hdrd street H0Hr. i he wagon
price has bren steady throughout the week at
- 90 per hbl The sales rom stores have
heen IN limited parcels only al - IT, II per
bill. nenher lhe stock 90 hand nor The amount
of receipts admitting al extensive operations
10 this general remark relative In transactions
itom store, we have IN note an exception ia the
sale OF Il small lot yesterday evening aud ano.
Their this morning ala fraction less ihan %
u | > cts per hbi.
Ciig NILS HoW.--rhe market has been so
fuctuaiiug and unsteady turing the week, that
II would he dlthcult task 60 attempt 10 re-
port its Yarmuons. We content ourselves,
therefore. with simply stating The transactions
as they have COME 10 our knowledge. Ga
Monday, "a snle ot loo bhls. exun Vas made
at 80 ~ -, cash. Ga Tuesday a pa,cel OF
several hundred hhls standard wis sold At 50
%. Ga Wednesday pRrCel OF Mira srre suld
AZ 80 ~, and parcel OF standard al 50 20
On Thursday afternoon several parcels oil rAtTa
were sold al a. - -. aud onr parcel OF 400
bills extra al 50 81 /. To-day The result of
our inquiries i, quite unsatisactoty--lhe MAJ.
kei Is unsettled, and as "e hear Of 10 haus
actions, We are unable to make our usual
quo aIlnns.
Sueguchanua Eiou.-A parcel Of upwards
ON Monday last at 20 80 per bib. cnsh.
GRAIN -phedt. On Monday morning
last, at er the receipt of the English adVlces Ia
the l9th July. suidrn aud ,nateii nl Use IN the
prices OF wheat took place sales Of red werr
made AT y 10, ard Que parcel II ~ l5 aud
TWO parcel, OF eAIra ttanIIy) white At - Is
! In the afternoon OF the same dry however
prices were at Ienst2 CENTS "A bushel under th,
ra'es OF the morning. Since thin alihnug!
the receipts have moi been fan, prices have
/ further rccedeh, aud on thursday sale al goo
/ TO prime rel Nrrc made ~ | ) O3, ant
one prime parcel N v %. To-day here Is
tai supply at ltct. mud (with t.ngiish advice
i 10 the 9Th July hclus,ve) sales ot good (,
prime red haye been made nj - loo CTS. W
i give these totes rs Indicating ,he tan range q
] the market to-day Tor red wheat Sales q
two parcels u good white were made to-day a
= Oh IA 81 - per bu .heI. ImertcdH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
Beach's Carriage Mandatory.

EtA4E snhscrihers iaform their friends and
Il The public generally. that they have opened
A shop on main street "A lew doors below the
Franklin Hotel, Lynchhorg. where they offer
for safe a new supply Of Pleasure Carriages. At
reduced prices, for cash. where those Who wish
10 purchase wall fiod ns great n variety lis nj n
nv other establishment IN Virgnla. All ~.
pairing will he executed with neatness aud DIS
pach, by II " H. r. BEACH
For further information. ihe public are referred
TO Thomas A. HOlcpmbe, Or at the Franklin
Hotel.
June % WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09

uNHE subscriber, at his old stand, two toors
L above David IL Robert kyle's, oGers for
sale, wholesale or retail, splendid assortment
of fresh aud genuine Medicines. Paints, Oils.
Dye-SiuTs, by Woods, ground and "a sticks,
Wines. Periumery. Fancy Soaps. Turpentne
Soaps, PANT, Portrait, and all other kuds OF
Brushes, Guns, Pistols, Dirks, Watches. PEG
aud Pocket Knives, Scissors. FBncy Goods,
lea aud Dining China, all the Patent NJ di,
cines, all ihe New Remedies. Pisston's and
GJdhey's Smelling Salts, Candies, Kisses
Almonds. Raisins, Family Molasses, &c. Draw.
lug Paper, Cariacaiures, New Music, Pianos
Von, Guitar AMI Dale imore Strings, Pocket
Books. Pocket and Dressing Combs, Prints,
red and black Ink Powder, aud Liquid Ink,
Glaciers Patent Diamonds. Fancy Boxes. La.
dies Work Boxes, with and and without Ma
SIC, Music Boxes, in Tin Gases, Snuff Boxes,
Smelling vnls. Theruo meters, Mirrors Water
aud Velvet Colours. Lamps, Game Bag.
Fiasks, Powder Horns. Surgeons AID Gum
Elastic instruments, Rochelle Sedlnx and
Soda Powders, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c. &c. All
of which are offered for sale, for cash, or to
punclual customers, or in exchange for some
articles of country produce, at as. f0v prices AZ
any other house in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
Nsu Street, .Lynsaburs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
RICHMOND MARKETS.. Sent. 2

Flour, City Wills. ~ - ln6 Country Ca.
nal. - 2j.-lIheat. red, 81 % white, *
To- IObaeco, Inc To S 10; gnod 30 to q
mitdliuS 10 . common 3 10 4 refused %
10 i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09


mEuRsuANi to" drer'e otfee superior
n Cout oi Cbaucery, for the Lynchhnlg
District jronouncrd on the lIih of Octob.r
1923, IN the case OF Pollard w. Wright thr
IN irIsigsed Marshal Of tine said eonri. will sell
TO Ihe highes, bidder. for cash, on Fr,Ia.
the lsi day ol October. 1890. u far, ,fno,, dc
nexl fur day ibrreaftct,) selling on The prern,t
scs. IL the town Of Lvncbbure. the following
lots. 10 wit one lot III the tear OF the N1ethg-
dot Meeung House, 81 feet by - one undivi-
ded noiely ol lot At the junction Of 7ih street
aud Bird alley, containing quarter Of M acre
mat desirnbio resIdence for small family al
joining {. Anthony, on An street, lot coninin,
4 OF an acre, houses insured M $1,000, part
Of Iot No. 1877 On 9th street aud III alIey. a ,ut
containing i an acre on the oni sltirIs OF The
town, lot ii three acres, ncar the residence % T
the late Col Wm Il Lynch. aud any o nrr
lots IN br said decree mentioned. Aud bgf85 ,
my Office door, on the snme day, two smtli
tracts of Iaud, the IN Bedi brd on the W ,trt,
Of Goose Creek. adjoining the lands ~ NJ.
Whiltor Mr. Howell aud others, containing
% acres and one on the turnpike no 81. nra.
the frien1's Meeting IIonse, containing o. or
seventy acres. The ABOVE property VII h.,
sold subject 10 the doSer nf Mrs Am [.
Wright. j. A. lIOLGOMBH VI.
Aug % lnts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-09
,Et.ANI = UATIs.

IFNITDIH n.
# HATEFUL Tor The liberal patronage they
IN have met with ~ their line Of business,
inform their friends and the pubic hat they
nave on hand handsome assortment Of REA-
by NJ ADE CLOTHING. Of The newest FASH
inns, consisting in Parl ofGne blue aud black
Dress and frock Goats. Caslnct Frocks and
Coates, blue, black and drab Pantaloons, dne
Cas,net do Ye.,s Of all descriptions. Il hand.
some assortment OF Neck Stocks, Gollals.
SHIRTS. ~. 81. with me usual assortment o,
Dry Goods, ail-ol which VII be sol1 AT price,
unusually io@. \ large assortment OF Cloaks
and Big Cents.
n. 3. a variety Of Seal skin aud Morocco
Caps. II. q -.
Sep. 9 Is