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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
Thomas King,
M ERCHANr TAILOR,

lhomas Ming,
MER CHANT TAILOR,
y rltlScnntinues to Garry on the above business In
az ITS branches, Mt his old stand next door to sr
'an corses Lottery Office, and is thankful to his
ends Anith. public in general for past f,vors and
0ptS oy strict attention to his business thew will con-
'"''r Their Patronage towards him. He has just re-
@'eda fresh supply Of
Fashionable Fall Goods,
@ITl be abe to supply all orders in his line of hus
~ The shortest notice He has on hand all sorts OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ae~ll also make up, to any fashion that may be re-
p'el by his customers. and on the most reasonable
Nrns, for cash.
.aLo for SIDE,
lNheS' camb'et cloass; Bombazette do; aud
tiO'h made up in the latest fashions.
Also,
variety Of cheap PLAID CLOAKS.
"eh happy to Inform his custom rs that he has re-
vNe4 The latest FAIL u IPYyTER FASHIONS,
ON New York. nov is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
Mines,

lust received four quarter casks of old pale sherry
d wine, which with large stock OF old L., madeira,
a,l, Burgundy, Grape Juice. Sicily, Vidonia Port
anlf pipes AMI quarter casks, and Brahmn Grape
nice, IN boxes OF , doz each. makes our assortment
vines very complete.
Is.lS s. mrs. II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
AAu,onds

IN sacks fresh almonds, landing this day, and for
H. sale by WM MUTT,
dec 81 Corner Of Prince and Union sts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
Il the public, thsthe carries on his old stand, saith
side Of King street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank Alexandria, the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
Plaster aaa Grinastones.

4 To- IONS plaster The cargo Of brig sayan-
i - 80 srindstOnes5 nah, for sslehy
dec ST JOHN n. l.ADD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-06
70 Rent.

kxxs 4 snug 2 story House, opposite Mr.
&NE Roach's, at low rent
GSSN JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
H. dec 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
NV. -

HDUR5UANI TO u decree of tho Superior
u Court oi Chaacery io' the LynchIJnrg Dis-
met, pronounced on the 22d day OF May, 1890,
in tho cause OF Lloyd against Crews, the onderi
signed Marshal OF the sad court, will sell, Nv
way OF public auction. on Tuesday the ola
day of December. 1890, II fair, IL MOI. the NEXT
fair day thereafter for cash, on The premises
certain tract Of land, lying aud being IN tho
county of Amherst where the said Crews lt,-
~ lived, 90 the man road lending from Lynch.
burg 10 Amherst Court-louse. aud adjoining
tho lands Of Benz. Brown, Jopn Mcdaniel,
Lindsey Mcdaniel James P.ndfeton anil o.
theirs, supposed To GO utain eight hundred acres,
be the same more or less.
THOS A, HOLCOMBE, Mar
Nov. % ind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

1pHE "bsc+'1ef |sg",'n and ,''" %an.s ,ee
foring Carriages OF Every description, among
tioh are tne following Coach, Coacners,
,shariats. London and New Yolh Bnghys. Al
s,ny Pbeytons, Barrouch, Baarouchee, phIla i,
aainb,s Dearborus, Gigs, Hunters, &c. aud any
a,bers mat NAV be called for.
An orders thankfully received and punctualiy
attended to.
Repairing done at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms ny
''' II. r. BEACH r. Co.
Ng-Jnst rrcaived a first rate Coach smith
fa,,n the North, OF which we "i'i assure the
na,tic they can he accommodated with repair
- Carriages Of any Kind y t." doors 6eio" tue
franklin Hotel, Lynchhorg'
ii, Il. BEACH & Go.
Nov o.. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Very UaiuaJm Plantations Negroes
Twenty two likely Negr les,

NOfICE.-By virtue Of n deed Of trust.
l y executed 10 the subscriber by Wm. Jop.
ling, bearing date the llth day OF October.
1924 and ieeurda | 10 the Clerks Office oil Am
h,rst, ahall proceed To ell, 10 HE h,g hest bid
der. for cash, At thu residence of the sad Jop.
ling. 10 the county OF Amherst, on the 10th day
oil December peHt ensuing, one moiely Of n
trace oil baud. supposed To contain four hundred
acres, aud ~ the same On which the said Jop-
Ing ,esdts, AM adjoins the lands Of VIM Pry-
a. aud ote,s--A o, que negro won,an named
Jane, one aegfo GIL named Esal ~, II her ia
crease. IL any, Two boISes, one WOKE OF oxen X OF
cart, twelve head oI horned ent le. ttty head
Of hogs. eleven head Of sheep. thee beds and
furniture, one secretary aud bookcaae. ono
walnut pr6si. aud the balance ol thu household
furniture OF The said Japling together With all
his kilohan furniture aud plantation uieusiIs
Acting Ms trustee, she'll convey only such
title IS vested IN me, which 10, however, be-
lieyrd ~ br ndisputabe.
BENSEI a. CRAWFORD, IrJstce.
Nov. -. tJs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Stock of Goods, Mt
AUCTION.

fGfAVING d. terminei TO sell out our entire
-.-1 stock of Merchandise on the 21th inst.
we ask the attention Of all who may feel dlApo
I'd to buy Goods a, reduced prices. Our stock
Is very large, aud consists Of almost every ar
ticie in our ino-the Goods are generally new
aud most OF them bought ~ New York aud PbI
ladeIpbia before the advance in Cotton aud
Woollen Goods. Below We give catalogue q
few of the art eles . be- sold, as we consider
II useless to name every article. The following
are few Of the aflcles 10 he solJ wig:
5nper6ne aud common blue, black, brown and
grey Cloths
do do Habit do
Large supply Of Cassimeres, NIL coors
lew pieces CasInctt, some very fine
Velvet. Eioren,ins, Valencia, Marseillus aud
other Vesiogs
few pieces Merino Cloths and Circsssiaus
Bombazihes, Bombez"tis aud Circassians
Blue and Paid Old Csml,a
Rlerino, Cashmcre, Valencia and Cashmere
Shawls
ID" do Sill Burrege and Cave IIdkts
thread C"mhtic, Flag, kandana a. Cotton do
Cambria aud Jscnnr, NlnsIn., plain aud Ge'd
Plain aud lig'd Swiss. Null, Book ana india
Muslins
WHITE aud black Silk, Cotton a. Worsted Hosa
DO do do Hall Hose
Ladies and Gentlemen. Horse Skin ana Lea.
tier Gloves
apron Cb"cks ana fIaid DoDestics
large and handsome assortment Of Cling
hams
beautiful assortment OF Caicos
BaTeges, Palmar,nes, Bnttlstes aud GAUGES
An elegant assortment OF Unread and GIMP
Iaces
Plain aud Gg'd black and white Lace Wells
a large assortment OF Winter g. ot,rr Ribbons
Al assortment of Silks, equal 20 any ia lhis
market.
PLAIN aud fgd Canton aud Nankin Or pes
SILK and Thread Fflnges, assorted Golors
Plain and Carved Shell Combs
A large supply Of Sewing odk, ihreadi and
Cotton
Plain aud fig ID gill coat and vest Buttony
IS gross coat and vest lasting do.
Baizes Flnnuels. Linseys, &c.
Black aud cold Lasting, PLATA and striped,
Together with a large aud handsome as,orr-
ment Of Earihen. Glass. China and Hardware,
Hats, Shoes, Bonnets &c. aud heavy stock Of
Groceries, Steel. Nails. Iron, sc. which will
be sold without reserve on the day of sale. on
terms mere liberal than any heretofore known
in This market. l.. IL X. b. NORVELL.
Nov. 10 iitds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

n 6 the subscriber intends 10 reirqnish the
10. Dry Goods business. b. will sell his stock
OF ifrsh and lately selected Dry Goods at
cost. They were purchased before the late
advance, ani will now be sold lover than
they can he purchased in New York. HIS
stock consists Of India Silks and Grapes, PLAN
and chan cable Gro. de Naples, Merino, ! ash
mere, Silk ani Gsuze lIdkfs, colourei oa'tns,
most kinds of woollrn goods, with almost
every Article in the Dry Goods business suitable
to the present season
A stock completely unbroken and so desira-
bic has perhaps never been offered al his place
before. Purchasers are requested To call.
WN.. II HAMILTON.
Nov ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

UMAvE received blue, black. olive, brown,
mixed drab, sloue drab Lavender and
bun. extra SUPER aud superhne Cloths aud Sas-
simeres OF The hes, Saxony Wool. The effrd
super have heen carefully selected aud bought
TN, be 4 importers IN ordpr % iisure genuine
colors aud quality The apertine were pnr-
chased nj auct,oa by a competent Judge, which
enables them 10 sell most excellent bargains, -
Also. black Genoa Silk Velvet, figured uncut
Velvet, (aewta syie,) figured Silk Velvet, Lon
dun Toilenet aud Vnl.oaie, black and figured
Flofeu,ine aud white aud col0red Marseilies
Neslines, altogether forming an assortment OF
Cloths. Cass,meres and Vest'ngs, not e1nalled
by any former stock. aud well worthy OF the
attention Of gentlemen wantlds either.
Nov - 2ii2to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Notice to Adventurers.


1--WE Virginia State lottery, Qor the bene--
L lit ofthe Petersburg beneyo lsat Mechanic
AssOeiation,l class No. 2, will be drawn in
the Town Of Lypchbmg, on Thursday the 25ih
inst This Scbeuue contains 3 Grand Capitals
OF 10 900 dollars. with many other handsome
prizes For chances, call Immediately at
DIGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Nook auction.

n WILL positively sellihis evening, ~ early
N candle light, one of the best selections Of
NEW BOOKS ever seen IN this market, many
of them jusl received, aud entirely new. and
most splend,dly bound.--l therefore hope 10
have n iull house, as am deteamined 10 sell
A. X. NORTH.
Nov. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

n endowed ~ifa great ps'fr' t'"'
ma" "a breeding. Is like ore who has
""no" "st,. fall Of gold, bat always wants
his poe. en- his ordinary oceasien'. lsfse':
change ~ ~ ,aIe IN the world ~ be made ior
liz ,sdgrs but thst Of being As near whai
WHINE MT f,rcio f,ce as You ran which IS 80
'oa sf ,,.,b that | am of opinion, writing has
F', more ,ni.tresses than ANY Que mistake !" wv
,sgend ofloye. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Nurner X kerc

SfAFE ja.treceived and will sell at lower
~ prices than ever,
case Cassinetis
case "A Plaid Liuseys
bale Flannels
Ease large and fashionable L"ghorn Flats
and Crowns
'e" i'eces hsnds9me Pembroke Lustres
slfruo Ciscassians. '
MY -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

y RE now receiving drec, from New Torn
M y snlendid assortment Of staple and nv
CIV Gonds. consisting of extra 6oe blnp. black
ani fanrvgcolored Cloths, figured ano p'ah
chrngcablr Silks, 90 pieces new style fancy
Pfnts one case estra 6ne, irish Linens, son
Gnish cartoon splendid figured Swiss Mnsl'ns
new style Belt and Boanet Ribbons, superior
Black italian Silks and Senrhess, rich needle
worked Inseriings aud Scollop Trimming
Linen Cambrics and Linen Cambria nandker-
chiefs, very cheap. carved and plain she"
Combs, fancy q ,nzr aud Nlerno Handler
chiefs, Thread aud Bohbioet Laees, fancy
Cloves, Hosiery, &c. With large assortment
Of Domestic aud Woolen Goods, which. whe''
examined, pure hasers will he compelled TO say
cheap.
They also expect. in few days another large
assortment OF new Goods 10 which they nar,c-
alarly invite The attention of the closest dealer
Nov. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Lan1inc or William Pe1n.-The l48th An
adversary Of the landing Of William Penn was
celebrated a, Philadelphia on tho Goth ult by
a Public Dinner. May distinguishes gentle
men were prcsent--among them MIR. Galiatin'
Senator. Livingston aud Johnston of louisa
ma. Postmaster General Barry, &c. &c Among
those who were invited and could not attend,
bat who sent Toasis. 10 be drunk on the occa-
,ion. were Gen. Jackson. Charlss Carrolton u'
C.rrolton Ex-Presidents Madison and Adams,
Mcssr,. Van Buren,. Bcrrlen, lngham. Branch
Joseph Bonapar,e, &c. &c. We select lew OF
the Ioasls
By Gen. Jackson. Gen L"fayeue-fhec Com
oanion of the immortal Washington, aud cham
pion Of liberty IN two hem'sph"rcs.
Nv Mr.. Norris. president Of the Day. The
Presiden, Of the United States
Re- Charles Carroll Of Garrolltnn. Political
han1iness and Chriatiah cool viii TO the whole
family of mankind.
By Mr. Duponceau. Charles Carroll OF
Carrotnn.
Rv lanes Madison. The immortal memory
of Peup, who subdned the ferocity Of sava2Fs
by his virtues aud enlightened the civilized
world by his institutions.
By c. J. Iugersoll (aher warm tribute TO
the character of Mr.. Madison.) james Mad''
son, survivor of the trainers OF the ConsIi,u'
ton. ~
By John Quincy Adams. The Norm Amer
ran Union-bound together by the ihreeio'c
Peons, lvanian Curd .nct easily hroken-F hlue
Liberty AID lahrprid"nce
Bv w. Peters. John @. Adams-ihe Illus
min, son one of the most distinguished foun
ders of ur independence. Him'ei riR'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
$40 REWARD.

TOD UNaWAY from lie subscriber on the Isf
~ November. 1880, n Negro Man named
ADAM fifty wears of age or upwards. OF
low statue. very dark complexion. full EYES and
very round face, With grew hH both hs
head and beard, when spOkea 10 rather intel
ligeni then otherwise. anil humble 10 hi. man.
n,r. He can read both prini ani manuscript.
The said negro came originally from Amherst
county. and has tree wossan Tor n vie. nam
ed Hannah Dunner, with whom he has slwsys
lived they hevs seversI children, mot ofibsm
grown, Il with whom, perhaps he may attempt
to pass MS free msn.-He 10 n tolerahle good
ro,gh Csrpenier, Cooper, &C. His children are
nance Adam, George, james, Jenkins and
Tom. " ho IL waterman the river from
l., ncnb"rg to k,chmond--it is quite probable
he may be on 'he river or ehoui Amherst, as be
hss many aeauaintances IN thai secton.---i will
give the above named reward II sad Negro IL
taken out of this State. and ten dollars IL iasen
within tho State, OF secured in jail. so that [
gr, him. HENRY EARLY.
Franklin Nav %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Liberia Another vessel will sail from Not
FOR Liberia. We are glad to see that the Board
of Managers intend II send Physician there.
at a salary OF $500 par annnm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

BiHinrds.--The Richmond Wing says that
petitions are To be presented to the next Leg s-
latnre, pra wing for the removal Of the resirit-
ions on the game of billiards. we th'nk snch
a measure would be nnwlse and imrolitic II is
one Of the most fascinating gnmes that Is play
eI, aud in this very fascination I've speak ex-
perimentalIy) consists its danger Nor do we
believe that the effect which the wing Snhci-
paies from the federation Of biliards--io Wit,
the decrease Of Faro Banks, &c.-woud be
nr.duced by such measure. Did not the
VIII, see an account Of the " cut hroat" game
played in a billiard room in New York, fs"
days aso7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Tickets S5-Halyes s. So iariPrs 3 %.
For sale at DlGGbo' OFFICE,
Nov 10
DlGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchburg, llth Nov. 1880.
Drawn numbers in the Union Canal Lottery,
class No. % for 1891.
80 Sc IL 2 80 90 81 81 81 40.
The official list the Virginia State Lottery
Ao !, will be received on rHesda, a
DlGGES'S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Large Bset.--A Beet was raised this season
by Mr. Couch, on the hand of pr. D,llsrd o
Puisylvania, which was % Ia inches IN cir
cumferenca aud B inches ia length
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

III We have thought il advisable not 10 in
sert The communication Of " CUiita"--for Iea
so0s which we will state to the author il b.
will make himself known To us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
MARRIAGE,

MARRIED. on Wednesday The 18th inst. by
the Rev. Thomas Burgs. Mr.. LAWSON IUR-
NER. of Amherst, 10 Mrs. SARAH STAPLES
of Birmingham counts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Travelling Cabinet The President, II is
said, has accepted an invitation of the Common
Council of Charleston, to visit that city. lie
designs making this electioneering campaign :"
May mex. One thing is in his tavor--he can
play the Table Orator, If he should initiate the
eating candidate ia every thing else.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Oigses' oMce.
GRAND CAPITALS.
10000, sl5,GD0, 10, 900, AND
:, Z. - .aYZ- ct 4 HnN EnT,T,G

Ncw York ConsoHiated L0ttery,
Class No 10, for 1890.
To be draw in tn cit, OF New ork, on We'd
nesjay, the TIA Of Nov. 1870.
o. Numbers--9 drawn Ballots.
GREAT SCHEME.
II ! prize OF $50, 600 so prizes Of 3 600
$4,000 ia 900
10000 ia 100
- 500
Besides S6o1 5ns 40s &c. &c.'
Tickets $40. ,ialvas IS, Qrs. 80 %,
. Of which 81 $40 payable ia Albany lands
For sale at DlGDE5' LUCKY OFFICE,
Lynchburg. Va.
Nov. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Trust Sale of Land and Slaves

way virtue Of n deed IL trust executed by
I'd John MnDaniel 10 Chswell Dabney aud
myself Tor The purpose of securing certain
debts therein mentioned which deed belrs date
on the Goth dry OF March. 1898. and is duly
Of record in the county court of Amherst !
shall on the lst day OF January, 1881, sell bv
way Of public auction, for ready niooey, n Ger
tam tact or parcel of land with the arparie-
nsnces, situate ia the county OF Amhers, on the
north side Of the lobncco Row Mountain. con
tanning 367 acres, more or less being apart OF
the tract purchased oil Wiilinm $. Crawford
estate aud bnuDdcd by tho land. oil Richard
Jones, Col. William Jopling, Thomas r., fiea'
SANS. aud The lands belonging to W,n. Terry 4
/ estate.
| shalt also nj the same time IL by virtue of the
same deed sell by way OF public auction. for re-"
dy money, the following slaves. or such portion
thereof ms may be necessary 10 accomplish III"
purpose ofsatd trust. to wit sandy, Dasy,
Jesse, Caleb, Archer, Mary, Matthew, Henry,
Phebe, Pprmela. judy aud JAMES.
The sale Of the above property will take place
onthe said LIST day OF January, 1881, al tbs
dwelling house, on the SAID land nj present DC
cnpied by Mr.. Francis A. X. Dawes.
The tiilr Of the said property !. believed 10 Toe
good, but AS | ACT merely asa trustee, ! shall
onlY convey TO the purchaser, or purchasers
such title only AS is vested IN by the said deed
of uust GEORGE ". NELSON. Trustee.
Nov.22 tis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Cash for Negroe.

Cash for Negroes.
eAHE subscriber vii gIvethe highest cash
price FOR Negroes.
GARLAND TATE,
al the Washington Hote
July 90. hts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

Earope.-TheiFo reign News have lost no'hne
NJ their interest. 1.-THE Intelligence which we
this morning publish is to la roIed on, '"e'e
can he n, Longer doubt that thee will be, II
there is moi already, Har in EHroPs-a war as
exters;ye in its Yange, s. infinitely more mnmen-
tous in lis probable consequences, ih7n the pro
irac.el aud desperate struggle which followed
the Peacs Of Amirns. We care not what tho
DISPOSITION of the French Monarch ann MS
uiuijry may be--the French people Will take
sides with the Bplgians If It be true that frns-
sian troons have been sent 10 aid tho hing OF
the Nethetland. in reducing them 10 snhlec''on'
Ru, we cannot doubt that the " Citizen KING
If France. (as, by the way he is rather tho
f,e,,e,,,v called, to suit our taste,) vii! he IA
,o,nc tho foremos, to rsndrr them assistance.
The principle upon which the b~lsian' c'aim
righ, to act. is that which the French people
40. s,ccessGutly established Tor themselves
Al France cannot either consistently or ssie-
IL, ,e,ni, the exercise of thai right II be den'-
ed to neighhorins nation, "h'e" uas "e"
.,;,,Ia,eJ and encouraged by her example tp
,oLo an effort 10 throw off the yoke OF RI'er
who has disobeyed its wishes, ana 'r"'""e"
,,,o its rights, and interests, & TO adopt form
..o,,,,o,, which il thinks will be more
,,ro,o,;ve or is happ mess and prosperity
,,., ,ha, TO which it has been h''e'o''''
subject. This ques''o" will "a'''Si' w.
cibly sugges, itself to the m'nas Oh '''"' w.
:. If Prussia has right to s'le"cf '"' WIZ
the people of Belgium to-day anu 10 .,"e.
fish the authority cf'he King OF '"' N''''
lands, by the aid Of Prnssian oayone's' why "'''
not combined Europe io-motfo" "'"''"'"'
gions to Paris, and restore the de'p"' "'''' "
have iost uethroned 7" And viii they not u
il, If they shonll uo', it will not be oec""s
,ho, have now any greater regard 'sh 'o'
merry 10, popular righ''-or beea"s' '9fy 'ss
! ceased 10 feel lively interest IL u no. Tag q"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Negroes for Hire aud sale.
Nov. %


yHyILL he offered for hire for The ensuing
Wv year on the Sd day Of January next,
he fore the door oil james s. rendle,ou's tavern,
10 New Glasgow. Amherst county, from 90 To
10 valuable negroes, belonging To The estate Of
Samuel Turner, deed They consist of all de-
scrlptons, mrn, wonen, boys and girs, and
among them Two first rate blaeksmilhs,
cnrven,ers, coopers. shopinakers. good cooks,
house servants and plantation hands. Bonds
" ith approved security will be required, and no
person will be permitted To take possession Of
the sln yes they hire. uni,i they comply with The
term. OF h,ring.-Also, atthe samr time aud
Mace, will he offered for sale for cash, several
likely negroes belnne ing 10 the aforesaid estate.
JOHN DlLLAKD, Ia or Of
Samuel Turner. dec d.
Nov o, ids
Lynchburg and Blue Riage Turn
pike.
yHyHE subscribers to the Stock in the above
q uamed Turnpike are hereby notified, 'hht
the meeting advertised FOR lhe 10Th November,
10 organize aud elect n President. Directors,
&c. sail certainly take place On Saturday even
ing the 2ah ut. Al tIr Franklin Hotel. All
sons interested are urgently solicited 10 at
tend. HE COtIMIoolONENo D
Nov. y Is
NTOTlCE.-A petition. will he presented 10
"a the ne,t Leg i,lainre, praying for The pas
SAGE Of an acl To incorporate company 10
construct H Toll Bridge across James River,
from the lands Of Judge Wm Daniel 10 the
lands OF John Ward IN the county OF Amherst.
"A Citizen ot LyHchbnrg.
WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
WINE-WINs -.

YENHE subscriber has Just received 10 OF
Z choice L. p. Madeira Wine, which ne
feels no hesitation in recommending RS heug
superior to any he has ever had and at much
ie:s pree.-He respectfully invites his r. ends
and customers to call aud "t,ste and Try be
fore they buy
ALSO IN STORE,
Sicily Madeira, French MADEIRA, TPnfrife
Old Port, (pari in boHies.) Sweet mud Dry Ma
iaga Wines, Wine and Cider Vinegar, Superior
Imperial and Guupawder Teas, ismily Loaf ou-
gar, superior Cheese, Cnba Honey, in bottles,
Bunch R0isns, Almonds, &c, SC. together VII.
= choice selection oil Old Jamaica and Antigua
Hum, Holland Gin, French Brandy, &c. and
IN tact almost every other article in his line
Nov. IS SAML. AYRES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
Also " STORE.
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C1PfT4L PRIZES.
l2.5OO 10 40n
5000 10 900
1896 oil 100
ID 1000
Tickets "a Halves S2-Qrs. l,
Drawing received 90 saturday,