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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
aeoolsttiom lu .Hrause!
Constantine,

Ans intelligence was unexpected There
was nothing in the previous accounts from
France, received here, which was calculated
10 render such an event at all probable. The
cause and The effect came together as tie
lightning attends the thunder bolt. Simul,a-
neously with an arrival at Boston, bringing
the result of the French elections and the or
dinancesof the king in relation thereto. wa,
an ARRIVAL at New York, detailing the conse-
qaences thereof--a evolution! We shall
give the accounts in their order rs fully as our
limits will permit.
THE BOSTON ARRIHAL.
The election Of the chamber of deputies
fsnoliar to our house Of representatives. re-
suited in the choice of o70 members opposed
to the king, lbs in his favor, and Is ~neutrals.
"ihc ID OF August bad been appointed for
The meeting Of the chambers, the member
summoned, and various other preparations
made, when the ministry, flushed with their
military successes in Alsiers, and finding
themselves for tho present rendered indepen-
dent Of the chambers by the treasures which
the new conquest bad brought into the public
exebequer, determined upon annihilating the
results of an election which had been so ua-
favorable TO their cause, and ordering a new
election ander a rigid censorship of the press,
sad subject only TO such influence as they
themselves might allow TO operate"
On the 25th July the ministers made a re-
port to the king, in censonancc nith this spi-
mt IN which they profess to place before his
eyes a view Of the internal situation of the
country, and 10 point cut the dangers Of The
periodical press. This document is Of con.
siderable length, and we only afford space
Tor a few extracts from it. The ministers SAY
can active, ardent, interchangeable maleyo-
fence iasers TO rUin ali lie foundations Of or
aer, and to snatch from france tie happiness
u enjoys under tie sceptre OF It's klng. Skilful
u turning TO advantage a.! disconienls and
10 excite all hatreds. il foments among the
people a spirit OF dishust and hostility 10
wards power, and endeayors to sow every
where the seeds OF trouble and eisii war; and
sheady, sire, recent events have proved that
Poa'ital PASSIONS, hitherto confined to tie
sHioiaits OF society, begin TO penetrate thS
"tP'ns OF At, aud to siIf up the popular class
c. II rs proved also. that these masses " ould
never mo,e without danger, even 10 thoss
""' ehacaFor - Ic0ss Them nom repcse.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16
TIE NETWORK ARRIVAL.

- ~4~''-l INN h1thl AL
The ship iilbsrnia, arrived at New York
on FRIDAY, brought LONDON papers to the
Sd OF August, which furnish the following
sequel TO the foregoing:
Simultaneously with this issuiag Of the de-
Icrees. Marshal Marmcunt Duke Of Rsgusa,
was Invested with the command Of the troops.
On the day following, fthe 26th,) the b. NIX
refused to discount bills, upon which an the
manufacturers discharged their workmen.
and the streets of Paris were filed with
groups discussing aloud the extraordinary
state of things.
On the evening Of the same day, the fsI-
loving ordinasce was posted up ia Paris.
which served to increase The agitation AREA
dy prodeced.
"Ne Irefect ofpolice, Sc. seeing tle or
Idinanee OF the hing, dated the 25sh instant,
which put again il force articles /, z, and 8,
loIthe lsw of the sist October, 1914, &c. we
have ordained assd ordsin as follows:
"Ait /. every individual who shall distfi-
butte pfintcd writings, on which there shall
not be the true ind cation OF the names, pro-
~fsssion, and residence of the author and OF
the printer, or who shall give to the public
the same writings 10 read, shall be brought
before the comnissary VI policc.of the. quar-
ter, and the writings shall be- seized.
-. Every individual keeping a reading
room, eofee-house, &c. who shall give 10 be
read, Journals or other writings, printed
contrary to the ordinance Of the King cf the
45ih inst relative to the press, shall be pro-
secuted as guilty OF the misdemeanors which
the journals, or writings. may constitute,
and his establishment shall be Professionally
closed.
Tuesday the a7th, was early a day oil
great excitement and ngit4tion. The police
we're busy IN attempting TO prevent the peo-
dc from visiting tile usual places Of resort for
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

The beautiful constellation Of Che Cross i.
seen only IA the Southern Hemisphere The
following hncs are supposed 10 be addressed
70 it By aSpaHish traveller in South America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-30
CONGRESS.

WAsHtNGToN, March 25.-In the Senate, yester.
day, memorial was presented nv the President from
number Of the citizens Of New York, complaining Of
the evorhtance OF The fee chargcabc on vessels trad
ing on tic Lake,. Nj N6u lain presented certain
solutions OF tie Legislature Of Delaware, affirming the
con'liiu'ionsIity OF The tariff Of 1928. report om
the SECRETARY OF Tic Navy, made in compliance with
Tue resolution Of The Senate OF the 1stint NJ rq 81
ing information as TO The expoJiency of dpcniing rith
marines on board Of the Government vcsseI, and OF
employing partially disabled and veteran seamen a.,
guards IN The Navy Yards, read. In this rspor,
the Secretary gives it hs opinion that will hr high
w advantageous 10 the service 20 employ invalid sea
men 10 garren the Navy stations but that there con-
siderable doubt whether IL will be most advantageous
to retain or dispense with the services Of marines on
board our armed vessel: the several officers Of the Ma
Wy consu ed by him entertaining various and opposite
opinions on the subject A. curly hgur, tho Senate
went INTO the confederation OF Executive business and
continued IN secret session until it adjourned.
IN the House NJ Representatves, a message from
the President Of the United States was presented bv
bis private Secretary. A. j. Donelson, Esq with vari
ou' bile, approved and signed by the President Mr..
Powers, from the Committee the District Of Coum.
oia reported bill for r. organizing the Courts Of jus.
ice IN the District; which read twice, referred 10
Commit ee OF the Whole on the State of the Urion.
and ordered 10 be piinte'. TIE resolution Of Mr. Swift
Tor The construction Of Ofi6catons on Lake Camplan
The re consideration Of which had been ordered on "a
preceding day, was then taken up. The amendment
OF NIT DrayOn, requesting the Secretary Of War N
inquire into The expcdiency Of the proposed fortca.
tonS, AID 10 Gauss The necessary surveys 10 be made
as 10 the most eligible sits for them, being The ques
ten, upon division here appeared syos 90, noc Is
quorum OF tho House no. being present The question
we not decided Mr.. Lamar moved 10 lev die r o..
lotion and amendment upon The table, ans upon TIL
aked Tor the yeas ard nays. Mr.. Ramsey sail, u.s
with view OF ascetianing the number who were ab
sent, he should move adjournment, upon which I'D
asked Tor the yeas and nays The call being sustained
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
MILESKLNG.
Ffon, The Wig.

his request. we publish the extract
u re-, ~ ION the late Collector at Petersburg
Of l'.b tolIow.: with the sing lie remark That
"hcn he might no, have intended TO convey
ho's asiona,ion sgains, the late administration,
any va, the e6tct Of his former paragraph aud
ye' Na such as We stated IL.
d" ~, -, oro letter from tie tate Collector al
Ei p,,,rsbgyr, to the Editors, dated June ION,
1880. ,;,,,, ,,soa tan,,,oro
,..,a,ed 10 impllcate Mr.. Rush. SO as to make
sa'eu.a, .n;ye a, my deialcation only desired
MN ev" ,,s, | had committed but one, IN place
70 ' ,,,o acts Of indiscreiio". Mr.. Rush. so tar
o. eonniying nj the state OF thugs, wrote
Ho" ors than one letter, urging me 10 remit
nc nc haI.nce then appearing due bt my accounts
l me, u ali that desgoed by stating that bad
i", REGULAR returns, as II WIS my duty 10 do.
w. No conversation have ever held, have |
10 "a language which was intended TO convey
.'G si,nat,on, or inuendo against Mr.. Rush,
~ - noluicaI aud moral characterl hold IN
WI h;.hes, estimation. The principles which
,@ always maintained, IN relation 10 the
! "a' ,'ho composed the last Administration, e.
,a,;o unchanged, and nothing which can now
, ,na'" sbail iniuce me TO depart from III. Sc
Principles.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

foemeri for deserl,on, sss.l be act al iihsfiy.
Tins direction Is made IN consequence Of Int
act Of Congress repeating the law which affixed
The pcnaii, of death tu deseners in time uf
peace.
The Norfolk Beacon saws IL has seen letter
from New Orleans. dated 2sih Nav. which
states tha, The ftrer he'd broken uui in that
city.
Attempts are being made in Paris 10 per.
suade III. groeers aud coIre-hou5s keepers To
shut up shop on sunday. According TO the
French papers. tins imitation of merry England
will not succeed in mpTIicr FTnnce. IL this
should take place, observes one OF thr cdhofsl
" the next step will he IN imitation ii England
aud The uniied States to shut NJ the sRlnnns.
and er,n ttt theatres = lie, Us not be more
Catholic than the Pope himseli'
Thu expression of foomti TO ono who found
him preparing one al his famous orations. with
the Had open On his ablr. Is hnely character
istc Of the lofty aud muniicent genus OF the
man. always have Homer beside me.
when make my sermons. love TO ligh, my
lanp al he sun
The secret OF Danie'S struggles through life
was IN the reckless sarcasm of his answer To
The Prince OF Nsronn who asked him how I've
could account Tor the fact thai IN the house
holds OF princes the court fool was in greater
favor than The philosopher Similarity Of
minds sad the fierce reo,os) is, NJ over the
world, the source of friendship.
Interest speaks NIL mannsr Of language
aud acs all sorts Of nnrs. Viurs are los IN
interest," as Ilssfs ale lost IN the sea
Mis-. Elizabeth Hicks. OF Ross county, Ohio
died IN the 9th ins,, Ia consequence bites re-
cc'ved from u snake an tina cheek aud bfenAt
during Ihe nigh', while 'bo Was IN bod.
Quebec PAPER has been brought % NV
York. n dstanee Of 900 miles, IN eighty one
hours aud u hall
Nj Cuts, tho late Second Comptroller, hns
received an cmply m.nt IN the Department u1
S'aie, IN connection with II supc,nlendence
OF the returns oi the Census.
The late Foreign Quarterly Review tells rs
that, though every one of Sir Walter Scoii's
Noffts have been translated INTO Polish. vet, No
much nre the Poles and Sir Walter at issue
With '"speot to the character OF Napoleon. that
not u slng booksclier can be fonni IN Poland
courageous enough 10 advertise Translation OF
The celebrated Life of Bonaparte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
LANCASTERIAN SCHOOL
IN l. YNCIiHGRG,

"a o remove any scruples in the minds If
u persons relative 10 the practical part OF
the superintcndaui's qualifications IN the Ian
casierian System OF Education, nbough bis
youthful opportunities have been considerable,
aud gun BIS siud"s III Il respectable Academy
in The clly u Augnstn, Gro about The year
l1ss, whr,e he acfpd as an Usher six months,
aud since hat rrflod has ncca -ionally taught
school himself, dbst-ad trom Hc Lo1cd4ttr,dn
System, for more ia 10 y'ais) lit viii uow
be understood ihal the parties interested have
cmploY ed M. THOMAS DlLBAKD ot Lynch.
burg, who has Dipfomn FROM The besl iancDs.
lerlan authority, mad well kn0an rs Teacher
both IN the IhncasieIIan and othei mdoes Of
tuition IN tie English language Ia whom the
whole management aud e0nIol Ia the otRaniza
ton aud prosecution of the School VII be
submitted. The preparation IL nov in forward.
ness aud the School will conmsnce on the isi
day Of July, 1880, on the principle Of n FREE
Srh0Di, IN the BRICK house oil " lllIhm Thurman
but such rs subscribe. TO pay FOR the support Of
the Institution, the utIce of taliion is 81 per
annun. mEAD ~ THURMAN.
june Q II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
,,onsp s,cSs THE WEST !

,,rter in the Kentucky Reporter Ia an en-
..;,,c Address TO the People of Kentucky,
asr Reviewing the conduct Of the jackson ad-
.a,,e,rstion, closes as follows -
81 will not longer dwell on the Disgusting
s,,n,e which the present state OF our National
IRE presents. Let the people contemplate
:. Inv can without horror. Is ,here no
ano from this sad alii citing condition
a.. the ueople without all means OF re-
dress
We must not, we ought not, TO despair. One
,bos we can do one thug we ought as fast as
,ss;hle 10 do-CHANGE OUR RULERS. II
,bsre he any other remedy, should like 10 hear
Il.
Let us then, bv way Of beslnning, give our
.,Fraeps 10 no maD for a seal IN The Legis a.
,n,s who will not pledge himself 10 vote tor the
s,,,H Of Mr.. Bib from The Senate ol The Uni-
,ed States.
He NAV disohey our recall, as he has DISC
.,ayeJ solem ns,dctions 10 support the 1arlfi
Ioterust improvements. Let bIm do so II
ss d,rs. We shall at least have thereby mark
- him. and proclaimed TO the world, and 10
,ba American people, that he Is no longer, IN
,ac,. if he must continue IN form 10 be our re-
preventative.
LOT ms vote for no man who will not oppose
,le 70 election Of JOHN ROWAN, thai old
.s,oldved ledpraIisi, and suffer him to retire,
q,nb his nnifying doctrines ard Indian bills.
m fede,ai Hill. aud he replaced by one who
vii yselonsly espouse the interests. and truly
and faithfully represent The feelings and sentl-
nans Of the people OF Kentucky
This is the present ADVICE Of one who once
aas but no longer ia.
HnIENn To IAEkS0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
Trust Saie OF Hand.

ITAY virtue of deed % trust executed 10 the
- subscriber by john sray and f,nnces his
WIFE, for certain purposes IN sad deed mention.
ee, | will, on Saturday the tenth day Of The nrSi
month fJuly) IN the town al Monroe and
county Of Prtsylyania. expose 10 sale bv public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
Tract of Land conveyed in trust 10 III" by the
deed aforesaid. lying near the town Of Monroe,
on S,auntnn r,ver, IN The county Of Piisylsanra.
aud containing by estimation one hundred and
My eighi ecres, more or less. pat OF the
tract is said 10 be good tobacco land. aud the
re.rdne good grain land Acrlng as trustee, |
wl nuly convey 10 the purchaser such title as
E.. vested ~ me bv the deed Of trust.
JAMES IIEHDRlCk, Trustee.
june n wlds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

NSlDGINIk.-Ata Superior Court Of 6hsr.
" Gerry, holden al The Town of Lynchburs
The 2ld of MAY. ls30.
Richard Mllliner and Martha his VIE. Pl,fs
ngniat
Jesse Richeson as admr. de bonis non Of Johri
Rohrson. decd the same Jesse Rirheson a =
hdnr of Mary Hichsson, decd. the same Jesse
Richeson in his own right. Armistesd Fucker
and Eii2abeth his vile, John Iicheson aud
lhnmas Riehcson. Dens
Ihncause came on this day TO he heard on
/ TIM bill answer of the defendant Jesse Richie
son. aud exhibits, the subj gnas awarded there.
III on the fith day 81 May AID the second day
Of lnnr, IN the year 1898, winch appear to hay.
been duly executed ON the defendants ARMS
tead kucker aud Elizabeth lis wife, and John
Richrsou and the order of publication against
the defendant Thomas Kiehrson. which np-
pears 10 have been duly published, aud was
argued by counsel on consideration whereof
the court oath order thai the defendant Jesse
Richeson, render al account Of his adniuisirn-'
ton Of the cstaies of John klcheson aud Mary
Richeson. decd. before one Of the commission.
FRS of the court who Is directed 10 examine stale
and seltc ha same, aud make export thereof
10 the court, with any matters specially stated
thought per,'oent by himse u, or required by
the parties To he so stated.
Cupy --lesic. J. WILLS. e. Z.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
L,nchhurg. 9Th June, 1890
1hn parties IN this cause " III take notice
thai, have appointed "Wednesday the first day
al September next. to Cummruup the accounts
directed ny The foregoing order OF conri, on
| wninh day, ~ the hour ofnne u clock IN The
morning. thcy are required 10 attend nj INV
Office IN this town " nh their accounts, vunch-
ers. and copies of court papers, prepared for
examination aud settlement
JAMES BENAGH.c {.
June p wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
THE NEsS.ENIAN.
LYNCHBURG, JUNE 1880

Miles Kings RsPig, We are compelled 10
omit several editorial and other articles this
morning, that we may lay before our readers
HE Triumphant reply of Miles king, 10 the as.
pensions thrown upon his character by John
Branch, Secretary OF the Navy. The thinking
Secretary surely plunged into this business
without bestowing upon the subject lhatlntense
reflection which is said generally to precede all
his actions for, we presume. thai the Hon
Secretary would, without much thought or
hesl'ation. choose the alternative offered 10 h. IN
by Mr.. King. aud shelter himself under the
plea of gross Ignorance, rather than have his
conduct ascrIbed to base mdleu0ieHce. For our
own paris. we have no doubt that his mind in.
capable of graspng the subject, tanely acQu-
esced in the coloring given to il by the lago of
the Fourth AUDITORS Office, and that he has
thus ignorautly affixed his name to tie vilest
SANDERS, bred IN an Imagination more fonly
fertile than his own and traced by pen used 10
the cowardly work OF assassinalIng character.
Let the reader look AZ the Bank transaction,
which made such conspicuous figure IN the
Reports oil Mr. Branch ard his honed Auditor.
Ifeg said, thai Mt. King borrowed of the Bank
upwards Of So 900 for his private purposes.
under the prstsHce that be wanted ii for the
public service aud that the Bank bad set IN
a claim against the government Tor the amount,
which they had refused 20 allow. Now what
are the facts It Is shown clearly not only
that MIR. KING dI borrow this money ior the
public service but that he applied tito the public
use and that the Secretary OF the Navy must
baye bern himself co.nlzanr of the lact And
what implies nm infamous degree of criminality
SOHteChere, ii IS further shown that the Bank
has not set up a claim against the govern.
ment. Mr.. King having either pnid or secured
10 claim Of The gOrerument and refused. Why
was the Bank invited 10 claim OF the govern.
mentf Why, but that The cunLing Fourth
Auditor might thus swell the charges against
Mr.. King and show him 10 be, on raper what
lie is moi IN fact u 9ejdulter , We cannot see
why it should have been said that the Bank had
claimed OF the government. when ii was W. Il
known lhat il mai not except il be that The hi
biz OF lying is SO invercratrly fixed in Amos that
he will sometimes msen,ibly max t false
statement, even whea his interests would seem
to require strict adherence to truth. This
language may be thought 10 be too harsh when
applied 10 public officer hut all respect for
Offices cease when they are sold 10 such uude.
sewers as Amos Kendall.
We hope 10 receive Mr. ing $ reply 10 Ken.
dali 10 time for onr next paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

between nation and nation. or us component
parts OF the same nation.
Cemmsnis were supernlous. even bad Ne
room for them.
gro
II Com. Warrington has been rsmorsd
from the Board OF Navy Commissioners. and
Com. Stesar, appointed in his stead. No
any be assigned, except that Com Warrington
Is connection, 10y marriage, OF Miles King
o. Mach interesting matter on tho first
page.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

T3URsUANT to a decree at the Superior
y Court OF Chancpry, for the Richmond
District, pronounced atthe last term, IN The
cause of Cock vs.. Bentley the undersigned Mar
shal ofthe Lynchturg Chancery District courl,
will sell, on the premises, f3r cash, in the
county of Halifax, on Tuesday, the sixth
ofJulv, 1890, tract of land, supposed To
contain between and 500 acres, u at thp
same time, thirteen acres, adjoining the town
OF Renileyville on Stanton riSer, IN the county
Of Ha "laS.
THOMAS. 4. HOLCOMBE, Marshal
~ tdsnif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

SfOTICE-fhr Subscriber having deter
III mined 10 disconIinu business in this
place, earnestly requests those indebted 10 him
(by bond olherwiSe,) to make Immediate
payment TO Mr. William DiRges, who is alone
aulh oriscd 10 settle the same and those hav
ng claims, will present them Tor adjustment.
All those indebted 10 the concern OF S. N NJ.
Alien & 90. are requested to make immediate
payment, as longer indulgence cannot he CIV
en- B. w. HEWSON
MAY 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
FRIEND TO JACKSON
From The Hsslern Staf--Leb1nOn, Ohio.
MORE REV AIDS.

From The Hesiern Star--LebaOn, Ohio.
MORE REM ARDS.
riban Allen Br0tra ons 81 the JACKSON Elec
It's in Ohio, mas been apPantea charged Allalfe.
at Brazil.
,,musi Herrick, another elector, who was
appointed year since To the office OF Dlstrlc
Attorney for ONO, has beem confirmed by the
Senate.
Cot PiaH ANOTHER Jackson + ector IL
Ohio, has BEEN appointed, we learn, Pa
master in the West, in the place OF MaJor
GHynn.
Thomas Gillespie, of Greene, another Jack
son Electur, Register OF the land Office NJ
l,dn Ohio IN the Place OF the Editor Gardin'
er rejected;
John dIlnvine. another Jackson Elecior. ii Is
known, has some time since received his reward
By an Indian Agency.
Thus fue Of the Electors for General Jack
son in this STATE, have been paid for their
sprvices in his cause. =" Can such things be,
md no, excite DOR special wonder
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

EnI kobANi to deere oil the ouI,iiof
- C0nrt Of Chancrry, for the Lyncbbuie
District pronounced on the 10th day OF May
1880, ~ The cause Of Garland II. Mitchell, sur
vIylng partner Of The D,m OF WIN. H. & II
Nuchpll Pleini,hs. against Nancy ShlcIds De
PENDANT the Undersigned Marshal OF The sad
C0nri, will SELL Tor cash, on the premises, IN
the county Of Amherst, on Friday, the oh of
July. 1890, a fan. # not, the nen fair day
iheraftrr,) tract Of Iand ing in said county,
containing three hundred acres, moie or less,
aud adjoining the lands Of II Gentry. Joshua
I,neleer Richard Powell, dec. Ihmes Petite and
others, I, y. HOLCOMBE, M rshal.
june ~ itds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
Narshal's Sale of Negroes.

UEyILL Be SOLD, according to law in front
w OF the Mafshni's OiIiee, IN Iynchburg
on Saturday the l7tb Judy, 1880. likely young
Negro Aen, q Of them first rate blacksmiihs,)
aud two Women, the property Of Capt. James
Martini taken by VJste 81 snndry executions
which issued from the Superior Court OF
Chancery Tor the Lynchburg district in favor
Of ChillUn's heirs JOS. l.. ROYALL,
Dep. Cor TIL A. Hotcombe Marshal.
june q lids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24

EEUKSJAHT to decree of the Superior
n Court of Cbancery, for the Lvnchburg
District pronounced on the 9Th day of May
1880. In a cause, Pleasant Kosser. Plaintiff,
against Ben Hunter snd others, Defendant;
the undersigned. Marshal Of the said Cona,
will sell, AZ Campbell Courthouse, on Mondag
the l2ih OF July, 1890, a negro man naIDed
Daniel, the property OF said Pleasant Rosser
]. a. H0LCOMBE, Marshal.
June II illds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-24
j. WILLS c. {.
COMM 5SIONEWS OFFICE, I
PATRICK. HENRI
ACADEMY.

%nIIE next session of the Patrick Henry
- Academy will commence on The lDih OF
July nexi. Al applications for ndnis iJn should
be made 10 the subscriber nj Tray louisville, Hen.
~ county. Va &. w. g. BROWNE
Terms per session. English Scholars SO
in Languages. Moral Philosophy, higher
Mathematics &c. $l2 50-Board $50.
June - tloJ