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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

xtI iRGiNfA--Ai 3aosfioi Court OF Ckaa.
u esrf. holden ., the town ef Lynehburg.
on tue 9th November. 1880.
Herr. Bail-nger and Polly his wife Plfs.
against
Samuel Hale, administrator ds bonis nor with
the v III snnr1ed Of John Garrison, deceased,
jam. Garrison. Thomss Jones HaJ caihsriae
his site, Frances Garter. Charles hIs>se, ad-
r,inisifaisF .: Joseph Dodd. deceased. Lucy
Dadd, David clarksop. Arsslfn claikspn.
william Ciatkson, SHELTON Taylor, VII Fer
guson, administrators of Abram Taylor. dec
and skehon Tsylor. administrator Of oiey
Ieylo, drr u, a..
Ih,s cause came on this day 10 be heard on
the papers fofmrriy read, aud the repo,t OF
Con'nis.ionrr Bsnagh nv de Ia pursuane. OF
the orlet of the 2lnh of OGto1ar, 1927, with
eserplirns ihrreunio by the plaintiffs, aud was
argued by COUNSEL on Consideration whrreo',
the cour, being of opinion, from The iniorma'
ton vi Commissioner Beuagh. that Il 10 more
than likely from the inotenss of Tho papers IN
this Gauge, s,ncr II was Ia his hands, that Il u
"efe there again, some change might lie made
~ the present repoTi, doth Tecomm,i the same
with the exceptions thereto, 10 The Commission
CT who made II, tor him TO report upon the said
= - ali In
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tbISITgJ Y.

DEPARTED this liie. on Tuesday the Is
.nstanl, Mrs RANEf NON LIN, relici OF No !
james Nowlin, the county Of Prtsylvauia.
An tfeotonste wife and mother, a most no.
mane and ndulg gent misiress--hei loss Mil bs
long mo"rned by her friends and 0cqualntsu-
ces She practsed charity toward oil mankind
and lived IN peace and harmony with tie
void, and wh"n the hand oil death WAS upon
her, she irembled NO, but With ihe resigna.
ton ofa chri,tian, yielded up her ide To lin
That gave j.. The flesh has persisted, bu her
friends believe her spirit rsss IN Heafen. Mrs
Nuwlin wss for upwards OF 80 year,, a memg,.
OF the B1ptsi Church, during which time her
mind was uniformly staid on God, her maker.
Her zeal was never such as 10 cause the cup
Of blessings seemingly to overflow, but with q
steady aud uniform walk 10 the path Of duty
she served her God in humility aud love
" Marx the perfect man aud behold the ui-
right, for The end of bat man is peace
DIED, m Pitsylvana COUNTY, on Thursday
the tn Inst. after short Illness, Mrs. PIE
BE SHELTON, consori OF Capt. john Shell
ION, in the 52nd year OF her age.
Could The hnKIeiies Of an aifectionate com
panlon, children, relatives snc acqaaintances
have slrmmed the torrent OF Addiction aud NOR
taliiy, she would now occupy place IN the
bosom OF relatives N irItOds, as a bIight safe
lite of pIety and religion as soothing balm
TO the declining years Of un exemplary hus
band /; as a monitor and guide 10 tine children
she has left AS a faithful me ber oil the Baptist
Church, to which she has belonged for the last
% wears; as friend TO relieve the nece 81 les
of The pooi AS a neig hbor to speak consolation
and restore harmony anu as fond, diiIgsni,
and unwparie follower Of Christ. Yet Hea-
ven, in bis divine will, chose rather 10 task her
soul IN the Sunshine II eternal felicity, than
she shout remain 10 brook the tempting scenes
of moItallrv and be deprived Of viewing the
eiysian fields OF glory, aud singing sweet hu-
ssnnas TO King Emanuel
Reade,, werr you present 10 hear her dy ing
declarations Dad you hear heI IN The triumph
OF ath, say ia re was seat prepared Tor her
IN Heaven Or were you standing on some
awful pretipIce, viewing the angry pillows tuat
roll beneath II so, stop. The time W i'll shortly
arrive that you, also, viii return TO your mo
Their dust, aud II uuprepared, where ste is, you
cannot be. II may be thai the Lord hos aiken
her 10 bimseli, that we may seek the salvation
Of our souls initiate her virtues, aud be the
happy participant. with her in glory.
She Inns gone, but sue has left living mo
nument Of pieiy worthy Of imitation. As com
panion, kind aud ahcciOna'e as moih"r,
slep-mother, sister, TREAD and mistress, Inc
dec aralions of,he living will say she WAS emi'
neut in all.
But cease, fond nature, thou ART done.
Her Heaven with God has now begun,
Nor canst thou 10 her state ascend
Unless thou will thy ways amend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

~ the county Of Campbell, tho 18th day VI March,
1891 .--Jarrison Chiffon, couipt. sguinst Stephen
Chiffon aud Richard Per kDs exor. Of Judah Chiffon
decd, dells.--ln ChanceTy.
The defendant stephen Chiffon, not having entered
his appear and given security according to- the
act Of Assembly aud the rules vi this court, audit sp
pearng tho that he is not nbbAant of ths
State 1t Is ordered, that he do appear here the
second Monday ~ Jn1o noxt and answer the bill OF
tho complainant, aud that copy OF this order be iD
serted IN some spspoT published IN tho town Of
Iynchburg for two months successsey, aud posted ut
the front door of the court house of is county,
court day. Aeopy--Ie stc,
JOHN ALEXANDER, {. G. c.
March ~ WIN
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue ola deed of trust. executed IA
- the subscribers by John Irwin, bearing
date The l9lh day OF January, 1929, recorded
in the offices of The county court Of Campbell
and the Hustings Court III LVaehburg, to 81
cure the payment of "A debt therein mentioned
will he sold al public auction. on Monday the
1iih day of April, ior ready money, il fair, il
not the first fair day thereafter, SUNDAY
excepted, nj the residence Of The sniI Joho
Irwin, IN the town oil L, nehburg. all his hou.e-
hold aud kitchen furniture Of every description
whatever, eonssiibP Of many valuable articles
among Which is ono Clock, one Mahogany
Bureau, Two Feather Beds, Bedsteads aud
Furniture, one Mahogany Dining Table and
one Mahogany Candle 81 nd. Also, all tue
other property conveyed in snid dee
consisting OF nurses, cows hogs, corn, oats, &c.
ae. one cart aud gear, three ploushs and
gear, aud one negro uian named Bob.
The trustees wi, convey such tile only ms
is veaei ~ then s'Iinr OF sad d-ed.
JOHN n. d. PAYNE,
GEORGE BAGBY.
March % ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

ys@Y virtue Ola died Of ,rns', e.eented TO
ID the subscriber by James 7 Bullock, la his
lie time, shall. On Monday tho llh day of
April neat, proceed to SELL al Campbell court
house, for cash, a certain uAd of land, known
by III, name Of Opossnm Neck, On the WATERS
OF Whipping Greek. and coniai"iag
acres which deed was given o srcnre d, bt duo
10 Edmund IIerndon and aciif & ~ trustee,
shall only convey the title vested in me.
JOHN ALEXANDER
March26 81
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DiGGES' OFFICE. }
Lynchburg, March 26tb, 1891.

Drawn numbrrs in The New York Consolidated
Lottery, Extra class No. 3, for 1881,
3 80 56 ~ 10 81 Is.
ur A ,i.keis ~ the shove scheme having
one Of thu drawn numbers 90 them will each he
entitled 10 Sl0-snd those tickets having none
oi the drawn numbers "a.
The drawing OF the Dismal swamp Lottery
No 8, will be received on Tuesday CAPT
ials Of 80 ,,D0--snd the drawing OF The spfer.
did Union Canal No. g, on Thursdsy. Grand
Capital $50, 900, &c.-ricksts Tor sale at
DIGGES OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
SPRING GOODS.

a BEAUTIFUL variety Of Fancy Ginsha.as
~ do do do Caiico.. fSpring psittrnsl
fisd. chersed sed plain Csmb.ics add Ma
lipt. (sery cbespl
irish Linens, Linen camtries AID Kenilss-,
price iDw
80 snd 6-fplsin aud ss'd Boshneit
Extra super and cUminon Thread Lscss aad
Edgings oil nrw psitcfns. aud very To-
priced--Ladies are particularly invited
10 call and exa n inc these Go0ds
Mes styls Bsbinet Caps, Crazy Jsue., P-is-
,ines. Shmozei,s and plain Lace sad NJ
I'm CNpes, of various patterns
Gaoz' Tn" Grape, Lei.se aud liaiiannt 1t tIdki )
aud oesfi', rich and neat, Spring eeiaaf.
/ sni fashions
Bonnet. Belt aud Gap Ribbon, lScripg ayle}
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

TL.zGA THE Undersigned did not assent 10
lH4 the advertisement Contained IN the
w. last Virginian, relative to a dis'oiu-
ton Of the firm OF Nath'l. Winston & Co. and
]. g. c. E. Lynch & Co. 4 statement OF iact,
was prepared for this days paper, bni wa. han
ded o too late for insrrtion, and vii appear
hereafter. i!iANIEL WiN5ToS.
March %.
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Suction sale W Negroes.

WILL OFFER FOR S iLE, TO the highest
bidder, on Saturday the nini IN day Of Apri,
10 Oh 70 likely Slaves, Of my own raising,
consisting Of Men, Boys and Girls. with one
young woman, u valuable cook house servant,
washer and ironer--A more valuable parcel
than which has never been ia market. all
young, and Of uuercepiionable characters; A
,red,t viii be given for pari Of the purchase
money. snd terms more fully made known on
The day of sale should Saturday prove get
d,v, the sale VIII take place the FIST fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted:
ABNER L. CALLAWAY.
hIsrch2l res
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

'Hbs'ias1 iosdon.. In sistt cqmps,Io.
'or the Enq ,irer. We shall rel,aye il of the
necessity 81 anwering the Georgetown editor,
ny Doing II Ourselves: Is. VIVA, does the
Enquirer thnk OF Peansy lvaais. after The res
o'u''ons reeeaily passed by her Legislature -
Why that she is good old Democra,ia cate,
II she votes for" Jackson--and rank hot
bed OF tor cs and iederaliiis If she does not -
@'' OF BIO" much consequences Is ii TO State
Wshs trgn,an. whether she votes for air
Clay 81 no, = Ibis is a vary simple question.
Look al the Veio--iook at HE Treasury Bank
would II. Clay have written the first. or
sugs es'ed the las , II is true 4. jackson vo-
ted for bills before he was Pre.ident, similar
10 tina, which be nssalived by h.. veto-an it
Is equally true thu be has sinee approved bills
ota like description, and thus made them the
laws OF the laud.--Bu,. in charity. We mus,
attribute this not ~ any infrmiy Of purpose
but 10 his aux ious desire 10 secure his rt.slec-
ton, thai be may complste his siuper dous Ilan
Of Reform. aud give tina suecessorship 10 thai
/ j.
Sd. Which are of The most consequence.
principles or i'uen'' None but .cioliu in
roiiiics conld have asked such y question
Principles are very good things TO talk about
but they are very un'n,por,ant when compsr al
10 the success OF A. Jackson. Let ~ 60 70,
men now--wc feel confden, at least such will
ba the course of Vug inia-she vii rally around
lis standard, and tIust 10 Providence 10 brlng
hr, principles into fsshioa hereafter hope
the Enquirer will he content with these ans
wcrs, II il will not ackno" ledge our politsnoss
IN saving il some trouble.
.tifssr. Burge, aud Cdn.brsieug The fol
loving admirable h, AT the recent debate be-
twt en- these two g"ulleme0, is ezTaoied ffLm
The n Y. Journal OF Commerce
THE BALD EAGLE l. WHlP.POOR-WILL
iMPRoMPTU.
Hr,ten In The Galley Of The House Of Repre-.
sentdtires uhen NJ. - Wds rep ying 10
High on tn. top-nost cliff viii, h overlooked
The ocean vide, reused by the dreadful gale,
4 buld Bald E0gie sat sedale and calm,
And cast his syes alternate al III sun,
Aud al the ocean, foG,in IN its rag,
UnmoveJ by all. Far, TAT below aud in
lhe uIst which shifted from the iashug spray
peGoh'd on a stump, midst bnais, brakes ana
brush,
A Hip. Poor Hul, with irksome note ioces.
SAINT,
Whitfield 10 the wind and. ever and anon.
Pointed his piteous bl! iul at the Eagtc,
Seated on the cliff and with sudac Gus note.
Sale, q Whip ] mH-Hhip 1 wtH- Whip !
wH -
Swift M the ihunderboIt of angered Jnve,
The Eagle bounced and struck the Min Poor :
HAE
Head. body, wings, heart, g'zzsrd, crop and
sl,
We're by his tBlons torn disdainiug still
The worthless game lie dropt ito the Gull,
As Oh his wings, high poised, he sailed sub
lime,
Back to Uis wonted seat.
IT TIE liial Of James w. Marshall, 1--WE
learn from the Richmond papers,) has been
postponed un,il the next term of the Superior
Cuur, oi IienTico, III order 10 furnish an Oh
poitunity for MIR. Gait TO attend as a witness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
PROTEST

II ~
we invite the attention of the Public 10 III,
v following extract from the Journal Of the Sc
nate OF Yirginin [ Richmond UL3g
! William NJ McCarty, Esq. "a senator from
the District composed OF tue counties Of Far.
aud Loudoun, entered the following FRO.
test against the amendment 10 the bill entitled
An ac', to incorporate the Staunl on aud Po-
tomac Rail Road Company" which was propo.
sod by MI Dromgooie, aud agreed 10 by the
Senate, on Saturday last.
" 7nd provided, also, That nothing in tbi,
act contained shall be construed so az toa
ihorIsoihe commissioners designated in he frat
section, Ia empower the Stanton and Polo
mac knil Road Company 10 reoelvo any sub
seupt,on of stock on the part OF the Govern
ment OF the u. States aud should the sad con-
p'ny permit OF receive any subscription, all
rights privileges herein granted, shall there.
upon cease aud determine"
MUrARE WI rIMERs spEnNo.
The Government OF the United States from
its foundation TO The present iims. has .lained
aud exercised the power, either TO make or to
aid IN the construction of works Of Internal In
propement lha most enlg htened Statesmen
OF all parties including all of our Presidents
have conceded this power, and The Legislature
ri Virginia has done much 10 sanction The con
stIuclion, and 10 invite within her DO, der, the
application Of Federal Funds. In tue winter
OF 1926 aud 1927, our Legislature pissed Ger
tain Resolutions, which sought 10 establish an
construction OF the Coaslliniional
powers Of the General Government. How lar
these Resolutions have contributed 10 tue en-
enlargement OF the nullfying doctrines OF n
Sister ate. or how lar they ara intended to
phve The way for the adoption Of the princi-
pies embraced III his amendment, would here
be an naproh able enquiry. II viii be saii-
sien', Tor tue present occasion, 10 remark that
hose Resolutions, not having The blndIng force
,nd riirI, oil Law, the minority IN this state
were sit free to indulge IA their opinions and
10 receive iiom the Federal Government auy
Class No. Il, lor 1891,
10 be drawn nj WILMINGTON (Del.) on Tues
day the 2gih day Of March 1881
1T numbers-10 drawn ba Lola.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

To John Mari and Carter Is. Harris II
his own right, and as agent for the
said John Mari
IA ENTLEMEN--Iake no'ice, that | shall
~ proceed on the ooh day OF April 1881
II, the Tavern OF Dr. James Powell, at Amb.rs
Court-bouse, between sun rise and sunset o
tina day, TO tako tue afiidaviis of L,nr y
1aliaitIfo aud others. TO be read IN surpoft %
mn IN junction, now depending IA the Super, 10
Court Of Chancery Tor The Lynchbnrg district
IN winch am PA nnn aud you are Defendant
lh'y WILDE continued lTum day 30 day unit
hn,shed. ISAAC nuCkER.
March % w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
Town Property for Sale.
March %

WALL BE SOLD, on Monday tho llth
w day April # fair IL not, he frs, IA il
day hereafter. Sunday excepted, on the pr,
NJ ises, at public ancuon. the House aud Lu.
now occupied by John irwin. Sill uated on tho
corner Of liih street aud l4th alley, NOT far
from Richardson's Spring The lot contain,
hall ace and 10 well in,losed Oh which i. -
= Garden and all necessary 0m Hoses, and
the situation ia retired, healthy and ia a good
neghborhod.
Also, ut the same time,
A half acre lot urine diately in the same neigh
borhood, adjoining The property Of M. George
Wiford TINS lot is also well enclosed and Oh
which there is good Slaughter Hous., he
sale will take place nj 10 O'clock, when the
terms will be made known. For ipTtb.I IN
formation apply TO Mr.. CasseIl Poe, under
whose direction the sale will be mad
JOHN ZOE.
w. The sal. will be conducted by Jonn Il.
ID. Payne, Auctoneer,
March % w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

~ The Georgia papers are strangely silent
with regard to the late Controversy between
the President and Wee President The only
remark we have potced 10 any OF them woI.
thy OF uote, is one in the MiIledgevlIic Journal
the leading paper in that Safe, denying the
Allegation ,hali,s " in the interest Of Mr..
Van Buren," Ii says between hun aud the
res, Of than, ii is sii OF ono and malt do2en
Of the other The country would be eminent-
ly blessed to get rid of the whole OF them. -
An n, say We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

NJ Resolutions have been adopted, by ahs
Legislature OF New York aud Pennsylvania
in The former by an luminous yete, ami IN
ine latter by n small majority --reo ommu ndlng
the policy OF dividing tho Surplus Revenue o.
The United States, beyond what shall be deem
ed necessary far the expenses Of tie general
government, and proper provision for the
uublc defence and safety. among the several
states, according to their population. 10 be es-
limated in the manner pointed out by the 2nd
sec ton Of The isi article OF the cons'ituon for
the appogiionmeHt u representatives, and dii ect
tsxes.-Mr YslNBaien q said to have pi ompi ed
these expressions OF Legislative opinion, which
would be sufIi cirn with us, ~ excite some su.-
picions rs 10 tho correctness OF the policy re-
commended, If We bad not entertained them
bsfure.-in the course Of the summer, We shall
publish somo arguments on the effects OF THIS
polcy. pro and con, in order to throw as much
light as possible on the questIon-"hch is one
Of great utrcacy and OF equal Importance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
SIXTH CLASS.

To be drawn al Wilmington, (Dei.) on Satur
day the ooh March, 1881
66 numbers-i0 drawn ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

W. The Georgetown Is. c. In'e'lisencer'
. ,r,e.blue Nullifyer puts two or three posing
oner;e. TO the Richmond Enquirer ms Is
ratber unchariiable in the JacksonIs" 'r'e""'
If tina, print, seeing how desperately the " ""
Lady, is puzzled by the recent DIVISIONS :" INC
p.nnb,ican patty. Her position ON the 'e"ee
| is uneasy enough, as may be see" BY tue WY
.ces abe makes, without troubling hef WIZ"
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The Full BlooIcd Jack
YOUNG VULCAN.


S%rOW rising five years old. will stand the
GJ ensuing season, ut Fancy farm, IN the
county Of Bedford, one hall Of his time, and
The other half near Cheese Creek Church, il
said county, TO pass down by Robert G"ai-
kins's Shop TO Fancy farm agnin, end will be
regular at each stand every ninth day, except
public DAYS, .or in case ofhHh wafer, and will
be let TO Mares al the mode,a ale price Of Seven
Dollars the season, which may be discharged
by paying Six Dollars within the season. Four
Dollars tue single leap, 10 be paid al The time
Of service, or IT will be considered season,
Ten Dollars to insure Mare 10 he in foal, 10
be paid so soon ~ / is a.crr aimed that the
Mare is 10 fosi, or traded OFFS cents 10 the
Groom in every insta nce. The season viii
commence the lI day Of April, and will er-
pire the 10TH July next
PEDIGREE
/ YOUNG VULCAN was got by BrauuaA's OIL
Vulcan, and came out OF full FLOODED JiuDey
Vulcan's large size, superior muscular power
aud blood, ent,ile him to q share oil public pa
tronage, ms he psrtdkes more Of the royal gil
than any other Jack in this part of the coup
Try. FRANCIS CALLAWAf.
III N. B. Young Vulcan is for sale for cash
or on rne, and should sell him the purcha
ser TO complete the season at the above stand.
and possession can be had i'm lnedi ,tely
F.. CALLAWAY,
Leesyil!c, Campbell, March % WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

u The City Bank OF New York has beer
entered by false keys, and robbed Of two hun
dred and twelve thousand dollars. $4,000 re
ward a,e offered ivr the recovery OF the prop
eity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

II TIE l,ial Of James W. Marshall, NV.
learn from the Richmond pspers,) has beer
postponed unit, the next term OF The Superior
Cour, oi Henrico, IN order 10 furnish an Oh
poitunity for MIR. Gait to attend as Il witness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

NJ The removal of Com. Bainhr'dge fom
IL, comm and of the Naval Station at PnIladel-
,hia b,, given rise to stropg feelings Of disap-
probstion in that city. II IS proper that /"
should do so. We have fallen on evil times
when the gallant officer. Of that little Navy
,.hcb daring the late War, broke the charm
Of British iuvincibili,y on the ocean, are to be
,,o,c,ibed for opinion sake. twas bad enough
when this ,yrannicaI aud odion' policy was
.,fosd % men who were unknown TO the peo'
ME except as faithful public servants IL 10
,o, to be tolerated, wb en- such men q;
.,,,o, If the Java fsIl within its sweep
more especially ifi'te true as Is S"'eu 70 oe
the fact, ,ha, he was removed oec"'ne u sD"e
supposed indgn,ty offered b, h,m TO amos he"'
DALI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

u 3" a Mechanic shall have pace ne1
Ihnrsd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

NJ A report that Chief Justice Marshall
intcoded to resign hi, Office, aud to retire from
the Bench. has been prevalent for some weeks.
n o,sa,ed considerable excitement, and csus.
ed some uneasinrs, We are happy 10 heaf'
that. although the rumor was not without fon"-
ds,,op, the Chief Justice has been induced, by
the earnest persuasion Of his friends, to Iel'n-
ou,sh the design Tor the present
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

- ''''" Class 10. i. Tor 1881,
10 be drawn nj WILMINGTON (DeL) on Tues
day the 29th day Of March, 1881.
ct numbers-10 drawn ba lola
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

Besids SS0s---b0s-50s- &c.
Iickeis StO--Hsives Gers. 2 90,
March "a