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DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE
az fur Csye'. Jaemci. Jereynie aud s
JagO de Cuba.

DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE
at fur Csyes. Jaemci, Jeremie aud St.
Jago de Cuba.
The schooner Cicero, Watts. arriv.
ed here yesterday from Port au Prince.
whence she sailed on the 5Oth August.
From the report Of Captain Watts, and
q passenger in the Cicero. tho Amer.
can learns that on the night Of the 18th
aud morning Of the 18th August, I
violent hurricane passed over the town
OF Aux Cages, and nearly destroyed
u, leaving OILY eight houses standing
The loss Of lives was immense, So ppos ..
ed to be not less than eight hundred 10
one thousand; the bodies Of seven
hundred persons we're found after the
storm had subsidized. The vessels in
the harbOr were all DESTROYED the
brig CAllao, aud schooner Pomona,
both loaded for Boston, were wrecked.
the captain, mate and two seatnen Of
the brig saved; the entire crew Of the
schooner persisted.
The town Of Jeremie vas almost in
RUNS, only ten or twelve houses stand
ing. Many lives were lost; the Pre-.
sIdent, narrowly escaped being buried
under the ruins Of his house, which
was blown down.
The town Of Jaomel was nearly de
sireyed. and all vessels in the ha,bor
totally lost.
The crops Of all kinds IN the ,ieini.
~ OF thc towns Of Ava Csyes, Jacmei
anil JeTemie were very much injured
n British sloop Of War arrived At
Port au Prince. pfeN ious 10 he sailing
OF The Cicero. tie Officers ~ which ~,
ported that after lhe late haJficape sbe
had pat INTO s.. jlso &c Cuba in dis
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f.s
lowing letter from Southampton. Arts D.
dead, Nat ~ the last Of the oonSpicu.l. ,,.
gent. Who remains uniaken.
10 he Editors ofhe Jyhig.
Posi- OrrIcE, JsRUsiLr~,NA
Saturday, ri sept IL O'Clock
SiR-Agreeably to my promise.
give you the news Of the day: .L,.
your departure, with that worthy A.
respectable band of brothers, the Re
mond Cavalry, nothing new has ,r
occurred 10 produce unpleasant sens
tons: familiesare returning home, AZ
opening their doors TO the weary so
der, as he passes, with their gra,cf.
acknowledgement for the promptae,
with which they came to our relief
Our Superior Court was to have COR
menced on the first Of the month. =.
Judge arrived in due time, and NV.
way in few moments TO the count,
authorities. We are progressing b.,
slowly, owing to the innumePal
quantity Of witnesses to be brou,
from different parts Of the countrr'-
So far as we have gone, the testin.or,
has been strong and conclusive, 2,
respects conspirators. No good te,,..
mony as yet to induce belief tina. n,
conspiracy was a general one. I.h.a
go on TO detail circumstances a. the,
occur hourly, waiting until to.morre9
up to the closing OF the mail, and ,he7
will conclude with Postscript. It's
just reported that Billy Arts. free
man. and one Of the principals. Ia,
killed himself; no doubt Of his BEN,
killed, but not by his own hands; fur
Their report. that Arts is certain,v
dead.
Sir O'Clock. p. M-We have bee,
rather more expeditions TO-DAY; the
Court has just adjourned until Mor
day-condcmned II out of Is.
4. S.-Smday Erening, o'cloc.
Nothing more to-day. We con
mence hanging to- morrow.
Your Friend,
J. TREZVANT, p. VI.
Jerusalem, Ia
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rRos rHg RIcHNoyD WHO.
SOUTHAMPTON

We received ny the mail this morning. M.
lowing letter from Southampton. Ar,,, L
dead, Nat is the last Of the conSpicuou, ,r.
gents tho remains uniaken.
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We understand that several nc,rcs.
attached TO rope walk, have been ar
rested at Norfolk. and the repor, e.
that they bad confessed the purpose G.
rebellipg and attacking the white. .;
church. The Norfolk papers to nlgi;
will bring more precise informatlor.
Meantime, we have no doubt that 70
NOR has exaggerated the affair. IS t
has every thing else Of the nature.
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.MarslsaA's Sale

~ obedience toa decree OF tho s;ag..sb
Ip'"eery District Court, prouounceJ "a {. a
o'n cay OF January, 1881, in a cause hi
depending, wherein Jonathan Paxton md
'herS are plaintiff, aud Elyaberh Dou,hs, an.
others defendants. viii te sold. ON IN, an 40,
OF Apr next, al Burtons Tavern in La.
tor, to the highest bidde,. the Es,,Ishn e,
long known as DOUTHAl'S TAVERN. Win
The Tract OF land, containing thr hundred And
sfyen'f"n acres ATTACHED tbrreto--lying near
the upper END Of Rockbridee County. on lhv
great road 'eating to Tennessee on the t.ym.
'o"o"'ng, VIZ one fourth OF tho purchase
money 10 be I'ald on the day Of sale. and I'm.
balance IN three equal iastaImenls. a, 70
10 and p months thereafter. the dsL,tei
payments to be secured BY bond with su0f.
Ger" secnr"y' aud lien retained N The p,or.
er'y. GEORGE ESkRIDGE, M s. e
W The above sale is pnstposed unt, Nor.
uay me "a day of May nest-so Che m.,,,
,l ,i' Mr.. W II. Douthaf, living on The place.
~''i 'htw Inc premises 10 anv person hayims
ue:'r' 10 p"rohtsp. GEORGE EskRIDGE
March "a. N''O'S'
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TuNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public that he is receiving aud mannfac
turing Carriages of every description, among
which are the following Coach, Coaches,
Cha,iots, London and New York Bnghys, Al
bany Pheyions, Barronch, Bmrouchee, Pha .
dephia Dearborns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. and any
others that may be called for
All orders thankfully received aud punctually
attended To.
Repairing done az the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
H.R BEACH g. Co.
~ BUST received first rate Coach smith
from the North. of which we will assure the
public they can be accommodated with repair.
ing Carriages Of any Kind a few doors below the
Fiankhn Hote BEACH Il Go.
Nov. ~ WITS
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NNhE subscriber respectfully ;,,,.
- public thai h. has now =" INFORMS TIE
really splendid articles in hi, Ii"s IA. ,nnd soer
aa n, also; that he has made sr rs oa.n'.'
. g"Sn WIN enable HIM all tines, ass n
him with their patronage with ", may hsor
baro"che', or any other de,cria' ae.s', zig
r'ages, from Newark, IN. ~ rs b'on o. Car
TO be The reyy best Monnfactorv o of, KNOW
IN me rorid ArTnngr,nsnt hs, ,a'" a, ar,'efs'
MADE %s@ WIN WIN. "an"ne"re' in phsa, pS'a ore,
given can sirsv ,n IA amg ord. which msy ~
he subscriber likewise couiinnarap 'sa'
on the Carriage making bu'iness, and, NJ ~.
pared TO make Carriages ofany ds.,, n p's'
which may b" wanted by those who nrs,
h.me manufacture. He will. also do sny 1i u,
most punclual manner. 'p-''h
Aug. 80 1"ht,
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HAPPY MOMENTS

The relien are Of Childhood
u, there ar happy momrats men
Jhst Goue and so-sei come again.
And he yeang heart secure
liom fear. and strife y. tollies VAN
Aud free fsm gail : eorro lug sian'
They keep the spIrrs pure.
III. aays of sonthfal friendships,
i,b.o heat 90 hcsu J. lightly hound
i, rus, wreaths, thst isme them round.
Nor. beautiful IN strong,
And even ~ breaking scattered flowers,
To. iapid growth OF sunny hours,
That heal their wounds ere long,
The snr;ne Of early love too
When the true soul Is linked Tor sFer
In holi"r bands than never, never
by esr,hy power are riycp,
Ere ret sweet confidence frsaas
The hear, thai must be loved or break
Dreaas. earthly dnsan,s, u heaven
These. those are happy nomens-
And ihas are those thai bid rejoice
The a aakfn d chords, phsn Natures voien
Ga,ls US ia Kindred glow,
The mothe4's hope, the mothers pride,
Je,, tenderness and all beside,
That otly nolbers know.
Bai Here are ihingsyei desrsr.
Within our maria grasp,-and ealf
Hath not mu,nent from our birth
The cradle 10 The sod.
Like that when freed from nassion's sway,
The miud rrjee'.a ferbler stay,
And rests its hopes on God.
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TRUST SALE.

l4Y virtue ofa deed of trust, executed to
- ihe subscribers by John Irwin, bearing
date the 18Th day Of Jan.sry, 1929 recorded
IN me Offices of the county court Of Campbell
and the Hastings Court Of Lynchburg, to Sc
cure the payment of debt therein mentioned
VIII be sold al public auction. on Monday The
lin day Of April, for ready money, If fair, if
not the first far day thereafter, Sunday
excepted, al the residence Of the said John
IRWIN, in the town OF Lynchburg, al his bou.-
hold and kitchen furniture of every description
whatever, consisting Of many valuable articles,
among which is one Clock, one Mahogany
bureau, two Feather Beds, Bedstesds and
Furniture, one Mahogany Dining Table and
one mahogany Candle Stand. Also, all TIE
o'her property conveyed 10 said dss'i
CONSISTING OF horses, cows, hogs, eorn, oats, &c
sc. one cart and gear, three ploughs aud
gear ana one negro man named Bob.
The trustees will convey such title oaly 80
10 vested IN then ty vrtue OF said deed.
JOHN r. d. PAYNE,
GEORGE BAGBY.
March % I'd,
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LAND FOR SALE

~ WISH ~ s,il "a iTsci Oi land lying IN An
hef,r county, four miles rom The Cou.t
6ousr, on gnfialos River. adjoining ,hs lands
Of Col Perez, MIR. Thos. Appiiag aud othtrs.
containing one hundred aud seventy acres.
nearly one half 10 woods. par Of which is iirsi
r.,e tobacco land. This iaad is Of The bal
quality in tint aeighh0rboed, the dwelling
i.oase iss very conf asbie onr. rooms beio~
nth porch, too rooins sbose stare. two good
stone chinneys, and Is certainly one Of the
handsomssl situations III Amherst county, com
Portable OUT houses. a good apple orchard anu
abouuds with ihe besi Of springs. Mr.. John
Diilaid 10 the neigbborhoot, or Mr.. Gideon
Gooch. vic lives Oh the place. will shew It 10
any persoa wishing 10 purchase. Terms hc-
eomnodst.ng a. nm hnfious 10 sell hnd would
laae in eaehauge lands in Ohio.
&. TiMBERLAKE.
Feb. 10 lbs
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IlAk - tlIis METHOD OF informing his
i lrienjs and The public 10 general 'hai lie
has opened n Boot aud Shoe Store IN the house
lately occupied by Maj Abram |. Aorh as n
Book Store and onr door above Mrssrs. VIII
lam, Il yistor's Ja,.eller's Shop. where he will
keep general and eIiensiv" assortment Of
Genilamens Boot, Shvrs and Pumps, Ladies'
nnd N,st.' Pruaells, Seal SKIN, uadresged Mo
rocco and Learhsf shors, Of h,4 own manuiae-
tare, aud .aftanted workmanship, TO ether
with every variety Of Philadelphia. New York
aud Boston Manufactured Boots and SHOES, all
which " & he sold on he most moderate terms.
All "aa'ns such articles Wi d. well TO give
bun cal.
March 81.
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500 REWARD.

ID UNAWAY from the subscribers residing
III in the county of Buckingham, aneero
man MANSER and his wife MALINDA.
Manser is ahou, ordinary size, between % g. 80
yeats of age, complexion rather yellow; he has
large scar On his breast occasioned from a
burr when small he 10 a harmless inotiensivs
nes,Q MaIinda rs about the same Hee as The
man. Of ordinary size, has very uncommon
bushy head oi hair, rather of Indian complex
ion, with some dark IRE ckles IN her face She is
IA very intelligent woman and WIS principally
raised on kenawla. near the sal, works. She
is Will acquainted in the counties oil Bedford
aud Giles. She was the property Of Joseph
Eysns, who owned said woman Two years aud
lived IN the county Of Gilesv-Evens purchased
her OF Brown and Clayton, Lynchhurg. We
viii give reward OF $50 each, il taken on, o
the State. SO that weget them again or IA re
ward of 800 zach il taken in the State and Sc
cured in jailso that we get them.
POWHATAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID. ABRAHAM.
Buckingham, Feb. l6 Is
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Valuable Land for Sale.
March 81.

IHNHE Subscriber will sell a good bargain
81 ina small, but very yHlasIrle tract ol
Lnnd known by tho name Of Locust Grore,
b lag on the South side OF Stanton River, in
the county Of Prtrsvlpania, miles from Lres-
Wills aud 3 miles from Wards Bridge, and ad-
joining ihe eel known uact. called the Pock-
e.. THIS Iact OF land CONTAINS, by recent su :
vry 2y3 acres, and is uncommon, wei WA
ter,d, say ] ~ 3 gond springs. The plauta-
ton IS sufficient 10 ~ork from righl 10 ten hands
10 rdvantagr. Nearly the hole plantation Is
ne b, Anl iuirrlor 10 none for tobacco, hemp,
Or wheai. Ihrs tract contains u good portion
OF first rate tobacco land 10 clear, and an
abundance oil plH0t ground aud about 10 acres
ai meadow land, 8 OF which are now II timo-
thy ; there ~ also about Is acres OF river low
grounds. which river is now navigated eYien-
~ y with boats. THIS tract Of land lies in IA
god neigh6othpod, and convenient 10 c,Vei al
81" aud grisl mIls n merchant mll. ii hemp
ma hut, mi Two s,0r 5, within two miles
aud III certainly healthy sl'ualIon- he i'm
frbr"mfrts re agood dwelling. (nearly nrw)
~ ictt M, a story ana a hall OIgh, Wuh
porch the vi length. two rooms below, and two
nbo'e, two "a r OF stair. aud a dry cellar IN
derncaih, n kitchen with an np stairs, dairy
win an upstairs, smokr house, negro houses,
sn tobhcGO house, Stables, x house, Cow
house, CRIBS, smiths, &c. garden new pa led,
asp ing Of - rlrnt water IN the yard, and a
spr'ns house, (or milk nous } "A peach orchard
o exc isai ir3f, yUu apple orchard aud
several kinds'oi Che,rtts, Iums AMI grapes.
lie enclosure OF thus phuiation, i, inferior 10
none IN It's part oil he country. have been
thu par'icu'a, In describing this land 4 II. i'm.
,1rovrInea 5, because intend to sell and those
"ishing 10 pHrchase would do well 10 apply
immediately for some person viii gei II bargain.
Az person wnhng TO urile 10 NE ON the suU-
81 IT nay iard can direct theI, leliers 10
LeesVIllt, Campbell County, Va.
FRANCE CALLAWAY.
W y. &. The Editors Of the Richmond En-
alirrr viii please Insr,t tina above once week
Ion four weeks, and Tor" ard their accouHt to
the Vrginian Office ior payment.
March % WITS
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REMOVAL.

W he subscriber has rnken the Bell Tavern
n at Nelson Court House, (Lovings 'on }
where he is now ready 10 receive all persons
who may favor him Nth their company, and lie
pledges himselfio use every exertion 10 give
the most general sailsfa c,ion.
His house is situated near the COURTHOUSE,
and is large ard comno dious. His stable is OF
brick, and calculated to hold from forty 10 fifty
horses,-this is likewise pleniluily supplied
with grain, fodder, sc. which. with the atten.
''on OF good and faithful servants, he Halters
hi'nsSlf will ent,e him TO patronage.
J. u. STOUT.
Nelson c. II Oci 81. is
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auction sale OF NEGROES.
March "a

WILL OFFER FOR ALE, TO the hshess
= b'ddrr, on Saturday the ninth day Of April.
~ or IL likely Slaves, of my own raising,
consisting Of Men, Boys and Girls. wrh one
y'uns woman, valuable cook house servant,
washer and ironer-A more valuable palcel
'""" "hich mas never been IN market, all
young, and OF uneKcepli0uabr characters. A
cIe"'' ~'ii be given tor part Of the purchase
money and terms more fully made known on,
'he Jay OF sale should Saturday prove vet
day, the sale will take place the first fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted.
ARNER L. CALLAWAY.
Masth 81 I'd,
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~ ARD EAECYANN.

NNHE Ward Election for six Aldermen and
n six Common CouUCime in each Ward
in III" town Of Lynchburg, will take place put
Suant 10 an act of Assembly, entitled " an act
TO amend an ac', entitled an act, dividing the
town OF Lynchburg into wards, and for other
purposes" passed Feb. l9. 1880, on the first
Tuesday in April next; and will be held in
Lynch Ward No. /, being all thnt part OF
snd town below the LIST alley. extending from
the RIVER 1" The twelfth street, at the store house
lately occupied by Mr.. Kidwell, oo ID street
And 10 Henry Wand, No. 2, being oil that pa RI
oil SAID town above said LIST alley, extending
from the river TO twelfth street, at the Store
lately occupied by Good Il French, on second
ST. SAML. TRANSFORM,
Serge OF the Corporation of Lynchburg
March ,. tide
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To john Mari and Carter b. Harris in
his own right, and as agent toI the
SAID John Mari
n ENILEMEN--ra Take noicp, that | shall
~ proceed ON the 29ih day ot April. 1881.
a he Tavern Of Dr. James Powell, at Amherst
Courthouse, between sur rise and suns.t o.
tina day, TO take the ail,davits Of l.. ne 6
Iallai"rro and others. to bc read in aupport of
an injunction, no" depending in the Superior
Court OF Chnncery for The Lynchbu, e district
IN which am Plaintiff and you are Defendant
Tiny will be continued from day 10 day until
hnished. ISAAC RuCkER.
March % v1v
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COpartneYShin.

va + snbscriber. will, in future, carry =.
L 'he'r Rope, Twine, and Begging m,., w
business at The old Stand off. II. Echo, :.
me lower end Of main street, under me f,n ~ a.,
tcho's and CundilF, where they will keen ,,' :. "
hann a good assortment Of Cordase, TWIN. Va "a
Co'ton Raging, for sale wholesale and ,a,.s
at unusually low prices '''al'
J.H ECHOLS,
April 20 'o't E.
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- !4 90

'Ck.-lhe subscriber has this day
a opceed Livery StebIe, in rear of his
grocery, snh near Pianter's War house. lie
mas good Ostef, and will a, all times keep a
goou assortment OF horse feed, and will take
~ horses ny TIE day, mouth year or for sir
gle iced lew good Saddle and Harness
horses VII be kept for hire or sale.
j w HATCHER.
March "a T.,
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WIGG!SiA-A: Gsfsrio, s.sr' . eaa'-
y eer,, holden al The IOWA Vi LyHehbuts'
on the OH NoyembeT, 1880.
Heur. Bal.uger and Polly his vile. fiiis'
ogaina
Samuel Hall, administrator Dc hanis non, 9Th
The y III annexed Of Join Clnrkson. dseehstc,
Jams Clsrssoa. Thomas JONES aud Catharine
h,s ne, Frances CARR, Charles 1iassir. a.
r1iastrs,or OF Joseph Dodd. dreeasr', Lucy
Dodd David tlafksnn, Ansshn Claiks''n,
william Clafkso", SAriion Taylor, Eli fef-
I,Usou, sdmln,slrsIut, Of Abram Taylor. dec.
and skel,nn Taylor, administrator Of oiey
Taylor. dec. Delft.
I'M, cause came on this day TO be heefd on
the papers formerly read. aud the report OF
Commissioner b. nHgh, made III pursuance u
the order vt the 22ni Of October, 1927, with
exceptions fbereunIo BY ia. plaintiff, and WIS
argued by counsei on Consideration 1hereol,
the court being OF opinion, from The informa-
l,on OF Commissioner Benagh, TINT it !, more
than likely from ihe increase of the papers IN
this Gauge, Since II vas In his hands, that II II
we're there again. some change might be made
IN the present report, doih TeconInIt Tho sam"
with The exceptions thereto, 10 the L ommission-
or who made II, Tor him 10 report upon the said
the said report ~ 10 him may seem proper. or
AS enher parry may require, stating specially
any matters det1ueh pertinent by hInselt or
required by ine parties TO be 50 stated.
a E1by-lesfP,
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Removal.

Wfh9. IRUSLOW returns her thank, n
~ her numerous friends and he public gsn W
orally Tor the long and very extensive eorsm-
aeement already received, and informs lbsn
mat she has removed her Bonnet Bushes. IN.
door above NJ. kylr's Store, Opposite Me.w..
Mckee and hleem's Store. Were she hue. h.,
ola Customers and others will ,al-Thev .a,
nm" p'aI" pass-way up stairslto her front loom
tier bonnets will be sold very low, and al
kino OF works also in the very best mann,
aud neaifst fashions Nd from h.'r genera
knowledge OF the business, she caculsIy, II
please ali those who may employ her
?. S.-Oid Leghorns bleachrd and Drs.s.,
over III most cas"s TO appear like new.-Sain9
W spots alioge her taken out ''
ELIZABETH TRUSLoWAr j.
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Dis solution of Copartnersb hin

FNHT experimenting hereto ore existing be-.
- tween the undersigned. under the
urn OF a. o. Nash, g. Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indie bt,d TO mo
concern Will make payment 10 A. HaIcb,r
una ,nose to whom they are indebted will cali
y" "'"' 'of payment 40. NASH.
E9V' a, HATCHER.
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SHAKESPEARE.
March %.

Court Hou,e, Va. % miles west Of Lyuchburg
aud Will be VI 10 maze. at the former prices
$50 tae season, Yl5 the single leap, SIC TO
msure amHre 10 ioal the season 10 common e
ire first day 0f March, and expire on the first
August Large and extensive pasturage, Glo-
yrr. Wheat aud Rye fields provided gratis,
aud every possible care viii be ialtea by the
subscriber, who attends in person 10 pre-, en- I
accidents aud escapes. but will not be liable tor
any thai, may happen. The season money will
be due on the 18th OF December, ihs leap paid
down, the insurance due as sUon as Il is asc.r,
tanned that the mare is in foal. or transferred.
. 10 The groom for every mare.
SHAKESPEARE 10 full 10 hands ons inch
high, OF most commanding appearance, a be.,@
tifnl bay, years old tins spring. lie never was
! IN finer plight nor was there ever a more sure
fonl geuer, or was there ever horse more
| admired for form, SIZE, beauty aud action. No
charge for persons or servants bringing mares
10 the horse. VI, re. can he fed with grain by the
husnel or Is per day. The public will justify
mo when say that Shakespesrs's Colts are
acknowledged to possess as much size, strength
aud eanty as any other horses Colts in Va
There has besn two exhibitions of his colS amt
the premium in the LIST wa. awarded to the colt
OF Mr.. Pleasant Greasy, $50, and in he 2nd to
the coli Of Mr. James Wright, S25. Gentle
men who sent mares last season, q tailed 10 get
Colt. only hall p,iCe vii be Charged in case
they are sent bach again.
For particulars see hand bills and Turf Re.
lister, page 5T9. WILLIAM TERRY
y, b. Shakespeare viii he exhibned at Am
her"' March court, and on his return from AM
hrrs', ha will lie exhibited in LynGhbury. on
hulSday tue 9th, al Johnson's Tavern. on
the HI W l.
March 2. uo,n
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HuR. WILLIAM KERR As yos ar, nj
lYh a resident Of pUg'aia. nnd have no res
d.nte knosn TO me-. hereby nol'iy YOU through
lie iinblc ns~spapef', thai .bason the 2oth
day Of April, / $751; Bedford Cour'.house, Viz
ginis, rake the deposit'ons of William Watt
aud oihrr., TO he Rad ~ evidence IN the ~ ial
Of my suit N LhsaerIy. against YOU snd'o'hsfs,
densnding anj Undetermined ~ Bedford Conn
~ Court. JOHN I AOLLL.
March 81 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

HNHE subscriber living in the upper end OF
Charlotte county, on Staunt"n h"f''
WISHES to employ Teacher. Who ran coma
Well recommended as to morals. and his qua
'hcaltons 10 teach the Latin aud English Ian
guages. EDWARD ". HENRY
March y 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

NOIICE.-Wllibe sold, 10 the L,ohss,
L v bidder, on Fridsy the 18th day Of Ami
neat, II fa", II not, the next fair day thsreafs a,
at he late residence Of WIN. Peityiohn. dec a
qu"n'ny OF prime Family Bacon aud Corn be
longing to The estate OF the late Mr.. Elizabeth
re'',John.-The terms will be cash. for nj,
sums under hye dollars, and above that sum
credit until the 25'h December next
J. PETTYJoHN, Adm'r
March % Nv