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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22
ID UNAwAY from the subscriber, living . mile,

nd UNAWAl from the subscribe living Q miles
~ south Of Campbell Coud House, soma time
lat summer. n Negro Man named SAM. He
formerly belonged Ia Dudley Jones. IA the neigh.
borhood Of Lynchbu'g,-Iie is black. about FIVE
feet ~ 3 inches high, hnsn barge scsf IN one ol
his hands. proceeding from burn, mud has so,nr
al his fore teeth knocked "ut by fall. lie IL now
lurking about the neishborhood al the Mesns
Csllnwny's a. Mr.. A. Etrrers where he has n WITT
Any person who will tnLe him np and put him IN
any Jail, so thu, get him ngan ,ball be paid
ave Dollars or II thy will b,nR lin bom" Ten
Dolsts and uileage. A, 5. HENRY.
De-. % 4.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
Not one Blank to a Prize.
24OaJ
G,5j1 pr-.as--J 7l3 blanks
MODE OF DRAWING.

Tohearanu "a the HIGH and LOW System
Tno oaoo 2rlzes of - to be determined in this
-. Should tic Capital prl2e Of 5000 be
i-onnby ans number under COCO, then al the
5'hss from No /, to 5000, inclusive, Will be phi
rs Of, - each but should tIc Capital Prize be
drawn by any Ticket over G,Wa-then ali the
Tickets over 5000 will he entitled to prizcs
of - each The holder of two tickets in this
Lottery, II n fitch and icw Number, must draw
NE pr1p and may draN h,r,s. All tha prizes a
h'," he denomination 81 - viii bc pat in on,
who'd, and all the Nuh..s in u,ogher, and the
Who'll toba drawn in NV hours
Whole Tick Is ~ 50, Halves 81 D. ets. 81 Ia
FIR slle at WARDS OFFICE.
Dec
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LOTTERY {NFORNATTON.
SlLNESTER'S OFFICE,
30, Br0admay, NEW YORK, aud No
80. NnrEct 81 R1LILNlpE

'N1 th'f MT 49, - II Z IA va
VNHEf' osing list of Lotteries 10 he drawn
- shortly, Is respectfully presented to the cor
. ad'failon ofthnse Win casionallv adYentn,e in
honenes. The splendid MAMMOTH LOrlE-
hH, 10 he drawn 1T New York on the 18th inst
Is deserving OF particular notice.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, class No. 8. to
aFs" II h"i December. g. M. Lottery, 9 hraWn
eal'''-c4pital prizes, $1,000 -5.G00- &c &c.
lIcke's ~, Share IN proportion.
NEW YORK LOTTERY. cass No. ~. to be
a'ewn 18th Dec 90 No. Lottery, 10 drawn bal.
M iiGkts $40 Halves S5-Q,s. s. 5O.-Coo-
aiming the following splendid Capital,
ptSe OF GSn,oU0-l Of $40 0Q0-l Of SIC. 5oG-
n 80, 5000 - f SI0sO . Of So 5000 otSl,.
'SU-2o o' S5oO-56 If 500, e. &c.
~ '"CHages OF Tickets containing nj the NUN
q ,o ~, '"a ne had Tor S210-wmrautpd 10 draw
'sc'nnt off, men $50 --Packaees OF halves
I'I,'e's aod eight Ia like proportion. Those who
49, = can have certificate OF the numbers
w." ONLY trmli the difference between the
'' v, ana sum warrHn ed 10 he drawn.
4 ", ,'a"iSiA SLATE LOTTERY, to b. drawn a
o ""geiloe on the 18Th If Dsc.-SIu01O, 30,
] ''' 49,. ar. &c. Tickets SIS.
a,,n ,a",. IA STATE LOTTERY, No. e. TO be
S,no" d, NorInk on H. 26n insa-2O ptizss oil
~ "' eoe0-2o Of 3n0, and Tlckets So
l,Li' ionh LOTTERY, class 81, 10 he drawn
"''oV--Only l7,G0o licke,s-IS No. Lottery
4 avn %a nAlo's-Cannats $50 0oo-lu 600 sos
r 9i''Wo-5 of50o. &c. &c.
o. 10 TV--tis'ves S5-Qrs. Q 50-Eighths
" packages
~ The New Yo, lotteries are drawn every
fp. esday-The |, ION Canal ,o,l,r,es ~
opc@ 'pa'a Oh Sa',. doss--tbe 's,ter is dawn
VIII '''"'gm = price 81 Tickets in both OF
rDh Ssy iLom 10 dollars.
Dune "o ny ma acct the most prompt and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

~ ~y.Q NOIiCE.--ibe Amhrtst S,ci
Y7 y - -A~..S ely for the p, omofion Of Temp e.
2 kNFKs.Ss1 Rnce," will meet NJ the Gonrt
EskkxAa&sc House OF said County. on GiTi''-
ID mas day, nj u o'tlpok Al Ad
dresa sniinhle 10 m" OCCASION will br delivered by
DANIEL r.. WATSON. OF hi, alternate Robert
C"mn All who are friendly To the Society ara
respectfully invited 10 attend.
by urder Of thu Society
CHAMPE CARTER. Secretary.
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HART &. DAVIS .

~ ESpECTFULLY 0cqaaint their friends o. ,
-. lhe pubic generslly, thai they have moi +.
thcir establishment lowry down on Main shet
Two doors from III market house, whefe they CO..
hnuo tok~P a large assortment ofoyery article
the Dress linz, with general assortment of L.
Gnods
n b They have on hand ut dis time lsrl
assortment Of Ladies and Genrlcmen's Pleid ent
Gambler Clonks and Big Goats, which they can 81.
At unusual low prices
Nov " w4wif
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 7th INST by he Rev snmuc
Armstead Mr. JOSEPH DAVIS 10 Miss SO
pIlIA, daughter OF MIR VIM G. MomL of Char
lotte.
-, by the sumo, Mr. GEORGE MeKIN
ncy Ia Miss +. MARTIN. Of Campbell
-, ON Thursday the slh inst hy the Rev
John s Lee, Mr. DUDLEY MARTIN, OF Bed
ford county, In Miss SUSAN daughter Of Nm
Poindextcr Esq ofGampbell
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DlGGES' OFFICE


Tho Official List ofthe drawing of the virginia
Free Road Lottery class No 7, is received. The
Cnptat Prize having been drnwn to the letter e
all tlckels with TINT letter op thcm will he entitled
to8l Thu next scheme of the Free Road Lottery
draws on the ID January, ls32, in which chances
rnoy be had by application at
DTGGFg, OFFICE
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D1GGE;S' OFFICE.
Tickets a., Unrest Prize So.
VIRGINIA FREE-ROAD
LDTIIyt'Ta
I'd day ofJan 1881
HIGHEST PRIZE, $1,000.
1911 prizes
- $50 blanks.
u 900 tickets
MODE OF WING

To be drawn on the A, b. c, plan. The 1000
pfl1es ol So. TO be awarded TO the hrd, second or
tlnrd division, 10 be dcernncdby that which may
draw the capital prizc ol#i 000 that tho holder
ot three tickets, one IN each DIVISION is certain to
draw one prize, and may draw four All the prizes
above the denomination oi 10 III one wheel, and all
the numbers IN another nj once the whole to be
drawn IN nirw hours. fr'zos payable IN cash, for.
~ days oiter The drawing, and subject to the usual
deduction of itleenpcr cent
Tichas w. Halves ~ Qrs 81
For aulc IL DlGGES LOTTERY
and Exchange Office Lynch.
Dec ~
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WARDS OFFICE
LyncIburg, Dec. 22d, 1881.

Iyncburgl Dec. 22d 1851
Next Monday the drawing ofthe Western Virgil
mia Lottery, takes place ot Fincaslle Tickets,
Halves and Qrs IN this beautiful scheme car be
had N the greatest variety ofuunbcrs at
WARDS OFFICE,
Where the drawing Of The Free Road Lottery, 7tfr
class n received and fr inspection
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Classical, English and slathemal
cal Schnnl.

YnIE next session ofmy school vii CONNER
- on Monday, Cd 81 January The course s
instruction comprehsnds the Gr.ck, Latin, Frenc
and English t.an' uaees, Algebra, Geometry ,Plal.t
Trigonomotry, Surveying, Ancient and Mode
History Ancient md Aodern Geography, Rhei,
re, Realizing, Writing, Spelling and Arithns
lc JOHN CARY
DEE II fit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

I W !hpe that tbs fart WI convince Gov. Floyd
himself n3 we'll as the Nullifycrs ont of the State.
who have been misleti by proslnniug that the Go
vernon spoke the voice Of Virginia that he Is mis-
taken in his estimate Of popular sentiment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

= Champe Carter, ESQ. was announced At lost
Amherst Court, Candidate to roHsaent that eoun-
ty IN the next Virginia Assembly.
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HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
II 600 tickets
MODE OF DRAWING

MUTJE OF DNAWTNti
To he dra@no the A, b. e, pla0 The 1000
prizes ol 49, tobe awarded to the first, second or
thlrd division, IL be delennmtdby that which may
draw the capital prize Of y 600 so that the hold.
ottlree okets, one IN each division is certain To-
draw one prize and may diow four. All the prize.
above the denomination Of S5 IN ono wheel and al
the numbers IN anolhcret once, the whole to n,
drown m few hours fr2c payable in cash, for
~ doys after the drawing, aud subject to the usupl
deduction of ifleen percent
Tickets IA, Halves 42 Qrs ~,
For sale at WARDS OFFICE
Dec y
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A very valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE,

A kstE undersigned will sell great bargain
SA IN valuable Tract Of Land, lying In
Bedford county on The head waters Of Goose
Greek, ~ the toni of the Blue Ridge, about d
miles from T. Bnford's. containing ny n late
survey 1926 81 acres, Tho Surveyor was re
qne-td TO note the quslity and quantity In
woods, and the following is his written report I:
597 30 acres one survey. is good land. lies VII.
hat ~ woods, mud has upwards of sixty Acres
"f low grountls--3l3 3 4 may all be said 10 be
in woods, some good aud. bat generally thin
aud broksn-3i4 Ia enp halflns weli-~is gond
iohHrco land the her hall ro"sh aud pnor
tho well timherrd The trims arsommoda
ing. say !, aud years, or for ca.h--ether
"ay good uargaio can he had. Application
10 me in Lynci,i,nfg. The Lsndsysiil be shrwn
by Thomas J. Hill. Who lives ON the premises,
TO any one ishing 10 purchase.
JOS I RoYALL.
0t27 IFS
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OIsIrEJ AIRY.

DIED, on the Goth ultno, in Boletour, county.
a propsy, SAMUEL WHITE Esq N the OH
year OF his uge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

- Mr. Ball ITushc5, m eminent sculptor Of
New York, Is pow IN Raleigh AMI proposes TO re.
store Cmora'h Statue Of Washington, which was
greatly muiIlatcd and d,sfgurcd when the Capitol
Of North Carolina was DESTROYED by Gre, 10 IFS ori-
gnal perfection aud beauty lie estimates lho cost
at S5000-remarkins. AZ the same time, that mo.
ney is not his object thu seulpios riches bcne
iimo'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

In. lnere IA any foundation for them Int H. DID
the same thing in relation To Inc old Cabinet, even
after /, knew that NJ Van Barren had sent in his
letter Vi resignation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

u, The New York American publishes let
Ter from Baltimore, which concludes by saying
that gentleman from Washington states that
great apprehensions entertained Of a seeona
ruptuye II, TIC Cobiad, aud that the friends of thu
Presiden' have great difficulty in qeic-ng matter.
for the present" This corresponds with other ru
n,o.s from Tat q1aTcr fr,c IL Gl.be denfs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

- Cen Mpntfart Stokes i, IL eifotcd Governor
Of North Carolina - . majority ef - over Rich
ard Dobbs Spei ,bt, Esq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

Dr. Cooper Of s Con the 81 instant, Mr.
Prcssly introduced INTO the Legislature of S Caro-
lima resolution, requesting Tie Board Of Trustees
Of Columbia College to remove DR.. Cooper from
the Presidency thereof, because the religious ten
cts held and promulgated 10y HIM are Of such char
acter as to be dangerous to the youth and abhorcnt
to the feelings of the mass of the eclrmuuify.' Il
led to a very warm debate, which ended on the It'll
by the adoption Of resolution referring the charges
AGAINST the Doctor to the Board of Trustees of th'
College, with an understanding TINT he shall b.
dismissed, in case they are subatantated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
THE VsgsssTEAN.
LYNCHBuRG, MARCH Z. 1881.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.

Gen Jackson has repIod to the letter Of tho eighty
siE Members of the Peunsy wanna Legislature who
recently desired him TO become candidate for re- ole
ton 10 tho Presidency Like King Richard the 3D. he
consents again TO be enforced TO a world of cares
SINCE kird SOULS the people piR buckle fortune on
hrs buck Now VIVA, will be thought of the hypocrisy
of the man, when IT Is that this very nom
inationby the eghtysx members of the Pennsy vana
Legislature, which the President affects to mako the
moving cause of his resolution stand the Ere of ano-
ther eeetoneerag the result of the Pros
dents oea HgderhaHdtd cork The Harrisburg
Chronicle assures the public, the auth ory of Mem
bars OF the Ponnsy lganid ogislatne that such the
fict Senator IA the Legislature (says that paper
received letter the day before the meeting (of the
jackson Caucus from Jaotsons Pr,Udte Secretary,
urging him to got up meeting to procure Jaekson's
nomnation'-and tins letter ods 1rdnked by GsH
ia exon htmSeJ Aud Yet, when he received the
noniinat'on Of these members, the President put
weil-abeced look OF surprise pretended that ho Was
very graeiullnd declared that Pcnnsy wanna was
the hrst to take him up, he should be abe hast decue
her call Was there such piece of gross hypo-
crisy known in this country "Ob what good y
outside fulsohoud hath -
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PARis, PoLrrEcgsi. 5ouOoL,

PARis, PoLYlEcHsi. 5ouoof,
10 ate Students of NE Midday .4catsniy o
the Umisd States.
GEsTLEBEs-
In The name of our Comrades, we hasten "a
reply to your fsicita ion. In our endeasors Ia
establish sacred rights, We were sure 10 excite
the emotions OF generous hearts in another
hemisphere. The friends of liberty should
form but one family, particularly those whose
wishes and labours ought To aim at prom sting
in socieiy a knowledge of the actua wants md
rights of all they, across the barrie rs which
separats nations, should extend to sach other
the hand OF fraternity. Happier than us, you
have not had 10 combat with tyrsuts: your ia
Tiers acquired Tor you that full aud ample libs
erty for which Ne have always sighed
We are happy 10 have given rise To an oeca.
sion of drawing clos The bonds OF Il lend hip,
which ought naturally tn unite US. Believe
that beyond the sea, there are hearts, youthful
as your own, winch will beat with 10y, at eac h
success that attends you
Receive gentlemen, tie assurance OF our es-
TEEN nd aleetioaate sympathy. For the stu
dents Of the polytechnic school. s. Ruquin, A.
labdtean. TIL Bosquei, Fab,e. Sulign.c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

Par :, Jan THE American Academy, Mt
West Point is school on The same plan as
cur poly trchnc sShool. They resemble more
one anoiher IMAM any two Institutions Tor the
same purpose in The word.-lhe youthful
eteres a West Point, on learning the events Of
iasl July, sent to General Lafayette the follow
lns address, Which was presented BY him 10 the
Polytechnic school. Two dsy ago, drputa-
tiunifom that school waited on the G-nerel
WIN the to!lo"ing answer, which he hss been
requested to sead 20 the United sia,.s.
MILITARY ACADEMY or THE u. STArEs,
Wet Point, lot Oci 1880.
To The Students Of HE Potytseiaic School If
the 26h july.
We have been directed by our corps to offer
'oyou their lively fluctuations on Jour last
and successful effort in the cause oil the inde-
pendenes Of france,
We have long regarded you as associates in
scientific pursuits. That sympathy which the
same iaDours tht same institution, naturally
eIcnes,ws have always felt and It is with Seligh
wehave received successive accounts OF the
courage aud patriotism exhibited by you il
me war Of Paris. Although ctl zens Of differ
ehi countries, The same spIlit animates US, anC
"swlth s'neere pleasure that we call ourselves
your brothers in arms and your associates il
we oe'ence ofthat sacre liberty which guarao
"es 10 mankind the exercise Of their right
sia assures tho continuance Of constitutional
order.
we Deg you, gentlemen, to receive indiyidu
esteem.
y, n0'we'l Park, Henry Clay. Jun, 5. c
'"ess'y' Jas Alien, Lewellyn bones,
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i.anA for sale .
Nov. %.

SuyHE subscriberas authorizedby the heirs q
d,srbuters of Nathan Red, dec. to make
sale ofthst valuable estate, IN the county o.
SedfofN, near New London, called fofLAn
GROVE, containing 1000 acres, 45o OF winch
;s Graz rate tobscco land, and about 80 acres
of meadow land and cons'derao'e po'
ton of that which is cleared, is IN good
heart. The improvements consist OF eo''
Portable dwelling house, aud tue necessary on'
hons.s--a Tavern, Saw and Merchant MIL
Th,s tract lies on The mai" road io ". L' no"
burg to Liberty. mile west Of New ssrh Lon
dan |, !, situated in a delightful neig hoornooo.
and near the New London Academy hou,
'.hins .',uso Poplar Grove y. s !: " ,Ss %os,
valuable estate in this part OF tue county,
Lying directly on the gree. ,Ss doo,
road a ready market is afforded at the aoo '',
for every particle O surplus produce "a'' W
Ihe terms will be liberal sod accomm".
dating TO those who may he disposed 10 pa ~.
cha.e' an possession given al tue sn o1 o. "'
prese.t year w4w,C
/ FEET. %. --------
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COMMERCIAL RECORD

MARKETS Flour has recovered a li'fe
fan, ,hs de.rs,.,oa II had sus,siued before the
I.le European sdvicss. Il - nee ss'd TO be
worth So --wheai commands 90 cents.
CORN ). selling at 50 70 TO Ss.--csr" meal
about 6b cents
TOBACCO remains stationary, mol much CO
wiog IN.
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ASaEs..sssssss7Des
5SES>
II1rsr Fn.lM ENHLANl.


BY the arrival at BoHo IN the zeh inerr,.
OF the ship May aud Htfisi, Captain Bsfssos ),
bondon papers have botp received 10 January
~. and Liverpool 10 JinuaJy 81.
The must important news ny this Arrival ~
the arrest If Mr. 0'ConnsI, the celebrated
Irish patriot. Tue dsursances bath In Eng
and and frelsnd continued. and this event 10
by no means calculated 10 allsy ihsm.
drrta of,Mr O'Coan,R. NJ. Seefe Mr. Duvef,
Mr.. John Reynolds. aud M. Lawien. on q
charge Of eonspiring 10 Grade the sroeiama-
fion act.
On Tuesday morning the house Of M o'Con-
nell In Merrior square, was visited 10y MI.
Farrell, Chief Constable. And Peace OILS
Ger irwin, who. upon being admitted 10 that
gentlemans pres nee, stated thai they had "a
warrant against hun, issued from the Had
Once. ON a charge of conspiracy 10 evade the
pioclamations recently promulgated by
tho Lord Lieoienani After long cosser
saii,o, which we have not space To-
notice, Mr.. O'Connell entered into the re-
quisite securities. himself Goo, aud Two
surelies in G6O0reach, Mr.. Barrett, Mr.. Steele.
Mr.. Reynolds, and Mr.. Lasless were all serv
ed with the same processes aud all gave bail.
We shall offer no decided opinioa on flIis
proceeding, until We know something more of
The pa,ure of the alleged offence. Al presen.
IL appears ~ Us that tho irish Government
have shown more seal tlan discretion in tive
affair.
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rrom the Rich. Dhig. March 4

EiGHr DARE LATER ssos LrvEHrooL.-Ths
Silas Richards packet .hp arrived Al New YoI v
on Monday. bringing Liverpool dates to The
10th ul,. Tho paper mail from hey nd Bait
more having failed again yesterday, the news
by this arrival has NJ, come ON. We learn
however, by n private letter. thai Flour had adj
,aooed full two shillings at Liverpool, sales
having been effected Of American bonded flour
nj 80. Cd 10 Sos per Dbl. end farther. that the
Polish Gosernment has prohibited tbs esporta
ton oi Grain.
lhcTa has also been an arrivhlst Boston,
bringing English advces 10 tina 2o,h ul'.
~ Since the above was pU' ini,pe. we have
been politely favored nh the following letter,
from u rrspect mercantile no Use ia ". York
largely sngug.d IN the four business, TO their
Currcspo ndenis here. IL was sen, on express
this side OF Philadelphia, aud bears the VII
mingioB post
Nav yonK. Feb. % Evening.
3" Respected Friends BY the Silas Rich
srds, we Inv. letters NJ the 25th uli --ainiinx
Flour NJ 80 10 3is. for vrgoia-3os lbs New
York Western, Wheat advanced I'D 10 Ga per
bn,hel--in great demand. The excitement is
orcasioned by n report that tue POLES had pros
hibi,cd the export 81 Grain from ttsir country.
"Om prices viii advance som", but Il 80
auires some care not 10 be cbried away.
/" We have concluded 10 send an express IN
over,ake the mail u you get this IN antict
patton thereof you viii Place lnio,n n our
| correspondence, IT, rui ii.m on tbrI Enstd.r
~ Two o. three o, e, L. tcrs weia received
h.,r by express Iett.fday, wi'h orders 10 pnr-
chase Flour--and over 10 y barrels were
bought ~ Mt six do lar lne SAINT price was
freely offered for ,noi.--but the holders x ue-
rally preferred holding out ate, fhr VS.
II aDspi,ed. ill tho mail comes N 10. -
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n VAIJSE has been LEFT at the Franklin
~ Hotel. containing the following ARTICLES
winch the owner is requested 10 cal and get
| CamLric Pocke, Handkerchief, marked Chas
tine Cooke
| Silk 90
! nair brown Thread drilling pantaioons
1 na,r ribbed mixed Cotton stockings
do Pumps
piece Turpentine soap
| piece ofTobacco
March J ="
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TAR ROBERT WINGFIELD wishes to
make known to his friends and Country

men generally, tina, he has determined on tina
practice OF Physic. and will attend TO the same
IN ,is various branches, TO wit Medicine, Sur
gerry aud Midwifery. His location Is that OF
bis mothers, situate on the Glade Road Two
miles above the Foley, and four below Nun
day's mills, where, he may be found at any arc
all times, ready 10 attend the calls OF those VII.
may think proper to favor him with their prac-
,ico, and he further hopes. that us his course OF
reading has been regular and Of considerable
length Of time, (ssy aboot three yesrs,) he vii
he able to do credit 10 himself aud do honour
TO the facolty lie was disappointed IN "ue"
ding the Lectures this present session, 10 con-
s.a,'snce of an unforeseen cause, but vii mos
a.snrettv do so Observation-Disclosures be
ha. tnrpIshea himself with pleniIia supply ol
new and genuine medicine
March
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8DUGAHION.

ENHE nezt session Of my School will com
mence on the It'll Of neat month. Terms
tor the session OF five months:
For beginners, y12 30
For those more advanced 10
No pupil will be received Tor less time than
from the day Of entry 10 the end OF the session.
suail be assisted by nav siste, Martha.
X. Il. TONNLEY.
Setond mo. IL ITS
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EeOh II MI IVA FLETCHER
Fsh. 3.
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Imports. DeHreries ami Stocks on hand al The
close ofMe s,uefat years JotioWing;
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
DIED, in this place, on Friday last, in the
4ntn year Of her age, Mrs. SALLY SCOTT,
vie Of Capt. Robert G. Scott after lohg anu
aiilic,ng disense Mrs. scott was p'ous anu
exemplary membpr Of the Mttn od"' eh"'cn'
and highly esteemed by all who knew he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
MARCH 2nd. 1880.
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To the Editors of the ViTginian.

To the Editors Of the Vuginian.
GxSrLEmEs-i found my name announced
in vour paper of the 26h of February, AZ a
candidate to represent The people Of CampelI
IN the oeIt Legislature. Ii originated as | have
since understood IN the parnal'ty OF u ie~
friends. without my kno~edge. lis proper to
stan. | cannot consent to become candidate
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES II. LYNCH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07
DlGGES' OFFICE
10000 DOLLARS
10000 DOLLARS
Dismal Swamp lottery,

Class No. 3, tor 1881.
10 be drawn ut Richmond, on Friday the 4Ih
OF March. 1881.
90 numbers-l0 drawn ballots,
CASH LIST
| prize of $4,000 I'D 300
10 900 10 900
$500 30 $50
10 1000 AZ 100
With many Observation-Disclosures. &c
Ticket 'S6-Halves 81 5 i--Qrs. 20
For sale in great variety OF choice numhers--
q, DTGGES OFFICE
IT. NIB. The official drawing OF the DIS
NAL swamp LOTTERY: No 4, will DO received
at this ntf &c on Tuesday.
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