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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

,wclI as ii!tic Tom Moore Or Dr. rftmn.,
,..l,on,s representatives at Colombia and
A, Least. he IS a more notable man, If he
=. -, a greater, thar either ofthose worthless and
-, otdiplamas,, though not equal to those
,1,.nevrand ara not Ia be snaozed at But seri-
=. tho TELEGRAPH must be quizzins the rene
- Editor. 1t cannot be, that his inflated vanity
-, liot. Ifitbe true, it is f,ofe GiicroUs
~, rr,. essagine to swcTl himselfio he size
@.,.or II Gen. Jackson really Intends % ap-
NJ pit.hie as the successor Of u. Van Blu
,.h.,, the latter gentleman comes ba.aeto take
..., 90 o., oAislo President Of ia Senate, there
nj, dem ,n,I for a vacant cell II the Iunatc
TIT, thu LAY h V 'eives his credentials We
t.r,li,,r.s friends will tiGal. Il IN And
1'.l.s VOC cannot consent to lose Mr. II, i.om the
=. El3orifl--3o mush wsiJ.n anl Wit, po-
....,oss and amia5ility, Withdrawn flcm the fratcr-
"a. youllbe like paekins the Sun iron the hcr
.L.r. The good Old Dominion Would sooA w.
.l..,,or in the darkness Of political hetcrodov,
,,tts not be; lplt 10 " 80 ''t'' - '''-'''i
-, b.,ter spare ahcuer man
v-o,rc clad to see that these disincrestcd patrl-
III ,roviding Offices for themselves, in the
....,r;z,tion oltie Republican panr Must
"A. f,r oog's family" as the misar SAYS in the
1rrc en- only scent ont winch of the fraS-
-. io,o which jacks pnsTn is split Will coasu-
-. IN. majority. We shall try and Ct our nose IN
,..a.,c, tn see how good and peasantitis to be ON
....,r,,, sid, in our own Statc-s prelleamcnt in
=l,.l,;, b..,e,rr ben our good fortune yet to he
.I,.oj tEough We have tried pretty hard Tor IL As
=, ,r.,,rt inclined, however, We thirh are sale
= N, next haat; Us we shall certainly sail under
n. patc,.mla', aag in preference to tie diaorconi-
4 AM, hammer of Nul,fcation. Weshail suspect yc
: ,roo,!y the correctness OF the decision which
.s,lprrolr litle gan-boat alongside TIE hug,
In. Of battle saip which Mr. Richie commands
4,ncycrheloss we snail console Our Ewes with the
r.ip,rion that cvcnif@c be WRONG, We lave TIC
"a arity on our side. And chen Il Nc '!oat get Il
,sr,s place, a, four hundred per anlillu. in some
sftaa Departments, or the situation Of i pug
Postmaster in s,.ne village ofal lcasi three store,
md d Ilacksmtlrs shop, we shall be much worse
alha, most of the elevent|-hour mrr 1--we been
Webc: tue Telegraph however, to believe tha
fb. rune rblut the cancellation Of the Clay par
Is all nonsense ThaywiIl have nothing to do
sapu,y. with. Comtina'ionS' or" Coal2ionS
= Since toe above WAS in type, We perceive
lat Mr. RNciGe denies the 'tatcment ofthe Ielc-
raaa, so f,x as Ne is concerned, IN the most UNI
,MIllel manner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on Tuesday the 20th INST by the
Rev. Jesse WI, Mr. WM 7 STAPLES To
Miss JULIAN KYLE daughter OF Mr. Ahrnm
Buiorl all of Bedford
----, IN Milton y C) onlhe lth INST Ivy the
Rev Mr. Penlch, Mr. RICHARD Il. pAVEN-
PORT 10 MIS- MARY HUBBARD, both Of Hal
fax, Virginia.
- on Thursday the 22d inst by the Rev
VIM n Conan, NJ JOIN cRUMPECKER, OF
Bedford to Miss ELIZABETH daughter Of Mr.
Isham Royalty, Of tins rlac.
Bright Venus Oh her rolling thfone,
Is drawn hy seoAcst birds alere
Aud CUPID Nokea Die dove,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
NOTICE..

ENTIlL be hI'ed 10 the HIGHEST bidder at Ped
Wv lu' Mills IN the county ii Amherst ON
Monday tic Idly of January nrNt the Negroes
hconSJu- 70 the .statc otthc late William and La.
cy Ihwmond, ,ee There are fye fellows and
t"o women nnrl one plough boy They will be hr-
ed for the trm beginning ou that day aud ending
on the 9th Of December following Bond, with
approved security will be required ior the return OF
the slaves clothed with the usual clothing ami fur
nshed each with hat and blanket
And ON Tuesday the 81 day of january next, nj
the dwelling Louise Of the said VIM rhurmond,
near to Pcdiar Mills, IN SAID county, VI shall pro
coed to sell to the ligh st bidder the remainder OF
the personal ESTATE otthc said dccedcnts consisting
of Crops andsomc stock, two yoke of valuable
oxen, and one Ok Wagon, available Plough
Horse, Sc. Tn sale viii he made ON II credit I'm.
III the ist oil August next Except for sums of rs
and mdcr) Bonds with approved security will bc
required orsums Of - and under. cash
ADDISON [h1,l o., =, TAhIAFERRo, Trustees
Dec % tJs
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\ very valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE.

|lhE undersigned will sell a great bargain
- IN a valuable Tract of Land, lying In
Bedford county. OF III head waters Of Goose
Creek. nj he loot OF the Blue Ridge, about 8
miles from =. Buford's, containing ny a late
survey 1925 "a acres. The surveyor was re
qne''rd 10 note the quality and quantity in
woods, aud the following is his y riiten report ;
697 "a acres one survey. is good land lies we'll.
hal IN woods and has upwards OF sixty scr.s
Of low srounds-3l3 "a may all be said 10 be
10 woods, some good land, tut generally thin
aud broksn-3l4 Ia one haIfiies WELLS good
tobacco hand the other hall ro"gh aud poor
tho we'll tlnbered The terms acSomn oda
ting, say !, 2 and 3y4srs, or for cash-eiiher
Nay good bargain can bs had. Application
10 me IN Lyncbburg. The Land will be shpwn
by lhomasJ Hill. who lives on the premises,
TO any one wishing to purchase.
JOS e. HOYALL.
OF. p lts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
CLASSICAL EDUCATION.

fEilt. Suhsctib.r, grateful Tor the patronage
-. which has been ~ literally eiiended 10 bin
Informs the pub lie thai the next session Of HE
Sccool will commence !" January. ls32--to con
unue until ls June completing the frs session OF
months. Tier" will then he M examination al
h. pupils, and without ini.rmission tho SCHOOL
s Ill continue until the ld ii August. vacation
- enc mouth viii then be given, rui the elercsrs
oi The Schoolbr resumed the lN Sept In. secon
sc ssnn TO terminate Isl December
In This school will be Taught the Latin. Greek
aud English languages, economically ; Gcogra-
ply. Ancient aud hodern, With the u,s of the
Maps aud Glohes History, Anc,rnt and Modern ;
the element. Of Euclid plane aud spherical; I,,go-
nometry aud Agebn, together with the 1hrurv
mud Practice OF Surveying. Maps aud Globes are
provided Tor the ust Of the School. In directing
III. classical studies oi his school, II will he an oh.
jet otsprc'sI care and attention. that the student
render himself perfectly fAwinr win the Ani,au .
ties of Greece aud Rome. and quIa mn his,or Il al
and Geographical knowledge, iud.peusably neces-
NARY ~ the study OF X ,nHo and Greek Literature.
literal Translation INTO Engli. from some s.lsc,
author, aill be required weekly of every classical
student, in which the difference IN the ,dioms Of
the Two languages. aud every pccul,aIlty, will be
particularly notced aud explained.
1ERMS.-Instruti,on IA IL, attn aud Greek
Languages. per session Of month S15
English nnd Mathematical, - 90
JOS. +. GODFREY.
n Should the School at any time he 80 en-
largcd that the subscriber cannot manage il IN the
most satisfactory manner to those who may en-
trust then children to his tuition IN that event
arrangements are made for associallng with HIM.
sell young gentleman from the University of VIZ
ginla, when IN addition 10 the branches cnmncrn.
ted above will he tnnght the French, Spanish and
Italian languages, without amy additional charge
Dec II Is a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

w. Ad4ns--The Washington Telegraph IL.
forms US that we were mistaken in saying that Mr..
Adams and five other mem5ersgslt the II of r.
oilcr' the roll was called and previously to The ballot
ting for Speaker same paper contains the
f'l'owing remarkable language Who could have
believed that Duff Green could ever have seen any
GOOD thing in HIM whom he has so often yilfed and
abused
We are sratiod to hope hat Mr. Adams will
bc disposed 10 use the influence which he brings
with hum into Congress for the promotion OF the
pubic good an earnest Of tins Wis glvcn IN his
remarks ON presenting the memorials on the sub
jet of slavery. We have heard II SAID { W. be
hcvc, however, that is but eonierturilN that Mr.
Adams mrlncs 10 such modification OF the tarlil
as wall give permanouty n ou system, Ivy a radi-
cal repeal ofthr taxes lftas he So. aud lac should
become the successful organ ofsarh a compromise,
II will have been fortunate for linn that he has been
assigned To such duty and h vii deserve, and
certainly viii receive the blessings ofhis country
After TIN cala5y, contingent though it I've, ON the
"H~ol Brata,rc,, 'mlhr Telegraph, we shall not
be surprised at any ,hs ~ see from that quarter.
We orc slato see tn Editors eyes opened to his
past injustice however; aud the disposition to make
the am,Hdr 1oaoroJit is rrcdltable 10 HIM
Tin following extract OF Il letter from Washing
ton is from the correspondent Of the y y Conmes-
ciol Advertiser aud is quoted by the Telegraph
with approbatory comments;
% Mr. Adams remarks nude on printing the IF
teen petlons from the society If II, ads in T. nm
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
100 SLAVES FOR SALE.

yNS HERE will be sold at pubic auction, On the
h 1871 dog n Janpory, 1882, before the front
door of The Union Hotel IN the town Of Lynch
burg, on Il credit OF sir and tr,ire months, about
ONE HUNDRED VALUABLE SLAVES
These Slaves are sold for no fault whatever, and
among them are many valuable young Men aud
Women, Boys aud Girls Also a first rate Black
smith good ronal Carpenter, and seycrnl most
excellent mnle and female House Servants
A discounted SIX per cent will he made for cash.
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON,
ROBERT TINSLEY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

NVlkhlNlA-At Rules holden 10 the CIerk'. mile. al
iei nouh Superior Court nf Law and cbsnre,y
for the comfy nf Amherst MnnJny the 5h dnv ofns
ceni1e'. 1891 Addison TulInerfo and John Tbomnson
Jf Trustees Of the rAtc nf Lucy Thurmond dee o,ha,.
Plaintiff, nrniu't Philip Thurinond, Sent formerly a
Trustee Of the nstne of Lucy Thu rDond aud her gb
dTrDt mud william l. Thurmonl, lofhnfV Jru.cn NJ ,ia
same estate aud the said Wlrnn e. ~ his nwu rtgtf
nh' imit ihuTmohd' it. Lucy a Tnfnor formerly I.n
~ a. ihurmoDd now the widow Of y lillian r. Turner
deed. findy Jones' aud Sully bis wife form .,Iv saI
Ihurm"nd DAVID Crawford and Eltzaheth his wifi far
merry Eli11hsth Thurnond jesse Beck and Jrduh h,
"iio hfmery Judith Ihurm0nd, Clsibotne Fucker
John j. Iuckor, Charles Christian and Susan his O,t
formerly Snsin Tucker, Mary Tucker aud Icsoy Tuelrr
the two last infants under thu urs OF tweny QUO
who, iogcthnr with the sad Cloiborne Fucker JSb,
Tucker aud Su- an Christian, the heirs nj law of M
TUCKER and Mary his wife, both now dscensed vvhiet
.ad Mary was formerly Mary rhurmnnA aud which .ai,
Phlip Ihurmond, JT. " iium 7. rhurmupd lug
farmer, sally Jon.s. Lizabelh Crawford judith HAY
hbd Mary fucker deed were the children of Nillis1n
aud Lucy Thurmond, Deceased and William ~.
nrr, who claims the interest Of William l. Thurmond in
said estole aud babn1y HILL who claims thu ,ne,.., sc
fhip ihurmonJ Jr. and Tandy jones' m his n,Vn ,yl,
an1 DAVID d Gnriand William II. Gnrlnud William
mcneo and john e. hesm, ncrchnnts and partners TIN
hg undo' Tho htJ o and firm of Mckee aud Mee,n md
agonsi all others elnnng like thsig To be eredo,s If o
hnd estate. Dofse--In Ghancrry = ~
The Defendants W IIlian L. Ihurmond David Cr,wfora
ana Elizabeth his WIFE, Jesse Beck and judith his wife
according 10 the net Of Assembly and the rules of ,;.
Count, aud II appearing by satisfactory cv,enc. ,b.,
'hey arc not inlhbuns Of this country II liz orde,ed
thnt the sad defendants do appear on tho N d,v
OF inc next April Form and snswer the bill tho plain
lhs aud that copy nf this order forthwith n,cr,ed
~ some newspaper printed IA the town of I.yncbburv
o Two mouths shccessvey, and published al the froo door
Ol the courthouse, of tis cutInty
COpy--Tese,
Dec. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Not one Blank 10 a prlZc.
t2ilHsJ
J l207 prizes r, 193 blmks
MODE nE np WINE

o2o7 prizes 3, 93 bImks 52iOOO
MODE OF DRAWING.
To be drawn on the HIGH and Low System
The 6WDprIzes of ~ to be dctnrmlnad in tins
way Should the Capital prize of - 900 be
drnwn by any number under 5000, then all the
tickets from No |, 10 5000, inclusive will be phi.
yes of'S2 each but should the Capital Prize be
drawn by any Ticket over GOOo--t hln all the
Tickets over $1,000 will be entitled 70 prizes
Of ~ each. The holder of two tickets in this
Lottery, of High and Low Number, must draw
mr. pre-, and may draw ttree All the prizes IL
bovc the denomination Of ~ will be put in one
wheel. and all the Numbers in another, and the
whole 10 be drawn in few hours
Whole Tickets - 30, Halves 81 D, Qrs G2 1 2.
For sale at WARDS OFFICE
Dec :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

wv Hi hc suld 10 the highest bidder, On TIM 81
" day of January neSt, At the lat Residence oi
MAJ John Clayton dee Of Bedford county. all hly
personal Estate, consisting ofn variety ii House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, Plantation UlnsIla
Stock Of Horses, three Mules, stock Of Cattle aud
Hogs TWO yoke of Oven, ono OK Cart and Wog
IN, all the Crop OF Gom Fodder Outs &c Also
lrom forty to forty five Negroes most of them
Young and very likely Terms olsalr=All sums
III II aud under, cash over 10, twelve months
credit the purchaser giving bond with approved ac
unity The sale will he continued from day &,
DAY until completed
JAMES l.. CLAYTOR, Smviv-
Noy =. ng Admir- of John Clayton dec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
IAiPROAtpTU.

Tie Richmond Wing says the following i'm
Hompla was pcrpetrnel tile evening on which
King Caucus mounted his Ehon throne
The Caucus was greatly confused in It's ranks
The speakers were many---the Chairman was
Banks.
Poor Virginia one more such labor Will Kill
her;
Two grannes were present. Mrs Grundy and
Nj
The grannics arc Of course known without a
glo~ary. Yr, itmay not he amiss to mention that
Mrs. Grnndy is u title applied to the standing Sc
cretary OF King Caucus, and that Mr. NJ is
the member from Powhatan---u conspicuous fe}er-
9l'N TINES past, but dyed III the WOOL since
the reign of Jackson,m commenced and a ncw
standard of political orthodoxy has been erect l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

MARKETS -Whe,, is scarce ard s,Iiirs from
So TO 90cis. Flour from the Wagon is worth a.
abou, 81 = Enc Family from $ II - 80
Corn ism d.maaa ri from s. = 70 50 The
quantity coming n Is small
Po,t has b>4a sellns at 81 -, BIT We under
stand some oi tie dr5yers are nov asking - and
are determined tosdt ifthcy do not =. that price
There are no many hogs in market
In Tobacco and other articles Of produce, there IS
no material change
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

Hpntur Politicians have called their fs,or
ties " ths Peopie Candidates" until We now DC.
come deadly sick at the bare mention of the hypa-
critical term We glad to see that is about I've
my brought into disrcpute by strolng company
ofEqnestrions at the North, who have dubbed then
rns, The Peoples Cireato Ii it be true
Which we are not SO nasdlant us to hclcye-,hat
women, like ;ccsc arc caught with red, men arc as
easily caught and gullad by cant and unmcaning
phrases. 1vcncd by cunning knnvcs for the sole
purpose Of misleading their simple d,pes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
nal 900
1911
- ls9 nlts
MODE o.. DRAWING

II 600 tickets.
MODE OF DRAWING.
To be dawn ON the A i, {, plan Tic 1000
prtea Of -. To he nwnll,d 10 the first, second OF
third division, to be determined by tlut winch muy
draw the capital prize ofti 600, that the holder
of three tickets, one IN eaeh division, is certain TO
draw PRIZE, and may drnw four. Allthe prizes
above the denomination OF ~ III one wheel and nj,
the numbers IN another at once, the whole 10 be
drawn m few hours. Prizes payable IN cash, fof
ry days after the drawing, and subject to the usat,
deduction ii fifteen per cont
Ticket, 49, Halves W, Qrs. 81
For snlc al DlGGES LOTTERY
and Exchange Office, Lynch
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W esteem Nmginin AotterN

FIRST Ciass for 1891
To be drawn at Fmeasll. BotNourt County. ON
Monday the 26lhday of Dee next
For the benefit ofthc Whit, and salt Sulph,, Turn
pllS the Union and Sandy Road, and the Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26
TIE ACCIDENTAL COUNCILLOR.

Some Zen mr,c born with silver spoons in tlelr
mouth, that's certain and 1t is equally certain thai
His 1ce ESccllrncy Peter V pould Esq Coun
cllsf &c. is one Of the favored few Luck at the
q chapter of accidents, 10 hich he is indebted for
% lat election any one OF which had faded
the Hon gentleman would have been condemn
Cd 10 take some of his own medicine generally
known by the name of rotation IN Ollie which
we learn from those experm'nt1lly acquainted
with It's effects, is very pleasant to be almnlsto4
ed but exceedingly narlseous to the tllcr
/ Miles King, ESD voted for Mr. DAME Ia
m15iabc, on the first ballot lie voted for Mr. Rycs
ON the second IftEis mistake had not occurred. or
had Mr. King corrected it, Mr.. Rivcs would have
been elected on the first ballot
, Iadno, indisposition compcllcdMr Spurlock
to leave the House, before the first ballet, Mr
Rlves would have been elected
) Had ltnct been for The " ltst considerations d
decaey, which the Wing informs us, induced Mr.
Rlvcs's COLLEAGUES to abstain from voting, Nh R.ycs
would have been elected
His Vice EXc 'Iltney Ind better Try his chance IN
lottery We have 10 doubt he would draw thc
highest prize.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

Professional COuI7cV--Mr Charles Bddle
recently issued proposals for publishing It newspa-
per IN Nashville lTcnu) and in a supplementary
prospectus he has stated his reasons for that step
at lareethe principal one of which il, that, Of the
the" papers already published in that place one IS
an acrimonious opponent Of the administration !;
another Is hypoeglicaI and not to be depended up
on, and thereloretorc unworthy Of the support Of
either party and the third is too fecbIy conducted
to yindeate the administration as il ought to bc
If Nh BddIe displays tins belligercm and Liberal
spirit before he gets his weapons of wasarc7
trono Northern type foundry We predict that
he will have Il troublesome TN Of il in his new 70
cation Tn sPirlt wi,h winch le has already been
met by the oble and Justly lneensod Editor of the
Banner may, however, be useful lesson to HIM IN
iItule. Itmay at least teach hlm that the impugn-
mcut Of the motives and the honesty of his cotom-
Porares may procure hmasev easugat'on even
fit bring him somewhat INTO notice. He Is the
best Judge whether his notoricy has has not cost
him too much, in the present instance
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n the same time aud place will be- rented lor the
ensuing year. # not otherwise disposed oi the
Plantation OIL Clayton dee
TIE LEGATEES
Dec | tbs
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3 In consequence Of the Christmas IIolyday
no paper Will be lsued from tins oiiee ON rhursda,
next
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WARDS OFFICE.
Tickets VI, | oWest Prize 80.
VIRGINIA FREEROADLOT.
Terry.
ITass NO B, Tor IS3I.
To he drawn in llaulsonburg, Va. on Tuesday
the 81 day ofJan. 1892
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
So
$4,000
MODE OF DRAWING.

MODE OF DRAWING.
To be drawn on the A, Il, c, plan. The 1000
prizes OF 50 to be awarded To the first, second or
third division to be determined by that which may
draw the capital prize Of I 900 that the holder
ofthrec tickets, in each division, is certain to
draw one prize and may draw four All the Prizes
above the denomination Of IS in one wheel and all
the numbers IN another at once, the whole to be
drawn in n few hours. Prizes payable in cash. for
y days after the drawing and subject to the usual
deduction of fifteen per cent.
Tickets ~, Halves ~ Qrs. 81,
For sale at WARDS OFFICE.
Dec. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

Also, at the same time and place, a likely Ncg,,
Man belonging 10 the estate Of Samuel Claytur
dec JAMES L. CLAYTOR,
JOllND MuRREL,
Adm'rs of = tlnyfor dec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

Tie Hca'1lr.-Atcr two or three days Of quit,
moderate weather, ithIcw up very cold on Friday
last Just before dark, of that day, Snow com.
meIred falling and at 10 o'clock, ii was succeed
ed by hail and RAIN The temperature of the at
mosphcre was, however considerably warmer al
il o'clock, than it had previously been, and Oh
Saturday morning, we were Unexpectedly grathel
by the appearance Of bright and warm Sun, the
influence Of winch on the Snow was disccrnible at a
very early hour IN the morning We hope We shall
now lave pleasant wcuther for some weeks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

g.r A very Interesting Debate on the subject Of
Free Negro and Slaves, which recently occurred
in our House of Delegates will b foud On our
first page tbs morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

IN WISH two black BOYS. os strikrs in ire
- Shop in this place. As nothing is dpne IN ti,'
Shop but Coach work fthc bestdescription, owner
ofboys designing to bind them Gu, to trades, world
do well early TO embrace this opportunity
LEROY SIMAIs, Ae1
Dec &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

Ser Rtrsr RAJ Road -rhe Richmond papers
inform Us that when the books closed in that city,
2Oll shares had bcau subscribed lntEns place, the
number subscribed Is 5000 leaving balanccofgO0,
yc; to be subscribed. The books are still open IN
this place, ana VIC learn Will SO contircc until the
day advertised for the meeting ofthc Subscribers,
for the purpose of organizing the Company That
day IS the 9Th of Jawuary next; and VIC hope that,
before that period the entire amount of shares
thorized by the charter will have been taken.