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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-27
Employment for Civil Engineers.


THEi.E President and Directors of the Board OF
X Public W orks of Virginia, are DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning the services of Civil Engineer during
the present year, to survey under the direction Of
the Principal Engineer # tbs State, the Shenapd
over and the country ajlaco ut thereto with view
81 o~c7Tiain"g The praccoblfy, and relative udvaD-
hgeS and disadvantages # The Improvement Of Said
River, by locks and dams or by canal. or of rail
road, through the valley Of said River.
Ihcy wish also 10 emily another Engineer 10
eA'Imne AMI survey Black Water River, to ascer-
tam the praclicabiIty of opening that River, and
cui'irg canal from Pagan Creek, near SmitbheId.
IN &c Of Wight, TO some navgabIe point OH said
biack Water River, and from the head Of Black
Water River, 10 Appomattox River, at or near Pc
,crbnrF is probable that other surveys will also
be required.
Applicants will be expected to produce zsti factory
testimonials Of their competency and skill from Civil
Engine ers of established high reputation. and "a
s.ate what compensation they may deem udeouate 70
their services "
By order Of the Beard Of Public Works, =,
J BROWN, IT., Second A,,5;, .!
r = The Editors Of the National Intelligence ,rI
Telegraph, Will please publish the above oncs a1L
for three weeks and sent their account - 49,. 100
Auditor for payment. - "a pg ooSoh0
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Jun 22-2aw I2tc New York.
20 E9s'OGesSOa.s and YeccEaeA.a!

FENHE Visitors and Governors of William and Mary
Il College, having failed to attend the meeting call
ed IN October and November last, for the purpose of
hllng the vacancy in the Mathematical Professorship
occasioncd by the resignation of Professor Campbell
Stewart the election to fill that vacancy, will take
place at the regular annual meeting, the 4th of July
next The emouments of the situation, in the hands
OF the late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred to
two thousand dollars. The Professors in this Instu-
tion have the entire disposal of third the year.
and at all times, every of prosecuting literary
pursuits in which respect, they possess advantages
superior to those which offered by any other Uni
versity in the Union
The letters and testimonials heretofore sent to the
Rector, which have not been, and which shall not be
otherwise directed previous to the 4th of July, will be
presented to the Board of Visitors. Those who have
ready applied may, if they think proper send additional
testimonials. and all who desire the situation will have
their wishes made known to the Board of Visitors and
Governors, by directing their communications post
paid,) to JOHN PAGE,
Rector of VIM. and Mary College. <
WILLIAMSBURG, Vas
u The Editors of the National Intclligencer
Washngton Courier & Enquirer New York u. s.
Gazette, Phadelphia and Charleston Courier, South
Carolina will insert the above twice week, until the
goth of June, and send their the Office of
the Richmond Enquirer, for settlement
l9-l1tc
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TO ApoTuECAR,fs AND pKUGtIsre-

FOR SALE. That well known Apotlecary est..
a b!ishunent, in the City uf Richmond, directly CD
positc The E.gc Hotel, lately kept by j. IL. Bhm,r,
Deed. The advantages which ths Stand possesses
as wholesale and re all establishment not srp.s
sed by any in tchmond.--ihe Sock on hand is CONS
p'ee, fresh, and of good quality further description
IS deemed unnecessary For terms apty at the above
establishment
T.. I. BLAMIRE, SAdmr
of >. Ii. BLAMIRE decd
All persons indebted TO the said ~ IL Dlamire
deed are requested to make immediate payment as
further indulgence cannot DE granted.
ie 27-Std-3tc .. ETR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-27

Insurance against loss or damage by Fire.
TENHE HOWARD INSURANCE CONPANY
q Of New York will insure ngains JOSS or damage
by Fire, Buildings, Merchaodiz', Furniture, and
pfhcr property.
WILLIAM n. HUBBARD. Agcrt
Oiicc at The Counting Room o. Hu5g I'd d Gard
ncr, T. street mar '7--tawlv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-27
L. I. BLAMIRE ,sAdmr.
no THE PURRIHC.

EE X. GEORGE X. PAYNE, who lives in Fluvanna
AVa above Columbia, at my house day, June % /
and informed me- that there has been, for months
large printed bill in the hands of Mr.. Toncy New
Canton, ted to do me much injury. 1t represents
me as 1hH impostor-that l do not know Iow to
prepare Ointmentthat got into the business
dishonesty, &c" am i'll hopes that Mr. Payne is mis-.
taken as 80 the wording of the bill The object of this
pubISanov is to request most earnestly, that if any
i'll the country has such bill, he will he SO
igmg as to forward the same forthwith, through the
~, to me. IL Mr.. Toney, he says is engaged in
ling 'FShepherds Ointment" prepared by John II,
Essace, Druggist, of this city.
WILLIAM w. GRAY.
Nei6ecfd. June % 2tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-27

WsIa = & ASAB q AG 2 AbysnsEsSs
sggA kcgs liquor colouriig
oO ar. boxes gunpowder tea
cases 2 ID canistcrs do
10 bags old Java coffee
or. casks Colds sherry wine
l pipe old Madeira do
I hid old Jamuca rum
2 qr. pipes old Champagne brandy vintage
Of 1905, very superior
Jus; received, and for sale by
ju II JNO. V. WILCOX. Jr. g. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-27

0AG Sacks Liverpool salt
pOO SO casks cut nails assorted sizes
10 tons country iron
70 hhds prime St. Cr3ix sugars
100 Dogs p5ecp and lava c,fac
10 boxrs and 20 bhls loaf sugar
3 d. best bunch rsisus
SO do window eiass $50 ard lOxi2
90 r,otps writing and wrapping paper
1000 lbs. Virginia cotton ya-u
so doz lced.nn lines
10 bhis cut and roc behring's
20 bis. mountain wbi-Hey
pipes and 10 O.. casks S. " w,no
90 bais sweet Mai3ga Giito--wi.b variety
Of other ar'c,@s, iGs received andf -alc, by
lc - JOSHUA !. FRY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-27
a@ arassg ~ gAssR.
PORT or RiCif.M0.VD
ARRIVED


Schr. Frances, Libby, from New York, with sun
cries to Davenport, Allen 81 Co. Lancaster, DENLY
" Co c Mu. hell, Allen, Jr. Baldwin Ives 4
Co. J Wcrth, N Stratton w " ID Kyle s. Co. J
Bosher Workman & McGruder, Winston, X
Smith, Otis, Dunlop u Co: Bell 81 Grant, J McKil-
doe q Co. Cullen, "A Sweeny, Smith y Hannah J
Parker, Sarvay, James j. Co. Ii o 81 p McEnery
ID Anderson, Rogers s, Harrison. knnuId, u PEI
ton. ii G McNemara, s Clarke, ! Thompson, Perkins
d Harris, Poore III Eustacc, J Van Lew & Co.
WIN Mitchell, NJ lioilIns, Garth.
Sloop Janet, -, from City Point, with Burs
blocks, to p. Haxa S6.Co,
Scnr. Comet, ~ New York. sundries TO
Mchhdoe, or, Co JStewart, Cotton g.
Clarke, M ifoihn Erd, Worthan IL McGra-
uer, Davenport, Eo. Bohannau. Bmfnrd,
brooks and 20. 2lson, J Thompgaa..AX 81
! J "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-27
sTmOther .yg0s,,a,,Fpfy,

u A Brilliant Lottery will be drawn in New York
every "Wednesday, for months to Bank Notes
current IN any part of the United States taken at par
tor Ilckets-when more than Ticket ordered the
postage need not be paid Those who prefer it. to
postage can have certificate of the numbers sent by
mail, the original Tickets will be sealed up deposited
IN the Banks, and held subject the disposal of the
owners; this plan though generally adopted by my
toner's not followed without express orders Please
be particular to address
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-27

PALACE OF FORTUNE, 22C
tlS2adway, under tho New American Museum
1ildlng, New York, where has lately been sold
prizes of $4,000, 25,Ga0, 100000 $4,000
FI2,oOO, $4,000, &c, amounting Millions of Dollars
FOR The information of my friends and others at dis
lance give thus early, the following:
u IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
List OF Brilliant New ork Lotteries to be drawn III
the City OF Newly ork, for the Summer Campaign:
June 22-Rcgular Class 6--4S No. Lottery-6 drawn
ballots-Capitals $4,000, $40 600 of SO, 600,
2of a,5OO of$2, 000,2 of 81, 500, of 3 900 Sc
Tickets $40.
June 29-Extra 1876 No, Lottory-5 drawn ballots
Capitals $4,000, $4,000. Tickets 81
July 6-Regular As No. Lottery-6 drawn ballots
Capitals $4,000, $4,000 Tickets So
sE1sOtEsef' .KENaltals0Eh.
'uty aSm ooG d9nCaPitas OOO $4,000 $4,000,
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, &c &c. Tickets SIG
80 No. aottery-6 drawn Enthusiastically all even
chance for Price. Packages in this Lottery must
draw back at least One Halfin Prizes with the chance
tor all the Brilliant Capitals Please be in time for
the Lottery, as the Tickets will undoubtedly be as
scarce as in the last Lottery of this kind.
July 2o-Extra 1876 No. Loery--6 drawn ballots
Capitals $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 Tickets So
July 27-Extra 20r66 No. Lottery-22 in a package
~ drawn baots-Captals $540,6 900. $4,000 SIS 600
Tickets $50, and lowest prize SI2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

n G. n +. COCHRAN have an hand
~ s,cn an assortment OF Fancy Go DIS, as
they believe isnUt surpassed Wy any other IN
,hs cauntrv 10 variety aud selection Compr :
t,np the following articles IN Canon, french,
Italian and fancy BRUSH Clouds
Black an colored Italian Lnsitmes' lmhal'on,
plain aud changeaoie DO
Black col Jreh aud chaageabie gro de NaPies,
figured do. in greH, variety
Colnred changeable, black aud blue black
Mirceilines
Sd black aud oolo,ed Bombazinrs
Crepe de Lyon, plain amt igured MandRrine
rtan and figured Poplins, Aigerlnes, Palma
rines. of tie newest ST, les
French Prin,s, and Ginghams. and fonlaId
Muslins
Pongees aud many other articles for Ladies
dresses
Splti6eId aud Pongee, flag aud Bandanoa
ildkfs.
eros de Naples, Gasqe and Grape Hdkfs. and
ScaIs
Silk and Kid Stocks and fancy Cravats
Black ao, c.lored Italian Cravats and i,nita
ton do
Buck, Beaver, Silk and Horseskin Gloves
eros de Naples and Gaune Garoiiure Ribbons
Cap aud Bet do, of the newest styles
English, and French Silk Hose nnd Hose, EN-
broidered and open work do
Linen Cambrics, and Cambria Handkerch'eis
Black aud colored French Grapes, "ors'ed
Barege, brown Cotepaly. &c
Sewing Silks and Twists, fancy buttons, Hooks
aud Eyes, &c. &c.
VIII slsp have an extensive assortment OF
Lace Guods, consisting OF
English Bobbne,, Gymr and THREAD Laces
and Edgings, Caps, Csprs. PeIerlnes, Chemr
3ets, black aud white Lare Wells and Shawls,
with a complete assortment of Al, 5-4 IA and
Sd Ihibet and Merino Shaws, Cashmere and
Merino Long Shawls, &c. &c.
A. q Il +. C. have selected their stock with
particular reference to the southern aud wes-
tern market and as they will adj to their as
sorlment constantly as fresh Goods arrive their
stock will be kept up throughout the year. All
Of whi"h they now offer for sale at low prices,
aud on The most liberal terms. they respect
fully invite purchasers 20 call and examine
their stock Orders will be promptly executed
with care and fidelity
New York, Jan. u. w3mf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
OBITUARY.

Departed this life. on the MOI ming Of The 10th
inst inthe county, Halifax, al her daughters,
Mrs. Sarah b. Soott) IN the 74ib year Of her
age, Mrs. DOROIHEA WINSTON. widow Of
Judge Edmund Winston and oil Patrick Henry.
The deceased was descended from the ancient
cambridge family in the county OF Hanover
Sh. was married to Patrick Henry IN the year
l777, IN the midst of tue Revolutionary war,
aud participated largely IN those tolls and perlls
10 which the extraordinary part hs acted IN
those days exposed him. When, from the
thunder Of his eloquence and his uncompromis-
ing oppostitn to the BRUSH King, his fellow
citizeus elevs' ell him 10 the first Gvbernatorial
Chair Of Virginia, under the new government
thi. estimsble & venerable Lady enjoyed Nth
him the honoTs OF that trust and alter giving
M, undivided time aud atenuUn to its ardu-
GUS duties, TIL, like our other public servants
he was compelled TO resign ts office. and
move to the frontiers OF Virginia, to repair
broken fortune she never faded to cheer and
ANIMATE thai great man in providing Tor hts
numerous family. Every mao ~ho las tasted
the sseeis OF the con ngal state, well knows he
important duties Winch devol,e on the wife
and II may be truly affirmed that no woman ev-
er acteG her part with MORE sincerity and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
BApcoCK's ARITHMETIC,
Eeh. d

4 HAVE on my table aud IN my book claset
forty one different systems of Ar,thnet,c, AL
vi winch, except Eve Were intended expressly
for Schools aud academies. Il all obssrning The
deJtctsot other systems, hare been induced 10
publish her oWH. From this accumulated
learning ol forty zone Schoolmasters. | have all
ded, sublrnc,eh. multiplied aud divided TO more
than twenty tunes that lumber OF students
aud with whM success. the numerous bankers
brokers, spectators OF stocks, merchants, mo-
ehnuics and business L.,en who have already
either made their fortunes or are NOW on the
road 10 wealth aud lame, can testify. but
among all the above enumerated books, | have
found none winch equals B1BCOCkS A
RiIHMEIIC, lately published by Cnryill IL
Co. New York. Ihls contains all their en- 70
ceiisncies aud Improvements. so thoroughly di-
gestd, so clearly ~ happily Illustrated, TIN, the
stupdrht BOY ~ the community cannot avoid
learning to CIPHER, aud may soon be in the way
OF knowing us much nv his neighbors. Lei
HIM try H. AN OLD SCHOOLMASI
lhls wonderful extraordinary work IA f,r
saehy ADRIAN IL NORTH.
Fen. % 2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
MARRIAGES

MA RRitD, on Wednesday the 23d instant
h, the Rev. Samuel DAWSON. Mr.. HERBERT
VI. LEDBE TER, OF Lyncnburg, To Miss
HARRIET W. daughter oil David Patterson Of
Campbell.
-, on the 10Th INST by the Rev John
Da, wilson, Capt. DANIEL W. WILLIAM oON
oil Charlotte, 10 Miss MARTHA ANN, dsngh-
ter OF the Rev. Samuel Armis,ead Of Camp
bell.
-, on Tuesday the oath instant, by the
Rev Thomas Bu,ge, Mr.. DAVID +. BOAL.
of Buckingham, to Miss WINIFRE ID An n
ELIZA PLUNKETT. -daughter OF Mr.. Am
brose Plunketi, OF Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

s.usgai'g ma0osF' J yna, ', a~ .
.sin ra Of ,si@ '%' Gp,, OF III stick ny h''
oo na mo- sos any gag law, !" ,.' n s",f
,.aelh '"G nc iKpat'ess o"e,' ,.., e,, ,b,p.
,pose 700 "o = IL KeotOeky, s"d no, slave ',,
tssven, l % a. y" :, Ihat',nere. undertake 0 zen
es 1i"%po,ns tina, ,hr, @ so 90 man sG's !.
1or egg .n,s,, e a. anerr, il he behaves We; a..
nseh , m%ab be lsa blsck "a"' or n's, as
adl, " n.'" Behaviour makes me aan. ' SIT.
81 call D' INV, should be ashamed 10 sno" my
In ny 20 other .entlcmen, u , ''IF''e" ''u"
ace 'm ',nfs,,;ig manner o"did me, IT,.
10 me . i 6oished hi, speech the "ars o",ob
Having gam raised his q"izz'og glass to ms
ed Oea" "s giving his antagonist look OF 'nS'-
3r' az" .4sin. walked on while the hen'"Ss,
'0e o,'.,g oubliog his lenses wandered VIVA -.
40. 'n', rsoau;,can principle that coula DC
'pls - .yes a black man AS m"on ,,n Isa 10
shite one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

chceIfulhen - Blu alas she ba' gone 10 ano
ther and We hope brtt world. snd ere nos,
has entered upon snntaer and tina. antfied
state of .si,tenre alb ~ =hioh one man knows
as much rs another. II isA great consolation
10 her surviving children and relatives to kno~
that death had 10 teIrors for her. f"f she had
embraced The beautiful and sublime religion Of
Christ winch inculcates 1--we and fear Tor God
aud charity towards all mankind. According
TO tho true test ofmerit (,he love and esteem
pf ones neighbor.) Mrs Winston could ehHl-
lenge comparison with any OF The hoe "o"e"
OF Virginia. But TN. world. with all ,is pomp
aud VANITY. has closed upon her iofsvef-i"f
the writer saw her remains let down into the
grave by the side Of her ,llusuioos husband
DIED. on Wednesday last, nj his residence
in Bedford county, IL his 62ud year. Mr..
THOMAS WHlrIENroN. highly esteemed
in his neg hbsurhood as an honest aud good
man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
Jan. 20
Leather, Grocery and Commission Bu-

yI'iE Tanning, Cunying and Commission
IL Business. heretofore carried on by J. 81 &.
Poe, Will be continued by the sub.ssiber, who
will keep on hand, for sale, ON the most accom-
modatiug terms. IN the house on main street
formerly occupied by them. n general assert,
ment oi Leather aud GIoucri.s.--Also, FAN
nor's aud Curriers' Toois, Tanners Oil g. Span
ish Hides and he promises that nothing OF
his par, shall he wanting 10 give entire sausfac-
iion. no, only TO purchasers, but also 10 Far
IN e,s, Country Merchants. and others
W ho may be pleased 10 oonfde IN him, r,ihe
iosell or receive aud forward their propsr,yr
lie therefore snlle,a the pat, onage Of the Tor
mer customers oil J. a. 4. Poe, and the p,,hlic
generally. CAeWELL POE.
N. Il. will give tho highest L,ncbburg mar
kct price for green IL dried Hide. delivered al
my lanyard OF store. T.. POE.
Jan 20 IONS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

ys,HE subscriber respectfully ,"' '"anaf NC
= Garages OF eeery description, among
& are the following Coach, Coaches.
",,' London and New York Bnghys' a.
'a Pne,tons, Barrouch. Barr'uchee' MIA
,' rt,. Drstbo,ns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. ana any
la.ar,taal NAV b. called for.
Al order. thankfully received and punc'oa''y
,aeuded 10. o,:.o and ~,
~. ,,,.t easonable terms by
Tue "'' II. Il. BEACH Il Co.
xRTIs, received frs, rate Coach Smith
tho North. of which we will assure the
..I',c they can he accommodated with repair
y ~, carriages OF any kind few doors below the
E,apkIn Hotel, Lynchbnrg.
f''""' II. Il. BEACH & Co.
Nov % WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
Valuable lIana for Sale

TNHE subscrberiis authorized by the heirs g.
distributors OF Nathan He'd, dee. to make
sale ofthsi valuable estate, IA the county of
Bedford, near New London, called POPLAR
GROVE, Containing 1000 acres, 400 oi which
is first rate tobacco land, and about 80 Acros
Of meadow land and a considerable por
ton OF that which Is cleared. is IN good
heart. The improvements consist Of COM
Portable dwelling house, aud the necessary out
houses-a Tavern, Saw aud Merchant Mil
Tins tract lies on The main fond from Lynch
burg To Liberty, one mile ives, Of New Lon
don Il is situated in delightful ocig hborhood,
aud near the New London Academy flour
ishing institution. Poplar Grove is acknowl-
edged by all who have seen /, TO he the most
valuable estate in this part OF the country
Lying directly on the great western
road, ready market is afforded ut the door
for every particle Of surplus produce made on
the farm.
The terms will be liberal and aecommo-
dating 10 those who may be disposed to puI.
chase, aud possession given at the end Of the
present year N. REID.
F.O. %. w4wIf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
MIR. George Dabbs,

OAR, take notice, thai shall, on the 25th
" day OF February, 1881, the store house
OF oamu ] Soncr, in the county OF bo'pionrf,
plate oil Virginia lake the deposit,ona oil Elias
NJ. Eubank and others. TO We read in evidence
on the trial of an injunction now depending
ana Undetermined in the county court OF Bed
lord, wherein am Plaintiff and you are De-
,,endani. 1.-THE taking OF the said dispositions
s moi completed on the above named day,
snail continue TO lake them from day TO day
until completed. B. A. EDISON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
Etna Fire Insurance Company
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, Office on I'm Srsct.

Company, Office on I'm Shset.
Richmond, Va.
I. lie Subscriber, Ms Agent for the above
- O1icus. will insuio Dwelling Houses,
Ware Houses, Mills aud Machinery, Maau-
factories, and buildings generally. and NIL their
contents, VIZ Furniture. Books. and Wearing
hrpa,el. Family Stores. Dry Goods. Groceries,
Wheat Flour. Corn. Cotton. &c. &c.
Also, on Vessels and Shipments 10 and
from the different ports IN The United States,
Europe ans The W.si Indies.
reference may be- made TO The principal
Merchants ~ Richmond. a ls,ge potion of
whom have assurances effected IN the above
omces.-Le,lers (post paid) will be attended
10, aud any information gwen TIA, /, required.
JNO. y. LAY, Agent
for Eina aud Prot'n lnsuI. Conc
W Refer to Ca,well Poe, IL nehburg, Va.
Feb. , III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
WARDS OFFICE,

o4-22-34-60-57. 43-3-5-ll
were the numbers drawn in the ID small Swamp
Lottery Sd class for 1881. Gail and renew your
PRES Tor tickets in The 4th class Of this Lottery
which draws TO MORROW-Somp large
prizes expected at YARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
FOR SALE,

A N elegan, Philadelphia made BAROUCHE
"A mounted with brass, constructed for on
or Two horses-nl.o, square PL8NO FORTE
Enquire of the Printer.
February 10, IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
.MUWCATIUIra

HHE next session Of my School will com
IL mrnco on the 7tb Of neat month. Term.
lor the 81 ssion Of five months.
For beginners, gre 30
For ihose more advanced, 30
M pupil will be received Tor les. time tbe.
from the day Of entry 10 lhe end OF the .es,,.,,
shall be assisted by my sister Martins
X. u. 1OWNLEY.
Second mo. II IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
FLAX SEED.

z WILL give tina highest market price ia
i cash Tor guam ny of clean fre sh Flar Seed
I delivered i'm ned,s,sly. A. HATCHER.
Feb. 7. ifs
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted To The estate OF Chas.-
"a Walden. sen. decd. date Of the county
OF Pnts, l.ania are requested TO make ,mme
date pay nent, and those having claims agains'
The estate are hereby notified to bring til EN-
forward Immediately, properly authenticate ed ,
,ha:hey may be paid. -
JOEL I. ADAMS,
NCBD. L. WALDEN.
Feb % 3nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
NoNng A.aAN'S Nook

rUNHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure Of inform.
n ing the young Indies Of L,ncbburg and
its vicinity that ne b,s just received. dirtet
from Philadelphia. one among the most rsra
mud superior works he ever saw, called The
Young Lady's B0ok-contsiping many hundred
plates, very beautifully executed, aud the whole
do0r in The most mastery sylr, and very
faneifuly bound, with gilt edees--for sale by
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
February "a 2Gf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
New Novel.

YHNHE subscriber has just received p further
supply Of Cooper's last Novel, called
the Water Witch, or Tie SKINNER Of The Seas,
in 2 vols which is very much sdmired, and
ranks with any ofhis former productions,
for sale by ADRIAN T. NORTH.
Feb. % IA
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EDUCATION.

TNHE next session Of thu Subscriber',
u School will commence on Monday Tho
l1ih Of March
IEKMS-For five monlhs-S Is, payable in
advance + q. SMITH
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ar,ce -rhe sub.cr,ber's School com
N NE. tomorrow. March l"3 ,n
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Negroes ior sale.

a WOMAN, sixteen years old and young
N child. boy, about light wears old. APP
ply to Mr.. Thomas Crews. oi Lvnchbnfg.
WINSTON WOoDKooF.
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Millinery, Matchmaking &c.

y > e-S'
IA RS. GILL returns her thanks 10 the cad.
WI zens Of Lynehburg and its vicinity Tor
their patronage, and informs them that she
continues 10 execute orders for Bonneis, La
dies Dresses, nc. ia the Drntea manner, aud
according to The latest and most approved
modes.
she has on hand nm assortment Of SILK and
eghorn Bonne H.. suitable iot both tow and
ounuy trace, which will be offered al tho
most reduced priccs. Jan. 80 ,i6lots