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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-17


WASHINGTON, Dec. l3, 1881.
GENrLEMEN:-I have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt oil the note which, committee of the Convcn-
non oil rational Republican Delegates assembled in
pa'norc' yon addressed TO me, stating that had been
this day unanimously nominated by the Convention as
candidate for the Office of President Of the United States
ms manifestation OF the confidence of body dsn-
guishcd, is received Gentlemen, with lively scnsibiy
and profound gratitude Although l should have been
glad the Convention had designated citizen of the
United States more competent than myself be tie in
stument OF accomplishing the patriotic objects which they
have in view. do not feel at liberty decline their No
mnaton With very respectful and cordial acknowledge
ncnts you will be pleased TO communicate to the Conven
ton my acceptance OF their Nomination. with the assn.
rance that whatever may be the of it, our common
country shall find faithful TO the Union aud the
Constitution and TO the principles of public liberty and 10
those great of National Policy which have made
us people, prosperous, respected and powerful.
Accept, gentlemen OF my thanks for the friendly man.
ner in which you have conveyed the and sentiments
ofthc Convention.
ain, with high respect,
Your obedicnt servant,
III. CLAY.
Messrs. Peter r. Livingston, IIy. Warren, Leonard
Jarvis nd
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IT, We requested b. the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts 10 stac for the information of tho numerous per-
including redcnts, who have addressed Commit
ncaions TO bin the subject Of Delinquent Lands
that hc finds impossible 10 their enquiries mme
datcy Bill IS now in progress 10 the Legislature and
has passed The House of Delegates giving snpc time TO
rodeem Delinnmem. Lanl- and rectilA err1n..
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NJ OTlCE.-Such Of the members Of The General As
"a scmby arc in favor of the recollection Of Andrew
Jackson President Of the United States requested
70 az the Capitol his evening. Saturday the nth
ns) at O'clock for the purpose Of adopting preparatory
measures for the formation Of an electoral ticket at f-
turc meeting. Dec H.
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Eri,l, December I6.

message was received from the Senate informing that
mey disagreed with the amendment Of the House 10 the
Scnatcs amendment of the resolution relative TO The cleo
ton of an Executive Councillor.
Mr.. Fisher moved 10 insist the amendment of thc
House 10 proceed to the election this day.
Mr.. BrodnaX hoped that the House would not insist
and thought would be disrcspecu TO the Senate 10 pro-
coed to an election if that body unprepared for it,
II TO 30.
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MIR. CLAWS REPLY.

aud notwithstanding his previously demanding noml-
nauon lac expressed regret that capable candidate
had not been selected. Yours SC
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OTICE.-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed 10
i y John Sathcrwhc and Mostly Woodson, on the 3ld
March 1921 and duly recorded in the County Court Of
Goochlasd for The purpose Of securing TO SAM Dunn
Co. certain Of money therein mentioned shall
If the Trustees therein named proceed 10 sell At pub
Tic aucGon for cash, At Goochand Courthouse on Monday
Che 0h Of the present month, 0t being Court Day all
the right title and interest," which r. Robortson died pos
sesscd IN and TO the lond or farm which lie had for
ny years rcded lying in the county Of Goochlaud,
the residence Of sam'l Cooke. MOsBY WOODSON
Dec. rs 64-2t
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L ain, with high resi-
FOR THE ENrOIIIRER

= II. CLAY.
Jarvis and oihers
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Thursday, December Is.


PET1TfoNs.-Pettons presented by-Mr Gar
land of Dan and b. Schofed for authority TO erect bridge
across James River above Lynchburg, and Of Thomas Me
Culoch Tor law authorizing the payment ofa check from
The treasury, which has been ost-by Mr. Carter of r.
oil the Clerk OF Lancaster, for revision of the law of last
session relating TO Clerks feesby Mr. Zinn John Con-
rad Hocin for divorce-by Mr. Bryce of g. of citizens
Of Goochand the subject of free negrocs-by Mr. Nc
Dowe, OF the President and Directors of the Lexington
and Coyngon Turnpike, for certain amendments of their
charter.
REDUCTION TOLLS ON STAGES
On motion OF Mr. Rutherford, it was
ResOiUed, That the Committee on Roads and Intcrna
Navigation be instructed TO enquire into the expcdicncy
reducing the tolls the stages Of Porter Bcldcn & Co
ON the kanawha Turnpike Road, SC.
ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR or STATE
On motion OF Mr. Moore the message of the Senate Nad
ON the table yesterday proposing amend the resolution
Councillor, by fixing the time the Goth january was
takenup - w.
Mr. Pendcton remarked that he wished the election to
TAKE place AT as early date possbc preliminary ar.
engagements had taken place. the candidates had been
nominated, and interest had sprung up. The House
ana senate had now comparatively little TO do, while at
ure period the business would be pressng and he
wished possible oprevcnt excitement in the cdnvassng
OF This election
Mr.. Pendleton then moved TO amend the Scnotc's
amendment, by fixing the day on the 10Th ins--vhich
was agreed toSevcral other verbal amendments pro-
posed by the Senate said resolution were then adopted
Tn motion OF Mr.. Fisher he bin concerning the de-
srucon OF oysters taken up and e-commcd 10 Sc
lect Committee.
On motion ofMr. Gallaher, the Committee Of Roads and
internal Navigation directed TO consider tle memorial
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Company presented at the
last session.
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GENERAL COURT.

Judges Daniel Smith, VIM. Daniel, VIM Browne,
Allan Taylor, Richard Ii. Field, Ro. b. Taylor,
VIM Leigh, James e. Brown, and Joseph l.. Fry,
attended on Thursday, being all the Judges assigned
to the Winter term, except Judge John Scott.-The
Grand Jury having nothing to present, were dis
charged on Thursday.-The Court sits to-day again
The principal business consists of motions of the
Commonwealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

DuR8UANI 10 a decree ,', OF me S" .,I,''
pronounced on the ;}O'h day OF oclohrr, 1881
in a suit here IN depending, between randolph
u. Garden. plaintiff, u Mary o'range,'he elder,
Robert Smih and Agnes his wife, and others,
De(endanis-Ihe undersigned, Marshal oil the
sa id superior Court OF Chancery, viii on tue
IN day Of July next, II ldIr, Al not the ne1'
fair coy, proceed to sell, np1n '1e premises
nv way oil public auction TO tho highest md
der, for rcsdy money, two lots or parcels oil
and situated ri Campbell Courthouse, con-
tanning two and three quarters Of an acre.
7. 4. n0LCON8Et A0's5ai.
June =, s6
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LANDS FOR SALE.

TEtNHE Subscrjhrr oTrTs for sale the follow
z ing valuable property, On terms coosi.-
tent with tho depressed Pfices oi Lands, u
wit:
One tract Of land. Mt present occupied by
! Charles l. Dibrell + q, situated ~ Campbell
county, on tho Greet Western l. al, lradng
10 Richmond, about miles FROM Lynchh"rp
being very healthy, fine water, and WILL lmpro
we'd and every necessary u lding ior the ac
| commodali5n OF a geut"cl family
| Alto. n tract Of land si'ndied III the neigh
hoohood OF tho Old Iron W ofks. about The s'mf
distance from LynchhnUE, rnni"inns 100 acres,
! with a plantation thai v III work 10 or IL hands
| 10 advantage the present tesldenc" oi 'hTIs.
! Moore, ED. This IS Que Of The most pfoh"s.
tive farms IN the county, The lnnd hei9g mostly
fresh ani very frrtiIe and mhy cohVenirrlly
he diyided, In make Two handsome farms, sns.
r.rtbIe oi grrnt lnpfoV, meoi. hnt PRISON
wIsting to pns.ess hlmseIi Of traCi nl land ol
uncommon worth, a. 10 fertility, convenience
Ia market, health. good wster, 4c DC. &c. Is
invited to look At his band. II the above mon
on.d plantations are not sold 10 n few weeks,
each of them will be TO reni and possessipu
gwen on or before the 25th day Of ID cember
next. witbthe privilege Of seeding wheat, NC.
in proper time this TAI.
also ofIrr for sale, the Bethel Estate, late
the property Of BenBei A. CraniorJ. ESQ con
.lsnng ofihe principal iAu Of 'he Town. NC
lhr Frlry, with 4u0 acres oil band adJ7'hIng
thareto. From peculiar circumstances attend
ding thus property aud It's owner, may be
boogh indeed cheap.
also wish 70 cell 3 other tracts, one near
rhr first mentioned land, containing $50 acres,
with n smaii plantation, IN good order, bat no
building, mostly wood land. One other tract
laying on the waters oil Opofsun creek, #ho't
miles from LyuchbuIg, all III woods, contain
ng 254 acres. One other tract, lying IA An
hrr,,. ahoui three mles from Lynchbnrg, con-
tanning I2O acres. unimproYed.
All or any part oil The above men'ioced pro-
pprty be bought on acoomdailng terms, a 10
price. time oil pay meni, sc. &c. Oh application
!, NJ. LAMBETH.
=. S. have been concise IN the description
of the above named property, pr'sunine no
nerson will purchase without FIRST viewing Ton
themselves. NJ H.
Innp 81 WI"
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hnIslc


ne Editors oftte Firgininn.
GsnleReH-fnu will much oblipe a friend
by giving the snhjnined esfraci a place in your
paper II ou' Young amateurs would read
and fully Appreciate the musical definition oil
the world " Flourish" as here given by Doctor
Bnsb,. have no doubt they would soon be
sensible themselves OF the improvement II
would he Of their Taste ani style in playing
and singing. They would very quickly Oh
serve, that the embellishments attempted by
way off0arisb, would be only eorrnptions.
q.
" Fl0urish-An RPpellaion sometimes CIV
en-, (says DIR. Basby) TO the decorative notes
which singer or Instrumental performer adds
to a passage, with the double view OF heighten-
ing the effect oil the composition, and OF d.
playing his own hexihilny OF voice or finger.
There Is nothing of which sensible performer
will be more cautious than OF tho Introduction
of foUrishtS; because he is never so much in
danseebf mistaking as "he0 he attempts 10
improve his authors ideas. With pelormers OF
little taste. plain passages are indlscrImlnate
invitations 10 ornament mud too frequently IN
the promptitude o flourish. the beauty OF Il stu
died simplicity is al once overlooked and des-
troyed. Auditors who are fonder OF sxeen
lion than Of expression, aud more alive tc
6ntter thhn TO sentiment. applaud these s"c'l'
fees TO vanity but those VITO prefer natur,
TO aifecta'ion, and listen in order 10 feel, know
exactly how TO yalue such performers
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THRUSH SAL ".

IN PURSUANCE Of irns, Deed
ID executed ny Wiinam Jophhg on Tue I'm
dny OF October, 1924, 10 Bonnet A. CiH.lord
us tn.tce aud OF record ~ tho Cirfks office
of Amherst county cobri, we viii, Oh The Ioth
day Of JnIy 1881 upon The premises, proceed
10 sell -, public AUCTION, lgr cash, one equal
moiely OF u rae, OF land. srpppsed TO oon a'n
four hundred acres, andtBs same on which
tho snid Wm. JopIlog now resid's---h nndtd
by The LANDS Of WIN. Pryor, john a. Carter
(singe LeCeaspd, Charles {. Carter aud Others
the sara Inoieu 10 include he Mansion
house.
1b0, at tie same time and piacS,
and up0a The fdmo tcrms, DtH b. soM,
One bay iorsr, one bny M one yoke 81 OK
en, one Or Car, wrlve mead o. Horned Caltf,
rhlriy head Of Hugs, ,lcycn head ot ohecp,
three Beds and tai IT, one oeeieihrg. one
Bouk Case, ono Walnut P'ess, and al other,
his Household aud knehen Furniture, fiantd-
Jon Utuuslls, crop oi iobaccot 80.
Tue sad Bennett A. Crawford having remoS
we'd beyond ,ne limis oil th. oiaae, VIZ the ua-
der,tgncd have bern appo'ued III his stead ny
Il o,der OF the Superior Court OF Chnhee'y
Tor tue LynehbuTg DIs,lic 70 execute the deed
aforesaid.
The nlie 10 the nbevs property is believed
10 be good bat acting as trustees We shall core
wy Win spee'hi ~n'rhnty---ira nsieTi'ng aud
selling sucn rlgnt only as We hold under sad
deed.
ADDISON TALiAF ERRO, ! Trus-
RICHARD CRAWFORD, ) tees, &c.
Iuae g6 ids
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Cash for w heat.
.jine 81

sHHE subscriber having made arrangements
to conduct Black Water Mills, Will give
the hiehes, cash price Tor wheat Delivered ~
the Mil. or will gtind wheat On IN a'es ~ tue
usual way, aud will stand to the Richmond
ln.pectlon-the patronage OF my fitenas hnd
The public is respectfully solicited.
nave constantly on hand a general as'off-
mon, Of groceries which will he sold low Tor
CT sh OF bauercd for produce.
JOHN HOLLINS.
June 81, YIN
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Letter r. on ~ Ef- Ssaeiorv NJ he Trsasury
"a the frfsdem u f8e Jntea Sfoies
sf4HttfEaTne 2Iki Jnff Is5l

Letter r. on as It-Ssrefdrv ~ he Trsasury
"a the frfadem of f8e Jnifsa sfofea
sfAutFoTus, 2lsf Jaut. 1881.
TIE Prf6ite. ethe United Stait.
Sfrs B,fp,s leave the city. Il seems TO 20
dot n the Government that ! sh1Hlu prilafm
paiafn drts. imposed upon me ny tbe ssrnis
ot 'he ast ofty eight huHs. II Is mol 9 acessaf.
fot tne npW 10 detail ihr circumstances which
have enns need TIE OF The existence 81 The vim
dctiye pef .onal hostility II me among some O.
'hr siae' ,otihe oovefnment near YOU person.
Hnd SUI pos. - b. ~ Ysnr special conideace,
viii hhas bee 1,partiealafly developed gIifin ihs
lass iwo weeks, q las haaily display ed nseil So
an attempt 10 "ay.las me my way 10 the o..
fee Sesfrrdng, a have reason Ia beIieva, for
the purpose OF ASSASSINATION. II ,Bn have not
-'rend, been apriised Of these movements you
may perhaps ba surprised 10 learn thai the
person roncrfned VA ilfem are The ate 5eefri,'
!, ut War aud the Aeiiug Secretary OF War
aod TINT TN 5feoud AndifDT Of the Treasury,
kceiser OF the Treasury, aud The Treasure OF
/ the United 9talrs, wtra IA their company aud
/ tbat the Treasurer. aud Registers rooms, IN
the lower pnrt OF The bnding ofihs Treasury
| Department, and also Rtocetb store be.
tween my lodgings AMI the office. were alter
ubiely occupied Nv then rendezvous wiile y Ing
In watt the iorlntr alloeiing the brst opi'or.
tunity Tor observing ny approach. Appused
Of these movements ON ny return from takfug
leave Of sons nl my ifiehds, fuahd m)s.lf
obliged 10 nrini nno accompanied Wy M fou
aud .olne other friends repaired 10 the olIiau
TO tnisb the business Oh the day, allrr when
returned 20 my ludgugs ~ thu same toto-
pHuy. II 10 proper ~ stale. lhni the pfineipnl
persons who had beenl ~ eoipiot - Ia, s,y.
ufai bonrs retired from tno department soon
nitff sutafed my roou, ana tHei ttcotSod
no molr station tom tnrm either al my ingrrsa
OF se,eBs But ndsing recruited al addiuop.
al lofee IN heep"ring, they raiadcd until -
lnte hour on tbe stietls NEAR ny odgtag n b..
WY armed, ihiea nin8 an assault vn tue twsll-
Ing reside IN.
| do t,ut ptesrul these facts 10 your uoii q
for jan purpose Of tRyokiug Jour protection.
> SO IA, "a M mdividuai may relg on his IS -
personal 'it0fh, am HtlliuE ~ meet tuis u al
: aud against al ASSAULT by buiate.s | HpVn
iounh IN anpa Ussufsnee OF prototii0u IA tpo
generous tcnntr pfIsuhHI service Toin tue
titiztns OF WASH Ton. Bul thty ATE ca
nlnntealcd TO yon ~ the ChIei Mag str0e OF
tue United htrs, an must tspsCitl, u the
Dsifict ~ Chluhblaj "bpso dpIes ~ mAir4
tanning good Urdci among g.. nhniiiHnts, an
pioirtuig iho officers ~ tie hastfHu.rat Ia
the oiscoHtgo other duties, oaunUt b. un,
kno"h - yuU.
hiV ouly 10 add that,,o tar Is am inform.
ed, ali the PERSONS Engaged n giu"g eounIe.
nance 10 thm business aru officers VI ihe GOV
voinnenl except ,ne late Secretary OF Wal.
nave the bOuOr 10 be, ia, tciiuly,
lonr obcdent osryani.
:, y. lNGliAN,
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coal,lVNICArGOx-sor the rrem,aa
TILE NA1IrRAi PRInnE

The Editors e the L,nchhHrs ATgihian
will do the public. sni travellers IN paflicnfai
a service by publishing the following s'"it
mpnt. asa corrective - nuisance thai o"gb,
10 be pnt dawn. The fnConsenIence Of attend
ing ~ witnesses on "a prosecution prevents
strangers from resort 10 law. and The neIgh-
nor. are iodlcjously exempted from ,ho lmpo-
.itinn aud outragsS COMPLAINED o. no Guy
mode Of remedy therefore is through public ~
tgnation. =,
luis great curiosity, worm according 70 Mr.
jefferson a 20, aga across the Atiamic to hf-
bold - Is at present yearly inaccessible. A man
named lanes Wale has TAXI n possession OF iht
premise, vi hn the las, SIX or eight mo"lhs.
and f,rbid> vrsifefs access unless they viii
each nay twenty-five cents. n" mas no Jaw
for collecting T. is toll, he admits, nut says II
Is his rttie' 10 give Gator tn the ca tottloh, ne
has planted about hall an acre OF the mo'l PIT
iabIy barren soil with com, enclosed anu pn
up gate, and made pathway through u, ioi
tbe use of which he demands this heavy tax.
when it is pr 4ctlcabe, as easy ana 's "ea' "
descend the hi on one side o. h'' htia'
Annyizad of this STATE oil things, parry OF
travellers started Yesterday to view the Drdge
With a determination not 10 submit 10 the i''-
nos,,ion-.on their way they were required hs
nsuaI ia nav toll, hut refusing, passed fo"hd
tho 6Id avoiding II altogether. Nhen ihes
reached the valley below, on their approach 10
the Bridge, they wtre assaii by rap'a snow
or of large stones thrown by Ware aad MS sou
stationed At dn-rent points from aho'e. ney
were compoli, d in consequence to re,facr '1sn
Steps and inrego partially ',e o"jFc' W -, 49,,
,hey had come from great distances, anu a' "o
slight Inconvenience a. let,er
from Tbomas Jeffrson Randolph, EDO
. a@"' as ,bssr TACT. meet the eye OF Mr. r. he
s vii s OF make mis- Rob Roy aecamp, in
s ;n,, uo" ~ the pnbe and to the spiF' OF Nor
Ijoello. lhey are OF freqoe"' occurrence a''a
sbori rime since il Is stated, one 81 me 'o' :.
boslod IN peosIy of noD-paymen', 'fl.' . =
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, 70" - t's At aut fir her 5eaasi would
ave produced stfiuns consequences.
E.ATOR.
tlJ Tic foregoing communication !. ac.
companied by a rstpnuf ible name ,anI 10 eau.
not, thsr fore. hesita'e 10 inset II. OR co
nmns arc open 10 such explanations as Mr.
Ware may have 10 offer Editors Ifrg'niss. !
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@ 60. pOO.

1886 Blanks p 600 Tickets.
MODE or ORA ZINC
To be dyaWn on the 4, b, I, plan ne
1000 prizes of "a TO he awarded 10 ,he Isl :"
OF 3d division, 10 he determined by that "h'ch
may draw tue capital prize OF S3ooo, 10
that the holder of three tickets, one ID cue"
division. ID cer,an to draw one pilz", aho may
draw four. All the prizes above tue oe"o'"-
nation of s I, IN one wheel, and all the nnmn'f
IN another at once, the whole 10 be draw" '
few homs.-Prizcs payable in cash ,o'N
days inter the drawing, and subject to Tue "
suaI deduction of fifteen per cent.
Tickets, S4-Hslves, @2--Qat rte's y J.,
Tickets anh shares 10 be had IN the gfea''''
variety OF numbeIs, at ,.,
WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchbnre, Va
o. All orders from n distance. enclosing the
cash, or prize tickets, will he thankfully feett-
we'd and promptly attended to, if addrt,se to
u. WARD.
May %
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IDuRSUANr to decree OF the Superior
! Court of Choneefy for the Lynehhnig
District, rem er, nj the October term ls3os
IN the case oil smith vs.. Quick the undersiRn'
ed Marshal oil the SAID Court, will sell. on the
premises, in the county OF Nelson. on Tuesday
The 26lh day OF June. 1891, II fair aoi he
next fair day, tact oil land, containing w
acres, or SO much as will produce 100 dollars,
with the interest from 1870 TIL pHid and the
costs OF sun aud sale. he sale viii he made
or cash, or ON such credit "a tho parties may
agree %. l. y. HOLCOhhf', Mafsn"'
Nav 70 ihds
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n Tie Alabama intelltgencer has copied
lam The Memoirs of Mr. Jefferson, a letter
,ltre,std by Nj. J. to The lsle William B..
Glss in 1907, filed with acrimonious abuse OF
hire Marshall and rejecting upon the de-
.is.oDs Of the Judge on the Trial OF Aaron Burr
The object ofthe republication of this letter is
.,urn,sh a foundation for an attack on the
spnrems Court, and an argument IN favor OF
ho Notification heresy, which We hnd has
,cm, h,if uoZen advocates In Alabama. The
entity of etiersoa 10 the Chie Justice ought
+, nave been buried with him and we cannot
tohtninh II unfortunate thai 10 the publication
al iis correspondence. such letters rs were
e,5CQl.lru TO revive lis rene brance we're not
sygartssed more especially as pubic opinion
b,,I5ag SINCE afix he seal of is approba-
non IN tbe De cisions of Judge Marshall in Bntr's
,asey and tleched that hr. jefferson Was hlm-
.slfln error - / he Alabama lHlsllsenger may
.-,st assn ed that scarcely man ia V re ius--"e
LOW n0i oue--niters breath OF suspicion
.saia,t either the souHdness Of Jadgm OF the
f2-ls If motive OF the Che Justice, ia that
fesbraied trial. On The contrary, all believe
Dat ne vas mos, improper, fnot wah'only
a. ails4 BY the doninaGt party Of that day
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ia = 10 resnsc' a'e I'm. b., h, eilal .cs5A
WINS eihnc'' tbs iriend'. - cara. reside II
C"lpeper. lilo had been IN u.a plaee aboa,
'is months, aud has lef, ifs and Two ,hil-
dreu,
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Together With many ptlzrs OF soo'--4os'--oos
2Os--Nc. &c.
Tickets S4-llalves S2-Qrs. 81.
s.l, At DiGG Eo' LOI tERf
and Exchange Office, LyDchburg.
r7p Tomorrow lbe drawing the Virgin T.
Wheeling LOTTERY, No. 2 vii he received
cen,tals may VET be- hsd--a few chances Jet reg
nam unsold--celi ms day--ior snail suns--
Won may Obtain htousGads
June u
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II One OF the charges brought agsin-t CD.
r. B. Baylor. Representative d" The last Coz
grrss from Aabsms & a candidate 70. reelection
is. that he did not beard, dining The last win
ter. while at Washington, eta JACKSON board
ing house How contemplate lie toio.
mel plies, TO this grave chere", thai he boar
dea with a lady, sixty year. Of aeo and TINT
il she wasa Clay mar, he knew il cot as n
had something else to do than ro DISCOURSE pc
Iiics with her.
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New Remedy for Gravel, &C.
New do for Col re maIbas end Bowel
complaints, all at Philadelphia and \.
York prices
Best white Ginger
DO Grern do
Aciduaied Lemon and Rose Drops
Best Starcn. kinds
An extensive and splendid supply OF Cologne
and other Perfumery Of superior quality and
,ow prices White Beads
Copal Varnisn, &c. b.. this day rerriVed
and FIR sale by RDWEL D.4ViGS.
=. G. | WISH to buy quantity OF clean
Ginseng foot. H. H.
June 90 ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
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WAsniNGror, June In 1891
Sir have moi been able 90 ascertain from
your note al last eVcuiugs whether II IS The
publication referred to BY YOU, or The tdei sta
ted ~ The Telegraph, which yoh drnre To
know whether | have sanctioned or viii DIS
nvow. II II be the first yoo demand, II Is too
absurd 10 merit m answer. II II be the inst,
you may find authority tor the same Tact III a
Ph,ladelphia paper, nbout the FIRST al Aprd i"st,
which Ia deemed 10 BE- quite rs trienhly TO you
as the Telegraph may BE- 10 me. When W"
have settled accounts with your particular
lrIru"s, il I'll he time enough 10 make de-
mnnds OF otbes. Ia the mean time, iakf
me occasion To saw that 20" must be no'
huIc dciaugtd, 10 imnglne that any mastering
ot yonr5 could induce ne To disaVo" what All
the inhabltants ot this city know, mud ihaps
halt ~. people oi the Unnrd States believe to
bc ,ruc, am sl', respectfully yours, Se'
=. II. IHIItAM.