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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
OEIElJ AIRY.

DIED, on the l,t lnsl Mrs. Ann DABNEY
consoH ofChiswell Dabncy, Esq. aged 81 years -
Were II right thht the wishes # his amened lady
should be consulted, The grave would close upon her
loved IN silence and neither rlandshp nor
| affection be permitted to spa ak public eulogiu
| on her character. Gated wl'h fae intellectual
poHets, and capable ofcnliv mug the most brl'linnl
| circle, her genius tempered and controlled by
the porcsi feminine uodesiy, aud her highest am
bitlon grathed IN rendering her sacred home The
sent Of happiness an virtue. A jus,cr sens of
womans appropriate spherc ard highest oxcc-
fence was probably never formed than thnt hlrh
her lfasaA. tbtod, nor IS it known that she ever
took part ~ a public act except IN her obedience 10
our Lords ujnncIlen Of solemnly :" conlcssing hn
before mn" idtiios the momenious importance
Of its claims sic Ind studied The Gospel Of Cirisf,
sle hnd compared its holy rfv'lslions with he,
own heart. and following he die ass ofher deep
8 hlcd convictions, sIs mado her pubic prof ssOn
nf repentance toward God and fo,th tOaard our
Iord su5 Christ Her hfs was IN beautiful har.
mony with her high vocation displaying truf
ln.otion without enthusiasm, and a steady zeal for
the church without turHtIcism, Her last sickncsl
vas p'o;racied thro many months Of extreme and
d slressing ppln borne with that mcokncss ofsu.it
IN 4nmu.niuring rssignsiion To the Holments oi
1ur heavenly Father, in which felision ussum,s
most interesting aud affecting form Her faith
rose with her tials the natural sweetness Of her
sposltlIn was inexp,essIbiy heightened under the
runaeocG OF sancfsd aiiiI"tlon until while symps-
nv could hardly endnre the sight Of her pains the
meek and composed sufferer brcathcd the Binios-
ph.re of heay n aud became The comforter Of her
sorro@,ng relatives. He' idoze husband, sad
her hiId ,dearef 10 nor than her life she re-
si1ned into the hands Of God her reliance upon his
ti'hiulness conqrerlng even the nndyins soci,uds
oi the wife and mother aud assuredly anticipating
cr ihem the rich blessings for which she had 30 Of
ten and dcvouty prayed.
DIED, OF Wednesday evening last, in tho ODD
wear Of her acc, after illness OF several months
Mrs. CONSTANCE 6. HILLMhN, conson OF
W.. Sherlock HtUnan and youngest daughcr Of
Mr.. William Fowler dec d. Ia the character OF
his young lady here were many features Of the
most striking and interesting kind. in her coun
tcnance and carriage here was a nnrleess cypress
sion which invited the stranger to cultivate her
qualntance, which Offered respect and esteem to
The descrving-which administered relief and com.
fort to the afflicted, and impaired Its influence Oh
her relatives and friends in the kind attentions of
friendship ard love. Mrs. H.. was a member of
the Methodist Episcopal Church To her religious
duties shc vas ever attentive Her piesy was OK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

Later from London.--1he 3 ..fon papers con.
IAN edviccs from Lo ton, via Halifax, to the 81 Of
'uy' inclusive but nothing Of interest is Jsyelno.
cd '''s''t
Az yer, bearer Of the treaty Of Commerce q.
greco upon between the United States aud Spain
sala 10 nave left Paris on tn 30h Of June fer
r''"'d his seems to b. hardly consistent with
'"e rnmof that Hr. Van Ness Is about to tctuin
'o'" = N hat case he would probably ho IA.
''"'' 81 ms own treaty. Or, If that SHOULD com.
g''n MS dignity. and the trust WAS copfiicl To
j. "ytF, way should hat gentleman take Ma
0.'H on his way 10 the United States n
, 81 vas tranquil nj Madrid 2lt June. TIL.
NV, reviewed nc army of Rodil from Portn a
vas enthusiastically received by the troaps
-. :" conspiracy had been discovered IA Bulsa-
roIy men and one woman were lost from the
'hP'hs VI Il boa in the liver Feale
IL " J'"ni Ltrsfpooi = The packe, shin Mary
I;vn.a" arrived his nIornrng, having sailed from
al P'h o" The scoai fully. We have receiy
which r"P''S--bui we have seen a private letter,
mai es that there was TO alteration in thu
"''s from previous reports
~. Y. Com. Adp.
-1SE sz-s-IasazlEssonszxss.sxxzsrzs
~ - >h.-Fhcre was aiken from the Boat,
%, IL na'ic lc vis, Henry and John heed men.
nnsoa ~ o'n INST seven bags of Corn which is sup.
"V'n the evidence before tho Mayor Of
nc,r 81 10 have been stolen from some person
Tho c. mouth of Eye River. The owner can GO,
P'o'ing property and paying chnrges
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Anc !, Master Police.
2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
MIX. 4. MRS. r. 6, SMITHS
boarding aud Day School fer
Young / aides.

THE next session vi this s. hoei sill eom,ntpcer
u on Monday she Is, Of September, IN he spa-
cfous ten, meni doors allow the posi- office,
Boarje1s viii be rece,ycdai the customary ss.es
md evsfy attention gwen as well 10 iisir mos
dsrorlmen, as TO their sdsancenien IN learnlns -
TO such boar,iess ~ m y desire il. lessons N MAJ
SIC will be gwen by alss.. smith. an the pupils
slIo we'd the use OF io Piero.
A Professor Of Drawing viii, in the course n
the session, give lessons The principles Of "a.
speciive.
Lessons in Ffcnch arc given without extra
ehnge.
States and pens is, wiring paper pens ink ord
ok-s,anJs, furnished for extra charse OF ~ ess
let session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
hyuchburp EnA Naces.

F@NllE II ces over this course will commence on
n tuesday, the 23d Superintendent, and CONT
NO. five days.
FIRST DAY-A Swecpsaks for colts aud 81.
l',s, two mla heats, 600 entrance, half forfeit ,
four en'rIcs md closed.
VIM Cassel enters his colt Ticklcbrccches, by
Shakespeare, dam by Madison.
Thos Halo sn,ors h,s b. C. by Tiroeon, dam by
Rnglands Diomsd.
Isaac II Oliver enters his b. e. by TruEe dam
Ludy r,szle.
WIN Garth enters hs b T. BY Mons,cur Tonson,
dam LAZY Racket.
SECOND DAY-propriclor's Purse, 500 Two
mile heats, isl5 entrance.
THIRD DAY. Jockey Club Purse 800, three
milo heats, $40 entrance
FOURTH DAY-Proprletof'. Purse 300, two
nlo h,as, .fi5 entrance,
FlFfH DAY "A Swcensase, for cps end
Grs, one mile AID ,cptsi. 500 .nlrunec, hai'
forfeit : enifios nnd closed
Ihos. Hale enters his r. c. Lvsk, by sir Charles,
dam MiJns
WIN. Mccargo enters his < f. Jenny Dang, by
Medley. dam sally Finn.
WIN. W. Hort eoie(s hI,g &c. Dandy. by Med
ley, dam by Sir Chn,les,
The Proprietor vail he prepared TO sc olnmpiate
forty or fifty horses wlih good Stables, litter
and othg' tn, monty Tor each days raee will
De rutJ 10 the winner, tutlcc TO the usual scoun,
From the LARGE nunb1r Of horses IN taln,ng, foe
sport mny be expected.
ISAAC IL. OLIVER, Fyoptafor.
Aug ~ ,dr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
G,N JACKSON

Public dinners were tend TED 10 Gen. Jackson III
Jnnesborough, T,ai. and in Knoxville on his
Journey throus Ia those towns. A Knoxville papet
says, that while tho Psesitent remained al the
Hotel in that place, comparatively speaking, but
call d al his room. " The altered manner (,t
contlnucs) IN which he WIS received must have
been quite striking 10 him, and moeufytng 10 his
6,einGs-he was not greeted Knoxville was
wont t. gree, him in days gone by. approach
va az silent AS could be, with coach and four
over a roash street" &c.-lt ads, " We under
st n ! from some OF the Presidents friends, "a no
caedto see hun, that vas ll4nltr feeble 90
MICH o, indeed, tn, @ban speaking, Ia could
scarcely be heard across room Of o,dinaIy Ze y
We sincerely hope thai he ~ be eesto,ed T.
he TN, and enabled 70 dscharlt, throughout his Of
iu term, the arduous and ,,sponsbe duties OF
ms high olice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

we IRE beginnine to receive rf'nns rom "s e
lee,ion in K-,ancky for ue,nbers OF the Stare s1'
eislatufc, whirh ~ the more important rs an " ~
Senator Is To bo chosen next winter. AS IL es
heard from the au'na3minisiraiion party are W.
unphsni.
An election WINS also hlJ IN the 9th congress.
sonal district, - FL thu vacancy oceas'onea ny
lie strange decision OF the House at Rep'eaeh'"'
ives. that, although NJ l.eteher, at the Pfseeu"s
eecnon, obtained the largest NUMBER oil ,oes, ths'
honorable body could not tell who was eleeieu
The result as far as a>ceftnined Is highly crafty
,ns--.he following is tho. hrsl.day 'o'e i" ali ihe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
HORRID .URDER

"A most hotrld mud wns peiptuHtcd IN tbs
pie on Thursday night ms, by u nce'o man, thu
property ot Mr.. Richard Chiffon Of Tins vicinity,
on the nc. son of Mr. Edward Jones, one of orr
most respected feilow.Gll zcns. The ineis nif
brlody these. Mr.. J.rs WINS his habit on reiring
bed, went INTO his yard f1r the purpo'c Of seeing
that every thnI was safe aud secure, when he en-
countoreJ n negro f. How armed with nxc. We
understand that the negro told HIM that he h Il nj
seconded fro IN his master, and ihat be was resolved
no, to be taken aliv3. a rcrconirc commenced
between item, of the prccls' particulars OF wh'ct
We are not lnfolm'J d, bat which resulted IN thu
Ieath of Nj, Jones, hls bend being nearly sever,i
IN twnin by blow from the ak ON the postcrlor
region Immediately below the crown, besides Other
wounds on various parts of the body The Negro
almost Immediately aud voluntarily snrrcnd rcd
himself into the fard1 ofJusice, aud is now IN jail,
awaiting his hldi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
. New ! DIRK, AUGUsr 9


Ugiitl States Circuit Court.-A At he opening
ogthe Court oserday morning, Joj J. WAi'e, tho
satnan vino was last weak convicted Of an assault!
with ad1nrcrots weapon u1an Joseph Andrews,
a Po-n ,Iese m latto on b. ,r the schooner, Ken.
dl,keas ia he harbor Of Santa Cruzw S arrai On
ed and satrncej to he Imprisoned at hard labor for
,hc tenn. Of one year, ani TO pay hnc of ten dol
iafs
Wtile IS tall, well bal, fellow Of about 'wcn'y-
Eve ye,r, II ,g1 with ntenancc Of in diligence
and i.naess, bat free from any mark OF seusnai,ty
or feroc,y. Gnonsh blessed III the ,rsest sail
ors GARD, one We. fudge him 10 be raj :ula ed for
d nIa''er-sp'i' anang his fellows. On the occasion
ofhIS Fl 81 connlnon', he displayed remarkable ad-
dress Inthc Cross xam'n7t on of Itnes,c. and on
his trad his n,ean1r, tlriyh NOD st w s that OF
one alive TO his rights, but prepared checriully to
await The issue. Wmls in coa,t yesterday he sent
to The rep,rets able sh ct of f,olscap, written
over n 4 very ccrkiv ham which tuned out to he
20 al d IN, whefeln our prisons, courts and
m N, ers of jl5ace crc treated Of IN a strain Of
Fi 'yfl ssfe. The following, with few verbal
agtafians, is his AGO INT Of his rlai
" On ny right han1 gro ~ ofurors sat
And Stoned so ne tine t. a lawyers chat
Wnen he had A. shed IN ugly negro canc--
A Port icncsr, and Andre as was his name
iia isl ned 10 an o'th--then kissed til &. book.
AM tod his story with savage look
II makes ~ blood " thin my veins run cold
10 her such hes AMI co ltrsdlciions odd
i Hch tWo nho came up, ani under oath
Mad, the lis 4 | ar-elsc thy were Lars both
l"c lawyers hen 'or Uncle Sam and me
ma &c speeches, eioqiant exceedingly;
d having Ione. IN y took sof err strain
I,orso' rag, and were good fricajs again.
Last, rose The jalse with majestic air,
Ana as ne pleased discussed the whole affair.
re Toll ne Try 10 eaforce the law,
ana PUNISH some o keep the rest in ave
i ne ooedlt nj july to their room retir,d
AM .oun II verdict as the Judge De ,irri
% was done ior--a miserable slnnerl -
""le the co ut adjourned aud wen, to dinner"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
~ II reference TO tho reccn, Bunk frauds il

~ II reference TO tho reccn, INK frauds IN
BHiumorc, Nh. Mics asserts, IN hrs ldst Ras'sief
THAI the crim's against the properly OF honest
persons, committed N through the Bnnk ii Ma
ryiand, arc ola larger amour thai he aggregate
Of all such crimes committed bv those VINO have
tenaned the Naryand pcnlleni,lry If IN Is o,'ap
lshn,cn ~ thc present day aud liiereIs 20 do1L
oftte tho ths dssarlon And yet thc p tp"t a.
tors Of these fauis are gong at barge, ileing ia
honest m u whom they have ruined. nd pinbah y
taken by lie hand and tcIsftJ at the tables oflL#
higher classes Sotln' - IT, u III hr lr,tobs -
crpe through the mcshes If the law, while The Min
noes ehsnared on every hond.
Plate SIN ~'rh gold, harmless the spear Of jus
tee bteoks;
CIohe it IN rags, pigmy straw doth pierce IT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

EpY virtue OF a deed OF tr,.s, executed 10 M By
az rchblld Frankiin, bearing date The 81 day
OF june, 1893, and admitted 10 record in the Clerks
office oi ,diord, and for purpose thcr in mention
cd, slal, on Monday tho 9Th day Of September.
a, the residence Of the said Franklin, proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, tho following
pr operiy, as mentioned in the aforesaid deed of
trust, one Bay Mare and Colt. one red Cow and
Calf, one pie'led Cow. and Calf, one black Gov
ami Calf two red Hrlfsrs, one picded Steer, and
fur Feather Beds and Furniture or so much there
o. viii satisfy the debt and costs spec fled in said
deed. Acting as trustee, will convey such title
only as is vested in me in said decd.
GEO. w SHELTON, Trustee.
Aug 10 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
BDSToS Arc 8.

SEA SERPEN r.! w understand that yes
inlay o'tei noon abou' o'clock, the crew ara
,1ssrnsers ofths Portsmouth Packet, Capt GOO j
rich, had drstlnci view OF he osa Ssfpfn'' when
within nb ,u miles of Nshaht. There seemed
+, be no doubt, among thirty credible witnesses, OF
MS existence The Monster was ahoa 20 rods OFT,
when fr., seen AMI his head, abont the szi oi IL
barrel was elevated three or four feci above the sur
face Of the water
fIe seemed frightened at the noise Of the boat,
and the excl ,maHons of those on board, and wit"-
drew his head heneath ihs surface. passing rapidly
srolsb the water, at IL, rate Of ID or 20 knos an
no r. He appeared 10 BE- aooa, one hundred !SI
IN iyng.h.
There seemed to ba no doubt. IN the minds of a.
dy III boarj, tia, ibis as the yeritable mons.'r
uero. JJurHai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

n THE ClIOLERA--is Spreading over the
country, N II mannn vory similar to ihat which
marked IT'S pro rc.s two years ago LYnehhurs
then hpppily escapeds VISIT from this deadly DIS.
ease Bot we should not therefore be too secure
now Our ei,iz MS should abstain from indo sence
IN pernlclons mti,es Of diet, 4 avoid unaec. ssatY
exposure, an above all, sho,uI preserve eearh'
mes, IN aud aboul their habl'a'rons. The cholera
comes like TIN in the night. aud It's first up
proaehes should DC guarded against nv far us prae-
lcable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

.,. f,on Ear02c.--Last year the enor-
o5u. nambet o more than forty '"0ns anos
s,nsc por, of the cry OF New YORK. Wv W,, .',a
s As, seven months neafIy t"lf'y I'VE ,no's Na
arrivals at Ne" York ave rap"l,ea u" nar. ns%
y S D ,y Advertiser states. lfom uA''y p'''o"a
a,,e[vatioa, that by far The i'fS'S' l'r''n' a'e
s,Ic boilol respectable persons, VIZ, w., "a,a #
49,, toray their way, AID nealy TIE whole 81 o,
,|snm.rsly pass through the city On 'heir way to
1e INFERIOR where they arc des'ih9d oe,ns 'nnu'e"
+, come 10 this country b, trienos VINO nave pfee"-
de5 then. OaI ofthe whole 'hlf'y 'hoaSahu' Tue
Advertiser doubs whe'hsr ;hfcc thousand no" re-
main IL iho CITY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

IT In Nottoway, llenr,so, Dnwldl'e, Ffede-
rick and Brunswick, the jackson parry are ehnea-
w M 10 x up instructions 10 th'h delegates 10
vote against the re election Of Il. w Lo'gh 10 lhf
Senate. VA the opponents Of the admint@t"t'.h
continue ,Haetspe2 Il they do, they VIII deserve
the defeat " bleh awaits them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
MIR SPEAKER PEI.T,

tbs gentleman, on his retumlo Nashville, was
lnyltej 10 paft"kr of public dinner. but declined
The invitation, In his unss er, he takes occasion 10
deny, whaI had been frequently obIIqIey asserted,
thai e ever "aNere IN hIs support Of the admns'a
doa,--taat any terms whatever were made bew cen
himself and those who supported MIN for the air
that he condesoend 10 el ctionecr or give ,led.-
es 10 either party N the House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

- The henors paia to Lafayette N New Or
euus are said 10 have been peculiarly er'li n, aud
tnprssstyo. The procession was 20 mis- m
ienglh-une of tie most conspicuous "lJer's 81
which were twerty-lear venerable cltilchs, one n
native of each Of the S,atcs osang the 1annets oil
tt II respective Cohm n" ealhs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

W. are rra,ii5l in having II in our power , 10
We az -, city continues free OF all epidemic
state nv W. ar, not awpre thai there has been
d'e''ps' nee of Asiaric choieta nmoes US an"
a SIG .s,sc,sn, a,.l whom We haYe coh'ef''
se'c''' f IecI.ulns that tho alb al gu CITIZENS
a. UNIV t.en better al this season OF ths year,
AS aeSs' ~" Phi. Gaz on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

az The cni2ans OF lexington rendered Nh
Clay public dlnner on his return HON but III
conseqn nee oflh. lllncss oi u nembct of his iami-
iy, e declined the honor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
" eSvo BOY wanted.

IA own Lem N wishes to purchase for his
likely. oc,;u ue, Boy from l6 to 90 years old.
this of; 1--we and of good al
July q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
p.w,,sa GaEex, oxen. Aug. !.

cno,ss..- This dreadful scourse OF Inc n u.
TaE choL.a IN its recent rayages in rlnceton'
mao fanny Ar ,birty 6y. of lis inhabitants mas
~, swept on a;a,snee. md we understand That Tor
s,acd 10 10 vs.. mast there have been no new ca
eisnt or ten %, 40, head Of the disease breaking
SIS VIC ",he, place south of Gre r'Vers IL
0nia any ,,,Isnt, however, in all persons 10 d.
snu'i Dc 10 20 rams. and 10 hear, and TO be
Vol ssposI ne The IN usen:e Of their apPets'e' F.;
oiol'os y. .,,ss,lLis vegetables shouil no. be /"
crude AMI mug (Ga<sus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

Il. In Lexington, VI the Fnnefal Enlo'y .
Lafayette was delivered, on the ID inst. 10y Joha
l.. Preston, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

ssr The proceedings the Amherst Agricnl
tural Society, and SOM other articles, are excio
dcd by Mr. Wcbs,er's oPeoeh. They shall nppon
IN eur next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18
MESSRS. NOAH AND RlTCUiE.

These old cronies, Gas The Wing styles them J
who have done battle under the Same flag for ma
ny years, have rec ,n.ly fallen ont by tho way,
rnn the consequence is that elimination and re.
elimination have token the place Of love and con.
fdrncc. Thy formerly qnotcd each Other as IN
dubtoble authorities, both n fac, nnd Argument
bu now, Trey rcp1l each other VI nh quito edliy ing
dsha'n. l. consequence Of recent attack IN the
Enquirer Nonh rctaIiatos with his usual hunlor
and urtDess and VIC may add with his usual dis
regard of the rules of honorable warfare Nat ron-
tent wuh repcI'ing argument by argumeni, he takes
The liberty OF publ shIng two private letters written
10 him by NJ. Richie, in he time &C then brother
hnod-and, after oil, we are at "A loss TO conceive
his Puro in thus breaking the seal and violating
the shnctiiy of personal correspondence as IN ont
opinion, hose letters are hsty crcdtable bot
10 the good sense and pa fotsm Of the writer J hf
substance of them ~ pro'csI against the appalni-
ment of Editors TO ohcc and strongly urges Ma
Noah rot 10 Lri1s upcu Inc administration
wh' h he nubuied TO elevate % power by ac-
ceItlng mn appointm nj Al ats hand. We rcpept
IL the sentiments OF Mr.. Ritche's l,t'ors ars high
y cfedltablc 10 him--and al that Gnd TO CEN
sure ~, that, IN this matter, IS in his letter,
10 Mai. Lewis, in relation to the nppainin, Mt of
'ofeign ministers daring the recess Of Con srcss
Mr.. K did not take the Sore bold ground m the 60.
lumns of tic Euqllrer. We do not relish the pm
of attacking, yi,h much yehemence the eonduel
OF the administration in his private correspondence
While he" roars So gently before the pvbc.
STATE LOANS The Virginia slnto Loom.
the object OF which is 10 complete the Winchester
md Potomac rail road a,d the Northwestern Turn.
pike, has been taken by L. & $. J0scph & Go
of New York AMI VI .ssrs. K. & J. fhlhl. ofPAil-
adeiphi,, Tor twenty Al, al per cent. and Al
premium Of 81 per cent.
The indiana Stare Loan, Of 100000, bearing
an in crest OF 3 per cent. and r,jepn ID after 80
years, has been taken w Npesrs. Pune, w ard &
Co, J. e. : J,sephs, of n Y. aud r. 7. Philips,
Of Philadelphia, at premium OF 81 50 cts.
a. We nre pleased with the spirit and emper of
q communication ia a late Wing" II rchliUn 10
the course parsue by the Washington Tel grapa
N tho subject Of ty- next Presidency. II is signad
81 MIL FIR" ara IS SAID BY he Wing to be from
the r, n Of distinguished CT Izsn of South Carolina
Re says" The Wings ought to IN lie on some
homes, nan, who VII give tie goa est strength
Ih4iak Nr. Ctty that nan Ia tins N y be mis-
,aken. | further believe, il Virginia would now
nomina'e Gay, his election would be reasonably
certain" AS Sir Anthony Absolute says, he
talks -1ownrieh, good sense" Let this spir-
irproxsil generally among the Nufers, and there
viii! not be much difficulty in defeating Mr.. Van
Buren, But Mr.. Clay is the only man who cana
cheyc this result.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

. an Yesterday and the day before y: w sss,s
yyi,bls Improvement in the health Of inc
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EnUt .l'EkOsE
Aug IA

FHNHE autumn aud " ner session oil il,c sub cri-
n bers school will eommenee on Monday lie 9Th
SoIhembtr, ensuing --snd terminate Oh The 18th
February, 1885 Toms as te,ctoloyr.
JDHNC. REID.
Tho subscriber ai1-s,vc every facility Hecossa-
ry, those committed 10 his care, to enable them
10 ndvaaee IN ,hr,r suni,cs; and TO become ptoeit-
eaHy acquainted with dem he is dcsirous that
his school should be oenJuc Ell upon liberal prnci-
plcs-lo o. der 10 this. he respectfully requests pr
ren,s an guardians, 10 enjoln II upoa their thil-
d,cn and wards 10 he sluJious, aud attentive 10
thcr dn y, and regular nj uicndancs al the proper
hours. } G. H.
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NOTICE.
" ashington iAote\.
LYNCIIIiEHG. VI.

II fNL UD 2 10, VI.
q row IN the occupancy Of The subscribed. Its
"A peculiar situation, (een ral, yet retired y sdsps
II TO The convenience ofbusness, as we'll as 10 the
comfort Of transient visitors Without pronisog
much, It will DO my constant exertion TO perform
every consideration conducive TO the satisfaction Of
all " no may visit tho house. As 10 Servants, Os,-
lcr' bnr and Larter only sav,th my Interest 10
dent fed iih that Of my guests Families and
stag passengers prrfering this situation to Others.
are Offered every inducemeni, and i'll he sahiert
no Inconvenience account of the arrival and de-
par,nrc ofihe stages Suffice il 10 -, thai il an
anrcmins zeal and disposition 10 pipase and pre-
mote tho comforts OF my patrons gives ms any ella n
on the public, sail leave the house dis sat,s.
fled TlO'S C. LOCKWOOD
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ROUSE AND LOT FOR
SiIEC.

1gyi uN pursuance cf 4 decree Of the
is.srE1 % Hastings C5art for the Corpora
I,st.HW non Of Lynchbnrg, pronounced on The
~ Ss1aA 9Th day ofJanunrY, 1884 in the case Of
a. Lei,ellin vs. Lewcllln, | will, on Saturday Tho
l3lb DAY ofScptember next, olicr for sale D, pub
lie oueii,n, IN the ,own Of Marysy.le, louise ard
Lot IN sad town, of which Charles Lewcilrn dlod
seized. Terms, 6 4 i2 months credit, in equal
porlo bond with approved secn,',v and icn
upon the Lot val be required 10 insure promp, pay.
mint. JOSIAH SHEPPERSON, Com.
Aug IL tbs