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can doubt, II the Jackson party in the last
were sincere in their professions of bos,,t;,v -
rag money" that inasmuch as Gen. Go,J,n,s
scheme promised more effeclually than any o,ho,
introduced, TO destroy it, they ought 10 have given
II warm anu Jealous support-and ,ha, ,f thew
deemed II practicable to conduct the mon;eJ con.
Germs OF this great and growing country exclusively
with metallic currency, inasmuch as Gen. Cor.
aoh bill promised more certainly than any oth.,
scheme that was offered, to bring ahou, that result,
likewise, they should have eagerly seized unon the
OCCASION TO illustrate the honesty of their opnions
ny 'us'alhlns II 10th harsunsniand by their va, es
ana yet who OF them supported III Not one.
tvsry friend OF the administration. TO a man in The
H. OF X votea fr Polk bill N preference IN. OH
Ject oi which was, MOI To d stroy the BANKING svs
lem and TO substitute hare money for paner notes
nut 10 separate tn Cove nment fom Com. B,d
d'e W. monster o1t- tut they mls hi identity
II with fancy l-et vi Slate Banks Ii demon
straies clearly hat 'h-,r haired of Banks is 10 the
tH@tI'a4at, and not to the species.
we must contess, however that We are no cd.
mirers OF the last provision of Gen Gordons
scheme believing, AS we 10, that like all other
PrclcfS, looking merely TO a metallic Currency, it is
utterly deceptive In its character, though not IN
tended by him to deceive. The idea of abolishino
paper money in large commercial country is ~
erlY absurd and chmerieal. As Mr. Webster
justly remarked, We had as well attempt to 90 back
to thu IRON times of Sparta, under the government,
of Lycorsas
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X.anA for Sale.

d d y the Both day Of Oct. next, upon the prem.
~ ses, at public auction atract of land, contain
ing four hundred and twenty and half acres.
in Amherst county, on the main road from Lynch
burg 10 the court house, eight miles from the Tor
mer, and eight from The latter. This is the land
o. James Petit, decd and viii certainly be sold.
We deem recommenjaiory language useless, ms 1t
is expected those wishing TO purchase will view
the lnnd previous 10 sale. Terms will be one and
wo years credit, tho purchasers giving bond with
good security, ard deed ofrus secure the paJ :
scnt. SAMUEL PETIT,
BENZ HENNESS,
n-.v.s ya.ricsTelut, dec a.
D..1a sis
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THE FANATICS.

4
| We recently published a letter from an English
correspondent, of the ~ Y Courier & Enaa,rcr,
stating that one George Thompson, employ cd by
the "A Slavery Society, about TO embark for
our shores, with the iautablc and charitable design
OF inssructng the American people the subject
oil slavery, ana oil ditusIng among us his +" lnme-
diate abolition principles, IN gratuitous lectures
ne last New York papers inform Us that this Mr..
George Thompson has arrived in that city, and
that he has already met with a reception from
which he may judge what is in store for him, ceen
IN TIC North, should he dare to int,ude his lmpu
dent ph'z before an American audience for the puf
pose OF interfering with our peculiar concerns.
Mr. Thompson, SAYS the Commercial, has al
ready been the subject of one incident which we
trust will prove useful TO him, and which, if he has
particle of wisdom or prudence, will induce him
either to abandon at the object of his mission,
ard travel amongst us unobrusively, as private
gentleman, or embark in the first packet on his ,e-
turn TO England. The incident referred to is this
On Saturday morning last, ono Of the leading An
u-Colonizationlsts OF New York, engaged apart
ments fo & gentleman and his fAmily, at the At
lantic Hotel; but with the usual disingcnuousness
of the gentleman TO whom we refer he omitted to
give the name OF the stranger, OF in any manner to
indicate the nature Or character Of his pursuits. Ac
cordnsly on the evening of that day the gentleman
WIN hls Iauy, Chlurcn, anu servant, came 10 the
hotel, and 1t was nsceraned that they wore
none others than George Thompson & his family
The fact Was soon buzzed about, and occasoncd
no small stir among the inmates of the hotel num-
berng near one hundred gentlemen many of whom
were from the South. All yesterday the dissatis-
faction increased, AID was not inconsdera5.y hegh.
tened by Ia, repeated entrances and exits of the
ohiclous and surprisingly unpopular gentleman
who had introduced the cmIssary TO that establish
ment. But this is not all last evening formal
meeting was held by a large number OF the boar
dcrs, at which II was resolved that either Mr.
Thompson must leave the house. or they would
quit in body. Mr. Seymour, the Ian loud, was
duly apprzed of these proceedings, and as he Is
not inclined 10 second the movements ofthe agl,a-
tors, measures were early this morning adopted IN
conformity with the spirit of the resolution Mr.
Thompson, as We learn, is seeking other lod.
BY the way, why do these phnnthropic gentle
men limit their pcregrinatons to the Northern
States? Why DO they not come TO the South, and
give US, who only can rcctify the evil which So
strongly oiends their moral sensibilllios tho benefit
of their counscl We promise them, il they will
cross tic Potomac, that they shall receive such
Tarm reception, as will leave them no reason to
complain Of Lick ofhospality They shall have
one O BRUINS raterna hugs.
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HENRY ~. RICHARDS & co.


EEAVE just received by the packet ship Thl-
n 4 lyho, n very large assortment OF Goods,
comprising almost every article IN tho HARD
WARE business, imported direct from Bik
MlNGHAM and SHEFFIELD We can uf
ford our Goods TO bolh wholesale and retail pur-
chasors, ON us good terms as any 9th house IN
Virgnlu We hope these considerations VIII M
ducc persons to call us, AMI for themselves.
Our assortment is comprised II Poke, Knives,
Knives and Forks, Razors, Scissors TOOLS OF
all kinds and Of the best quality, BUILDING
MATERIALS, such os Locks, Hinges, Bolts,
Nails, Glass, Putty, &c. SADDLEkY, vc'y
llfgc aid general assortment GUNS and PlS.
tolls, elegant plated CASTORS, CANDLE
STICKS, SNUFFERS & TRAYS fine stock
ANDiRONS, SHOVEI.Ss and TONES, nnl
TENDERS, and HOU SE-kEEPiNG materials
generally, WHIP, CANES, BRUSHES. aud
great variety OF other goods, too numerous to
mention. Also, daily looked for from the North,
an assor'mcn, Of Fancy Articles, such as LA
DIES WORK BOXES, Needle Cases, Beads,
&C. Also, Gehtlemcn's Shaving apparatus, com
plctc, MOMETERS Snuff Boxes. &c.
Az Ae Sign Of he G,ides Anvil.
Sent, % ITS
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The above rcwatd will be glven Tor the apprc-
honslon OF Henry Motley, VINO succeeded George
IN carrying the mai, ana eloped from Garnet
Lee's, near New LONDON. Henry has ish, blue
eyes, lair skin, aud large on the left ehetk
near tho chm, aud several totter-worms on hls
face All persons are torwafned under the penal
ties of the law from harborins or employing either
q. the above named boys. JOHN MOTLEY.
Oct = 81
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SINGULAR Nd pROVIDENTIALC CIR.
rIIkF3I'G NOE,

On Sunday morning. Inst. about O'Clock, the
81 Presbyterian Church in thls place, tho base
men, story Of which is Of brick, and The ufpef u
woodwork, suddenly pc'fd al tic sommlt OF The
walls, and the rafters, Joss, eV9fdrrs &c tel,
with u Tremendous crash, .trcwlns Ihc interior
with fragments Of the runs. Tho franc and root
still Standing, but in very diIapldated conJi
ION What add 10 The rarity If an accident OF thus
character to udlng is the fact that II ad
seen very recently erected. 1t had given no ind.
atoms OF ITS fraty, md tais catastrophe was
consequently entirely Unexpected. DIVINE ser'tee
indeed nal been held n the church on the preyou
evening anL the Sabbath on which 1t f II had been
Apo nted for a sacratnentul occasion, The wca-
Their was exceedingly mrlement, which might lave
prevented the asscmblsse of a large codsreg-toG
even had service been held on thai day -bui he
Imagination shudders at the inevitable loss ol he
and limb which would have been the consequence
of this unfortunate event, had it occurred whilst a
congregation was worshpping within the walls OF
the Church. Provdentially, no person was inJu-
red, though We understand that The sexton, a color
cd man, wade a narrow escape having lett tho
house, which he had been putting in order for tho
day, but Il iow moments before the occurrence OF
the accident
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
PROFESSIONS AND PRACTICE.

During Mr. Adamss admlnistra ion whenever
tina, gentleman or any member OF his Cabinet was
called from Washington to their respective homes,
by business or WAS compelled by lll-hcnIh to leave
their Offices for q short period, the opposition
presses of that day logged their footsteps with IN
cessant clamor aud it was rare indeed to open
one of them, without seeing the caption " TRhV-
ELLlNG CABINET" blazoned forth in consplc-
uous capitals Now, how changed the scene AT
the beginning of last month (says letter from
Washington IN the N. Y. Coutier,) the Prosi-
dent was away, the Secretary of War was away,
the Attorney General was away, the Secretary OF
The Navy was away, the "a Comptroller THE
Treasury was away, the Treasurer was away, the
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office was "a
way the Fourth Auditor was awly-oll at the
same time and the Secretary oltlic State had been
absen."-But this is oil right now. Cerbcrus is
asleep a, his post-and no yell alarms he people al
this universal deseron of their jauesby their pub
lie servants
The correspondent fthe Courier remarks WIN
cutting severity, lhat, according to The Iloern.ry
which imputed motives for The absencc OF MI ho-
ams's Secretaries, we may suppose thai Mr. Secre-
tary Dickerson was experimenting The elections III
New jersey, Mr.. Secretary Cass was regulating
those Of Ohio Nh. Attorney General Butler was
managing the Herkimcr Convention ('n ne"
York y and Mr. Auditor Kendall was caoaiIinS a.
bout the elections in Penylvana.'
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800 REV ARD.

VIE above sum will be given to any person
who will arpfehend George Motley aud re
urn him TO the subscriber fle left my employ
ment about the middle OF July last, at which time
he was carrying the mail from Phtsylvania Court
House 10 New London--i lie Il about IL years of
ngc, has black half and black eyes, his comp Z ion
II dark, md be IL leit.hnnded-lle coptd from
Leesville Campbell county, Va. and lad IN his
possossIon d'aits on different pos,masters on the
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THE SIANESE TWINS.

This wonderful ProdiRY, one OF tho most siheu-
lar Of al ne freaks OF mature nay be seen on FRI
day, sa.u'day and Monday next, al the Franklin
iIo;lI We understand DE- ere upward, 81 -
yeats of age remarkably intelligent, anG partieu-
larry fond ii the visits Of tho ladies', They arc
now. We rern, travelling or theIrown account, h"-
wing IN 1882 completed tlslr contract With the osr'
sen wdo brouet' them - America. A lIvrn. pho
nomeaou If ths character, We believe, was never
seen b fore, en- prabuoiy will never bc witnessed
AGAIN and 1t IS prcsumed, therefore, that every
person will be soi:ious 20 examine 1t for them
selves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

DISTINCTIONS IN GOCKBRIDGE.
.v,np,on +" Union of The 9th ul, copies
,'bs Richmond Enquirer, u paper sen, 10 that
nun for publication, purpodng 10 be nstruc-
froo, the people Of the county Of Rockbridse
i'''' :. 4.,aoate, IN the next General Assembly
Il '"s" far Wu c. RIyes, or some other suitable
,,;endly 10 the administration" as U. s.
P'l'V| a. IN Mace of Mr.. LGgh-upon which it
'.r,s the (. lowing remarks
Tbe fac, Of getting uP instructions IN thscoun
III AZ the manner, is somewhat strange and
> ~ We are not aware that any new ghts
my ,r,s,,nces have arisen which could of them
% ~. L,ye prompted such course. We have
,,.,;ons speculaiions as TO their motive aud
"'"' ono deserving of some consideration, is,
y - ,hov we're prompted ~ the Hon. WILLIAM C.
~" fmselfwhen he recently honor q or village
'.,t vi.it. Rlmof says that there was some
,',a,o,;aa IN The Wiswam about the time of the
,,,,s yis-,ha, conferences were held with
- ,,a,,,l.n,anby several members OF his party
liz, notbine was heard OF such movement
'a,or ,b,, marty until two or three days after the
ae,resaid gentleman had lei! US.
!" pn,,er also says that Mr. RIvEs wrote some
l.oors 10 gentlemen IN this county, with whom he
i No nanain,ance, or il any, very partial one
l tho same authority lays that these letters were
I,;oaI and intended 10 promote this same homo
r,hIa and modest gent emans political interest So
much for their otisin
s,he foregoing acr'nn' true It Il. DC, It's esi-
dent that Mr.. Rivess course Is exceedingly Indeil
cate and improper, and merits The rebuke. of'he
communify How will this revelation be rcceiy-
81 nv those who censured Mr. Leigh so unspac-
,oly for his visit 10 Chcs' erield net for he pur
visa of electioneering for hsre election but 20 de-
end his Senatorial conduct, and 10 correct the stu
died misrepresentation of his opinions on the
Bank question We pause fol- reply
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DIGGES' OFFICE,

DlGGES' OFFICE, !
Lynchburg, Oct 9, 1884, !
Drawing of the Petersburg Lottery, Glass NO 10,
for 1884.
C3 Is 90 90 "a GA IL 43 lG Is
On Saturday next the great Dismal Swamp
Lottery class No. 10, draws at Alexandria, con
,ainins Tie comfortable capitals or SS2o COO 10000
5000, 5000, 100 Of 81 900, l6 Of $500, &c. &c.
PIECES OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Sj- N. Murphree, of Nashville, gives notice in
the papers Of that city, TO all nations linsaagos
and people, that he has discovered perpetual mo
ton. 1t hns been frequently discovered before hut
II would't stay diSCorcrtd. The nearest approach
TO II that we have is the tongue of scod-
ing woman Is Mr.. Murphrce tied 10 shrew
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1
"A ce,Y, cou,inoe4 aud Lcld for the town OF
Iyuc!bur2, at Tie court house IN the sud town, On
ibc 2Ist day Of July, 1888, silling as court Of
Ehnncery.
DAVID an william XVI, Pits.
Ambrose Rocker aud Betsy his wife, John Mil
Ter, DAVID K. Edfy, Edwin ) Rucker, Album
Martin, hLrom r. North, VIM. Thurnon, Lo-
tcnzo d. henderson, Thomas Grssom, to Prcsi-
dent, Directors aud Company Of the Bank Of Vir.
gon, Sally lSbell, ndn'x of Xacharah isbell,
" N, Morgan, Charles l., Davies, adm'r Of The
mas Morriys, dec. Hugh Moutgonerc, DAVID
TrnsIey, Jas TinsIoy, William Raeker, Dahnry
Philips, Elizabeth Cnmm Dabncy Ware and Mel
son Dawson, ox'or of George McDand dec, Hill
Carter, adm'r wi'h the VIII annexed Of George
Mcdaniel dec, Henry Davis, Linds,y DAYS, L.
liza l., Echols, exceutrx of Joseph lschols, dec,
VIM. Edison, Jesse Rlcheson, admir- Of Anthony
RucKef dec anl Richard s. Ellis Dots.
THIS cause came on this day to be heard on the
papers formerly rad, and the report of Commits
soner Benosh made IN pursuance of the order OF
the 2slh day Of May 1880, and was argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof, the court doth
recommit the sail report to one Of its commission
crs, who il Jrcc,ed TO ascertain and report TO The
court the several debts intended to be secured by
the deed ofIus' In the proceedings mentioned yet
| remaining unpaid, CHASING them in the order IN
| which their payment is secured by the said deed.
And the doth further order, that tie trustees
do proceed Immediately 10 the collection of tho
dlbts due 10 The trust fuId, and depose tho sume
in one of The Banks in this place the credit OF
this suit subject TO tho future order Of the court, IN
order to hna decree.
A Copy-res,c, DAVID ROBES, OK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Lynchburg Sept II, 1884. J
| The parties interested will take notice, that
have appointed Tuesday the Eth day OF Deem
Der next to cary into effect the foroeon g der of
court which day, a the hour Of 10 o'clock m the
morning, they are required 10 attend at my Office.
| in this town. with their accounts, vouchers and
proofs together with a copy Of tho court papers,
! prepared Cor examination and settlement.
81. Watt Com.
Oc'ss wiw
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THE FiNCA STLC DINNER.

We opened the last t'lncastle Patriot with ca.
|eer expeetaion, expecting to b. RECALLED with
|ei1 gjos dcco INT of the Dinner recently given at
iaa! paca to Andrew S cvcason, Esq the notes o.
Preparation for which hive been 50 long onl so
5lJly sounded Elt We were sadly dsappoin ed,
rh:a &c satJon-a n,asrc notice me, our eyes:
FIRM he Finenaie Patriot, Sept 26.
On " cdnesjay last, the , lh INST, noiwiths'ond-
ing Ne day was unfar,a large number of the friends
ei5eHcsen; Administl alton assembled AZ Mrs. BAG
Nas Doe where splendid AID very elegant dinner
vas prepared The house vas crowied wth re
plJIcans from this and the atljoInine counties,
ghO par;o1k OF the dinner with taer guest the
Hon Andrew Seyeason. The expec;auons of the
mPlny were somewhat disappointed in not h'v-
the pleasure Of the company ofthc Hon. VIM
{. EIvcs. Letters were read from him and iron
DC President OF the United States, ("ho passed
rough the county on tha, lar) explaining the
ausc OF their not attending.
After dnner Il set of regular tpas's were offered.
10 the justly complimentary sentiment offered to
cur honored guest, the Hon. Andrew Stevenson, he
Gsponded in an animated address, which vas re
@Ived with the high hes. applause, and produced u,
s,'11,3ai pleasure and satisfaction. Indeed 1t was
enc Of those peculiarly happy eforts ha. can Only
be appreciated 10y those who hear II, and VIII"
I5ng be remembered by oar te,1w-cIt'Zehs on ac'
count Of the clear ard ahlo manner IN which Tue
passing events Of the political movements IN our
country were set forth.
In addition 10 the regular toass number OF vol
uatecr sentiments were offered, which, fo' original
~ and point, struck Us as being peculiarly nPpro
puate and good, in all Of which the most cordial
support WAS gwen to the measures OF the present
Administration. The whole proceedings went or
with the most perfec, order, aud at the same time
good cheer
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X REVIEW.
OF THE LYNCHBURG MARKEi

CoRREcrED BY IloLCoMBE & DYREE.
Extreme prices ofpasscd Tobucco, IS 90 TO 90
Inferior to common, 00to 6 90
Common to good, % 10 90
{ food 10 fine 90 to Q 90
Refused Tobacco Lus ~ 10 J 90
Strips, ooto ~
Inspected The past week 1871 hhds. pissed iobac-
co 81 hhds refused totul2IJ.
Comparison Of Inspections 1888, 1891.
Pass Ref ms. Stock.
O:tlst, 1888 1857 2i73 81 347
Isl, 1884, 1901 1908 1lG 2l5G
Our tobacco year has closed, and there IS diff
ference in the inspections OF the TIVE last yours OF
1876 hhds. only. Our prices continue steady, and
have no doubt tobacco would be brisk, but for the
low water and high price Of freight.
Corn, IL Do 10 D w
Corn Meal,
Flour, w 10 ~
Wheat, 70 10 on
pacon Q 90 to IL 90
Iicn,n ner ION us TO 1876
Sal, u
Brown Sugar by the hid. oo 10 II 90
Coffee by the bag - 30 to II 90
Wool, $40 20
Oats, - 10 ~
Iron ner ton - 90 to so 90
Tea by the box, Imp. and Gun -
nowder. 90 10 | 10
Freight down the river 10 cts.
q nm % to 80
Plaster and Iron, ~ per ton
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SIAMESE TWINS.
g. For three DAYS Only!!

s. For three days Only!! q
uNHE Ladies and Gentlemen Of Lynchtnrg AMI
IFS vicinity are respectfully informed liza, The
SIAMEsE UNITED BROTHERS, CIAs1
IND ENo, will remain IN Lynchbure three doys
o"'y on ibe! way South. They will stop a, tie
FRANKLIN iiorEL,
Where they VIII be happy 10 receive visitors in
the splendid hall of that establishment on FRI
DAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY, the srt
lib, and 9th days of October, from 10 10 IL in tn
forenoon.
Admission - cents.
Tho public assured that The stay Of the
TWINS eanno' be prolonged beyond the above nen-
lluned time, IN consequence Of arrangements AREA
dy made at other place.
1J PAMPHLETS, continuing nm Iis'oricnI
ac'oont otths TWINS, with luH length engrarrd
L'&cnescs, may be obtained II, their room, price %
cents.
Sept . 3f
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PERMITTING Or'rItE FOX
SALE.

YUNIlE subscriber having in contemplation to
". change his business offers for sale his Prin-
ting Office in the town OF Fncaste. The materials
are all good The Press ucca mich the Fincas
tie. Pa,ro, is now printed IS first rate Inn
perinl one, of tho KIND known ay RosFs In
proved Patent and has been only two yehrs IN
use. The type consists OF fonn's of Small Pen,
Long Primer, bourgeois, and Nonpa,oil, with u va.
ricty of Ornamental and plain job Type.
Persons DESTROYS TO nva themselves of so dcslrn
bic situation for carrying tho Printing business
can have the necessary information, by addressing
the subscriber (post pald)
WILLIAM ROBINSON
Fiucastle, Oct. = q
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,..h many distinguished seni.en.en Of That par.
70 w ,bs adiaccn, counties will be nyi,ed-and
y O 'p,o intended tina, b. w. Leigh Esq. shall be
j Is AZ ,sbo we hope, will End it convenien, 10
in'''I' md correct, by an avowal of his opinions
aS.I H. own lips, The errors ndus,riously crcu-
Is, ~ nv hisprejadiced opponents.
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a 'Yeacher Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN we'll quaiihed 10 instruct IN
IA the higher as we'll as the lower branches OF
Educ i,on, may hear of situation in the no'shbor-
mod Of Lynchbarg, by refcrenc. 10 the Editors oil
the Virgnlan.
Oct. 2. WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

Deg Cheap The Life OF Andrew Jackson, by
William Goblet, is advertised in the New No,k
papers-Pricc 81 cents Tor sirsle COPY or 81 per
hundred. Rather drug, we imagine, to the book
sellers, and an opiaie 10 lis readers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

CHOLERA.-Thi disease, at our last dates,
had abated somewhat Of its violence on the plan
ta;ions near Savannah, but its ravages were still
quite extensive among the colored population
Some alarm has been felt at MaysvIl'c, Ken.
from the occurrence Of three Of Cholera there
week before last Two of them terminated fatally.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

MFRS. LEFORD will com.
I7a mrncc on Monday 9Th inst a Boarding ond
Dpy School for Young Ladies, al the house OF Mr..
panueIl corner Of fourth and Cooke streets
TERMS.
Senior Glass $40 per session.
Junior do 10
French, Muse D,a@ng and Pointing ON mode
rote terms A class will he taught Rcadng and
Orthogropby, ct doIlar per month, payable N
ndvrncc.
Specimens Of Painting, References, &c. may b.
teen y ans on Mrs l.
Oct 9 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

e Gen. Jackson passed through Bo'etour'
county, IN the neigh5orhool of Finca'''e, on the
9Th IT.. (he day of the Stevenson dinner at that
p'ace) lie is sal to be in renewed health and
spirits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
Boot and shoe Vac,ory.

I'M VEsilE subscriber has taken tho
M stand that Nh Robot II.
u& h A@o Gray formerly occupied, drat duof
below the Posi- Once, where lie
intends carrying on the nhove business Ia all ils
val ious branches ieul thankful for tho liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 me by the public :
therefore solicit continuance of their lbernliiy
feel assured by long experience Ia the business
thni can execute work with neatncss, durability
and dispatch. pHlLO LACY,
Oct.9 81