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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22


Duel ExTRAoRDIEARY.-A lieutenant
in the Navy, while ascending the river in
a steamboat, became involved in a quarrel
with three persons from Arkansas, two of
them brothers. He was challenged by
one Of the brothers. and endeavored to
back OUT but the other party insisted on
having a fight, and a gentleman volunteer.
ing to be second to the officer, they went
ashore to settle their difference. At the
first fire the lieutenant received his adyer.
sary's ball in bis hip. and asked il he was
satisfied, to which his antagonist replied,
" no, not till one Of US is killed" They
took another shot and the lieutenant's adj
versary fell dead. His brother then insis.
ted on a fight. which the second of the
lieutenant e%ndeavored 10 prevent. They
fired, and the other brother was shot dead
The second of the deceased being ezra
ged with the lieutenant's second, shot and
killed him, and was in turn shot dead
by the lieutenant, who was conveyed from
the field much exhausted by loss Of blood,
and is now at Louisville, recove ring un-
der the care of his physicians. Thus four
men were left dead upon the field. We
give the above as we heard it from a res
pectable source, bu. forbear to mention
The names of the parties, as no good could
result from it s. we presume their relatives
have already been advised Of the facts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-22

A BEEF S~TEALER CAUGHT STEALING A
BEEF BY H BEEF iTsELF.-A friend re.
lates to us an amusing piece of thievery,
which took place not long since. not a
thousand miles from our goodly village :
Two persons undertook 10 steal a piece Of
beef from a neighbor who killed an OK,
and left it over night in his barn, suspend.
ed, with a stick between the TANKS in the
usual way. They agreed that one should
mount the cross stick and cut away, whilst
the other kept watch. He bad scarcely
commenced operations, when the stick
slipped from under him, the ribs closed,
and fairly locked him inside the carcase,
his arms extended above his head, and his
feet projecting from the neck of the ami
NAL his companion fed, leaving the pri
soner TO be released from his confinement
by the owner of the OK, who upon open.
ing bis barn, at sunrise, greeted him with
a hearty "good acknowledgement
Telegraph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
x..,.auaE PROPERTY,
For sale or lease.

,.,,,,, .ly,,hr, having recently purchased Fam,
and being deslrous to bestow more Vi MS a,''n
-, ., ittl,,n he can do under The present numerous
.,,,,,nent. he has on hand, offers Tor sdie ms
H.. and Lot in the town of Losings'oh' i''
- :, ,s.l.ss IN enter into a detail OF the many
,d,ar,aces and con.eniences this Improvement pos
-. h.. will however remark, that from lis ioca-
l,ty convenient and extensive Improvements, &C, "
:. ,a,,,inx one Of the very best and most desirable
.,,,,,ion. tor Tavern and store, 10 be iouha any
where IN the upper country. IL mas W." " -
Cav number OF wears bv the subscriber, as a'efh
and store and IL such Is very extensively hiio""'
The improvements consist. in part, oi large TWO
storv new Brick House, connecting two coihinoo'-
,us Wooden Tencmeuts together, botn OF winch az
nearly new Ia the first story OF the BRICK iiouse Is
store roonl fitted up in the best manner, Tor retail
inc Goods On the Lot, (Which contains Az acres OF
land in state OF the hIgehst improvement anu cut
tyatiop1 are three large and roonly Stables Two oi
which have been recently built,-thcse together WIN
the Carriage House Corn Houses, Ice House. olil
ces Kitchen, sc. &C. makes II one OF the most de-
s,r,c situations to be found any where, tor man o
business who wishes to unite the Tavern keeping
and Mercantile business together.
should an opportunity not present Itself, wheh
can sell the above Property, then would lease II
for not less than five wears, careful and respon-
sibc tenant, As the Property is very valuable, and
certainly equally desirable, am not disposed to lease
il to any one who is not altogether responsible IL
is therefore hoped none other willappy.
ANY communication the subject post PAID adj
dressed to me- this place, will be promptly attend
cd to. =. L. Ed Eo.
Ioynrston Nelson Co. Nov. 30 Wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14

.Siarc Ttodc.--John Batt,tc, mariner, who was
tried. some time ago, before the circuit court of
the United States Al Boston, on IA charge OF re-
ceiving and Transporting negroes on board an A.
merlCan vessel on the coast oi Africa, in violation
Of the act OF congress against the slave trade and
acquitted was again put upon his trial, at the late
term Oft the same court charged with voluntarily
serving on board an American vessel, which had
been employed in that business. BY the advice
OF hi. counsel, Mcssr,. Webster and Curtis he
withdrew his plea OF not guilty, and Submitted
himself to the mercy of the court. Evidence in
mitigation of punishment was received, showing
tina, Battise had for sixteen years stoned good
character--that the slaves were taken ON board
only as passengers, the captain and owner. OF the
vessels having no interest IN thcm--his earnings
only amounted to a few hundred dollars, and that
he had been two months in prison. Under these
considerations Baitistc was sentenced to fine OF
/ one hundred dollars and to be imprisoned thirty
days. The limit OF the pcnolt, authorized b, the
aci is fine of two thousand dollars, and in,prson
mcnt for two Years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
.v'OTIfE.

DY virtue OF a decree oil the Circuit superior
- Court of Law and Chlneery. Tor the County OF
Amherst pronG une.d ON the 9Th das oi April lc'h''
in the sun Prosssr Powell pitt against " llllam lop-
Ing Nelson Crawford. Leonard iienls. Abram Tar
aud others dets.. the undersigned who rs there
by appointed a Commissioned for the purpose, will,
on the I'd day Of December next, proceed, on the
premises, To SELL beginning with the tracts as herein
after enumerated aud selling onl, ~ much as ma,
be- necessary satisfy the purposes oil ,he sad de
cree.) to the highest bidder, tor ready money--that
Is tract OF land belonging 10 Abram Carter, lying
inthe County Of Amherst STYLED the Saw Mill Tract
~ Lot No. >, and adors Robert II. Carter and 9TH
.rs which contains el2 acres. Also another tract ad
Jolng the tract first mentioned, known by the name
oi the Lovelady Mountain, aud contain Isl acres
And the 3rd day Of December next, shall pro-
cred the promises, in like manner Ia sellio the
hig hest bidder, for ready money another tract of
land also belonging Ia the said \bram Carter. aud in
said decree mentioned. which is III The said County OF
Amherst. containing 100 acres, living between the
North aud South branches ofl}uilalue river and on
the Fork Mountains, adjoining the lands Of Aaron
llgyinbothaa and others.
THO. y. EUBA<k, Ic.
Sheriff Of inherst
NSv.Y tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14

Drrt Ar PARIs.-About the time that il VA.
nyston's letter To the Duke of l'roclic upon his
leaving Paris, that the American government
would make no apology 10 the French, an Ameri-
can and several officers of the French army, hap
pcncd to meet at public table, at rcstauracur
in Paris. The conversation turned upon the
existing relations between the United States and
France in which one OF the officers took occasion
TO speak Unexpectedly ofthc Americans general
ly-the American coollv replied TO hin,-thc
Frenchnan became more violent, and observed
contcmpuousy that - il he was near him he would
kick him into America at this the American
seized n bottle To throw at his head the persons
present intericrcd, and it agreed to meet the
next morning with pistols; the frenchman talked
OF twenty I've PAGES, the American of five the
matter was arranged at fifteen, that being the near
est possible distance the Frenchman could be
brought to. The nc Vt morning, as appointed, they
met and threw up for the first fire it decided
in the fronchman's favor. They took their places,
the Frenchman dressed in all the imposing para
phrrnaa of an officer of the national guard,
- with mustaohrs, thick and long, looking terrible
at the brooding storm :" the American notwitl-
standing undannted, stood firm, stript TO the shirt
The word was given, fire The Frcnchman
missed his mark--the American eyed coolly his
antagonist for a moment, curled his lip and fired
into the air. The American was Theo B.
Of La.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
NOTICE.,

DN virtue Of adecree al the circuit superior court
ID of law aud chancery, Tor the county OF Amherst,
pronounced the oh day OF September. lS:}5, III
which the undersigned, trustee OF the estate OF
Lucy Thunnond, dec ID. and others, plaintiffs,
and Philip Ihurnond, scmr., oncr, trustee Of the
same estate, William |. rhurnond and others, are
the defendants the undersigned appointed by the
said decree Commissioners for that purpose will as
thereby directed proceed, at Amherst courthouse,
the 4th day OF January next, To sell the slaves
belonging the said estate, to the highest bidder,
for cash. The slaves nine OF ten III number, and
believed to be very valuable consisting of Men, Wo-
men and Boys.
At the time and place, the creditors Of the
defendant " iam J. Thunnond, provided for IN
the said decree, invited to attend and receive the
provision made for them also, that the other disri-
bntces OF the sand estate also invited to attend III
like manner, and receive then proportions.
ADDISON TALIAFERRO,
JOHN THOMPSON in.
Commissioners
4 H., -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14

Valuable Negroes for Sale.

IJI virtue of deed of trust executed to the sub
- scribcr trustee, To secure a certain debt
therein mentioned, by liezckiah Daggs the 10Th
lay January, 1873 aud duly recorded IN the clerk
office of Bo,etourt county, will proceed, We'd
urslay the Wth day OF December, IS;}J to sell, to
the hgh hest bidder. for ready money, at the Boteourt
Springs, II OF l3 hkc, NEGROES. or SO MANY
thereof as shall satisfy said trust deed. Among the
number arc tour Men between the ages of IL aud 30
The others composed OF Women, BOYS aud Girls
1t is believed that seldom occurs that more Iikc "
OF Ncgroc, offered for sale than those men
toned above. Acting as trustee such title only viii
he made to the purchaser, is vested III the subscri-
Der, hN virtue OF sad deed.
EDWARD JOHNSTON, Trustee
Nov. % tADD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14

From LipERr,.-By an arrival, we lave re-
ceived the Liberia Herald of Aug 20ih. The
following are extracts.
grants-On the 9th inst, brig
Louisiana, Capt. Williams, arrived from Norfolk
Va. with 40 cmgrants, 3S fwhem, are Africans,
principally, we believe, from the regions of the
Nunez and Pongas. They 4 strollinc people.
A number of their countrymcn, and among then,
some aequaintnnccs, have found their way TO this
establishment. They were hailed by their redeem
I'd brethren, with the most extravagam expressions
Joy, embracing each other with the utmost cor
diality. 1t is thought that they will return to their
native country, but we think it doubtful as ,lov
are aware, that in that case, they would more than
likely be found again on board slave ship.
On the 18th inst. the Susan Elizabeth, Captain
Lawlin, arrived from New York-Passengcr, Doct
z. Skinner, Colonial Agent, and daughter, Rev
ar. Seys and family, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Mission, Rev. Messrs. Croker and Myn, and ladv,
of the Baptist Mission. We hail with Joy, the ar
sivsl at the passengers by this vessel
y On the 18th inst the schooner Harmony, Cap
tain. Pascal. from Baltimore, with 27 e,nigrant,
Tor Cape Pamas arrived This expedition hs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
Nov. IL

To Wills Frdnkiin and PoHy his m;f, p
nay Iardy, midow Of John 1aydy. d,,, JOa UT
Moss, anderson Moss, William r, Va.,, ',l'
bert {. Moss and Chariotte No,s w. 10
Young and Charity H. Young his r;t, :,
Charity II. Moss - ~ @t
TAkE NOTICE, that, on the ls,I a., ~
L Of December, shall, at the ,ayaa "u w.
of Jonathan A. Stout, in the county n, ,r
proceed, between the rising and sepy a, ' :,
to take the dispositions of Henry Franklin ,"J sun
ers, to be read as evidence in suit nou ""o ON
ON the Chanccry side of the county cour r r.
herst, in which | am plaintiff and you viii, AM 1
ers, are defendants. HENRY / po '"' o'''
Nov. l6 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
Shoes and Hats.
and Cutlery.
Groceries.

Gnnpo~der Imperial aud Black Teas;
Mocha, Java, Lagu,ra and Rio Coff~es;
Clarified Sugar, new aud beautiful article for ia
BILE usr; Loaf Sugar.
st. CrolN. Porto Rico aud New orleaus Sugars;
sugar House and West India Molasscs;
Champaign, tognao Apple and Peach Branches :;
Madeira. SICILY Madeira, Port, Muscat, Champaign
and Malaga Wines,
Salt Alum; Saltpctc; tllspicc Pepper Gin
ger. Nader; Indigo Cut Nails
Sole aud lpper Leather, &c. &c.
Anda great variety OF other Fancy and staple ar
ticies--all of which will be sold low Tor Cash. ex,
changed ior Country Produce, al market prices, and
To punctual customers, ona liberal credit.
Nov Ii 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
NOTICE.

virtue OF deed OF trust, executed bv James
- Rose 10 the subscriber. for certain nurnoses
therein specified, dated DIST March, 1885 and record.
ea IN the Clerks Once of the County Court of Am
herst, shall, on Saturday, the 10Th of Decembc,
next expose to sale, by way of public anction on tho
premises aliousc and Lot, in the town of New G,s
gov" at present occupied by Mr. David McAlc.an-
der as store and dwelling house.
Terms OF Sac-one third in hand and ,L -. J.,
oil the purchase money payable in one and two wears
III equal 'nsta'mcnts the purchaser securing the de-
terred nstamentsb, a lien onthe property.
Nov. ,nD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
POLITICAL.
rur YOUNG MoTHEA.

RY MRS. si6ouR>ft.
There Law upon its mother knee
La love supr.inel, biesi,
IA infa,, fair and full OF slee,
Causssins and carest,-
While Syrcn Hope, with gladnsss mid
And eve eerulea,r blue.
nent sweetly down 10 Kiss the child
And kissd the mother too.
Thcu Memory came. With serious men,
And looking back the While,
Cast such shadow o'ei the scene,
As dimru'd Affections smile
For still, 10 faney's brightest honis,
She gave hue OF care,
And bitter odours ting the flowers.
That vrcathed her sum, han.
But in the mothers youthful .enl
Each cloud OF gloom Is briei.
Too pure her rap,ur.d feeling. roll
To take the tint ot griei.-
Firm Faith. around her idol boy,
A radiant mantle threw,
And claimed TOT him higher J",
Than Hope or Memory knew.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
WILLIAM r. KRAUTfI,
w ATCH-MAKER. JEWELER AND SIT
NERSMITH,

Thre, doors be'or he Market House and nrorlv nm
poNte the Banks.
Il 'NkES this opportunity of informing his GUS
L tomcrs and the public, that he has lust returned
from the Northern Cities, and is opening
splendid assortment OF atcheS Jetrclry Piated and
BRITANNIA Udn and great many other articles
which are too numerous to mentlou-but he wonIJ
merel, observe 10 those who are wan,inr ia call nm
him before they purchase else where as he is de,er
mined TO sell low for cash.
n. B.-Clocks, Watches Jew.lrv and Sill.
Ware. made and repaired in the hes, manner and =,
''t sho,'es, ro''oo' w. T.. X.
October Is
RI tNkS lnp So,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
GIRLS WANTED.

uNTE\DlNt To commence Weaving very soon,
1 the Iynrhburc Manufacturing Company wish to
employ IL to IL girls, from - To IL wears of age.
To such wish to come from the country board will
be furnished, near the Factory, respectable IA
mily. All applicants must furnish satisfactory trsti-
monals OF good character, &c.
10. NORVEII, Az mt.
Ma,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Gu.
fee of the County Court of B,,li,,l OF
day, the I'd day OF November. 1895: VI Aoa.
Richard Foster and Clementine his wifi.
Clemcntlne Stone and John Wigcn,on anal m,mfrs
la his wife, formerly Masiella Stone Ia taste
Against MS
Andrew Smith aud Ezina his wife for,o..l
Stone, John Harrison and Zallnda his wifi Tins
ly Z2tnda Stone, Meredith Stone, Mahion sler-
and Joshua kinnett, and Apphia his wife TOM,
,ff''''' .,, behs
The defendants Andrew Smith aud Elm,
John Harrison and Zalinda his wife, Msrd.,a ,e WIFE
and Mahlon Stone, not having entered e'ons
ante aud given security according To tho 80, ppear.
sembly, and the rules of this court and !, Is
by satisfactory testimony, that they are mo-, r'shs
tants of this commonwealth, il is ordered Il laa'.
defendants appear here on the fourth Mondaa'a ' ,ad
uary next, and answer the bill of the plan,;S @'aa
that copy of this order be published in tba y. aid
an, paper published in the town of LyncIl' tsn.
two months successfully al poste.i .il. r'fs, or
of the Court house of this county 0R door
\ Copy-Teste
RO. {. MITCHELL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
LOOK HERE.

early application is made, the subscribe, v;u
It" great bargain in a desirable tract of Land
~ .'e county OF Franklin, Virginia, on large
5s',, '',ch AFFORDS compact body oflow grounds
~ En'h' OF winch is splendid Land J mile in lcnnth
ne "ho'e tract contains 9l5 acres about 700 We, !,
T'o"S great proportion good, and some sniend;d
,,,,,' ' ,"'"o' Persons wishing to purchase, can
"pl', '" 'he subscriber. at Rocky Mount, Franklin
''i''S' ''el''a' Terms very ACCOMMODATING
\, ,o BEVERLY SYDNOKs Jr.
- If 1T OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14

DIR. J. Rhea Barton, Of Philadcph has lately
performed an operation for the remedy Of an an
chyloscd or stiff knccd Joint, by which the limb
pre-, iousy bent to an acute angle has been reduced
nearly straight position, and the dciormty and
Inconvenience wholly or in great measure ren,ov-
ed. This is the second successful operation of
the kind which has been performed by this distn-
guishcd Surgeon, both Of them without the pale of
ordinary surgery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
Sep d

L RENClI Pickles. in glass lars:
Preserved Fine Apples, Lines, Orxugss;
Preserved Ginger, III china lars
tapers and Olives At - ceuts a bottle;
Pruues. IN fame, boxes;
Plums and Almonds:
Sugar Kisses. and a variety Of Candies;
Ornamental CANDIES:
Sugar Doves. Swans. Peaches &c;
Cheap French " mes, for families:
Old Madeira Wine, probabl, the oldest in mar
krr.
With a variety of other Goods-all gu reasonable
terms. HENRY BROWN JR
Bank Square.
he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
4 Teacher Wanted.

hNE VIII" can come satisfactory, recommc ndcd
~ as /" character and qualification. teach the
Latin and Greek, Rcssing, Wr,t,us, Geography.
El'mcn,s OF History, English Grammar, Exercises
III Composition and Arithmrtir, NAV obtain good
and profitable School b, earl, application To the sub
rcriber, ucar Amherst Court House.
}. PETrNJOIN.
Sep y /.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
WAS COMMITTED.

Two the Corporation Jail of I.ynchburs on the
18th daNoi Sept, 1885, a black man, runa-
way slave, who calls himself SAM, who says he
brongsto gentleman by the name of Samuel Bur
ford of Chesterfield county, and hired the present
wear To Mr. Henry Poguc of Richmond Had on
when committed. casinett coat, dark grew home
spun vest, white homespun pantaloons. shoes, aud
black hat.-The SAID slave five feet ten inches high
has no scars, but his legs broken out very much
The said slave having been advertised, according to
law. one month at the door of the courthouse IN
lynchburg and the owner thereof not vet claiming
him, notice is hereby gwen that unless the owner do
come forward and clam the said slave within four
months after this advertisement shall cease which
will be six weeks from this day 9th November 1885
then the SAID slave will be sold according to law.
HENRY BENNINGTON, Sergeant,
q the Corporation Of Lynchbmg.
~ The Richmond Uhig ,W insert the ADORE
"e'kiysr ,ceek, aud forurd their account 10 this Of
fee. H. ~
Nov. ; 6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14
NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate OF
"A the late James Duicl. decd, requested to
bring them ior~ ard properly authenticated, for set
tl-nent aud al ustmcut, and those indebted to SAID
estate, are respectfully solicited to call and pay.
BENJ WILkS. 1dm'r. Of
James DnFi, decd.
Dee. 10 ot
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"A TanYard
TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS.

~ convenient establishment, within one
-, ",''e OIL Lynchburg, on the main road lead
~; NY 10 amherst Court House. This place, from
,oe.'on' ana advantages, offers ample induce-
ments to any person wishing to embark in the Tan
mag and Butchering Business. There are more than
81 acres of land, upon which is n comfortable
Dwelling liouse, Kitchen, Sprino House. Currying
rouse, Bark House. Slaughter House, and Sta
bic, with a sufficient number of V,ts Cor an extern
; ; business. great bargain can be had, and
immediate possession given.
Nov. 10 us
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEaRoEs

FOR CASH.
Is C a"aue o, decree Of the Circuit Superior
\eIso nonr' OF La" and Chancery. for the county OF
Rran," pronounced IN the case Of Dold and wife vs.
dav nr .. .ne october term 1885 SHALL on the j.:
IN the town of Lovinsston, sell 70 rho highest bidder
J casn the Negroes that may be allotted to Landon
"nn '''nes ID. Brent out ofthcr fathers estate, or
"s many as viii be sufficient to raise the sum men
one sand decree, (Which is over six thousand dol
Brsn, don nt negroes belonging the of jane
and likely, consisting ofMen, Womcn' Boy, and Girls,
=, JOHN WHITEHEAD. Conn
Ho'' - Will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14

Mr.. John T.Fros, ofDonaldsonsils, Lonisiana
was recently fined i've hundred dollars for biting
of his neighbors nose. II snot often, that men get
SO well paid for having their bitten by Jack
Frost. Louisville Journal
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4 dear load NJ Itood.-A Miss Woodbas lair
|. recovered, in London court, S2O o0O for breach
OF marriage contract. This a Southern editor calls
a " dear load of Wood"
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II IEflchGl. u1xllfed.

4 MAN from Is I" 40 years of age OF good mora
character, aud who is ~sllqualited to tcach thc
branches usual, taught IN this country ma, hear of
a situation, an application TO Mr. Jolu Carey OF
l.,nchburg. Letters must be post paid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-14

Fiesehi promises TO make, on his uial, rcvela-
tins that will astound, he .a,s, France and the
whole world.