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image so as 10 make vessel of twice The or
unary height.-Somctimes the image me,
me o'Jfct vessel a, thu top of its mast. and
,o'hers was high in the air above it, The
phenemenon lasted above an hour, with a
constantly varying character.
~, ne mirage is doubtless the origin ofihe
lying Duichman, and under variety of
, ,u was source ofsupersti,ious terror UNI
w within The last fifty years, since which
.a mo IL mas become an object Of scientific in>
vesiISa'ion, and is now reduced 10 deiioiie
laws, and Can he produced at pleasure on n
SINAI! scale. II is the effect of a double re-.
rac'ion through stratum OF air of irregular
density. Those Who are interested in the
subject will better understand it by referring
10 Brewster's Letters on Natural Magic. ms
IL Is there explained by plates C. G.. p.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-08
READING LAMPS.

These Lamps are getting into very
general use. They emit briIian,
light, but are so constructed by means of
a shade, as to protect The eyes from is
effects.
A Tierce Of Lamp Oil,
Very superior, winter strained, just
received.
LONDON PORTER,
Received and for sale by
JOHN B. GARRETT.
Stanton, June 2. 1896.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-08

As0CaOE w. Es. Blair
HAVING located himself on the main
road leading from Miitr's Iron Works
to Jebnings's Gap, Mills from the
former place, will continue the practice
of Medicine. Always at home, unless
professionally absent.
Nov. II, lS36.-Gt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

OF Missouri into the Union, and the opinions he
was known TO have expressed to the ri ht Of
congress To eglslate on the subject Of slavery in
The District Of Columbia were of themselves snni-
r"nl 10 prevent him from voting for him. il
was moi sufficient 10 maintain thai il bad poll
~ To lrgisaio on the subject. He was in favour
Ut judge White. who denied the right 10 lcgislatc
On tho subject al ALL lie said he could not submit
tbs subject to tho discretion ofanv one. We were
100 deeply Interested, IL submit it's control
10 any human being, whose feelings and opinions
were 80 different from On this subject hc
should say hut little. On it Southern men feel
acnirlv. They are sensitive, when strangers or
those not Immediately Interested touch it. Yes,
said Mr. G. it is delicate subject No rude
hands, in this particular, should touch volcano.
that MY be ignii.d h, single spark. and spread
drSolatlon and blood around us. But if ] had no
other objection TO Martin Van Buren,, it would b.
sufficient with me that am well convinced THAI
hr is sustained by ncarl, tho whole body of of
hcc holders Anolhcr and paramount objection to
Inn IS lhat he is substantially the nominee Of the
present Chief Magistrate. This, Mr. G.. said I
am asked 10 prove. The allegation has been
mado by thonsands-Thc letter of the President
to Parson Gwini prcsumpiivc evidence of the
tact Who can doubt, after what has recently
transpred in Tennessee, that his influence is IN
discu,sedlv eAcrcd in favor of Martin Van Blu
well known before the Baltimore Convention met,
and lately he has openly adopted, in Tennessee,
"A course, rs ust said, that shows disposition, on
his part 10 direct public sentiment as 10 the cleo
ton. When You reflect that wo have in the Uni
ted States, at tins time, tens OF thousands of active
mon, fed nj public expense, dependent the will
oi tho executive for bread, how greatly, . how
greatly, IS this interference ,obr dreaded Faith
nl History has told us. thai interference has taken
place in other countries by the chief rulers to
hc'r s"ccrssors--bnl u President here, openly re-
commanding successor, rs mnhom the justifea-
tan 81 previous example. could if disposed.
say more but torbnar-l will only add, that |
have expressed my sentiments freely. am
against conceaments II there be any portion Of
the human mind, moro cslimable than all others,
il IL that which compromises with no error, aud is
Too elevated to encourage deu,ion FOR the sake of
Dglorious advancemcn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13
Commissioners Sale of Land

IN pursuance of decree ofthe County Court OF
Il Bedf rd pronounced at September Court. 1876,
in case therein depending between Ewing &c.
against Ewing. &c" the undersigned, a Com
missioner appointed by said decree, for the purpose
will proceed to sell, on the premises, Saturday
the 12d day of October, certain tract or parcel OF
Land living and being in SAID county on the headwa
Ter, of Oter RIVER adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Nan
CIV Ewing Mary Ryan, aud others, containing two
hundrrd and eleven acres. The above Land will be
sold on a credit Of one and two years the purchaser
giving bond and approved security and deed OF
trust ON the land to secure the pure base money. y
considerable portion OF this land IS well adapted 10
The cuiture OF tobacco and worthy the attention OF
planters Title believed to be indsputabe, but the
subscriber will only convey the same, with warfan-
tv against himself, and ali claiming by, under OF
through him NICAJtlt DAVIS Jr. OF Liberty
n, q 2w
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MASONIC NOTICE.

We Funeral ol our late brother, Thomas II
Johnson will be preached at the residence of
ms mother, III the county of Campbell, near Capt.
odln e. Claws. on SUNDAY the 10th Octobcr-thc
brethren of Liberty Lodge No. o. and all regular
Nlasons are specially invited TO attend and Join this
Lodge in Procession.
by order OF Marshall Lodge No. 80
THOMAS MCKINNEY, Scc'y.
October u 81
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Try. FLETCNER 4. TOLER.
TERMS.
r+"7He LyMchbNrg VirgiMi0n"

:, ,-nted tirice ,ceek, at 81 per annu, payable in
jpanc, No paper ,cH be discontinued, (but at The
The fdtors, until all drrtardges are paid.
.. ~ ~ ADVERTISEMENTS ,cW be inserted at
IN I,,ts per Squire, for less The first time and 314
~ ~, IA, each continuance. Those from distance
"s, BE- paid for previously 10 their insertion, miess tie
,"yn,ut be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchbmg' =, pr,.. 49,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

rANAL CONTRACTORS will he furnished. on
~ the most reasonable terms, with Ames' Superb
or Shoyeis and Spades; long handle Shovels; Crew
Bars, Picks; Axes, Smiths Tools Naylor & Cos.
Cast Steel all sizes Nail Rods Drill iron aud
other lron OF almost every descrpton-and every
other article in the Hardware line. they are parcu
arly invited to give us call.
". n. RICiIA RD& CO.
April II
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EXTE.N.SIT'E SALE
DRY GOODS, aRocER1Hs. HARD.
WANE. &c.

R,ow " nv, h.n;"n h. u sne aS'e 81 iahnn'
was anticipated the Store house. which is nearly
opposite the Banks. will be opeped, in pursuance Of
former advertisement. on FR,p,y. the LIST of July
audhe valuable assor,m.n Of Goods nrod Co.. .,,s
/ By retail or in lots to suit purchasers for CASH At
the most reduced prices.
h The Executor, who is desirou, of closing the bu-
as soon as possible is aware the necessity Of
Offering great inducements to the public in order 10
hasten sales and will expect to satsi, purchasers
that decided bargains mae h. had for cash rho
ned c,r."'o Is one OF the most valuable ana va
the princ;nI embracing nor ohiy ,afse supply OF
most every artjc,e IN sr.,,, ,na ~ hs,,oss oans,;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-13

T Wli.I,,HtEaNTsCES w ANTED. I!
L Years OH, ,aNe or 4 Apprentices from II to |.
king trade ~ learn the Saddler's aud Harness ma
Sept Is JOHN c. S1ACKLEFORp :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-18
August ! |

To Charles Uhiteiy and Nelson 4. Thompson,
Executor Of indcrsm Thompson, decd.
'nAkE NOTICE that on the 10th day of Sep
- tcmbcr, 1886, AT the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court oi Law and Chancery for the
county OF Bedford, in Liberty, in said county, |
shall take the dispositions of Mrs. Catharne Wood
and others to be read in evidence on the trial ola
suit IN Chancery. now depending and undetermined
IN said Circuit superior Court of Law and Chance
ny, for said county of Bedford whereinI am plain
tlll and you are defendants. If from any cause
the taking OF the said dispositions shall not be com
pletcd on the above named day, | shall continue ia
king them from day 10 day, (Sundays eNceptcd) un-
I'll completed JOHN STIFF.
Aug. / WHY
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The 1otctourt Fall Races for 1896.

nNER the Big Lick Course, will commence on
~ Tuesday the Oh, September, and continue
for -four days
First Doy-A Sweops'ako for colts and l''es,
3 years old, mile heats, entrance 800 forfeit
$50 !; tn name and close the lst September.
Second Doy-A Post Stake, free for all horses,
, mile heats, entrance 500; 10 name and close
the evening of the 9th.
Thru Day-Jookey Club Purse, $500 3
mile heats, entrance $40.
Iomth Day-A Sweepstake for colts and i'll
lies, 3 years old, , mile heats, entrance 300 !;
forfeit $50 tonamc and close the Ist September.
Same Ddy-A fine Saddle, Birdie, &c. will be
run for by saddle horses
The Jockey Club Purscwil be paid 10 the VIII
ncr free of discount.
Good stables and litter furnished ior thirty hor-
SEES Gratis SAMI4. G.. ADAMS.
Aueusl II tdr
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WILL. commence on Tuesday, the 2Oth Sep
w iember and continue ioni days.
lst day-A stake for colts and FLIES, ) years old.
9 mlle heats, 800 entrance, $50 forfeit, FIVE sub
scrbers aud closed.
PascLal Bulofd names b Ro~ley, by Star.
William \. Haynes " b { Daniel Star by Star
Charles W. Mcthnahan,
Isaac H. Olive, names b = Travis, by Star
William T. HAYNES" b Ned Collier by Murat,
2nd day-pfoprletor' purse 5000 two n,ils heats
entrance fifteen dollars.
ID day-Pursc 900, twomlle beats Sl5 entrance.
ith day-Jockcy Club Purse $3.50 thrco mile
heats, entrance 30 dollars.
The money for each day's race, will bs paid TO tho
winner subee, TO the usual discount.
Good Stables aud litter furnished for race horses
gratis MELVILLE TAIBOTf ~.
August
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DIR. PETERS

EGEI'lBEE ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
TUE J. Fils enrirch of Vegetable
taken the
hshl heeeh'~m thu aud of all bou.
pla'nts rh"S act spr,dynpon the Liver when
do", carrying oil large quantity of te, through nucuce
Iu An
would produce either Jauudcr, Complaint bilious
fcN" Fever aud Nvur, afcl,on
MI nIorrut q" the unveils they like
the Proprietor
hrri, N the uNuries OF the table they Invaluable
can uso hem all periods. without
{" Southern cI'- should
take some oi 'c il with them Their
impaired Tor climate. No family should
Phi them, taken he
"o vi much suffering
' :" he"Pne up arruar prauc action o the stomach aud
h"Nos he absorbed mingled blood
1utds
confident that person who these rdls
after feel willing To he without Tho
but the 'e, nigh epaat,"n Dr. has acquired the
OF the PATENT VIA FABLE MEDICINE SToMAruICE IN
hIPA1lt L. Tor the al Dyspepsia aud LAYER complaints
though suhciru those wshng make 81
rdeut that docs not with health, oppose
1r, T. Wishes distinctly
b"nhco qualities independent their
aud deo'trneu thu
h'"hs thu strengthening the patient while they
Medicines
"eS hnlc the patient aud their repeated lays
hhll"n 81 'lphg Catalogue Of Chr0rio diclscs
n fh''fr been cdneNed under the Amer,c
"ho European Medical p'o@sshs, aud pIRcussd his
many wears IN the south, Where diseases
character prevail conefs hh,fr we'll Qualified to nudge TIN,
nature OF diseases IA lie"t To wntm climates.
Prepared by Joseph rrcsy Peters D. r. H. G. + NJ at hi,
reners "" l9 Liberty street New Nutk inventor and
potnr. Eseh box contains ro't, Pills. pricc 80 cent.
u - fresh supply ct the above Medicines lust
received and for sale by DAVID X. LYMAN. and
can be had IN almost every town IN the State
Feb. p wlom
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$50 REV AkD---POCkET BOOK
LOST

IN Thursday last in Lynchbug OF between that
~ place and Nathaniel II. Prices. in Bedford
ON the turnpike road, lost a small red morocco
Pocket Book, containing about Sl50--rhrcc $50
notcS-two nes, and several SIUs-all whic II notes
except the two SOS, had Just received from the
arlnerS' Bank-therc were in the Pocket Book
likewise several valuable reccipts-onc of 5000, ilst
gwen me by Geo. ID. \ J. II. Dayis-rhe above
reward will be given tor the delivery of the Pocket
Book and contents to me, living IN Bedford. or If II
be lett with MeSsrs. Geo. ID. 4 j. Il. Davis i'm
Lypchburg. ALEXANDER p. PRICE.
August H. z,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Lands near Lvnckb,tr"

DIRSCA\r TO decree OF Hastings the Cour,
L for the Corporation of Lynchburg, pronoun-
ccd on the lth day Of August 1896, in IA Chance
ry suit therein depending, between Anna Anthon,
Plaintiff, and Charles l.. Moshv and others, De-
PENDANTS the undersigned, the Commissioner in
said decree named will on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1880, on the premises, expose to SALE by
way OF Public Auction, the three following valua-
BILE TRACTS OF LAND, situated in the coun-
" OF Campbell, near the town of Lynchburg, and
belonging TO the estate Of Christopher Anthony.
deceased, viz:
ONE TRACT containing IA acres, more or
less, purchased by the said Christopher Anthony
OF John NJ. Otcy.-This tract is represented to be
heavily timbcred, and of good soil
ONE TRACT supposed to contain between
800 and 100 acres, but the exact quantity will be
ascertaIned by survey, previous to the day of
'ae,) bounded by the lands of ohm Percival, MI
calah Davis, Freedman Moore, Qate Judge Dam
icls,) and others. This tract lies but few mile.
below Lynchburg, on the main stage road, ha,
upon 1t plantation in high state of improve
ment by Lime, Clover, &c; a Vineyard of choice
Grapes, and exccllen, Orchards.
ONE TRACT containing 1874 acres. more or
less, situated on the head waters of Opnosum
Greek, adjoining the lands of Lambeth and 9TH
crS, and being the same purchased bv the said
Christopher Anthony of George n CabclI.
TERMS OF SALE. For the first ment;on
ed tract OF II acres, cash will be required TO the
extent OF the debt and interest in said decree mcn-
toned, as due to the said John NJ Otev, and the
expenses OF the sale of that tract. For the hal.
anee OF the purchase money Of that tract, and for
tue whole OF the purchase money of the other two
tracts a credit of 3, II and Is months, (eoual in
stalments,) will be given, die purchasers civnr
bonds with good personal security, and the title to
the lands to be retained as further security.
CllALES l.. MOSBY, Comm'r
Aug. II t15S
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EARrHaUAKE IN CAL,gRIA.-The Journal DIES
Deux Sicl'es gives the details of Il trcnendou, earth.
quake on the night othc ? ith pril, whicldcsola-
cd the district OF Rossano in Upper CaIabria TN,
whole OF that part OF the country more or less.
sustained disasters but it felt most severely in
the commnneS OF Rossanu Il Crosia In IN, iorm.r
Tue shock was instanancously followed by the fall
OF the houses; in the latter not one tenement, re-
manned; 1872 individuals have persisted, ami 24o
have been severely hurt The inhabitants of
whole comn,unes fastened with lautlabc alacrly
with their magistrates and med cal men, TO the as
sis'ancc OF the inhabitants, and the scene was a(
n'c'ing IN the extreme. The populace and the aI
thof'tics digging from under the dead bodies. or
NOSE nearly crushed to death, amid the eroans of
the s"iierers-thc anXieties-tl,c lamentations
ana the despair OF those who had themselves e.c,p-
co. out were seeking for relations or friends with
scarcely better hope than to receive ,ho;r I,s,
breath Public charity did all that j, co,ld IN az
lofd immediate succour TO people suddenly dcnr;v-
ed OF shelter, raiment and food The Journal do
Naples contains a statement which it thinks bow-
ever may be exaggerated by the natural terrors of
the Imagination in such catastrophe--,hat At tine
moment the shock was f II, an ignted meteor was
seen along the shore OF the Calonpezgal,. IN tho
''''h VI large hdmlngbean'sibatlon long & deep clefts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-18
Prince Edward Races.

'INllF. Races over The Prince Edward Course,
will commence, on Tuesday, the 18Th Sep
I, nber next, aud continue three days
FIRST DoV-A Swccpstako FOR three year old
colts and iIIies, mile heats, fifty dollars entrance,
half forfeit, four subscribers and closed
MERIT Talbot enters $ Mary jordan, by
Charles, dam by Whip.
William \. Goodc enters b Lucy Kenny, by
Rinado, dam by Madison.
John Bailey enters b White Stockings, by
Wechank, dam by Janus.
Thomas l.. Arlington enter, Ii Rnaldo, by
Rmaldo, dam hy Snap.
Sccond Day-.Iockey Club Purse $780, , mile
heats, SO entrance.
Third Dny-A Swecps,ake for colts and Gllics,
mile heats, fifty dollars entrance, play pay, Two
or more to make race, TO name and close the lst
September, 10 which two entries.
William \. Goodc enters b by Rmaldo, dan,
by tlo,izcl
John Bailey enters
Race horses furnished with stables and litlcl
gratis. WILLIAM A. GOODE, Pror.
August II 1T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-18
POLITICAL.


BY MRS. L. n. sIGouRsEr.
The hero has his tame.
lis blazen'd on his tomb,
BIT earth witholds her glad acclaim.
And iro~ns in silent gloom:
Ills footsteps on her breast
Were like the Simoom's blast,
And Deaths dark rava2es attest
Whereer the Conqneror past.
BY him her harvest sank,
Ilef famish'd hocks were slam,
And from the iount where thousands did"h
Game gushing blood like rain
For Inn no requiem SIGH
From vale or grove shall s"aii,
But flowers oNuiting lift 'hcir eye,
Where tse proud spoiler fell.
Look at you peaceful bands
Who glide the glittcrlng share.
The quiet labor OF whose hauds
Doth make Earth. bosom lar.
For them the mel, perfume
From ripen'd fields doth flow,
They bid tho desert rose To bloom,
The Wild with plenty glow.
All happier thus TO prize
The humble, rural shade.
And like our Father in the skies
Biest Natures work to AID,
Than famine and despair
Among mankind TO spread,
And Earth our mothers curse 10 bear
Down to the silent dead.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-18
WOOL CAIsDINC

INllE subscriber has taken possession OF the Wool
L tARpiNG EsTABLIsHMENr, near the Ford at
lNnchbnrs, occupied the last year by William
Thurman, and has, with great care and labor fitted
up two Machines in complete order, for caidng Wool
IN the incest manner. lie has engaged Mr.. CYRUS J.
Iydick, $50 tavorably known to the public as a first
rate Wool Cardcr) to supcrlntend the establishment
who will. at all tunes, be found at the Machine, to
receive " DOL, and deliver Rolls.
lie soIicts share of public patronage and pledo
Sc himself 10 use every cndcmor to give perfect sal
isiaction.
O. Wool should be nicely picked of every ex
haneons matter, before sent To the Machine.
" Price OF Carding, 10 cents Der H. Fo,
Caromg aud Greasing, i2d cents.
WILLIAM L. ISBELL.
Juy7 uor,
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y r. " EST 4 BIZ II Nj j. n Il
rOUEQUREAN d PALMER,
SIGN or TIiE
ROY ~ <.DLDE.v .NORT.FR.

N he Bfick I'enem,nh II Fac dpors bciou he Post
DNct, dud betirecn Il. H. NotuHs fmcg Dry
Good Storc and THURMAN ANIL Sthooif,ffs Hrd=
tdrc establishment
ANlNG entered into 90 partnership, ior the
pnfpos" ot cary ing ON the ApotheearN aud
Druggist business III thus place take tins method
al informing ON hIend, lnd the public generally,
that We arr NOW receiving aud opening, dneet from
baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York an cutlre
INV assortment oil
fn,sn ,Np GINr,Nt Mrnlc,Nrs, DHuus, PANTS,
oILs, DlE-Srrrrs, SuKotoN's INSTRUMENTS,
&c. II.
comprising all the newest aud most approved articles
III use, NIL oi which have been recently selected with
rtcat cart hS oue OF the tlm
As nr determined p sell ON accommodating
ierms, especial, To large ,dcaIcis, particularly
invite Ply scian, and country Merchants give Il
call.
Orders from distance promptly attended to, put
up III the most careful manner, and forwarded with
the grcnleA despatch We solicit 4 share OF the
public patronage.
THOMAS 4. Fol RQI RlsAN.
REUBEN u, PALMER.
\. B.-Nc have lust received aspicndId new SO
ia Apparatus wnch viii be IN lull operation IN a few
DAYS. Iol RQl Rl\N X PALMER.
June - Is
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IH-A Stake for Coli. and Fillies. 3 years old,
two mile heats subscription $500, forfeit $50, TO
name and close lat September THREE or more Il"
iuske Il race.
linda stake for Colts aud Fillies, , years old,
Two mile heats subscription 800, forfeit Sloo, To
name and close lst September now three subscn-
bcrs.
3rd-A Stake for Colts and Fllics. 3 year, old.
mile heat, subscription 500, half forfeit, TO name
and close AZ above three or more to make q race
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
July II WITS
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DYSPErSIA!


NM PETERS MfplClN A., STOMAtICE 1T llEPA1iCA
~ n6med by chym,oa analysis and -ynh0,s OF
mate 'ogci'h" principles numerically Acknowledged
totally ce-od til" ocNnr other emydy
mod.
above Diseases found
Spleen aud ~ Jas.d,ot,
Among tho symptom. Fl Dy,peps aud livsr
naHebct ouncss burning the siomaoh mrauohoiy
b,, grsosho taste IN the mouth, 81
be,os thirss et teslh wenkue,s tho stomach
III" stomach after meals III. head 'n1,or
rsniu OF mind attended ih loss Of
the stomach when chlness phrcon Of
aud sskne
Ia thu aide hrsn,t,A
Ihaso Medicines been
in"u have them for thor patients AMER
L..-Ls .IL I.... -l.II .I.I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-18
TRUST SALE.

virtue oi deed of trust executed by Joseph
- Dillard, bearing date the LIST of August, le2o,
and duly recorded in III Clerk office OF Amherst
county coui the subscriber viii, Saturday the
21h OF the present month (tagusD offer for sale to
the highest bidder. for cash, at William Nj. Waller s
Mill, the tract OF Land IN said deed mentioned which
~ described Is being IN the county oi Amherst, aud
lying on the OF Lutte Piney River aud King
Creek and adloins the Lands OF Edmund Massc,
james Campbell and Joseph Goode, and is supposed
to contain $50 acres. This Land is rich Mountain
Tobacco Land. and deserves the attention of Plan
icrs.-Thr subscriber will only convey the title
cd IN him by the deed under which he acts, though
that Is believed to he good.
lucas 7. THOMPSON, Trustee.
august ids
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Boarding for Young Ladies'.

Mrs. ANN F.IRNINE can accommodate, and
I'1 Is willing 10 receive INTO her family as boar
dcrs, such young ladies' may come to I.ynchburg,
tpr the purpose OF attending the schools. Her resi-
dcncc is on the hill near the Court lIouse-and
her apartments ANY and commodious. The terms
OF boarding will be such as usually charged in
tins place.
August Is It's
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tore up and destroyed the 6elds-,hat The SC" 'e-
tired III PAGES ON one side and advanced the same
distance ON the other-and that on the shore were
found volcanic matter, 4 fish oispeoes unknown. To
the fishermen OF the country. II appears that the
same shock was felt nj Gfnosa IN the province Of
Oranio. and a, Crac, in the province oi Basl-
cat, where som. houses were thrown down.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-18
New TailOrin" Establishment

INiiE SUBSCRIBER bcgs leave 10 ntorm tho
citizens OF Lynchburc, aud its vicinity, that he
mas taken the stand formerly occupied by Hem
~ iiail next door to James c. Hunt & Co.'S. Drv
Goods store, aud opposite Dr. Howell Davies;
wnc'e lie intends carrying on the above business in
all its branches.
lie respectfully solcits share of the public p,t
'""'se' ana pledges himself that no cxcrtions on his
part shal' be wanting to merit the same.
July II uf,