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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
d. ROBES, CTR
CoMMlssioNrR'a OrFicr.

Lynchbuig, January 30th, 1887. !
The parties interested, viii take notice that |
shall, ON Friday, the 3l,t day of March ncNt,
proceed 10 take the accounts directed by the fore
gong or Ter OF court, on which day. al the hour
OF ~ O'Clock IN The morning, thy are reque ted
- attend at NV off e, in tbs Town. VITA their
accounts, vouchers aud pools, and copy OF
the court p1pers, prepared for examination and
settlement 81 WATT Cnr,r
February WHY
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NOTICE.

VIE subscribers are now n,,,,f.
Il cordage and Irvine, on new n na,'lus
and eXPee! to keep good snpn l"' ! pan
cry lhlng IN that line of business that y, eg'
y wanted IN thls section Of the country 'l ~
our INV m' ,ro' 10 .nauee purchasers from The oua
oil our wofk and prices, 10 deal In tbi, ,nadrIY
ii is useless 10 parieularise We nlafSei-
ry size Irvine and Rope ofConn,ry Hue HUE eve.
are al.o manufacturing Cordage of a'a,,I,.
out OF Manila Hemp, equal IN on,,,,, e! End.
low as can be bought in other martn, ~ ana as
al. making Cotton Seine Twne Co,,o, We are
pr'ng Twine, and Carprt Chain IN vn. rap
rlor style Plough Lnes, range from ~. ~ snpe,
TO 81 so: Bed Cords, from three 10 fapr - s cents
by the quantity We wish to purchase ; ;oana'
dla,ey, '9r le spring trade, five or SIX lon" 'ei
Tooa hi, mel,eeahea country Hemp Tor Winch
'nc l's"e'' 'iia'Ae' PIlce wi be paid 4i
January 6 otNplff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23

4 L a lieut. superior court OF law and chan.
"A Gerry, continued aud held for tn Town Of
Bynrhbui = a. thv aaprihonse IN SAID town. on
tie "a day Of February, 1888, setting al Il court
ehaneerf
Walter Fitzgerald, Administrator &c boni, non
o. John Aathony, decd, the same Walter Flil
gerald and Mary h, wife, late Mary Anthony,
William S. Gilmore and Diana hi, wife, hale Dl-
ala Tngg, John Trst, Ahram rrigg aud Dorm
Trigy, chldlen OF Sally Tfigg, late Sally An.
taony which said John, Abram and Docla are IN.
finis under the age OF twenty-one years, who
sue by Walter Fitzgerald their next fucnd.
Jimes CobSs and Elizabeth hls wife, Thomas
5. Bennett and Susan hi, wife, William Al
tlony, James Anthony, Sally Anthony, Bepia
MN Anthony, which said Elizabeth, Susan.
William, James Sally and benjamin, are the
children and heirs nj law Of john Anthony, dec,
Donald Frazer and Juhal Jane la. wife, Lodo
wick Brciic AMI Maud, his wife, Sarah NJ An
thony, Albert G. Anthony, Harriet a. Anthony
and El1 lbeth NJ. Anthony, which Jubal Jane
Matilda, Sarah, Albert O., Harriet A, and Eliza.
beth, are the children and heirs of William An
.ons, aud which sand Sarah NJ, A bert G., llar
ret a., and Eliza NJ, are Infants under the age
oil 'weniy-onc, who sue by Their neat friend Wal
t;r Fitzgerald, Plaintiffs,
Mark Anthony, james {. Anthony, Abncr
Anthony, Abner Anthony, Charles Anthony,
William Organ, administrator of John NJ. Or
gan. deed, Defendant,
This cause came on this day to be heard on The
bills, answer Of the defendants Mark Anthony
James {. Anthony, and William Organ, ad
minislralor OF John NJ. Organ. decd. aud
upon the sulpGna awarded IN tins cause al
the 81 day Of July, 1881, which appear, 10 have
been duly executed on The defendant Charlie.
Anthony, and the subpoena awarded on the Gil
day OF August, 1892, which appears to have been
duly served on the defendant, Abner Anthony
exhibits, examinations of witnesses, and WAS al
gued by counsel, on consideration whereof, The
court doth order that one OF is commissioner,
do take an account OF the administration Of lht
estate OF John Anthony, decd. by John Ofgln
the late administrator, and by Walter Fil1serald
the present administrator de bon,s non, aud maxi
report thereof 10 the court, with any mat
tiers specially stated, thought pertinent Aim eli
or required by the parties 10 be SO stated
\ Cory -Testc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
Ian FOR S AEE

" Tx r oT a deefe7 pToN00nIcI bY he
I'D county conrl of BE Iiord, at The December
term. 1886. The under ,l1ncd, who is thereby
appointed COMM >Sloner, Will on Saturday, the
llth day o March neNt, offer for sale to the high
e'l bidder on The premises, upon a credit OF l. =
and years, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security and ler uron the Land 10 Sc
nnr., lin. nnNtnnn1s a n1rt II H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
TERMS
The terms per session. are

TERMS.
The terms per session. arc
For Onhograrhy, Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic, S 7 80
For English Grammar, Geography and
History, 10 90
For tie Latin and Greek Languages,
Mathematics, and the Sciences, - so
In addition TO the above studies instruction
will be given IN The French aud Spanish Lam
guages al IS, and in Oriental Languages, a.
IS per session.
The year will be divided into two sessions,
the first commencing the lst Of January, and
closing the 3l>t May: the second. the l,t OF
June, and closing the 2 lth Of December. A va
cation of six weeks will be given in The COURSE
Of the fall.
Those who enter al an advanced period of the
term, will only be charged Tor the portion Of
time that remains: but 10 deduction Will be
made on account OF absence.
The tuition Is payable in advance.
Boarding can be obtained in respectable IA
miles, in the neighborhoo1, on reasonable
terms.
The subscriber having pursued regular Lite
rary and Professional course Of slGdies and de-
voted some tine 10 the instruction of youth
feels confident that he Will be able 10 meet The
expectations of his patrons.
LOUIS +. KLlPSTElN.
January Is Is
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NEMAGE &CnNO0

u E1aA q L &C7pOON.
I'ht subscriber will on the 9TH day OF March o,o
a school on the hill, in the house formerly ncn,
pied ny MISS harla Victor. The following 6rancLo
will he taught VIZ Grammar, Gcoeraphy a5,t az
uG history and the Rudimens of Natural Philosonbv
Chemistry aud Rhetoric. 9't'Y
ed az NO. MARIA RITuaPncON"
Eshsuar5 Is
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Commissioners Sale on
Slaves &c

n pursuance OF decretal order of the circuit
Il superior couIt OF law and chancery, for the
town OF Lynchhurg, pronounced on the 18th
day Of October, 1896, in ,ut therein depen-
ding under the sly lie Of SanGed vs. Jones. the
undersigned, The Commissioner therein named,
Will, on The 23d day OF February 1887, at the
Market House, III The town of Lynchburg ex
pose to sale by way public auction, for rea-
dy money, the following slaves, namely Mary,
Sam and George; and so soon as the sale ol
SAID slaves Is completed, the under> igned will,
on the same day, AT the dwelling house ooupied
by Charles l. Jones, ir the town Of Lynchburc
IN virtue OF the same decretal order, expose to
sale, by way OF public anc,ion, for ready mon
ey, sundry articles of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Acting as Commissioner, The undersigned will
ONLY convey such tiitle as is vested in him bv
the decrctal order aforesaid
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Sergeant of the Corporation Of Lynchburg 4
Com'r
January % ,l
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Clas SiCal School

IuNHE Classical School at Bocock's, near
4 Floods, in the county OF Buckingham, va,
opened the first Monday in the present
month. under the ,uperutendence Of the.subscrl-
hnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-02-23
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
Feb. 2


NlRGlNlA-At coua brld for Franklin
y county at the courthouse, on c "a day
oil January, 1897:
John }. Lowell and Polly his wi plaintiffs,
against
William Parberry, James arbcrry, Sarah
pafherry, aud Lewis Wingdcd aud Elizabeth
his wife, Defendants.
In EnAScERY.
The defendants William Parherry and James
Patberry, not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according to The net of A.
sembIy and the rules of TIN, court, and II an
'eanhg to the satisfaction OF this court that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth. on
the motion oil The plaintiffs, by counsel. il IS or
dered that the sand defendants do appear here ON
the hr>t Monday IN March next, aud answer the
plaintiff blIi, ard that a copy Of rhrs order he
forthwith published ia tho Lyuchhure ylnini
IN, Tor two month, suece,sively, and posted at
the front door of the court house oflhis county,
Copy-Teslc,
NJ q. CARPER, n c.
January ~
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DYSPEPSIA !!

TX. BECkNlfh'S pitts, me oi the most ccrtai-
- remedies ever tired tor thai distressing and damn
s'r"ns complaint, Dyspepsia. kept constantly on
ilan' and i"r sale ty r. SiABIER.
April4 pm
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RONAPARTES CAMP ENPUNGINC
MIXTURE

Forextracting, Grease, Turpentlne, Paints, oIs.
&c. from Carpets, Broadclolh Hats, and Silks,
by which coat collars are made TO look as fresh
as any part of The coat, with ample directions ae-
each bottle Tor THEN uses
For sale by JAMES +. ROYAL,
Agt, for II. B. Montague, Petersburg
Jan. &C. Is
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SKYLARK
Oh

WYNN OF az Il A c T. S.
vENHlS really spien,iid qnd unsnrpdsSed I'M
u ported RACE HORSE. will cover mares
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11

which commenced in the Suprrne Judicial
Conn last week, has been goiag ON from
lay 10 day, untl yesterday evening, when
was brought Ia close. The plaintiff
was one of the United States se,mcn who
were IN the forward car of the ram on thu
Providence Railroad, on the 29.h of June
last, aud suffered injury from the collision
between that train aud the Dedh,m train,
going from Boston towards Providence.
There were five other suits brought by the
other seamen who sustained injury NJ the
same time and since ,lie commencement
at the trial, II has been agreed nv the coun-
sci of The respective parties, TINT they should
all he submitted to the same jury, ns they
all rest upon the same ground, aud de-
pended upon the same evidence, with the
exception of the nature of the injury suffer
ed 10y each, respecting which additional trs-
timony was gwen. A great mass Of testi-
mony has been given IN the trial. aud us
The case Is novel in its character, and i'm
portani Ia the parties, IL has undergone a
most thorough Investigation by the learned
aud able counsel, both for presenting rull
view of the facts. aud for applying correct
" '"e pfihcip'es oi Tue ihW. HP case Was
summed up yesterday afternoon in n mos,
lucid and satisfactory manner, by Chief
Justice Shaw, aud delivered to the jury.
They we're instructed, in case they should
decide against the defendants, To award,
not vindictive damages, but n reasonable
remuneration, under the circumstances of
the case, for the injury sustained hy each of
the six painuif.. - Bosf. Ady,rtiser.
Al the opening "f the Court, yesterday
mornns, the Jury returned verdict for the
plaintiffs aud awarded To each The sums fol-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
WRECK OF THE MEXICO.

We have seen the British cousuI, Mr..
Buchanan, who has juS returned frnn,
Hampstead Beach, 10 Viug passed the night
aud considerable pori'on ut yesterday, ~
the neigi,borl,pod of the wreck. The &C.
count he gives of the disaster, in hll its
stages, as described to hun by those who
were assembled on the beach, aud saw, hut
could not help, is most learlrending. For
eighteen hours the unhappy strangers were
eS posed to the terrors Of tiie wreck, eudur-
ing the paugs of cold, aud hunger, aud
misery, aud hope deferred, beholdIng, face
to face, as 1t were, the terrible death from
which there was no means of escape; for
eighteen hours their piteous cries and
slirieks were heard upon the beach, grad
ually decreasing IN number and frequency
until at last but feeble wall was head at
intervals, aud 6usly all was stIll-when
the scarcely less agonized listeners knew
that death had completed his work, and
tina, the deck of the Mexico now bore only
the fruzen aud lIfrless bodies Of the late
breathing and hoping passengers.
Thirty-seven of the bodies have come Oh
shore six of them females, thirty men, and
one Young lad in tso or three instances
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
From The ". 4. C,risr Y E.,I oi thursday.
DREADFUL SiiipWRECK.

1t is with sorrow aud shame we again
tnke up the pen To FEC >ri the particulars of
the wreck of another vessel destined to this
port, when almost within sight of il, sor-
row at the immense loss of life, with which
the event has been accompanied and s',aInc
that our port regulations ARE insufficient To
guide the mariner to his haven, when he
has coached our coast.
The information we give below has been
derived by our reporter from the Captain of
the shipwrecked vessel, and from persons
on The spot where The ship came on shore.
He rrachid town fr,n the scene of the dis
aster AT an early hour this morning having
been dispatched by us thther, "a soon as
the news of the horrid catastrophe reached
us.
The iIarqne Mexico, Capt. WiNsLow.
sailed from Liverponl on the 25th of Octo-
ber, having on board II crew, consisting of
twelve men and one hundred aud four pas
sengers, in all, one hundred and sixteen
souls. She made the Highland lights on
Saturday night last at III o'clock and on
Sunday morning was "a the bar, with thir-
ty or more sGuare-riggrd vessels, hav-
Ing sig ,as hying for pilots, but not a pilot
was there in sight. The Mexico continued
standing off aud on the Hook till midnight,
and ut dark she aud the whole fleet of sIips,
displayed lanterns fr,'m their yards for pi-
los. Still no pilot came. At mid ght the
wind increased to y violent gale ffn.n the
n"rih-wes', the B,rquc was no longer able
To- hold to windward aud was blown off n
distance uf some 50 miles. At this time,
I'll. 4. e.
tie Captain. mate, and two seamen were all
that were able Ia hand and reef the sails.
oh Monday mnrning, at IL o'clock stand
ing III shore, they made the southern end of
the woodlands, when she was wore round
AMI headed 10 the north under "A close rerfa,
man top-sail, reefed fnre-suil, double reefed
uy-sail. and f,re-stay sail. AT four o'clock
the next morning, the mate took cast of
the lead, and reported to- Capt. Winslow
that he had fifteen fa.homs water. Sun
posing from the soundings, at laid down in
the chart, TINT with this depth of water, he
could still stand on two hours longer with
safe,y-rhe Captain gave orders to tina, ef-
feet, and was the more induced 20 do il, ~
the crew were In so disabled q state, and
the weaher so intensely cold, tha, it was
impossible for them to remain on deck lon-
ger than half an hour at a time. The event
has shewn that the information given by the
mate, as to the depth OF water was incor-
rect, his error probably arose from the lead
line being froze stiff =, the time it was cast.
Fifteen minutes afterwards, the ship
struck the bottom. twen,y-.lx miles east Of
Sandy Hook at Hampstead beach, and not
more than cables length from the shore.
The scene thu, ensued on board, we leave
TO the readers Imagination. For one hour
and three quarters she coniiuued humping
heavily without, making any water, the sea,
herere', breaking continually over Dor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
nH. d. JAYNEs' INDIAN EXpEc-

II TORANT is recommended as decidedly
peri"r to any nther kn0 WI combination of medicine
Tor Coughs, Colds Inf ,,nza, Consumption. Astl'-
una, Spitting of B1od iIoarseness, Difficulty Of
breathing, Waoopirg CoIsh. Pains and weakness
OF the breast, aad a.! DISEASES OF the Pulmonary or
gans. ss.., -.,-~
This medicine is highly and Justly recommended,
bS numerous and respectable individuals who have
lound reei .iromrits Many who have been la
boring under protracted coughs and pains in the
breast, aud have been happily resto 'ed 10 perfect
hsalIh, by the Use ofthis valuable expectorant Tho
following is deeinsd sufficient for insertion here.
From the Rev c. c. p Crosby, late agent OF the
American Bgptst.
New York. June 18th, 1886.
Tu DIR. ID. JAYNE,
Dear Sir I'll have made use of the Indian Expec-
Iorau personally and in my family; for the last six
years with great benefit. Indeed | may consider
my life prolonged by the this invaluable medi-
cine under tho blessing of God for several years. I
may say almost much in the case of my wife, and
ais OF tho Rev. Mr.. Tnson OF the island of Jamaica.
For all cases OF Cough inflammation of the Chest
Lungs and Throat, do most unhe sitatngiy recon.
mend this as the best medicine have ever tried
My earnest wish is that others afflicted have
been. may experience the reliei, which, am
persuaded they Will, by using the Indian EApeeto.
rant. &. C. =. CROSBY.
N. b. Many ofmy neghbors. on my recomtncn.
daiion have tried this medicine with uniform success.
DIR. Hamilton ofSt James. South Carolina. was
greatly affected by cough, hoarseness. and
If the lungs. aud on using bottle of this medicine.
found immediate and permanent relief ''''
Sold by DIR. X. X HAZARD,
3geRi for NEWPORT. -
Aud by +. p. Mason. Providence, and at Whole.
sale X Retail by A. D. u ID. sands No. 100 Fulton,
corner of VIM, street, New York.
Dee. 18th, tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
DENTISTRY.

GOURAUD, NJ ID, and Surgeon Dentist.
IL has the honor TO give notice TO the ladies'
and gentlemen of Newport and its vicinity, that he
intends soon TO leave this place. on his usual
tour TO Fall River, New-Bcdford, Taunton, &c.
and as il is uncertain whal length of time he may
b, alb sent, those whose bad state of their teeth re.
quireS some attendance, are invited to call at his
Office as soon rs convenient, at Madam +. L. PERo's
in Farewell street, near Liberty-tree, in Capt.
Norlham'S house, next door TO the public burying
ground.-As all his operations in the art of Den.
ry, are BY him warranted, those of his former
patients who should feel disposed to have their tech
re-cxamined before his departure, are also invited
TO ell
S.ewport, Nov. 3Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
TEETH :! (!

nOCTOR GALLUP having returned. in.
~ tends to remain in Newport until he has com.
pleied his numerous engagements.
Having removed his Furnace from New.York. Is
prepared now perfectly 10 r,bricate color and &, IN
MBrt'.IC TEETH to the va.
ried conditions of The month o..
lie respectfully invites those who have long wait.
ed his professional services to call at his office in
Sprine-stree;.
la
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11

On the arrival of Gen. Santa Anna at
Louisville, KY, he WAS struck with IA stone
by young man named Robinson, who has
brother in Texas. Otherwise, he was
treated " ith the respect due fallen greatness.
two trips a week, between New York and
Providence. A boat is to leave each place
every "Wednesday and Saturday. The
Providence goes out this afternoon.
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STATE or RHODE.IsLAND s, PROVE
DENCE PLANTATIONS.

XN..uRK's OFFICE. Supreme Judicial Court
Y January 9Th. iS'7.--Whoreas Sarah Dennis
of the Town and County nf Newport. flizabcth B.
N,son Of the same town and county has this day
filed this Office. their petitions praying for certain
reasons therein stated that decrees should be passed
10 dissolve The mairimonial connections now snbsis
ing between them and their husbands Charles y.
Dennis aud George T. Mason Notice is therefore
hereby given to tho said Charles and George. that
thew be. andappeor. fthev soc fl. before the said
Court, 10 he holden a, said Newport on the first Won
d,v Of March next and shew cause ir any they have
why the prayer or enid ne,ton shouli not he Grant
ed. NATHANIEL SWEET, Clerk.
Newport Ian H. 1876
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11

Her rudder was now knocked off, aud the
Captain ordered the mainmast to be cut
away. The hos,s were Thea cleared. the
long boat hoisted out, and veered away uii-
der her bows with a stout hawser, for the
purpose of filing il with passengers, letting
it drift within reach of the people wh'
crowded the beach. then hauling her back
again, and thus saving the unfortunate pec-
pie on board, bat this intention was frustra-
ted bv the parting of the hawser, which
snapped like thread as soon as the brat
was exposed to the leaving surf. The
yawl was next got alongside, and stove To
piec"s almost instantly. Att o'clock the
samr morning, the ship bilged, and filled
with watrr Oders followed from the Cap
tain 10 cut away The foremost and that ey-
ery soul on board should come on deck. In
liuexpressihle agony they thus remained un-
iii four o'cIock in the afternoon, when n
hoa. was launched from the beach, and sue
ceeded in getting under the bowSprit "f The
wreck This boat took off Capt. Winslow
and men, and succeeded in reaching the
shore. with them in safety. The attempt
was however attended with such imminent
danger, Ih 1T none could he induced to re-
peat il. Aud now The horrors of The scene
were describahle. Already had the suf-
f.rings of the unhappy beings been such ns
to snrpass belief From the moment of the
disaster, they had hung round the Capt,
cpvrre with blankets thick set with ice,
imploring his assistance and asking It hope
was still left To them. When they perceiv-
Ell that no further help came from the land,
t'er piercing shrieks were heard AT a cou-
siderable distance, aud continued through
the night until they one nv one persisted.
The next mornnr the hodies Of may of
the unhappy creatures we're seen lashed to
different parts of the wreck, embedded in
ice. None, it is believed were drowned, but
all frozen to death.
Of the one hundred aud four passengers
two thirds were women and children.
II Is but justice 10 the people on shore, tn
say that every ihing which human beings
could accomplish to save the nnfnrtunates,
was done that their means permitted. The
only boat which hoarded the vessel was
hauled distance of ten miles and was
manned by IN old man and six othe~s, four
or FIVE of whom were the old mans sor's
and grandsons. For lhirty-fvc years has
he been living on the sea-shore, during
which he has rendered assistance to numer-
ouS wrecks and never before, have he or
his comrades shrunk from the surf; bnt in
addition to its violence on the present occa-
sion, snch was the extreme cold, that Sec
nnd attempt to rescue was more than they
dared venture; it would inevitably have
proved fatal to them.
Here follows a list Of passengers, ONE
HUNDRED AND FOUR in number, n
mong them "a husband, wife and six chill
dIen, with parents and children, brothers
and sisters,--a frigh,fnl catalogue indeed y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-11
h1AissG1I.D.

In this town on Tuesday, Sd inst, By the Rev.
Mr. Rib rs, Mr.. Charles Clarke ioMiss Susan
Bar, daughter Of Ir Frederick Bur-, all Of this
town.
On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev. MI
Robb rs, Mt James Barnes, Of Killingly Conni
TO Miss wsiy Ann Hawkins, OF Johnston, n !
At Grace Church, New Bedford, Mas. on the
9th uli., b. the Rev Mr.. Bent, Mr.. William Il.
ThursiOn formerly Of this town, 10 Miss Louisa
Sawyer Of Cambridge Mas.
Ai Lynchburg Va en the 7th nit, Mr BENG