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ID An away from the subscriber, living IN rowhaan eTGnE, a.,
HI ~ the rst day of April last my negro mao @ hIt
=. . aid feel inches high, well SET SKIN 90" very nacN'
GOOD counenancc when spoken TO- speak lues; n Grpe.
"a vow b;ck The last heard from him. he was running 'aneS
@ e. Min,s,;rt 10 Iyncbbutg. will give reward o SD
for h delivery to me- or SIS if put jail SO ca" o0a'n "
hal negro man. s,outly made, by the name o' nu
M on the River in boat with white man. I've say b
rmor by the arrested him, and Carried h
Iuscc Of by the Of Hugs, who comhhu M
IN a carrying him to Jail he made hts escnpe anu
If Mr. should this he will do me iA'o ny
dressing marlborough, Chesterfield stating "he'he' '
%, u" pass " " " GUSTAyG$ DEPP.
,,, iU-wew
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NHEATWe wish - purchase r,~ carsocs of Whea: OF
nd: water, very 'urly delivery.
Juy 3 IiG-ir! WILLIAMS * IIAXALL.
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Nov !
ErsrEt1rS Sal.

WILL. be- sol Tuesday, the 'h Novcmber next fair
day, day DAY until completed,
Cedar Plains Of Dr. Andrew kcan, heci NIL she
Personal PcIshc Property OF the Estate, consisting Of y or
L. Negroes Stock Of cattle Some OF them Durham Cross
sheen, and them well bred stallion,
and Arabian blood A0, the ccrn and
utensils household lld Kitchen furniture, Tisccl
medical library ana medicines will also offer FOR sale
nh called Planters Fare, ~ acres, til"
which excellent dwelling an" other houses
dcn. purchase the Lud invited TO before
the ay application Mr.. Samuel D. Lcakc self:
Terms IN abe known the day 0! sale. $500 -. -.
JOHN V. kEAN,
~ ,y,l EyTru,, 4 Hs1u-H rc'd
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Ufgripg and Eur sight RESTORED.

YORK paper saith, that remedy 'hcfc'" u ." o' ~ VI "
"a GFr1x. OF I:rthlrhcm. Pa. ,,.- ....,
II nroyr. cl af c'ton i caused by r''nn' "'hA
,l ,suct, ave, health and strength TO tn whole n"'"u'
system .-.:..
Now-sccordn- Doctor, p'ic''r" ara Pf'"'T's--
: 7Rc, much u 10 art 81 Ftg',ey
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InInaLLe Land for Salc near LunchLure


ENG ANXIOUS 20 remove, offer for snc t"o tacts OF Land
each confirming five hundred and sixty huude
ia IN Amherst county
The which reside is James River, ard a hall
miles above LyncbuIs hall of which woods n0d OF the
kind tobacco lan heavily mcred the hull
hI "a
Harris Creek, fine bot! through IT, a"d furnishes
water uf The Farm Mills, pro
perry WIN. Mitchell, deed, erected the aud, al.
though they carried of flood large guam
ty Of the building rock still remains, with which mill
m. he erected, Small The advantages
this land the fertility Of the coll its conguy
kc aud vast water power render object worth the attention
Of CapiaSs
The Other tract miles T.Ynchhrig and mile
crn road lradin. Amherst COur house The
through tins tract which thr property
Robert H. Rose. Ths is truly valuable tract of land. and
dac aGi tobacco
fy creek bottom tina; rich The
whole plantation lies level that the mos; of IT he
puusIcd both
had of sale will D. liberal, and mad" known
pca,ipn will h delivered Of the which
side =, year, aud Of the other large
crop wheat viii b. and neatly this fall for tho be-
Applying Capt, Thomas ocouhc, Capt; Charles r. Lee
MAJOR houas Hudl, O Mr Seth Wonirunf
6r as I4g-wGwl GEO. W. PETTYIOHN.
5pEiC SAlE.-By of Decd al Trust, executed BY
Iiirury Ioa.hi and Judith l wife the subscribers,
Novcmbcr 1885, recorded tho clerks Of
Of County Court, for therein mrntioncd
will be SOIL the highest bidder, public auction, cash.
Pohran tho first Monday December hc
in. day Of LAND the said couG,y Of Pc" haan,
continuing $50 cIcs 0r', adjoining tho lands Of
" Atkinson John MaAey, and Others much thereof
the iGonry due upon the
deed with The expenses attending the execution Of the
Tho title land is believed 30 be good but the
drs.ncI will only such @ as vested IN them by III"
trust de"d. WM; : DANCE Trustees
X. BOOMER,
Noy1 I!-wiw.
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$500 600 Of 6 Pr ltnt Etrginia State Loan.

S3UU,UUU y D Ttr Lfnf. THglHla otHtc LOuH
authority of an passed 2 arch 1884, entitled IAN Act
providing for tie o the subscription OF the State to the
James River aud ksnaw a Company notice hereby svcn that
the oad of Public Works will receive time previous 10 IL
Tuesday the 2Oh of November proposals for
uans Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
i'tedee nabe loi .cas-lnrcst pay able SENT
annually.
Ample provision made by law for the unr'ua payment OF the
all debts Of the STATE specie equivalent
Sealed proposals. the Board, and endorsed Satc
Loan hc the Office of the ncsncd by whom any
further information desired will be promptly
]. BROWN, JR Sec. 7ud
,n lieu Of the above mentioned proposals viii he re-
cevcd for -FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS under the and the conditions above stated
b. order or the Bourd OF Public Works.
Oct 26 fI9-st1 J. BROWN, JR, I'd Aud.
The OF the Journal Of Commerce, New York stnes
Gazette National IneI:cucer, Baltimore Amccnn
the above week until the 18th NoVcnocr
and their bills TO the Pad Auditor 'or payment
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E0rk Plantation for sale.


OFFER for sale Land the county OF Hanover ad-
ths lands Dr. Reuben Meredith Mrs. Susunnah Tins
u, Pryor and others, the Fork Plantation
no, within ii miles oil tho city OF KEN
road from Hanover Court house the Me
100 (which are cleared,
Tho balance h.nv, white oak and heart ard
,s bic beds superior marls well wntccd and generally
kdby healthy There may he mace al very
thirty of most valuable meadow enu-
and will sold entire tract or III lois 10 sun
IF moi pvateiy before Thursday the loh day OF a
that day. Ut far, u not the neN aH un,)
he nosed public the premises, at ~ o'clock NJ me
entire farm be body one hd the purchase
a -, he recnired hand-f divided hall cash. and the
years-he credit payments 10 be secured
by bonds approved security and deed OF trust upon the pro-
| psrty. =, ., -: =, ,., 40 ac,,v
N Cant SAINT Overflow VIM H. Pollard ESQ., with the iatto
! NJ &c HON pIat and survey OF the land is left. 49,.
Letters naih) addressed TO fhirn b. IN
s,ou Hanover Courthouse or 10 the sunc,,he iuH ou
ma June. CITY Va, will be promptly a ndcd TO-
nay, y. '' f5o-,dl ROBERT r. RICHARDSON.
ITY OF GAiVEsTON-Noce i. hereby given that another
puic City Of Galveston VIII be mel" On
Monday, tho tenth day Of December next. o,,,;
The rapid advance general Improvement anu
and the where entertained hn h cry Is
the first the Gull oil MEXICO coz
sp to render object Of highest interest to the merchant
who seeks most
m too generally known 10 require Gnu
bs holders of Stock the City, also informed that the an
Stockholders for the election oi DIRECTORY!
connected with the genera prosperity
So vii; he held on the Monday Of November next
OF those interested eccaf aesHen an
,bay are requested bring their eethcaes OF
If their right meeting, and also ~ o'ae '
h Of stock may regularly opened as contemplated ~
'"' BIZ order Of the board Of Directors w o,ps
Galveston ieS"'' ISL Al-w,ID
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

IUTTS.7 K.fILKUIU
THE Richmond az A. M and FrodeIcksha
DAILY at z. M-Passengcrs leaving Charlottesville IN the
morning. Richmond the evening; and SO likewise
from Richmond the evening ear
Richmond on Thursdays and Sundays they at
10y ,s -. -, n ,cI,r,onI IA Charlottesville IS
''N A, Iv,rLtu,.
Leaving Fredericksburg the mail train NJ A. NJ -sGm
Ger. the Leaving frcdc
s.bur. rucdIy- Thursdays aud sunys, they arrive at
acknowledgements from Charlottesville TO
sbuIs " H. Isl Of November lodge the juno
lion and mOnin: take tie mai hue 10 Fredericksburg
H. ~ f,n,o k.irur to On riocsvills So 90
nn AVN do Iynchbur- 10 90
SET
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m CHANCEEY-V In Hanover Circuit superior Court,
pS,jIc Nelson, Plaintiff,
THsa. e. Ne-oa John Redmond and Maria his wife, who bc
fore her marriage Maria Nelson, and others,
, uo,, Of u,s,.r Commissioner Crew. ken under an order
in i, ed 9th October 1886
Is , and exception thereto the confirm.
3D. The Report Nelson of his and Gonss
The last, term i also OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this this day
came further heard upon the sad reports and the paper"
formerly md argued BY COUNSEL Cr9n consideration
the doth further ndugr order and decree that
ofhe t"uit d" proceed odi''fbne the sum
Of money reported 10 o due from the ADMINISTRATOR the above
mentioned account and also the this day reported by Francis
his hands among the persons iecunro eHed Ia
the hdnceents 10 The report
mentioned parts hcrcofas shall no, he o'n TO the
,i.lacon said Commissioner to have bee" accounted for ~
preceding distribution OF r'ta'" estate and allowing ss
Frauci. sufficient TO pay any further costs IN this
cans til" said Francis hereby directed pay and
make rcrc 10 tie CouAnd the Court III further order ta
the .a nelson do forthwith enter into bond WITH approved
HE IN. amount, Of the this day reported by linn =" he in his
hands conditioned the safe Keeping and payment o. The said
The said Administrator hereby authorised forthwith the
taking the account hereby directed" TO loan 10 the persons there
spocve reported 10 be due them taxing " e1 ponds WITH
by this Court, report this Court IN order 10 final Gc
cree AO0P' WIN. O. WINSTON, DC
Tho parties in tho foregoing Decree will please TO tax"
ao;cr that appointed the third day Of December
O'Clock at cabt,ers 10 enter on the account therein d.
reccd at which pace they will attend with the papers
~ !" '''0' ''' . ''''' ~ LENuEL cREw,M:o.
IN CHANCERY-Vpcs,A-t Court held for Louise county,
nj The courthouse thereof Monday September the m is
David NJ Hunter, iIHih'lH:
William Bib, Dabaey Locker and George T. B. Hester
Defendants.
Tho defendant, william Dbb having entered his
m, SECURITY according law and the rules OF this Court:
and appearing the satisfaction OF the Court ha ne not an
,bsi,an OF Of the p'uinby his couns" II
ia that defendant William Bhb do appear before
The urs OF County Of Louisa county ut the court.
IN the second Monday December next and the bill
If The plni1and copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in som published in the city of Richmond for "o
months posted the front door Of the COURTEOUS
of this county . .ume court day. -
" ' 4 Copy-Te,to,
i3-vSw
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VKTANTED atthe Compiler Off% Boy of about
w 10 years ofsgc, to learn the fri"""& business.
August Fl ~"
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Richmond and fredericksburg. RaurOad.
N and aerhe rs, OF November neA tue freight tram wi"
- only nEEkLY:
Saturdays:
Aud leaving Fredericksburg at 10 O'Clock Mondays, Ncdnes
day and Fridays.
The mail train runs MISUNDERSTANDING Richmond daily at
A. ~, and Frederick tburg daily at A. NJ
NJ Fare from Richmond TO Fredericksburg, 81
nria
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against N n =,

N acknowledgements Court held for Louisa county
The courthouse thereof Monday September the lNh e
David VI. Hunter iIain'Ih:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

Ncrtt .Imcricaa TTUSt and Banding ComPany, No 70,
val Street.
Nrw YORK, September 2lst lc35.
THE Board Of Directors have this unanimously resolved and
pledged the Faith OF the Board To limit the amount Of sub:rp
lions to the Capital stock OF this Company Ter Million" u Dot
lars such limitation uua:eablc for Frc Years. from the first
tay January unless enlarged b! the written consent Of
three of the khoicr of this Company VI
subscriptions than Five Millions shall he recov
ed in Mortgages Fec Simple Real Estate the period
subscription which is limited 10 the Fyt1tM Day Norem
Der uer remaining Five Millions shall be received either
10 Cash or Public Stocks.
By order {! the Board of Directors. .
JOSEPH D. BEERS, President.
Waller MEAD, Cashier. , -
i2-tI5N
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TCE avip. sold Mount ErIn now inform my neishbo's
u @ tho r- will offer for sale, the premises, az
r auction Tuesday, the 2Oh day OF November next az
m c. of sheep, hogs, and horses od
hold and kitchen furniture, aGd
,r ,.ns Terms OF sale: For all sums OF ten dollars ana
uni- casa for all dollars, credit OF SIX months
vii ne gwen ,. prrh giving bond and approved security
nc-ce. uf women, boys and sift' Inc! WI "
i-,i for the ensuing the above nsned daynonc a De
VI. X. MURRAY.
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SAFE of IaiuaJls L.4.NDS.

Oc,I6 ri6-rdI Executors Of G. 4. d;
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" liz E,4riRER is Published thrce Times 'oeek d't'
- >siae Of the State Legislature and totce eeeh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
FRI. IN S1AUNTDN.

SrAuSToS, Oct. 4.
Our citizens were aroused about one o'olook this
morning by the cry ui fire. ~hich proved To he IN
the extensive siabllng attached to the WAYNE Ta,.
ern, winch had leen rented. Uhst establishment be.
ing unooo up,ed present public honse,) by
some gentlemen, for the purpose Of keeping the
horses OF the members ot Synod. The flames had
50 far progressed before III. alarm given. thai
impossible 10 save all the horses About ~
Is of them supposed 10 have pcr,shed.-Tbe
6fe Immediately Communicated In The Tavern house
side, aud the two wooden buildings belong
ing 10 Pufenbaigsrs heirs on the other, all Of
winch wholly consnn.d--and also the shop of
Capt. Wm. Young, the house 81 l.. L.. Stevenson.
Esq. and the sioto-housc Of Jacob Less Esq.
cupiedh, the administrator Of VIM Clarke, dcc'd.--a
stable ol Mr. Breckenridge attached to the brick house
IN The occupancy al Mr.. II. Spcck, aud stable OF
M. Valentine occupied by Mr.. Scry. A small
brick house belonging In Capt. Young. near his
residence. also took ere and was considerably inu-
red. In short. halt tire entire square, which was
The most compact and combustible IN the town, was
swept away by the dc,oufng element. We can
not pretend TO estimate, nj this moment the losses
III Individuals. There were several families in the
Wayne, as well ~ occupants Of shops IN the other
buildings, all al whose losses were more or less
Fortunately The WAYNE Tavern, and the houses
OF Mrssrs. Stevenson and Lcas, were insured aud
We believe nearly the whole OF the goods were re-
moved from the Store of Mr.. Clarke
hteatasr'he detfuclion, however, we have reason
to be thankful II was no greater Our citizrns
""h9"i aoy cfhelent organization TO meet such an
emergency, aud confusion was the consequence.
Sui II Is evident that they exerted themselves To
e-od effect. Among The strangers who afforded us
efficient aid, We cannot omi, mentioning the name OF
Jous DuNS. Esq. ui Petersburg. Seeing our want
oi an experienced pipe man, he volunteered his aid
and rendered ! most important service.
tn not known certainly how the fire originated
but II IL iearedh Was the work OF an cndaIy-per.
haps oil horse thieves Spectator,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
UNION COURSE, NEW YORK

FouR Mur Observation-Disclosures the wcring
aspect of the weather yesterday morning. numerous
field present TO witness the contest between At
Atlanta and Decatur, for the purse OF one thousand
dollars; 4 mile heats.
At the start. Atalanta the favoiite, and bets
were freely offered on her OF ten to six, but there
were no takers They went off in fine Style and
notwithstanding the course being unusually heavy.
the heat was min minutes 81 seconds by Atalan-
Il, with apparent ease.
1t followed OF course, that Atalanta increased in
favor, and when the horse started for the second
heat, ten to freely offered on her and taken
only 10 limited extent. On the third mile of the
beat, however, Decatur made rush at his oppo-
ncn and after fierce brush passed aud won the heat
hard IN hand
All doubts rs TO the result at an end, and
the third heat with ease by Dccatur.-Time
of the first heat. 7.5l--3d do. 7.593d do. S.l0.--
Considering the state OF the course the time
usually good.
Next oil the purse for mile heats, six en-
tries, which was won by NJ. Bolts Margare, Ridge
", Mr.. Lairds full sister Sharp, winning The first
heat. y, Y Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
WASHINGTON CITY FALL RACES.

First Days Raee.-Sweepstakes for three year
old coli. and 6Ileys, subscription $500, forfeit, $780,
luo mile heats. four Subscribers.
John Hclh. Mr.. Hicks chcsnnt flley. by imported
F,de. dam by Arab, pad forfeit.
Mr.. Ceilings bay coli, by imported Lnzborough,
dam B.isey Kobnso u, pad forfeit.
Col. +. Thompson, Col. Stoneslreets gray hlley
Lily, by Tcb,cns, dam Laura,
r. j. Wilson. bay colt by imported Luz
borough dam Polly Peacham,
Time--First heat 3n. AS Second heat JIM 5is.
Second Day's Rdce.-Propriefof's purse three
hundred dollars, two mile heats, twenty dol
lars entrance.
J. X. S. Boyce. bay horse Broker, D,stsnced.
o. j. Hall. bay mare Mary SedcD,
T.. J. Wilson. bay horse Stockton,
John IIeh bay horse Bale Peyion,
Gen Gibson. Gay 6lley Duchess OF Car
Isle, dfn
Timc-F'r,t heat. 3m. 49s. Second do. 3m. 45ts.
Third Day's Racc.-Four mile hcats-Purse
s9OO.
Nj. Thompson's 6lley Omega,
Mr.. Wilson's horse Mediator,
Mr.. Kepda's mare Medora,
Mr.. DnvaIs horse Prince George, 4drw'n.
Gen. Gbson's col, Wonder, dist.
T,me-Frst heat. I'm. 40s. Second do. SIN. Is
FOURTH pAr-LAprEs' PURSE, S200-rwo MILE
nrArs. General Gibson's mare, Duchess Of Car
Isle, l
Mr.. Duvalls colt, Robert Fulton, DIR
Mr.. Queens mare, Ann Rose. di
Mr.. Fotbes's horse, Giurdro,
Time 3in d9s. and 3m SIS
Note-Col. Sioncstrcets fly Ropend, entered by
Mr.. Thompson. came out ahead the first heat,
but, owing to her having lost her rider by running
Of tie grooms nj starring forfeited the heat,
aud her night To iun the second.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
LAND SLIDING IN VICKSBURG.

The Natchcz Free Trader Of the o5th ult (says
the N. O. Comm. Bulletn) describes the begin
ming of an avalanche or sinking of the earth on the
margin OF the landing At Vicksburg, which threat
ems serious damage to the front streets of that city.
Deep rents in The earh parallel to the river were
found TO have been made as high up as Washing
ton street. nearly opposite 10 the site Of the late
Pinkard Hotel commencing near the bosom of
Main street, and running sou,hwarJly far AS the
railway.
The large warehouse owned by Messrs Curfrew
* Watts. at the upper part of the levee. near the
bottom OF Main St, began to give way, and in the
course OF a day or two, became u rum, allowing
time Tor the occupants to remove goods, &c. This
house was once owned by Judge Lane and rented
tor $4,000 per annun at the present iimc it rent
ed Ion about $4,000, to several occupants, whose
business and goods must of necessity be much n-
jurcd by such a speedy removal. Several other
houses are swcring from ,hci, perpendicular. The
beautiful new houses, commenced by Mcdowell.
nearly opposite the late Pinckatd House, had been
badly cracked by the sinking of the foundation.
The first movement of the citizens of the flourish
ing city OF Ncksburg, should bs to procure prac-
teal seoo2Is TO ascertain the true state of the case
both the danger threatened, as we'll the injury al
ready done.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

coy,-,pondeaee Of The Commercial 14drerhser.
MONTREAL Sept 25. 1893.
81 spent m hour at the convent Of The Hotel Diea
o.day. The only persons who have had taH permis
sion Ia pass through H. since my visit last year were
Hon. Mr.. FORSYTH. the American Secretary OF State
\, hrs party, accompanied by General Clitheraw
The ladies' of the convent our good friend the lady
supe nor, Miss Beckwth and others. we're delighted
with the party and believe every attention was paid
TO them. They examined every apartment and every
corner and have no doubt left the institution
fully satisfied that the old bugbear stories which
we had from certain quarter some two years
ago were entire fabrlcaion.
The preceding note, i.om our valuable travelling
spondcnt affords timely opportunity 10 do
an aci Of Justice to ourselves well 20 the
Christian public. large portion of which IN the
country, have reason 10 believe, are yet :ne
dupes OF the shameful impostures OF Maria Monk.
We have direct aud positive inform zion that so
~ is in circulation in the central or rather western
part ofths State, that have been prosecuted for
libeIling Maria Monk and her friends, and been
compelled to pay heavy damages. The story. too,
has found believers. IN justice, therefore, To our
selves. must give il full, explicit ard unequyo-
cal contradiction, in every shape AMI furm.
But while our hand is in, shall not stop here
Those who have paid attention 10 the controversy
respecting this bold and wicked imposure, will re-
collect that from the first we maintained that, not
outstanding their seeming confidence IN The tales of
the pretended nun, neither the priest the private
secretary, nor any OF the clan concerned IN the i'm
posture would test Their faith by an examination.
SO long as tie doors were closed upon tllcn' ihey
got along with their dupes pretty we'll. We then
unlocked the doors and rendered them The keys.
The result was as we had loreseen The committee
after months of representation, refused to make
the examination, and the most respectable gentleman
upon ihat committee. and III the outset the most ac-
tive informed us himself that he had positive evl-
dence that Maria playing the harlot in this city,
and Of course that he had given her up.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11
NEW MARKET FALL RACES.

FIRST DATA Sweepstake-mile ,cals, 800
en.r'ncc--6 subscribers - started as follows:
y w, Morsan's b fby Luzborough, dam by Mar
gus,
W. X. Johnson's by Tonson, dam by
Sir Archy, 122
Henry Macn's br { by Luzborough, 81 )
.. T. Harcs ch by Andrew, dam by
Arab, 444
,nre | SIS. l.55 I.59.
A beautiful race and closely contested.
SECOND DAy,-Propretor's Purse, 5000, ? mile
heats.
w. r. Johnson'sb IN Mary Lyle, by f.
clipsc, dam by Shylock, yea,s old,
.. 7. Hare's ch m Cady Jones, by Sir
Charles, dam by Hal. years old > dis.
Gen. Goodwyn's r John Linton, by
Luzborough. dam l,nzborough, dr..
s. b. Morgan's ch c by Andrew, dam by
Thaddeus. dis.
Times 56-366-no time KEEP, 81 heat
TnInp DAv.-Jockey Club Purse, $780, mile
hrats-two entries:
Geo. Goodwyn's IN Polly Green, by Charles,
dam Polly Pcachnn, and VIM. Johnson's ch C
Boston, by Timoleon, by Florizcl.
This race easily won by Boston, Polly Green
being withdrawn after the first heat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-11

Inc Two negroes, Lucinda, and Andrew. lately con
'lctrd IN Bath county, Of the nurdcr of Nh Mayse's
eh'dfen, we're executed, agrecably to their sen
tense, AT The Watn Springs, on The oath uli A
gentleman who was present informs rs that they rer
SISTED to the Last IN denying all agency IL the muir
dcrs. We have also heard IT stated ha, the pi,l IN
whose testimony chiefly these slayss were convicted
h's since h'f aeqn''ai confessed that she alone com
'''cu 'i'o moldr s-.,ut II this be the fact we pre-
sumo but l.: lie ll,lanc. could IN, nl,r,d !, .nch cor,
lesS'"n. rs from her SIZE aud tender age there /,
'llc probability that she could have prrpctratcd the
hotnl aets-besides there was abundant other CIR
cumsiantal evidence warrant tho conviction, indie
pcndent OF The euls statement on the trial
idtocaie.