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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

ta'rersay # trmo't The anniversary commence
ment at ms institution tooE place on "Wednesday the
hrst INST The exercises of the day Consisted al
tons by several OF the graduates and one by candi
date tor the degree Of master Of arts An Grafton ,
delivered on The day preceding commencement before
We society or religious inquiry by the Rry lIrHR.rn
"iNsLow OF Boston. On "Wednesday after ths arsd.
me exercises an Grafton was delivered before ltsIs
societies by the Hos. DASIEL d. BAEyArD ~ ALI
Ihsse o,suohs are spoken Of productions Of ores
meli1' ne exercises Of the graduating class on We'd
nesaay ana Of the Juniors on TUESDAY shew high de-
gree Of mental culture NC
he degree OF Bachelor Of Arts was conferred on tbs
io1o"ing young gentlemen John s. Adams Butling
ton Homer Benson, Hinesburgh; George Blaok
man, jericho Ednard A. Cahoon. Ivpdo5 HI
cameron Caledonia \. Y p; Charles CafpeD,e5 W.
held kuius Case, Chelsea William T. D,ck;ns"p
y Johns6ury John + Deane, Weathersfeid Zeeba,
ian f, y. Saf51ii, "heallsnd n. Y Andrew Harr,s
Gayuga \. Y Henry james, St Adams. lam n
Johnson burlington Alexander Mann. Whestlsnd n
]. CALVIN Peas, Charlotte Charles W Potwin H.,
lngtoni Alhin X Putnam, Cavendisb; Cb,,les 6
Putnam, Andovsr Mass George W Reed. Moptne.
Ter Andrew Robeits9n Sherbrooke / g. TaLntC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

The crop'.-The long continued spell of no,
and dry weather which seems to have been extern
s'Vey prevalent, must necessarily diminish very
mu Oh the prodoc, of the growing crop Of Indian
Corn. Indeed, II we ae no, very soon favored
with coPious shower, whole fields will be burnt
up and rendered entirely unproduc,ive. 1t is for
tuna'e that the Wheu, crop has generally turned
out 30 well. From Michigan. Indiana. Ohio. II.
hnoi'' Kentucky, Missouri aud Wisconsin. as well
Is IN the older States we bear bot one report-
'h'' OF soPerabundsnce. - LyneLJug Tiygia,on.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

C.s1Lrrox. VT. Aug. |, 1895.
VS.. TrLrer. Esq,"

C.sTLETox. Vi. Aug. I, 1885.
Th,. 10 . Township Of no mean importance in the
vesiefly part Of Vermont, eleven miles IRON Rut-
land and fourteen from WhtehsH, and on tho route
Of The contemplated railroad from the former TO the
latter place. Whether thus railroad viii ever be
completed. OF even commenced, is matter Of
moch doub, and uncertainty. II may possibly form
lnk IN chain of communication from Boston 10
Lake Chsmplsin. by say Of Lowell and Nashua
en- enterprise that would pour into The lap of Bos
ton the trade Of q section of country, which now
depends chiefly Nov Work for msrisei The
land the westerly eide Of the mountains in Yer
mont 10 exceedingly rieb and fertile ; and the pro-
ducts in grsn. cattle, and wool particularly the
bitter are immense. Probably there is greater
wool growing country on the globe. Add to these
The timber Of the Green Mountains and the i'm
rnrnse mineral products, such as white marble, bog
iron, msgausse. coppcras, &c, and We have an q
mouut Of traffic very important 10 the commercial
Interests ofsny city which may be fortunate enough
10 diver; the course ofrsde bot continuous rsil
Josd from that city to Whitehall or some othe.
point on Lake Chsmplain, would Increase the a.
mount ten fold.
have ius, clomered upon a high mountain, for
the donble purpose Of picking blueber'ies. which
grow here IN the greatest proiuson, and of enjoy
Jog The msgnifceni landscape wbi:h here spreads
Rself DOT IN all the grandeur Of Alpine scenery.
The great cham OF Tie Green Mountains on the
east with the Peaks of killington and Shrewsbury
two Of The highest Of The whole rsuge-Birds
mountain on the sos,h, which rises in the sba pc Of
eone-wIth the numerous valleys and villages
interpreted Throughout, - afford a prospect upon
which an admrer OF such scenes can feas, his ewes
until hunger drives him down from the amos. gid
dy height.
The wild game which formerly abounded a.
nongst these hills in the greatest profusioa has al
nosi ea!iTely disappeared. The hear, the wolf the
deer, the ca'amouni, and the panther, like The red
men Of the oresi, have disappeared before the hun
iers rife, or the axe-man's blows. The most that
the hunter can now obtain as the reward Of his toll
Is string Of Wild squirrels or pigeons or ma yhap
. pheasant or two by way of variety. Game is
not so plenty here even as ia Massac busetts; and
ell your city sharp shooters will please turn their
attention TO some other point of the compass. The
numerous streams shiob flow among The mount aims
abound in small fish. particularly the trout, which
probably is the finest favored Of any o: the '6nny
tribe"
- Several days the past week the thermometer has
been above 90 in the shade and as my principal
object IN leaving your city was TO avoid melting
away you will rightly concluoe tina, have Jump
ed out Of the frying pan into the fire in good ear
ncst. p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

Flare vp al Bo,s'oin.-We learn that there has
been much disturbance among the students a,
Boudoln College. The Junior and Sophomore
classes, resolved that they would no, perform at
their exhibitions, while DIR. Allen remained Presi.
den, OF the College. They also with perfect una.
mmity DIRE" up asiotement. setting forth their be-
iei OF the total ineompetency of President Allen
to perform the duties Of his office n satisfactory
manner-which is TO be presented TO the board at
'he'' annual meeting in September. Portland
.4rgu'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

LE,moy,. A few Gays ego, tum Of money
an. stolen near kosciatko, Miss. A black gitl.
protesting TO kn,w ell sbou, The eireums'anees'
charged respectable white person With being the
ih,ef Upon her testimony The citizens seized lin.
iicd him 10 tree, and "yuohed' HIM with extreme
severity. Donng the oPcrSion q mnn named fst'
her stood looking on aud oSclaiaing. Give 1t 10
man! be has the money-he B. the thief and will
coon eoufcss IL 80 The lynchers found however,
anct nearly kllng thclf victim, ih' be would con-
fess nothing and he was al length reieascd-!"rn,
bleeding, hnd unable TO stand. Few hours al.
forwards suspicion begsu to rest upon Parker h'm.
sclf who on beiag tied to the same tree, roarod
DOT, Il have the money Tho whole sum ~as
found IN has possession and that oi the "ench on
who,e fshe testimony the nnoocn, man had been
so horribly nu,la,ed. Ills occurrence should be
a memorable lesson 10 all who are disposed To take
the vengeance Of the law into their own hands,
Louisville (ky.J Gd;oftr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

oi1 H'ekory has recently joined the Presb,t.,,.
church II vouldn be bad hin, iot No., ., 49,
IN thus respect an the footsteps Of bi. iii, 70
s ess.of h'us rore Ple'y wouldn't hurl Tie rst,,s
Hon A ID Bruyn, MenLer ~ C,o,..... !,
TomPi ns County y Y died H.. mgr" rom
hl' Teiafn ffos w.shin-tgn 'E o'J' silef
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

GENERAL HARRIsos We understand l.... ;,
Louisville JournaD that the patriot Harrison in hs
Peeeh al The celebration OF the 9TH of July a. Massion
ONO iuy declared his determination to ABIDE the de-
at Harrisburg in 1889 He accompanied his 5soinr.
ton with high aud appropriate com plimen,s 10 the
Daniel Webster. "y LAY ana
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

Balance against the Government before the
sailing or the Expedition, srl- roo
II me inFe'ugaion could be pursued through eli the
expenditures ofihs most ~ -oontriyeS al -
as we fear It will prove -fsled expedition e.,
ipl amount Of official delinquency and uecun',ry -
would We sPPfehend, be FeveAled.-N 4 .gm.-,5on
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

The Globe of Thursday says "Never since the day
of John Adams have the republican features of our Il
stitutIons been in such 'mmanent danger" This ser
American.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-14

The drought has been and still continues YER
severe IN this region of the country. The cor
is drying up and so are The potatoes. If there b.
not copious rains IN vpry few days the crops vii
DC utterly ruined.-1renfon M j. Gazette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
TO THELOVERS OF MUSIC

FHlIE SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure in
i informing the lovers Of MUSIC in Lynchburg
and vicinity, that he has received. and offers for sale
a choice selection of fine III AMOS, made to his
particular ORDER by j. Chickcring Il Co, in Boston
They are warranted by the manufacturer not TO be
inferior to the celebrated PIANOS of John Broad
wood in London and confidently as such recommends
ed by the subscriber who, formerly in Europe, has
been engaged for nearly -four years in the sale OF the
above mentioned London Instruments The lovers
Of he delicate MUSIC and neat furniture
qucscd to call and examine for themselves, to be
convinced that they now may receive the full value
OF their money.
n. +. The subscriber begs leave also TO offer his
grateful Acknowledgements 10 the citizens OF Lynch
burg, for their very liberal encouragement in his
professional line
The 1attcrng proofs Of their satisfaction enable
him to continue permanently with the instruction on
the Piano among them, upon the usual terms
TO young beginners in general, and to those who
desire thorough know ledge OF Music, he warrants
an Instruction not inferior TO that OF any Musical In
sttution in Europe. Pianos tuned to order.
X. J. RYPMA,
Corner Of Sd street, and Ian-yard ALey.
o. The Lexington Gazette, Lewisburg Enqui-
rcr aud Fncastlc Democrat will insert the foregoing
ct If, and send their accounts TO this Office.
Lynchbug, October WOW II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
Il T. VI
Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE real. ESTATE.

- iRSi Ant To the PROVISIONS OF a deed of trust
executed 10 the subscriber by the late VIM
Snead, Ia secure the payment OF certain sun, of
money 10 Vim. ogesby, Which deed is recorded in
the ilustnes toutt Clerks ofcc, Tor tho corpora
ton of lynchbur2, and also IN the Clerks once Tor
the county OF Cmapbcll, shall. on FRIDAY, the
lolh day OF October, on tho pernlscs, beginning
with the Tract ot Land IN the county, proceed to
sell, At public auction the hghosi bidder, ior
CASH. Tract OF VALUABLE WOOD LAND,
situated ON both sides OF little opossum Creek, in the
county OF Campbell. containing about 10 Acres
and afterwards HOUSE aud LOr ON he HIN, in
The town oi lynehburg, near to and adjoining the
house aud lot oi Alex. roml,kns, Esq. aud known
as Sneads Tobacco Factory. The Land IN the
country Is about three miles from the town Of
Lyme hbuIg, and valuable account oi its w God
aud Meadow Lands. The town property - well
calculated Ion n Tueacco factory Tor whieh II has
been htted aud used ior many years. The iltlc 10
All OF The above property believed be unuuestion
able; but. acting as ttustec tho subscriber will war.
rant aud convey only that vested in hmhy the Trust
deed. TlOS DIIIARn n,
POSTpONEMENr
" The above sale is postponed til "Wednesday
tho 7th day oi November next, when IL will positively
take place on the promises II far aud II not, on the
next fam day thereafter.
TlIOS. Dill LARD Tr.
Oct.2a Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
$40 0 II G 40 rd.

1.TOLEN from the subscriber. residing one mile
from buchanan, onthe night of the l5'l, 'ns',
a Pocket Book, containing $500 n bank bills
notes ofSlO0 each payable at LynchburF ana one
or two $50 notes, the balance not feco''cc'e"-'""
hands ia the amount of 800 OF S2OW'. Also, one
,iIyc, Watch one half worn Jeans Coat. and aralr
If skirts taken from a Wagon-Saddlc OF black har-
ness. The boats of Joseph Eubank lay on ih''
night at Rocky Run, about quarter OF m.'e nom
nv house from which the articles were sto'cn' ana
fresh tracks were discovered the next morning 10 anu
from he direction OF the boats. wiz give Foo
i c ,l,o,ecovc,v Of the stolen articles and $50
,nn,e IN, ,he detection OF the thief OF thieves.
ISAAC BURkIIOLDER.
Nom buchanan. oct. -
~ The Fmcastle Democrat will In5crt'5 tunes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
ORTIZ AIRY.

Departed this life, al halfra - o'clock L. NJ.
on Saturday 18Th inst. IN the 5sth wear of her age,
Mrs. AMELIA FuQuA wife of Caleb Fuqun, decd,
of Bedford county In the death of this iuly anna
bic and pous woman, her children, 10 whom she was
much devoted. and for whose interest and welfare
IN time and IN eternity, she seemed To feel the most
intense anxiety, have lost tender aud atteconato
mother; her servants 4 kind mistress; the nc,ehbor
hood in which she lived ore otthc best OF ncighbo ;
the Church most exemplary member. 1t would
be impossible, III shout notice rs tbs, iot HIM
who pens This humble tribute nj respect, 10 do JUS
ticc to Mrs. Fuqua. Suffice II. then, 10 say, that
she was for many years IN orderly and pous mem
Der of the Baptist Church. The wfitci knew her
well, aud scarcely did he witness Ia the life of
any mcekness and humility more OF the spi-
rit of Christ. Having lived Ike hfe, she died the
death OF tho righteous" She is gone, but her ex
ample lives, and will tell upon the long annals OF
eternity. Reader prepare 10 meet thy God
Died the residence OF his son, in the county OF
Amherst. the 18th ult. Mr.. lIlNny oGprN, IN
the 93d year OF his age after long confinement.
Although incompetent TO sketch the life OF such
man, the winter Of tins notice cannot deny himself
the moumiul satisfaction OF bearing his public tesi-
mony 10 The worth Of one. whom, while living, he
had the privilege OF recognizing friend. brother,
yea as "A father IN the Lord. As man, MI. Ogden
was remarkable for his unaffected simplicity OF man
ncrs and street integrity oi character. In the rcla
tons OF husband, father and MASTER lie is believed
ncr worthy of himscli and the cause which lie de
lighted 10 honor. As ancghhor, lie was kind, alice
ionatc aud obhging. As IA friend, he was constant
aud sincere. 1t may uuly be said that Mr.. O. had
the confidence and affection OF ms ncghhors aud
iends 10 greater extent than falls 10 the lot OF
most men, and II is believed thai few, II any, more
honestly desired do the will of God, more
promptly discharged an obligation when recognized.
From the workings OF his own mind, and the alice
tons of his own heart, he fully persuaded that
the only source OF salvation to lost sinners was the
grace Of God--lhat the guilt aud condemnation of
sin can only be removed by the blood of Chist, and
that only be transferred into the image OF
Christ by the power OF the Holy Spltit The pf'c-
teal effect Of ms having received the truth was the
beautiful uniformity Of his e-uniiormty OF tcins
dccpiy humbied bctorc has master n trusting only an
tie righteousness Of Christ, and ri doing eood BE
evlng for some time that the time oi hs departure
was at hand, aud having made such arrangements as
his anticipated removal seemed To call Tor, with
firm and unyclding faith in the Son Of God, he
calmly and patiently awaited the hour "l his coming
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
W lSlkll,lD,

On "Wednesday evening, 10Th inst. by the Re,
Geo. W. Leitwieb. Mr. kicuanp DrAhiNa. TO Ms.
ofLA Ann, daughter Of Archibald Wade. all OF
Bedford.
-, IN bynchhuIg on the 18th inst bv the Rev
George w Lcltwich. Mr. IIr>ny &. Srryr>, -,
BEDFORD, 10 Miss sam, r. MAXIM, daughter OF
Mr.. Samuel Martin.
-, ON the 18th inst by the Rev. Vnal 4
Smith. at Liberty, Mr. GRANVILLE l.. Br,Rp. to
Miss Elzanfrn. daughter OF MI Moses Dooey,
all Of Bedford.
-, on Tuesday the l,h Oct, by the Rev.
DR. llocombc, Capt JonN u. Bowiiru, To Miss
JrRl,n, daughter of Mr.. Nathaniel Terry, all oil
Campbell
-, in Richmond, on Tuesday motung, the
10Th instant, by the Rev. MI. Pollock, DR.. ALranp
lEiEHRN, OF Lexington, 10 Mss ANNE L. PmoE,
OF that city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

IN that tcautiful country: The English laborer
,h no, q unircalthiul dens OF The manufactures,
:. he smiling ne,ds At this time, IN such Estate
II suffering that American would not believe II on
.,,,,op--he nrust see II with his own eyes. have
.s.d through rwenty counties OF England, and
-. sra,cely met a smiling face amongst the poorer
isses. every Que appeared detected, with
nd h,qcard couutenances. II have seen such in
Eraand, what awaits my sight IN Ireland where
IN, siareTy exists in all It's atoclty where The
" nd peasantry' in the world renewed but de-
ag.e ,,,sn the brute race You have been pleased
e. ,au the Americans liars because they preach
.bn they don't practice. II such be lars, what term
oil menjacy sufficiently strong ought to be applied
10 yourseli'
This indeed (remarks the correspondent olthe
ntcllgencer) is true picture oil the condition oil
The miserable aud deceived Irish people Let an
American any other person visit the eouih oil
Ireland and there he will behold scenes that VIII
chill the very blood in his veins. lie will behold
naLc,lness, misery and desoation. lie will behold
mendcaps all but naked walking the public streets in
search of food" And this picture is fully corrobo
ated if indeed it needed confirmation, by travelling
correspondent ofthe New YorklNinor whose last
letter from Ireland describes a scene OF universal
beggary, which would almost saggcr belief, If ii
were not unfortunately verified by cloud of wit
nesses. And yet Daniel - Council, WHO bcSs even
from these beggars, prccnds to dcnounce American
Every-though, let what may be said of the sys-
TEN, not one of them who is not well fed and clo-
,hed and in every respect comfortably provided for
or # there be one who is not the exception is SO
rare that il proves the rule. The European peasant
~ en- naSse, would profit by the exchange OF their
nominal liberty, accompanied by starvation, as it's,
for African scrvude, with all It's conors--ood IN
infancy, protection aud support IN manhood, nurses
and medical attendance in sickness, shelter and
comfortable support III old age, and decent grave
when death breaks dt the bands OF lie and sclvl
Jude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
co MMUNICA TED.

Questions for Judge and Lawyers 10 ansaeer.
J. As Internal improvement is the order of the
day, il is desirable to know, where land has been
condemned by county courts for free roads, and since
taken for turnpkcs railroads, does it, does II
not revert TO the owner of the soil that he may
recover damages from the company whose road GOV
ers it
>. II not, the county court recover from the
company the money which they paid 10 the owner
Of the soil
3. Whether freehoders who, by their courtesy,
have permitted free roads to pass through THEN land
which roads have since passed into the hands Of
stock companies ought not to recover damages from
SAID companies ONE OF MANY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
NORllS MuLTICAUIIS.

'NlIE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale any reason-
i able amount ol Trees and years old. of tho
MoIns Multleauls, aud cuttings OF the same. The
Tree Is genuine |, has been obtained ~ much cx-
pcnse, and reared Tor several years. until tho
experiment has perfectly succeeded the subscri-
Der having moro than hrly acres growing luxu-
iiauiy. All the facts IN reference Ia tins Mulberry
IT'S rapid growtl, its rich foliage, its excellence as
food for the silk Worm, The ease with which its
leaves gathered the great quantity obtained from
acre, and the fine quality OF the silk made from
ii, have been realized fully by the subscriber in the
experiments Of several ecasons.
rhsttrc,s and cuttings offered FOR sale, will be-
delivered in Tynchburg. All communications mnst
be addressed to lIolcomc x Orey, Eynchburg, Va.
They ate authorized To mabc contracts for the sub
scrbcr and from them all desired information eau 10
obtained. FRED'k A. ROSS.
Ro,herwood, near kngspon, T.. Tennessee.
Oct. IS wlmf
Richmond Whigs and Enquirer will insert tho
above once week Tor orc month aud charge 10 tins
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

CHINESE MULBERRY.

1 HAVE Tor sale a large number Of the Morus
] Mulicaulisor Chinese Mulberry Trees, which
are in the high hest estimation Tor feeding and
making silk. These trees have become acclma,cd
TO this country aud stood unnIurod the several colds
OF last winter, wihou, the least protection.
have likewise Tor sale $50, 900 cuttings of tho Chi
ncsc Mulberry; aud good supply OF the Morrs
Alba or White Italian Mulberry Trees. MI of
which will be sold upon as liberal terms IN any
market in this country. f.. FLETCHER.
Sept - Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

VIRGINIA At rues held in The Clerks Office of the
Circuit SuIero Court of LAW and thnnrery for the
comfy al Campbell, the list day of October 1888:
joel Motley aud Elizabeth A. his wife formerly Elizabeth
A. fobbs, John NJ Mclean, Mary A. Mclean aud Saruh T.
Nc Lean the last three infants under the age twenty one
years. and who by John Mclean their father aud next
friend, Plaintiffs
against
john ?. cobhs, Robert l.. Cobbs, William & Me AIlistcr
aud Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Gobbs Charles IT, Co
William tohhs IN his right, and Robert
tohbs, deceased Beverly Il. Scott and Samuel NJ. Scott
ns the securities of the snid " lllnm tolhs, john o.
Amslead, VIM. b. Armislrnd aud Samuel NJ. Mclean the
last three cldrcnand heirs ofaIary l.. Mclean late Mnry
l.. Annistcad aud formerly hary L. Cobbs Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants John 7. Cobbs, Robert H. Colbs and vii
liam II. Armlstcad, having entered their appearance
and given security according the Act of Assembly and the
rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they inhabitants OF this alth-On
the motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel ordered Tint they
do appear here the first day of the term and answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs and ihot copy of this order in
serted in some newspaper published in ynchburg two
months siccessi,ey, aud posted the door court
house oi tins county, on some court day.
copy--Tcste,
JOHN d. ALEXANDER, CIk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
.V'OI'E('E.

" Ill, BE SOLD, the 9Th November next
" N J. o'clock on the plantation Of Mrs. Su-
sahah Cobbs,one y halt miles from Fancy I'LL IN tho
county at Rockbrdge ali the Crop ol Tobacco Corn
Fodder, Oats, Farming Utensils Wagon, Horses
aud Cows. Hogs and Sheep also, all The House
hold and k,chcn Furniture, OF SAID Susannh Cobbs
The yale will positively lake place without reserve
on a credit oil months, Tor all sums over dollars.
JOHN =. MlNroN,
ior Susauah cobbs.
Oct. - n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

CO. orders far Tickets and Shares Certificates
ot PdehdgeS in The above un,lvaIled Scheme, will
receive the most prompt attention, aud those who
oucr from us may rely upon having the ,iraring
sent ,hcm Immediately after II IS over. Send orders
early, and address
ID. S. GREGORY n Co. Managers.
Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
DR.yUV.E.vG RECEZv'ED.
The following were The numbcfs dtawh Tor
Lccsbur. Academy Lottery,

Extra Class No. 6, for 1888 At Richmond on Tues
day October 10th, viz:
AZ IS 81 II 81 sc 80 - 40 Al % GG.
~ Tickets ~ -, 68, small Capital Prize
IN the foregoing Lottery, sold at ...
TALROT'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22

W The London correspondent of the National
iu'el'gencer states, under date of August "a, that
'he health Of Mr. Stevenson, the American minister,
"ho' appears has had "a very severe attack" is
slowly improving. His medical attendants have ad
''sed him to retire to the country for some time, as
4"let and relaxation indispensable to the rcs,or
alton of his health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-22
Lottery Draws TO-MOrrOW!
Prize Of SSO,OOO! !!
10 Prizes - I,OOO!!
To be DrUicN TO..NOfrON :!
Lccsbsurg Academy Lottery,

ExrR, CLASS, No. T. for 1888.
TO be dra,rn al Richmond on IucSddI, October 23L
~ 1He dra,oing tW be ,cceired al ms 9Uce on
TbursdoY-He 25M Inst Qt2 O'ciorE, y. N.