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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
Nov. IA
EeANAW AY

h4NROM the subscriber, at farm near Warmin.
Il ster. Nelson County, On james River hs
property OF Joseph G. CabeIl, young negro man
uamed HENRY.
tie went off in the month Of August, at which time,
as Tor me time previous thereto he eng ed
as "A laborer onthc Canal. lie is now prof. ably sumo
where on the line of the Canal or River, between
Lynchbnrg and Richmond. He is about "a yeai
OF age, about5 feet or 10 inches high, well made
OF raj her light complexion, and has the mark Ola
wound above o,e Of his eyes, and samneis in SPEAK
ing. lie was born aud lived in Lancaster Coun.
~, unul few years past.
Reward of twenty-five Dollars, will b.
paid for bis delivery to lie subscriber or for his de-
livery into jail, so that he shall be restored Ia
pos ,csson Of his owner.
GARNET DUNCAN
Nov. % w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

From he Norie,eh tEag.J Mercury qf Oct. 10
Tie RdiiD0H.--Oa Wednesday Mr.. Green made
his ascent from The gas works. under oos Of the
most serene and cloudless atmopheIes that ever
shone. K. Crawshay., WAS his companion indeed,
II appears that the voyage was undcripken 10 graft
~ that gentleman, From this union tlrfe - likely
10 result q very important measure naauely, fbe
construction OF haIloop of experiment capable Of
almost any purpose 10 which II can be applied.
Aetnslation IS certainly yet in its gtancy aud true
philosophy never doubts tie possibility OF useful
improvement.
we understand hat MI Green has. at the solie-
iaon of few ofhs sIauurh aeronautlral and seien-
ffe friends, grltuiiously cor scntodi0 construct Il
pow eifu aud spcIdld balloon, be used solely for
tie pupose Of scientific experiment and rerfea.
tive amusement aud we have his authority 10
state that he would willingly, with such machine,
undertake voyage from New Yofk TO Europe. tllus
al ofee putting to The tcsi the duration Of tie pow
er of a balion, when property Constructed, aud
furnished wuh every necessary appendage. We
think with Mr.. Monk Mason, who accompanied
Ar. Green aud Mr.. loand on tue ever memorable
voyage from London TO WWbug. in Germany thai
the raril's Whole surface may sumo not very dis
tsnt day be trayersed by balloon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
YIorFAr's a.sFE t.iGLs, AND pmHNIx

VI BsTTEGs.-1he perfectly safe uneering aud sue
eessn treatment o almost every sIrrrs Of disease by
OF ofal- Life Medicines no longer an xperneu as re-
terence TO the eNpeenc Of thousands patients will
iaetofy prove during the present month OF April alone
natY one hundred enses have come 10 the knowledge OF Mr.
Moiat' where the pnucu has all appearance effected
permanent cure by the exclusive aud iurous of the Lie
hee nrs-ome q ten OF these had been considered be-
yond all hope by their medical attendants Such happy results
are source OF great pleasure Mr. NJ and inspire him with
fellow cfzens.
The ie Medicines purely Vegetable prepararon.-
They are mud and pleasant in Incorporation aud same
time thorongh-aetn rapidly upon the sccrcons othe
tem-oanAing off all acrimonious humors, and fascinating
WIN and PnnS ne the blood For this reason, aggayn
ted cases OF dyspepsia the Life Medicines will give rce
shorter space OF time than any other prescription. la Fever
and Agne, nhammaory Rhenmatism Fcyers every dc
,GPuen SICK Headaches Heartburn Dizziness in the hesS,
fmns m the Ches Faueut impaired appetite and in eve
ed state oil the stomach the of these Medicines has always
proved 10 be beyond doubt greatly superior any Other mode
All that AIR Mo asks his patients is to be particular in
taking them strictly according the directions Ii not by
newspaper noleeor any thing that be HIM elf my say their
No that he hopes 10 gain credit It alone the result.
OF fair trial l. the reader invalid and does he wish to
kno" whether the Life Medicines will his own case Ii
So lei hun caii OF send 10 Mr. Moafs Office, Boz Boadw av
and procure copy OF the Good Samaritan Published gratu-
tonsy lie will there find enumerated very many extraor-
of cure aud perhaps exactly similar to his
Sold wholesale and retail.
OF additional particulars OF the above Medicines, Mof
incidence copy always be obainsd Of the different A.
gents who hive the medicine for sale.
French German aud Spanish directions can be obtained on
application al the office, 375 Broadway
All post paid letters will receive immediate attention.
Breadway, New York. liberal deduction made those
who purchase To sell again.
aeENrshe fe Medicines may also be had Of any of the
States and the Canadas Ask Tor Moats Life Pills and Pie
nix Biers be thHt fac simle of JOHN Moia sig
Pills
For sale by the following agents {: ii
F. ! !. !, I, E Eof'ArL, {{lyqepbq!s, Va.
6 L ESTES, LosnSslon, Nelson Co, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
KL.NEO.Y .EG.gEas,.REA..

fEfIl T. next session OF Union Academy, will com
n mence the fifteenth oil January next under
The direction Of BENJAMIN w. CURTIS, A. NJ.
Principal, and Mr.. WM +. MILLER, Assistant
Teacher in the new Building erected for the pnr
pose. The following will be the terms Of Tuition,
10 Wit;
Preliminary Course IS per session
Higher Branches Of the English Ian
guase Exclusive Of Mathematics.) - ditto
VI Mathematics. French, German, Latin
or Greek Languages Is ditto
Students will be charged from the entrance cas-
Ut sickness exceped TIL The close OF the session.
Board, including washing, lodging, lights, &c. may
be had IN private families, convenient TO the lnstu-
tlJ0, at So per month
BY order Of the Board.
X. ID, PALMER, President
JAMES PANKEY, Secretary.
Spnul Sprlna Chmpbell Dec. 10 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
DEFERRED ARTICLES.


hreai excitement a. prsduefd M Phiiad.lpli,
Monday iast. II The diseo.rf, thar false celi6r,e.
Of stuck Of tie Bsut Of hrntusky II the annpni nj
NOR than Tea thousand shaIes of upwards OF
GOO Coo had ten ssuedhY II. J. If.ts. eash,c, a.
ne sthbs Hi bank, Wiieh was fhe aeenry Of the
Bank OF Kentucky ~ Philadelphia The anir
appeared hid bfen Al long standing: h., epl, .Ie,
disclosed. Tie Cashier sad ihe ff,td as ,,c,co
if@isd 10 sustain 81 Seluuslkdl Bank and tiur an
The rtoeeeds arising ttoa4 II tad h,p,, a. li, IN l
use OF the Baak; the direct Is sfjfm e,t,,r ,,no
ianca o. tie matter s'
1nesda, moraIag II vas announced ,b,, the
pHhA "naa p3t IA the nefes # athet Ranks Al
sums uh'ief 60 md ihfonz baul The u.o,o,,.,
iAise eioHa o. persons attended for The pufpns. nj
tx hanging hen netts. A. O'Clock bowe,,, tho
Baok sas olased nuaetan Injunction issueJ At ,hc
insiaee oi the d nh 81 KENNEDY.
Inc lol owing advertisements appea,sd IN ,h, n
. ,tazeiie 81 Tuesday esenrHs:
"SCllCALklLL BANk.-Tle Di,c,,,,s,c,l,o
sehuylaht baak announce lo lie lnblc. thai in con-
ee9nsnee CT lie nnt"nunate circumstances in vim
tue DAM suddenly hnds Itself placed by the nnap.
'hot's.a aeis OF the lale Cashier they h,y, c,,,i
themselves ron peii,d suspend heir psyments f,,
the present ~ f"'"''"'S '"'
he beatd thinh II proper faitbet IN state IN At
ne acts OF The lale Cashier above teie,,d ,o ,c,
zone without The knowledge nf lie f,r,ne, p,,si,;,,
OF any OF the breeots 81 the ink The assets fl.
bahh are amply euiiieenl TO nent us c,tcul.,i,n
ana deposiies' and therefore caution the public =.
eaihs' making undue sacrifices
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
NEGROES FOE HERE.
SOCKS. sOCEGS!!
No TIE.

p Y virtue Of an ot1he General Assembly, and
ED in pursuance Of an order Of the county Court
oil Franklin. shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash. Al Franklin Count House. ou the
first Monday IN February next (beiag Court day.
Runaway slave now confined in the Jail Of sand
county, who calls himself URlAS JONES' aud
who saws he belongs to Elizabeth McNiel, Polly
Griffith ard George Griffith of Cumberland county,
North Carolina GILES W. b HALE, ID. S.
for SAINT Saunders, Shf. OF Franklin Co.
Rocky Mount Dee II 1917
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
SIZE OE.S'gGR0E$.

NN Saturday tie 28h day of D4cetnber. 1889.
~ (lt Mrs Tayoe's across the river from Lvuch-
burg) there Will be sold, at public auction. some
ten or fifteen valuable l. f S belonging
to the estate of Spencer Norvell, deed.
The sale will be made in pursuance of decree OF
The Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
for the county of Amherst, made The last term, in
the Of "lshell VS.. Norpell."
Terms-Twelve months credit, the purchasers to
give bond with approved security.
CIllSWELL DABNEY
MAURICE H. GARLAND, ( Coih IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Oathe same day Of lie above sales, and at the
place, there will be hired Tor the ensuing year.
some forty or fry NEGROES. belonging to The es-
tatcs of Beverly K. Scott. deed and Christopher
I,belI, deed. Among these Negroes are Two goad
Watermen, good Shoemaker first rate Black
smith, aud eral excellent field hands and house
Servants. Also few likely Boys, who have been
living in Tobacco Factories.
Ii the real estate belonging to G. lsbe decd,
should not have been previously disposed Of it will
on that day be rented at public auction for the en-
suing year. This estate consists of The White
House aud Lo', in Madison. a TRACT OF LAND
adjoining Mr.. John VI. Williams, aud another Tract
in Amherst county, about five miles from Lynch
burg, n present in the occupancy of Samuel Scott.
The Tact OF Land near the Peaks of Ouer is also
for sale rent.
In addition TO the above. have for hne privately,
about twenty valuable house Servants aud Hands
for Tobacco factories.
MAURICE II. GARLAND.
Dee = tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Protested Bdhof ErchanQe-rhe New Orleans
Courier OF The 9th inst. says: cit IS reported that
drafts and bills OF hange draw by erehants 81
New Orleaas Tor sums exceeding bali million OF
dollars, have been returned by lhe Brush Queen.
with uoce of protest. iswlI ulict a heavy blow
some mercantile houses"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
ssx RHoraITR,. GRAVE

Beneath the ohaneels halloaed stone,
Exposed to eterY rustic tread.
To few, save rustic iuoufners. known.
Ny brofher. Is thy luei, bed.
Few words npon Tie rough slime craven,
Thy nnme-tlly tiri- lily Youth deeiaIe--
1ht lnnooenfe-fhy hopes Of Heaven
In simplest phrase recorded there.
No 'seuiehrnn shinr, no banners wave
In moelcry u'er N, brothers grave.
No sound Of human foil or strife
To Dsatn's lone dwelling speaks efltc,
Nor breaks the silrnre stll and deep
An laid ia that pnslarilel sleep.
The living oss hath ne,or kuopn.
Thn lonely seziaa's f1nisiep falls
In dismal eehaes on The aals.
As slowly pacing through the aifle.
lie sweeps thu oubsly aasl AWAY,
And eab~ebs, winch naut net de6la
Those windows en- the Sabbath das
And. pass ne through the eeptfal uafB,
1reads lightiy GA ias brothers gave,
Bnt whea nc sWeeisionej Sabbath chime,
fonfiag il musio an the hfer1e.
Proclaim, the ,rail.lnoNn hol, TINE
ofprasef, aud thanks, and bonded kne>s;
Whom rustic efop ds de,outI, mret,
AMI lpz aHa haan IN God nrr given
Aud sonss el1ss Oblivion sweet
Cd sarihis dis IN lhoaafi oi Heaven;
What VOICE al salas aa1 coleman lone
/. brand ahate H. haIlsl siaas
What form IN fiiestls Hrsk Bfrsy
Beside the sliar taael. le efai
What huis haaas az htsf ap
T9tless the saefsmesisi euHf
Full srii sRoa thar reverend faim,
And ala taite sas.ia each he aeaj
fbnse iotts, "oa.d rsaeh iiiss the tie worm
w bfatasf HssHes us breast Bis ttd
Thai s're. be iaf tsisisa,r este,
Aos siaaas ts. .is LIS lssei, rrptc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

pssEI ltsAI..
fDH IHt NIHoINIANs
To 4 LOCK or HAIR.

TIE value that | set On fhee,
Theu little shining tFr.s
= NV csnse smile. tt, naashi IN zoe,
rrast tiae anne tie less.
The hlaeans, plume the rassn wears,
Il No mafe classy bright.
The pFondssf gem al osesn hears,
Ceuid moi charm nv sight.
1fever authi comes Ger me-.
ofcaTs erief or pain
A iook-s singh lock at theet
ADD all Is well again.
ofmutaal Love thou an the eel
OF mutual soes the iak'u
Love, that vii heed nor soc nor veal
Vows. that may not be bfoku
wv GLasseW, neefle, oa3o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
AN EAsN ROAD WEALTH.
Morns Hltiiieamsis and Silk Worm

7 : AsAs@ NVE S.tEV'
4 HAN ono hundred Thousand MorNs Na,hcdu
iiS Slips raised from trees of luxurant growth
nthe vicinity Of Lynchburg, and Frfy Ounces ct the
genuine Mammoth H'hiie D1abie crop SIX HUrm
Eggs, which would engage Accommodating
terms deliverable at any time before the G,st of Am
next. The Eggs will be sold by the ounce or thou
sand. Orders from distance viii be strictly auen-
dtd to il addressed TO DAVID b. PHELPS
Lynchburg. Va.
Nov. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Obtaining HatrT-Au experiment Is being made
Il Tallahassee. tFa.l 10 obfain water by boring
Seventy feet had been penetrated without reaching
=. Five hundred feet OF boring pipe then pro-
cnred, and the intention 10 90 that far down
10 fud A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

SCARLET FEvrR-Thc Philadelphia Gazette
says III pains 10 learn thai this disease Is very
prevalent among the jusene population ol The ely.
The Death records iuiiy attest the fac. TIE best
preseniives avoidance of exposure TO quick
changes nf temperature. which productive Of
colds andio keep the neck aud feet OF children sel
projected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
NO EFdE.

a LII PERSONS indebted to the late concern
"A oi Lancaster X Bryant, will please make pay
nent Immediately, as 1t IS desrous to wind up the
business at early day. All persons having claims
against the same will present them for payment.
WILSON Il. BRYANT.
surviving partner Of Lancaster q Bryant
INV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Tie Mackerat Fishery - Nackercl was selling at
Halifax on the 27th ult. at 50 IS per barrel i lie
fisher, had been unusually good ptompt sales and
high Itioes had encouraged the fisheries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAR;.

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAREun,
ID aspect FULLY informs his friend.
Il q public generally, that he continues T., an1 Il i,
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN VI "a
IN all its various branches. HIS stock of ~, a Al j
is now large, well assorted, and well woubs nd
tenlion of both wholesale and retail deal. 'hsa
stock of STILLS and other Copper War, 1,
very large and desirable, and he is prepared n ais.
faciure order STILLS Of any size or - m'fa
will also repair old STILLS take them in e,a aa
for new ones. 'uahg d
He has also on hand large and well
stock OF WOVE WIRE for wheat fans A.. '"9f 4
prepared to weave TO any order he may -, asa
lie also has attached TO the establishment NV =
FOU NDRY, and is prepared 10 cast To or., u y
for Iaverns churches aud other purposes r. d A
Screw Boxes, castings FOR Thteshins MaeSI a
all other kinds of Brass Castings. s."
He continues, also, TO gutter aHd cover n
either in town or country with Copper. Tn ~
or Sheet Iron, upon the most favorable Ie,,rs 14
/ Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either nn,cl.
/ or takenin exchange for new work. Coani. ass
duce also taken change for all work IN b,s' p'
Aup. =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Far ~ NATcBEz, the morning Of the 4ih
INST fire brake oui IN out stable 10 the rear Of
Commerce sueei. cont Ining SIX horses. These
we're cot oose ad rcseaed, bat the stable together
sIfh he adjoining buildings, consumed. Ille re
aersl Impression - that the fire vas the act VI an
incebdlafy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

At the same time and place there will in like man
net be sold, al public auction, several other
f S
(perhaps ten or fifteen in number) belonging to the
estate of Beverly r. Scot, deed. These Negroes
will be sold upon liberal credit, and the time made
known on the day Of sale.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Exor. Of
Beverly L. Scott decd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Noret reason for DiscontnaciBg Pdper.-The
Pcayune tells u that an edr or Of newspaper in
Virginia, recently received note from distant
Subscriber, running follows: "Sr; on will
please discontinue my paperat the expiration Of the
year as do not find IN II than species Of information
WAS anxious to obtain when / subscribed. ] baye
looked over it carefully for SIX months for the death
ot some individual "as acquainted with, bat as yet
not single soul cane any thug l,r has dropped oil.
gu will therefore please have NY name erased"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

The Times. administration paper and the Ga
zelie. " hit paper have been uhneJ. The union
oil the two makes administration pa per.-E,asterA
Democrat
cry likely. Pnia pni Of dirty water and pin,
Of clean water To gstier aud the whole Will be dl1y
-Lsaisuilte Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Hard Tones. The plan of building the Mcropo
hlan Theatre, IN New York, is abandoned on ac-
count OF he hard times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

SUlClDE,-At Boston, on Thursday last. man
named Vose, in derauged state of mind, Jumped
from third Story window in Franklin House upon
Tue side walk, aud was Instantly killed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

- No one would take you TO be what you are"
said an old fashioned gentleman day OF two ago.
TO dandy. WHO had more hair han brains. - Why p
was The immediate return. " Because they can't see
your ears -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Ny father is richer than yours. said a boy to
lbs co pahion the od,er day. How do you know"
was the reply q" Because my father says that your
lather pays Tor every thing when be buys II. while
ny fitier never pays any body, but keeps his mo-
nty shave nofes with. EoSt0n Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

BOUNDARY FR0UBLEs.--1he Woelsteek
(Naine) Times OF December = says: .shena Put
nam Of HoHton passed through here lssi safk. On
his wav to thr Resfoek. Il Vas SAID thai he lad
warrant Ter The apprehension efthe Warden. Tie
attempt was made. bur fortunately did mt succeed
rs Mr.. NJ. got an iuiimatiou q "hal vas eniHg On.
Tie succeeded ~ &c ting The military nsst n he
Grand Falls. closely pursued bs The capturing rsf-
~ The artillery az thai station lnnled nai, nd
we're ~ immediate readiness IN give the pufzaefs a
warm reception. Bui the gallant band Lad pfn-
deuoe enough call halt beffts They came m slght
otherwise The, would have paid dearly FIR then ie-
merry"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
CLEARS !AEaaAKA!


fENWO CASES very sup rIor Principe Cigars
d ust received and Tor sale (hy the box) by.
+. ECGlOLS.
Dccemhero Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

An Arkansas paper wishes To know ''wiat the poo
indans will do "henihe Buffaees disappear" w,
suppose they will have 10 bsar il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

The principal objections yet urged by the Loco
ocos 10 Gen. Harrison are, that he belonged the
arrs that whipped the Brtsh--driuks the poor
mans cider, because he afford 10 the VINE
Of tilrich. aud is the humble office Of clerk of
court! HaaiSoRiGa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
FROM TEXAS.

The arrival AT New Orleans of the steamer Column
bla, on the 26h u brings Texas papers of the latest
daie.e Not awotd is sad IN any OF the papers OF the
rumored capture of Mtamoras by an allied army Of
Texans and Federaliss. Ii such has really been the
case, the intelligence had reached either oil the
PLACES mentionedby the 2Ist ull.
The Austin ,zrtte contains the following, which
is all we eau gather Of Indian dAicultcs
Captain Howard, formerly OF Washington cie) on
his way to the falls e the BRACES, with company Of
twenty five men, fell IN with party of Indians, in
number forty or fifty who CONN enced attack
Captain Howard defeated the Indians killing three
aud wuundlng five SIX, without the loss of a sin
gle man on our part. They supposed 10 be
the kechies or CadJoes. Captain Howard a.d Lieu
enant Lewis, the brother ofthe gallant Nj. Is.
Lewis, who commanded company Of volunteers in
the Cherokee war, behaved themselves as true ehey.
alters
In addition to this intelligence, learn that Col.
Neil, commanding the draughted militia, had fallen
IN with party Of Indians on the Brazos aud defeat.
ed them, kIllInl two or three, IN wouodng many
more. The object contemplated by the Government
IN ordering out The militia therefore is patty accom-
pi'shed, and We have no deubt, ii the gallant Col.
Nell should again AIl in with them, he will render
good account The success OF our troops against the
Indians is cheering.
Congress had assembled. The attend nee was
promut AID general The Presidents message was
submitted on the 12th 1t is highly praised by the
Gazette,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Admirable ilit.-My dear madam" said doctor
to his patient " am truly g,aiified to see y.ar vet
10 HE At.uy last visit yesterday. YOU know told
YOU You had bur six bours 10 liye.r - Yes. doc
Ter; you did bat | didn't take the dose you letr
Gehius.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

he Vermont scboulmasters are up 20 a lhiag or
two IN the way pf Their dnty. One Of them lately
logged an nnrnly dantsel attending his school and
10 hom be engaged. lie said. though he kis-
sed lleras lover, II las duty 10 lick her as tu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

prr trrfahatian n sneh enormous nfrnce against
The morals AMI Interests of seciefY. None Ne are
sufe are trsder 10 aix mark el fufpiIuds 10 tbs
business Than the friends 10 the Blinking system
properly aud honestly conducted =: and effat efil
mus, eras to the Banks unless hsif friends are a
u,one the foremost in attaching the fullest measure
Of infarns 10 this afaif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

AIRGINIA--At rules held in the Clerks Office OF he
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery, for tie
county of Amherst, on Monday, the 9TH day OF octOb'
1889
John pudley Davis administrator de bons of Georss
Morris, Jr, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

STEAMBOAT ACClDENT.--We understand, says
the Louisville Journal. OF the lIlh inst. that The
GeGetal Gaines, IL her downward passage, struck a
snae aud sunk IN deep water. The Edward Ship
pens struck log few days ago, stove some Other
TIMBER, and was taken into the dock at Smthldnd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

The Norfolk Herald states that Charles Dabney
Brodie. Esq. formerly employed in ME L. S. Naval
service, as m architect. has received the appoint
ment OF Chlei Naval Constructor Tor the Texan y n
Wy. Mr. Btodie's talents and experience in his pio-
lesion said auply quafy him for that high
and responsible station ~ The Republic.
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