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Tract, or parcel OfEaad,

with its appurtenanccs lying and being in the said
county OF Bedloid on Poner's mountain and tn,
head waters Of Glove creek south branch Of Coos
creek, containing 0321 n1ies--it being the sam.
tract OF Land heretofore conveyed TO William l..
Preston, and the said Moses II. Preston by John r.
Gray. .u4
The terms Of sale viii be made known at the
time and place Of sale. q,
Acting as unsicc shall only convey to the pur;
chaser such title is vested in by the deed ul
trust aforesaid. 49,, ~. -
o. The above mentioned Tract of Land is rep.
resented as containing considerable quantity Of To.
bacco Land, still uncleafed. 8
CHISWELL DA1sNEY, Trustee.
Feb. tbs
o. The sale above adyeuersedis postponed NJ.
I'll the ist day ofthe HEarch term Of the Coun.
" Courl OF Bedford, whiah time, will take place
before The ircn, door Of the Coun House of Bedfor
County. In the interim tho portion of Land d.
signed TO be sold, will be laid Off and designated
certain melcs aud baupJs. ~. 49,,
CHISWELL DABNEY, trustee
Feb. % IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

ELECT ION OF SENATOR.-Aher nine uu-
successful baotings, on Thursday, the election was
postponed till Saturday, both Houses adjourning
TIL that day, that the end might receive the res
pect due TO the birth day of" the Fathe, of h,s
Country.'-We copy from the Richmond Compi-
Ter OF the 2end, summary of the proceedings on
Thursday
Nine Intellectual ballo,tings had upon the nomi-
nations; after which, the election was postponed nn-
I'll Saturday. The different ballots are given below
Chopman Johnson, Esq, was nominated by Mr.
Stuart on the 3rd ballot. and MIR. Robertson was
dropped after that ballot. Mr. Rves's name was
not brought before the House during the 5tl 9th and
9Th ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

Preliminary TO ar enquiry as 10 the expediency OF
embarklng in any great and expensive system, n
State as well an lndvldua should examine lis re.
sources as well as its necessities. We propose to
treat then, first, Of the Public D,bt.
The public debt of the State including the a
mount 10 be borrClccd, in order TO meet the existing
engagements, is asceitaned to be Sc ls9 II; or
il the sun received from the federal government as
the distributabe share of the surplus revenue to
which Virginia is entitled be embraced in the esi-
mate. las in our opinion, il should BEL in that
case. the public debt will amount 10 So 1885, 6l7 Is.
Assuming, then. that the item just referred TO-,
should not be so embraced, it appears that the acu-
al existing debt, before stated, is SG,l37.l69 II.
But, even this sum cannot properly be regarded
debt. because the state holds, as an offset, the
folio wing stocks, to wit:
Internal improvement stocks, including the amount
to be borrowed under existing
pledges 6,3f7,799 10
To the credit of the internal improvement fund, the
following, to wit:
1923 shares Of bank stock 1,3I2, 800 90
2S4 shares old James river company, Sol 500 90
Certificates OF state debt, 3 and per
cent, 161 900 90
Amount Of stock held by library fund I,409.921 "a
$500 shares in Exchange bank, 100000 90
Stock in Northwestern bank, 2a2,eo9 80
Loan to Bank OF Virginia. $4,000 90
Loan TO Farmers bank of Virginia, sos. 600 90
Loan to Bank of the Valley, $40, 900, 90
Loan TO Richmond and Petersburg rail
road company 9o,o65 go
State stocks held by sinking fund, So 600 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

ALAnAmA.--The Legislature ofthis State before
its adjournment passed law To establHha Peniton-
tialiary and appropriated $4,000 for the erection
of the prison, which is To be located at Wetumka.
A criminal code 70, The State is to be reported
to the next Assembly by Judges Collier, Godshwat
and Ornond, OF the Supreme Court. The Leglsa-
ture at its last session, has likewise abolished lnpris
onmeii for debt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

l0J The Numbers which propose to publish under the
editorial head al which the following is the first worc
III substance, prepared, by OF the editors, another
capacity as Report which presented the l.egis-
nfc lew DAYS ago That Report is only far altered
TO give them the character OF Essays and is published
tins form instead OF Report for greater convenience,
well as because is believed that its division brief
numbers each treating of separate topc will ensure it
more general pcrusal than fiji presented TO the reader
a single nrIiclc.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

Candidates for The Spring Etection.-ln Prtsyl-
wanna Vim. N. Treadway aud Joseph ~ Teny,
U.oco Foeo,) and Robert w. Williams aud John
keene, tWhg) have announced themselves as can
didates for the next House Of Delegates.
In Amherst County, DIR. James Powell YAM was
ammo unced at the last Amherst Court, candidate
for the next House of Representatives.
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FEMALE sCmooI..

I'HE SECOND SESSION of the subscribsr.s
-. School. will begin on Monday. llth Of March
10 the basement story az the .Ncihodist Protestspa
Meeting house,. The location is central, tho room.
eommodious and every way suitable TO the end fo1
wh,eh It - designed. The course Of instruction viii
De liberal including all The branches Of tho, oush
n"s'sn anu classical education. Pupils may enieE
al any lime bt' no, for less time than one entire SOS.
sion. No dedne,oa for absence unless II case of po
traced Illness
TERMS.
per Session of Ave months, parable I'm ,sv.r..l
Tuition in orihoe,aphy, Reading Il Writing, sl2sc
English Grammar. 6eoglaily, His =. "a,
tory. Arithmetic aud Composition, y, ls 90
" Ancicn, Language o.. NJ aihcpna,ics,
Chemistry, Moral, Natural aud Inteiiec- ~
tual Philosophy. Rhetoric Ind Logic, "a 20 90
All mnncations addressed TO the subscriber.
d" i,"ehburg, "i'lmcet with premp! at,en!iar.
J. w. GOODMAN.
The attention Of the public Is directed to the fol-
lowing recommendations:
Feeling deep interest in the cause Of Education,
beg leave To commend to the community the Rev.
ur' toodnan, IN a gentleman of high literary NJ
tainmcnts and APT 10 tua.h.r
IL gives tne much pleasure to- state illat ho l,aa
conducted school IN tins vicinity, much 10 his owl.
credit to The improvement OF his pupils, and TO tho
entire satisfaction OF the parents OF the children
trusted To his charge. The rapid progress made bN
his schhlars. as evinccd by M examination whchl
recently attended, bears ample testimony 10 the ex
eclientt OF his mode of eonsesing instruction. -
lilo will he found accomplished scholar, gen
teihan and Chrisan. J y. BARCLAY. M. ID.
Stotsvile, SEPT. oath, s35.
The Rey'd. Mr.. Goodman proposes 70 establish
School IN lyuehbuig. lle'has heen teaching, dur
ing the last twelve months, IN the county OF Abe
n'Nflc and has had one oi my Suns under his care.
Ills reputation for nioy, intelligence, learning ami
htness for the Office OF teacher is high ; and the.
progress aud Improvement OF my son, authorize mt
to bolie,e, thai Mr. Goodman we'll deserves tho re-
putat,oh he has acquired. GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
lngloside, buckingham CO. Sept. olst, 1885,
This cefrs. tina, Mr.. James w. Goodman,
graduate OF ls37 N th.s tollcge, is a gentleman
OF uneSeeronaba tppihl character and highly
spectacle literary nttainmciis. lie is, in my judy
mont possessed of the requisite qualifications for
Preecpof, aud entirely deserving of confidence
and patronage
N LORD President,
Of Dartmouth College.
Dartmouth College, Feb. 81. 1898.
RrrEhrScFs. -----tieu. David Rhodes s. < NJ
II. Garland. VIM. Danicl, 1r Fsqr. Coio. Lang
horne. j. NJ, Gordon. John loIns. Rev. A. j..
smith. Lynebburg.-J. w. Saunders w Soul,
all, T. w. Gimer, Esqrs., Charlottesville. --Rey'd
Robert Ryhnd, Rev. J. d. Taylor, Richmond.
The Riehmqnd Religious Herald will please 10
insert the above, once fortnight for three times
aud forward It's aceoun, to this Office for payment.
Feb. % oaf II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

Washingtons BuM.day.-The birthday of him
who was 4" First in War, first in Peace, aud lst in
the Hearts of County, men," WAS celebrated in this
place, by the firing Of and the parade Of our
two well organized Indepedendent Military Compa-
MES.
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.VO2'ICE.

\ LII PERSONS having claims against the cs
n tate of WIN. +. krauih. deed, are requested
TO bring ,hem forward for settlement. aud an indeb
cd TO said estate, must come forward and make i'm
mediate payment IN no longer indulgence will b.,
given. HENRY HUNTINGTON,
A II MOON, Ia "s.
Feb. % n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

HAVE just received the following New Books
l. viz. Athea Vernon and other tales by Miss Les
lie: Mary aymond and other tales by Mrs. Gore
Rob Of the Bowl by the Author of Horse Shoe Rob-
binson City Of the Gar, visit to St. Petersburg
In the winter of 1890 by Thomas Raikes, Esq
Oliver Twist and Nicholas NichIeuy, by Boz.
All ofthe above Books for sale very cheap, by
j. f. MARTIN.
Feb. 81 Is il
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BALL.OTINGS.

During The day there was great deal of debate.
Appeal after appeal was made parties in the House
winch held the balance OF power, in the hope of ef-
lecung an election, but all 10 purpose. Mr.. John
son received the highest vote given during the day
and that waited five votes TO election. He
received II, and SO were necessary to a choice.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
r. N a. ~

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc
- cuted TO me by Moses H. Preston, bearin.,
date on the 10th day Of October 1887 and of ~
cord in the County Court OF Il edlord. shah on III
dth Monday in ibis present month. February 1897
III being Bedford County Court day,) ut the fron
door of lie Court Ilonsc of bedford county, exposts
TO sale by way OF public auction undivided moic
~ nI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

a. public meeting has lately been held IN
knoxville, Tennessee, FOR the purpose Of consider
ing The propr'eiy OF adopting measures lof opening
more direct commercial intercourse between the
merchants OF East Tennessee and Chareston South
Carona. 1t is stated in the Report of this meeting
that the merchants Of Knoxville, pay annually 500
0OO for the transportation ofdry goods alone. That
by the route OF Richmond, via Lynchburg, II costs
about So 50per hundred and that ii takes from for
~ 10 ninety days TO perform the nip in the present
mode OF transportation. Whereas, by the way of
Charleston from New York, the Charleston and
Hamburg Rail Road the cost Of transportation
would be about 50 %, and the time something like
twenty days.
viii these movements attract the attention OF the
wise men ol our Legislature VIII they still re-
fuse TO give Rail Road to the Southwest, and
thus lose to US this important uadc, aud thousands
OF other advantages, of vastly more consequence
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Won Tee.

n ; did no, have an opportunity 10 settle all nv
" accounts. before left I,,nchbutg, have M
'horsed Mr.. Henry Huntington to settle those TINT,
are unsettled. Those indebted to me, will prnsu,
pay 10 him, aud those havIue eaiIns against me, ~nY
present them to him ior payment.
q. w. TURPIN.
Feb. o5 2t,c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
n TrUtise on Criminal LnsU,

IL TrNtiSe on Criminal Lar,
WITH and Exposition of the office and au,hori-
" ty ofJustices Of the Peace, in Virginia, in
c'ud'ng forms Of Practice. by J. A. G. DAVIS, Pro-
lessor oil LAW in the University OF Virginia.
The forms and other matters inserted for the
more particular use of Justices Of the Peace, far
from imparing the value of the work to members
ofthe legal profession, will be frequently found nigh
" convenient TO them"
Just rec eived and for sale, by
J. L. MARTIN.
Feb. IA IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

o. Mr.. lloyt, the collector at New York, fell
out with the Investigating Committee, while in that
city In the last Evening Post fnI long Conn
munlcation irom Mr.. IIoyi, complaining very much
/" the Illegal, unfair and tyrannicaI treatment of
the committee towards him." in not giving HIM
an opportunity to mpeach the testimony given be-
fore the committee, by Mr. Lyon. M. Lyon had
been Deputy Collector, under Mr.. Swartwout, and
dismissed by Mr. TIo,i. In his examination before
the Committee, he had told some dsagreeable truths,
and made statements impeachng the conduct of the
present Collector The wounded pigeons will
nutter. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

MICIl1GAN.-Thc Legislature Of this Stale
have made several unsuccessful attempts to elect a
U. S. Senator in place OF MIR. Lyon, whose term ex
pres after the 4ih Of March next. In the Senate
fourteen candidates were nominated IN the course of
eight ballotings, but no received a majority Of
the wnole.-Mr. Porter, tWhig) had the highest
number ofyotes but this was owing 10 the want Of har
mony among ting Administration party, as they have
a majority in both branches.
~ The Kentucky Commissioners have succee-
ded in procuring bill, to be passed by the Legsla-
ture of Ohio, in relation to abscondng slaves, with
all the provisions desired by the State of Kentucky
The bill passed 10 engrossment in the House, by a
large majority-yeas 81 noes 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
STUB AND WIRE TWISTED, single
- and double GUNS,

Single, double and SIX BARRELLED Pistols,
Razors, Pocket Knives and Scissors, first quality,
ENGLISH Sporting Powder, Fish Hooks and Fish,
ing Lines,
Rosewood and Mahogany Writing Desks,
Perfumery and Water Coors. fine assortment.
Round and square Shaving Glasses,
Percussion Caps, Leather, Silk and Silver Purses
Dresden and coinmt,o Chocolate,
Coacoa Paste and prepared Coacoa,
Green and Black Teas.
Almonds, Figs, new Raisins, Candies Kisses. etc.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
Feb % its
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N.I.pRp. prnsidrni.
k1lDUCAFlOV.

VENllE Spring and Summer Session Of my School,.
i will commence on the lh Of March next. Pa.
pills will be received and instructed IN all the branch
cs OF English literature ,...
Terms low aud accommo iung. The stfictesi NJ
tenlion To morals, aud paienlal aud aifeeioneto
dscp ne viii be exercised. J, COLE.
Fob. IS 3,il
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A penny saved is two pence gained.

CITIZENS SAVING BANK
at LyNchDNFs.
Incorporated by an net of the Legislature and has
AN operative Capital Of
$4,000.
hEPOSlTES of money current in Virginia will
- be received, if aot less in amount than FIVE
DOLLARS, and certificates issued binding fully
and efecualy the funds properly, &c. Of the Bank,
tor the payment thereof, when demanded ul'on ten
days notice. with interest thereon from the date,
The rate oil per cenum pei annum, for such as may
remain six months aud upwards aud four per centum
per annum upon such NAV remain four and not
exceeding six months, and three per centum per an
mum upon such may be demanded within four
months.
Discount Days.
Every Thursday al Cd O'Clock, F. NJ, a, the Of
flee oil the Bank, doors below the Farme rs Bank
DERECTORS.
John Robin Nc Daniel. e. l.. Mosby
]. r. Holiness D.R. LYMAN,
d. Rodes, Jas T. Stevens.
J. Il. Davis, r. w. Collins
Thos. Mckinney.
OFFICERS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
JOHN MCKINNEY, Treasurer.
JOS. MARSH, Secretary.
Jan. 81 VISIT
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LOT cry
DK.lU'E TO..NORROUV.
IPrizc or $4,000
10 Prizes Of $500
HSpfpl.SxbIsk.g HOffern.

EXTRA CLASS, No. ., ron 1880.
To be drawn at Richmond on Tuesday, Goth Feb
1889. a. The drawing will be received nj this
Office, GA Thursday, the 25th inst. at 2 O'clock
l.. M.
Brilliant Scheme
I Prize Of $4,000 10 Of $1,000
do Of 5000 10 Prizes Of 400
do of 9 900 10 do Of 300
do of $50 30 do OF 100
Together with many of $40 $50 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only Sl-Ilayes--S2 -Quarers 81
For sale
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
--0--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25

VirgiNiM State Lottery,
For The Jenen Of the Richmond Academy
CLASS. No. 2, FOR 1880,
Tolbe drawn at Alexandra Oh Saturday Cd of March
1889 o. The dra,oing rr,H be receired al
Nis Office on Tuesday The 5h Of March, al o.
clock, Il. ~.
Grand Scheme!
I Prize Of $50 900 , Prizes Of $4,000
do OF 10000 4 do of 1000
do of 5000 10 do Of 1900
do of 3,307 900 do of 500
Besides many Of $50, 500, $50, &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0--lIalves $5-Quariers So SO.
For sale in a great variety OF choice numbers Mt
TALBOTS LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders fiom the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Prize Tickets, for Tickets IN any Viz
Gjnia Scheme drawnby ID. S. Gregory q 60. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(post paiaD To MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbmg, Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
Brilliant Scheme,
DK.gU'E.V'GS RECEIVED.
The tottowtng numbers aoere drawn for the
UirSi9ss0 Norfolk EOffesy,

CLASS NO FOR 1889.
At Alexandria, on Saturday the LIST inst. viz
a 60 AZ 3 81 IS - 81 52 20 GO 60 20
And the following were the drawn numbers for the
Richmond .4C0dcnnU lottery.
EXTRA CLASS NO. ., FOR 1889.
Drawn at Richmond. on the 10Th inst viz
SIS % &c 16 ~ 60 81 40 II 5 SO 81 A.
Handsome Prizes sold at
TALBOTS' OFEICE.
Lynthburg Va, Feb. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-05
Sobn Solo's
SeutiheS RrQuterzGltrlr.

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ltbVm;rs anfrer Gillette.
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an per 0ertreitun9 tincr folbru teutlbet Seit.
lhrift crfubt bic man tisbrr in ten Scr. ct.
nod ni6t seftlncett bat, tpaDrrnp tn9lif6e baufts
|crf4einen unb ibr Q6er+b bursb 5ablreidt Cub
ftriptipnen SeItbdet wtrt.
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Die ssituns Bet Brauercp tltsrnsbmen gu t6nnen
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ben unb tprs9en tann, ,pilrrt ben 9erjus srDal
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i,abe elmer sroSsn Start, Namens J5ewtonpwst
(permutDli3 y0annpper) licst.
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