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r ADY BCLwER'S NEW NOVEL, and Bulwer's
IL new Drama Of Richelieu, will be received this morn.
ing and for sale b, TAYLOR for circulation among
the subscribers 10 the Wavery Circulating Library
NAV Is -
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TUCKER ON MONEY AND BANKS.--The theory
i Of Money and Banks Investigated. By Geo. Tucker
Is Just received, for sale by f. TAYLOR.
Also. on hand The Laws of Wages, Profits and rents,
investigated BY Geo Tucker. may Is
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THE LAW REPORTER, published every month for
l. three dollars per Subscriptions received by
F. TAYLOR.
"The object Of this work is 10 afford medium Of com
municatlon for such legal matters Of fact may be use
ul and interesting to gentlemen of the Bar and to give
the profession Immediately, and condensed
pors OF the most important decided by the Superior
Courts OF Civil and criminal jurisdiction, together with
such points OF practice and judicial Interpretation as may
be worthy OF publication"
*4*F T. also receives subscriptions for the Law Ii
hrary and the Jurist and receives Immediately all new
Law Books they published for sale (tos ether with
good collection Of all the most valuable standard Law
Booksl a. the lowest Philadelphia prices. mar -
THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND, by Miss Stckney
i Jack Adams, the Mutineer, by Capt. Chemier
Bubbles Of Canada by Sam Slick, Are this day publish
And for circulation among the subscribers to the Wa
Hotel. ., r.. n,
Also, Number Ten Of Nicholas Nickeby. mar 10
LYSKE'S MANUAL OF CLASSICAL LTrERA.
i TURE, cheap; translated by Professor Fiske from
the German Of f. chenburg large volume octave second
edition, full bonnd price 80 rs few copies only for
sale at that price. F. TAYLOR feb IA
DERCIvAL'S WONDERS OF THE WORLD
Comprising the most remarkable curt sites OF nature
and art. BY the Rev T. c. Clarke, edition. edited
BY James g. Perciva in octave volume Of 624 pages
full bound handsomely and containing IS illustrative en-
Cravings. Just received for sale by
lanl2 TAYLOR.
r IFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, by VIM Linn,
IL vol Of 2s7 pages, full bound with portrait, price
IS cents. . IA, .a.-.
Life Of Jefferson by Professor Tucker vols octave,
price S. Jus: received and for sale by
feb 90 F TAYLOR.
SELF-TAUGHT STENOGRAPHER-The Art Of
- Shorthand Writing, by f. b. Bigelow, Senegrapher
small volume, filled with engravngs, price rs cents is
| Just received, for sale by +. TAYLOR. feb %
! )HiLLlP'S LECTURES on the History and Princ
l. pies Of Painting in volume svo London.
The Literary Works Of Sir Joshua Reynolds Q vols
London, with portrait, memoir &c
| London. = 'e' ''
ra,rands Studies OF the human figure Co,per's Draw
| ing Book q animals; Oxford Drawing BOOK Sonwith's
lsometrcal Drawing Browns Principles of Pespec,;vs
4to Volume all saashed al London are for sale bv +
| TAYLOR. - '"'e y :
Also, Thenos Practical Perspective Pc,ie. t,r,nh
les; Davies Shades and Shadows; and various corc
ton Of valuable books connected with the subject
| jan3I ~
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A BERCRoMBIE ON THE CHRISTIAN CHAR.
ACTER, and the Cultivation and Discipline OF the
lind. just received for sale by

Also, just received. The Merry Tales Of The Three
Wise Men Of Gotham by Mr.. Pauding author OF The
Dutchman's Fireside, Westward Ho &c mar is
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CHEAP BOOKS.-F. TAYLOR'S list continued -
~ Mrs. Optics complete works, in oc,avo volumes,
handsomely bound in full CLOTH prce for the SET $3.50
Wis's inklings Of Adventure, vols, price rs cents,
published at $l75.
lvings Conquest Of Florida by fernando de Solo, vols.
price 81, published at sc
Walter SCOTS Novels, handsome edition neatly bound,
with portrait price for the complete set, $l0
Judge Halls Sketches Of the West vols, handsomely
bound, price 81, published at 80.
list In he continued June l.
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y TAV,L AND JUVENILE BOOKS, for sale at F..
'LoR's, at the very lowest prices. mar2a
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COLD PENS-A new and very superior article, just
Also, knights Patent back Spring Pens Fancy
Colored Wiring Sand Lace edged Mole Paper; Eng
lish Letter and Note Paper Of Superior quality n I'M
usually low prices; Victoria Coronation Sealing Wax
White Envelope Paper, &c. just received in addition to
complete stock Of every article Of Stationary selected
in every Of the best quality that money can buy
and for sale low the arcle having regard to
The quality can be found in the United States.
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w are called on TO caution the public, the Druggists
IN particular, agains, purchasing from any traveller,
uhuer Whatever pretences they may be offered any Of
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COOPER'S HISTORY OF THE U. s. An addi-
~ tional supply this day received, by +. Taylor.
Also, Of Dr. Charming War.
of Lady Bulwer's new novel n"
Of Bancroft's History Of the u. s.
And Of Prescotts Ferdinand and Isabella. may 30
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Night had fallen still and holy on the scene,
and a deep quiet, as il the noise of strife had
never profaned its sanctuary, settled on the
depths of that fair wilderness. Elvira was
slowly recovering long-suspended conscious
ness, and one by one the events OF that terri.
BILE morning rose on her sickening sense
The dead--the piled up dead, were around
her The gorgeous banner, the waving plume,
the gilded irappings, and all the splendid array
which had flashed to The morning light, or
floared on its breeze. were lying about her
dabbled with blood, and trampled in the dust.
In the deserted camp Of those whose rest
the sound Of the trumpet might not again dis
turb lay dense mass Of painted beings in
the frightful pageantry Of savage warfare ;
and at times, as the fearful play OF battle
rose on the dream OF the dark sleeper, mt
full sound of victory or defiance broke
wildly and with startling discord on the 81
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SELF-TAUGHT STENoGRAPHER.--Th Art Of
- Shorthand Writing by +. b Bgelow Stenegrapher
small volume, filled with engravings, price rs cents is
Just received, for sale by +. TAYLOR feb %
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onAG I VERNON; Or, Fashionable Life---A new
H. "Gre s' published and this day received for sale
s :, LoR' or for circulation among the subscri-
- Tue "svery Circulating Library. ap27
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NEW SCIENTIFIC BOOKS-Just received by F.
~ TAYLOR 'a..s
The Architect, Engineer. and Operative Builders
Constructive Manual, practical scientific treatise
% the construction Of artificial foundations for buildings
railways, &c. by Christopher Davy, London 1899.
hancocks common road Steam Carriages,
Woods Treatise Railroads. London edition of 1899.
Iopllng's Practice Of lsometrical Perspective. Il.
Col Pa.hys Practical Geometry adapted for the stu.
dent in Engineering
Col Humphreys Essay the modern system Of forti-
cations.
Gordon on Locomotion Bruffs Treatise on Engi-
nerng, field work
Laever's Staircase and Handra construction
apo .''..
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r IFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, by VIM Linn,
IL vol Of 2s7 pages, full bound with porrait price
IS cents. a, -...- .n... ~..
Life Of Jefferson by Professor Tucker vols octave,
price IS Jus: received and for sale by
feb 90 F TAYLOR.
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nEERBRooK, novel, BY Harriet Martineau, in .

IL vols.
Schoolcraft's Algic Researches Indian Tales and LIE
gends in vols Just received, for sale by Taylor,
or for circulation among the subscribers to the Wavery
Circulating Library, Immediately East OF Gadsby's.
may 20
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| INSKES MANUAL OF CLASSICAL LTTERA-
i TURE, cheap; translated by Professor Fiske from
the German Of f. chenburg large volume octave second
edition, full bound; price 90 u.s. few copies only for
sale at that price. +. TAYLOR. feb IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
OBITUARY..

Departed this lie, on Friday evening last, at 10
o'clock, at the Washington Hotel. in this place.
WILLIAM G. PENDLEroN, ESQ. in the SD year of
his age. He had been indsposed for several weeks,
Sut continuing to take exercise, and called in on
Tuesday last, to dine with his friend, Capt. HIx;
when he was suddenly attacked with spasms. which
continued with very slight inIermissions until the
hour Of his death. The deceased was lawyer and
cminen, in his profession, especially in the Chance
~ practice. lie for many years Register Of the
Land office-a(ierwards Clerk OF the old Chancery
Court, Richmond, and then Proctor at the Univer-
-sity Of Virginia. For the last 10 months he was a
resident Of town. where his good sense and mod
est department for him many friends. Mr.. Z.
was member Of the Presbyterian Church and died
In the full confidence of entering upon the joys Of
better world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
S.aLE.M academy.

rs AN incorporated Male and Female School, un-
l. der Board Of nine Trustees. where It 10 propo
sed BY hard labor Of ,eaehers and pupils to store
the memory with useful and varied know ledge-to
train the mind to habits OF independent and
the heart to virtuous actions Our semi annual OK.
animation will be on the 6th OF Feb patrons and
friends OF education invited. prove all things
We decry none and promise nothing but our best en-
deavors. So far we are questionable. Our course
OF studies embraces, besides good English educa-
ton, the Greek and Latin classics, the hgher Math-
enlatics, and French with Music on the Piano, aud
other ornamental branches. Tuition as heretofore.
Board can be had fair prices. Our mex, session
will begin after recess OF week viz: the 9Th
OF Feb. and close July 18Th following. A coupe
tent assistant will be employed if numbers justify
the measure. During the last year, our School has
averaged SIS pupils. Mrs. Williams, born and edu-
caed in the city Of Richmond, Va, will take charge
Of the Female department, IN the place Of Miss
Reeve, who has resigned.
BY order Of the Trustees,
WIN. G. WILLIAMS,
Principal. s. 4.
Feb. 1t
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Il III CEKIEN sc.

THE undersigned, have assotciaed themselves
l. in business as partners, under the style and firm
of Hollins d Ryan. They now have, and will in IA
ture. constantly keep hand, at the stand hereto
fore occupied by John Hons a full supply Of every
article in the GROCERY LINE, the former Gus
TONERS of John Hoins and all Others needing articles
in their fine, are respectfully invited TO give them
call. JOHN tIOLLINS.
WIN II. RYAN.
Feb. 4 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

RicuMosp, Jan. %. 1889.
The House adjourned this evening, about 5 o.
clock, after another days proflless discussion Of the
Land Repon-nay, worse than profess, since the
question has degenera,ed from the high ground upon
which il was originally placed, into mere party
struggle. There arc il is true, few individual
ceplions but in the MAN, il ha. assumed this char
acter
The gentlemen who engaged in the discussion to-
day were MessS. Chopper Langhorne, Wood,
Watkins Hodges, Bots, Bayy, Whcher. Ed
monds Stuart, NAV, &c. And Tomorrow the bat
tie is to be resumed If the resolutions had been
acted upon, on the day they first reported,
do not believe there would have been 20 votes a.
ganst ehef Of them but they would have been A.
doped with the same unanimy IN the House that
characterized the decision of the committee. But,
as Mr.. Bolts remarked, there came, :" from certain
quarter" (alluding to the Editor of the Enquircr)
whisper ,ha, Col. Watkins, who was one Of the
committees, had been entrapped. and that the
object Of the resolutions TO play in to the strong
hands OF Henry Clay" and since the number
opposed to them has been gradually increasing The
people Of Virginia will see, however. ,cl.at par,y il
is which is willing TO barter away their just claim to
portion Of the Public Domain, for the purpose Of
breaking down Henry Clay. and of sustaining Mar
tin Van Buren,. who throws her money into The
narkctfor Western rotes, and for the Interior pur.
pose of elevatiug Thomas II. Benton, the "chier'
of the Land Pirates, to a station which will cease
TO be an object Of 'norable ambition when be shall
have reached il. You will have detailed report OF
the proceedings in the papers.
The Scuatc, yes,crday changed the day for elecng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

Mcajah Dillon, Squire Dillon, Nlerede.h Dillon,
Marshall Ayres, and Rebecca his wife, Thomas
Dillon. Jesse Dillon and Charles Dillon,
TAKE NOTICE. that shall on the lllh day Of
Il March next, at the House Of John Galloway, in
the county Of Davidson, in the State Of North Caro-
lima, take the deposition Of said John Galloway and
Others to be read as evidence in cause depending
in the County Court Of Franklin in which am plain
tiff. and you defendants.
Yours, &c. SAMUEL DILLON.
Feb, waw
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Grand Scheme,

Besides great number OF $50 $40, $50, &c. &c
Whole Tickets Sl0-IIalyes $5-Quarters So so.
For sale at
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
O. Orders fiom the country, accompanied with
the Cash. or Prize Tickets, for Tickets in any Vir-
gnia Scheme drawn by d. S. Gregory & Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, on addressing letters
(post paid) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchburs, Ia.
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We w GO q

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED. a few pack
w ages OF VIEW GOODS.
amongst which are a lot OF Muslin Capes and Col
lars. French work. very cheap;
Sa'hcoes, Wonted x Cotton Hosiery.
ancy Handkerehiefs, Marcno tiandkerehcfs
Gauge do Satin Ribbons
foneee Silks do Velvet do
with many other articles, aud a small lot OF Nuns
bonne,s and We are IN daily expectations OF receiving
case OF Nuns Bonneis, (ncw styie.) All OF which
We arc determined TO sell low for cash.
J. J. PURVIS L. DUFFEL.
Feb "a
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LYNcBBuRG. end Feb. 1889.
DYSSOLUTKOE:

TIVE O.PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing,
l. under the style Of Robinson & Elliott, 10 tins
dei,ed to the firm, are respectfully Requested 10,
pay th-ir respective balances as longer indulgence
cannot be given Those having claims against fhe
concern, viii please present them for settlement.
no. ROBINSON, -,
kND'W. o. ELLIOTT
Feb. u
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Guns md Pistols.

hOuBLE AND SINGLE Fowling aud Deer
- u U Of medium aud rery best
quality. with and without Cases and n large supply
OF Single. Double and Six Bsnelled Pistols.
For sale al very reduced prices, al
Howell DAVlES'S.
Feb. I, #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
VII U.1BLE PROPERTY.
FOR SALE
N : A l. Il nj Roanoke County.

N > A l. Il nj Roanoke County.
THE SUBSCRIBER agent Cor Joshua x. c.
l. Brown, Sr.. wishes to sell privately tho
49,, HOUSE and LOT, now occupied by VIM
MnH q. Williams. The situation is o ne of tie mos,
4.l eligible in town, being on the hill, upon the
south side OF main street at the entrance OF church
alley, and Immediately opposite Messrs. T. & g. W.
Sharks store, in the most business part of the
town.
1t contains Lot and half Of ground. with large
and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, tore,h
er with all necessary out Houses, such as Stables
leo House, Kitchen, &c. This property was for
mery occupied as a Tavern, aud would now no
doubt be well adapted for that purpose. being nearly
opposite the house now occupied as CourI House
and but a short distance from the lot on which the
Court House is to be erected.
Photographed las deemed unne essary ms per-
sons wishing to purchase call upon the subscri-
Der. examine the property and ascertain the terms,
which will be liberal.
GEO. w. SHANKS, Agent for
j. X. e. Brown. Sr.
Feb. Avs
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NOTICE.

WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on the
w 2Sth day February next, upon a credit Of
sixty days, One Share Of the Blue Ridge
Turnpike Stock, before the door Of the Market
house. in the town of Lynchburg. Bond with good
security, will be required Of the purchaser.
WHITING DAVIES, Admir-
De bonis non of Nicholas Davies. dec d..
Feb. 4ws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
RICHMOND MARKET.

TOBACCO-lnspection sn,al-demand brisk
and prices gradually rising.
FLOUR-City Mills held at 50. Sales Of Canal
ON the basin bank at $751; and from Store at $e Is to
$50. Demand for Canal pretty good, holders firm.
and supplies tolersbly large. 1t is supposed the
greater PORTION has been purchased for spec uiation
.WhEAr-Brngs readily 81 rs to 90 by the
wagon 'oad Compiler, Fcbl.
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DIR. "A. ~. GILLIAN,
SURGEON DENTIST,

HNAkES this occasion TO inform the public that
l. he has removed his Office next door above the
Auction room Of Col. Charles Phelps, and directly
opposite to II. B. Richards's Hardware Store, where
he can at any time be found ready to perform the
duties Of his profession.
Dec. 10 fe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
RY VIRTUE of Decree ofthe County Court
- Of Amherst, pronounced at tho August term,
1888. in the case of Mcdaniel and Others, Is.
Mcdaniel, &c, the undersigned Commissioner,
appointed BY the Court, will proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, at Amherst Court House, on Mon
day, tho 18th day ofFebruary. that being Cour, day
That Valuable Tract Of Land,
formerly belonging the late James Pendleon, decd
and containing by recent survey, AGA ACRES,
lying in the County of Amherst. about . miles from
Amherst court house. This land is situated in heal
thy country, and desirable neighborhood and is well
adapted to the growth OF wheat, corn tobacco and
clover The title to the above iaod. is believed to be
unquestonable, but the undersigned acting as Com
missioner will convey accordingly.
TERMS Of The sale, will be one and two years cred
it, equal instalments, with approved security, and
the little retained until the purchase money 10 paid
LINDSEY MCDANIEL, Conf.
Feb.4 wtl6F
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Wagons and Horses ut Auction.

hN TUESDAY. the 5lh inst, | will sell. in
~ front Of my office, one four horse WAGON.
harness Horses. Also Rasens, Soaps, Shuck Ma
,rasses' lot OF new and second hand Furniture. &c
&c. Sale at IL o'clock
CHARLES PHELPS, Auc,ionecr.
Feb =,
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Z. HOLLINS, Is DESTROYS Of winding mp his indi-
- vidual business, as speedily as the same can be
effected He therefore, earnestly requests those in
debted to him to call Immediately and settle their
accounts.
Feb. w4w
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MADEIRA, Champaigme, etc.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER offers those Superior
w NE 3
Selected ny the COMMITTEE. for their client quail
y, together with very large supply Of all other
wines in use, of medium and very finest quail ties
IN bottles casks, with erfensire and cho,ce stock
Of the finest Brandies. Gins. Cordials. Preserves.
Pickles, old high faroared Botavia Arrack, aud va.
rious other articles Of these kinds, for sale at
Howell DAVIES'S.
Feb. t,i
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Hose COl,,D0nu!

"A TTEND Quarterly Meeting of the Company,
al the Police Office this evening, al 7 O'Clock
WIN NJ. DAVIS, Secretary.
February4 II
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ENTERTAINMENT.

ENTERTAINMENT.
o. THE SUBSCRIBER OCCUPIES THE
w. IN, 5 # II " ID,
at which Frederick Harris formerly lived, where he
is pre- pared Give and entertain company. Eve
ry effor, will be made by him TO obligc aud accom-
MEDIATE those who may favor him with call.
w. Is. WRITTEN.
Feb. I'm
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CLASS, No. l, FOR 1899.
To be drawn at Alexandra Oh Saturday 9th Of Febru
AIRY, 1889. O. The dra,oing viH be received al
his Office on Tuesday the l2M inst. at o'clock
Z. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

ROBERT EARLY,
SUR q Gov .vTEST.>
WILL. RETURN to Lyncburg abou, the Is,
w of March.
Feb. u,s
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Handsome Scheme

Besides 30 Of S75-123 OF 500, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only S3-Halvcs 81 SO.
For sale at
TAI.BOT'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

o. John Rutherford was reelected Cour cilior,
on Thursday last without opposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
DR.4V.X.V.S KECEIV.ED.
Good Prizes beginning to Comet:


The following are the drawn numbers for the
Leesburg Academy Lottery,
CLASS, MOI. FOR 1889.
At Alexandra, on Saturday the 26h January, viz:
81 4 20 50 SO So "A 8 SIS 70 l3 "a.
And the following numbers were drawn for tho
Norfolk Lottery,
EXTRACLASS NO. !, FOR 1889.
At Norfolk, on Monday the 2s,h. Of January VIE
10 3 50 46 10 SO l6 "a IS 26 20.
NJ Tickets numbers 3 40 70 Handsome
C'p''' i''' TALBOTS OFFICE.
Lynchburg, February 4, 1889.
NOTICE.
vTHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exs'iog' an-
der the firm OF Johnston Il Hill, is thus gay d's-
.oyed by mutual consent, this 9Th day OF January
1889. 1onNSlo N 80
Liberty, Feb. ~
BLANKS
For sale at this Omcs'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04

NUsVs1 WIZ
II EFT THIS OFFICE, two or three month.
- ago-ths particular time not rccollected,-
JOSEPH SELDEN CLARK.
40 Apprentice to as, TO learn the Printing Business
He is about fourteen years old, Of sp,re form and
Ugh, complication. We will give reasonable rev ard
Tor his delivery TO "us" Any person harbouring,
or employing him IN any way, 10 hereby notified, that
he will be dealt with as the Law requires.
FLETCHER & TOLER,
February4 "a
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Lottery Draws TO.MlOrrOW.
Whole Tickets Ossly $3!!!
Lcesburg Academy Lottery

EXTRA CLASS, No. /. ron 1882
To be drawn at Richmond on Tuesday 5th Feb.
1889. C. The drawing will be received at this
Office, on Thursday, the 9TH inst. at 2 O'Clock.
p. M.
Handsome Scheme!
I Prize OF $1,000 5 Of $3.50
do Of 1904 10 Prizes Of 200
& do OF 1000 10 do of 1875
( do of 400 80 do of 100