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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
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DRESCOTr'S History Of Ferdinand aud Isa
Il bella vols. yo.,
Bancroll's History OF United States, . vols. yO
Coopcr's Naval History oithe United States,
lrIng's Columbus; lrvlns's Astoria,
Ro5n's Ancient History, vols.
Russclrs Modern Europe, 3 Svo.
Russel's England. 4"
Russel's Utlied STATES. -
Millions Poetical Works,
Pope's do de-.
Campbcli's POEMS \ handsome edition,
Thornton's Prayers aud Commentary,
Turner'S Sacred History OF tn World i. Library
Bangs History of the Methodist Church. vols,
Cross Masonic Chart,
The Ptvate journal OF Aaron Burr.
Stephens Travels IA Greece &c, and Egypt &c.
Eiljou's Travels.
Mmra,'s Travels IN North America,
Mauyau's Dlary,
Mduyau's Works complete, in one vol,
Thompsoa's Life of Hannah More, with numerous
Letttrs rever before published,
Hannah More's WORKS.
History OF Texas, Soil, Climate, &c, by Rev. G.
Newell,
Barnes Notes on Corinthians,
The Basket OF Flowers,
CheveIly or Man of Honor by Lady Buwer.
gentleman of the Oh School,
Elvna, the Nabob's WIie
Undue, the Wafer Spun.
Bozs Sketches OF Every Day Life. &c. new edition
Crcchetts Tour to the North. Down East, &c,
Etiquette Tor the Ladies, with hints on the Prescr-
vation, &c, Of Female Beauty,
Whi-s and Democrats Love Of No Politics.
American Joe Miller Leveiet's Lat Lexicon,
Webster'S yo. Dictionary,
Almanacs for 1870, Wholesale and retail
fine selection of the most fashionable Music.
Besides variety Of other Works. just received
and for sale, very cheap, by L. ECHOLS.
October 81 Is
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REMEDY FoR rELEs.

n Il. w, W. MARSHALL'S IUilhle remedy
az Tor tie above disease, by II. LATHAM.
n. B.-Nnmerous references can be iyen. We
submit the certificates oflhe Rev. William \. Smith
and Thomas HUI. specimens OF many more that
might he offered. o. hers Will be published hom tlmr
to Time, may iiud room.
This is 10 certly that have had fair opportunity
TO kkow bolh the nature and er cts Of Dr. MarshaIls
remedy Tor the BLIND PlLEs, ard III nix 1t a duly
owe TO those who suffer with this Distressing disease
to say that II may be confidently reIre on as a safe
d2rtea6te and efficient remedy for the lol Of disease
Tor winch the proprietor recommends it. it has
been extensively used in the circle Of my arquan-
lance, and a case OF failure has not come to INV
kuowlege. WILLIAM A. SMITH
Ed othie Ia. \. " {. Con JouraQk
hchmoad, ia. Octoblr u, 1897.
thereby certify lhat was af cteJ for number or
years with the Pil,s. winch pro1uecd great weak
ness and general arrangement ofthe 81 stem After
several and repeated prescriptions fiom PHYSICIANS.
(Which proved Of no aval) fortunately for me saw
an account of Dr.. W. W.. Marsll4i's remedy in y
newspaper ! procured it. aud in a shon lime il
made perfect cure, and in the course of Two
months | icganed my usual health. | can with
cphhdence recommend 1t as an Efficient -eme4v.
THOMAS HuRf.
HA1e Ch'mneys, ia. Oct. q, 1897.
Oct ii.
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mtt With three faur emigfants w,Ip bal aoliin :
10 il; casin. On u a disdsafn look. hr Turned up
h.s noe aud and his pale face aud passed
At home. this ereat iBInrisr Kept no ofnfder;
he had noirgulsr hours lar las meals. 10 -eeP.
Or besld aud ears "a debt. lie pad 10 bsdt. AL
nrsrr could take the tfuuhlr To- cat up bill
rni.f Ic claa6sc ma aged hIs honse lli-drcssed.
without pleasure. Ni'huu passion. greedy ei power.
De de-t fse bueofs, aad y o,dd not be my ts aoir
than William Z f..
II tie month Of Jaoc. l532 Lord Lastlte,l loa,
ne 10 due at h., country house. A. Ne cos ID
Patuf, Iealn, b. showed me tie saall bbase. where
fbe sau Of Loii ChIlham, The Statesman Who bad
Europe IN his paw. AID distributed Win ais Land
~ the tfpa,ufes o(the world died IN pas,ry. ID.
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One hundred Eeofla,.s Esescard.

4 , ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 9th OF
q July, very bright muatto Boy by the name
of WARMER, about . feet . inches in height,
II years OF age, spare made strait black hair.
black eyes, gentee IN his appearance, very polite IN
his manners, speaks qaick aud is somewhat concct.
ed has small the back oil one of his hands
lie took wnh him two suits OF cloths, one of era,
bfoadcloth, troek coat aud panaloons the Other OF
homespun ceppetas color roundabout & pauialoons
and black iur hat about half worn. II requires
close inspection 10 distinguish linn from a Whine
person. 1t is supposed that he has gone in the
direction OF Lynchbnrg, Hillsborough, OF
down the river.
will give the above reward if taken over 90
miles oal home over 10 and within 90 miles $50
within 10 miles, $40, II he is returned TO me. on
edged in jail, SO that Get HIM again.
NANHL l.. p. THOMAS,
Nea Milton, \. C.
July - l.
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Of he days 90 Inch The African lou had LEFT Ne"
Yo,k aud arrived Paris. had prohibited 50 intrepid
aud hazardous All experiment being made anheni
previoas 0ae. 10 the morning. before eutnnlss'oo
THIS experiment proving successful. the pubic re-
presentation vas authorized. aud proved complete
triumph The emotion aud anxiety ef The pubic
seie indeseo bablc. The celebrated aiuet, so bad
pot e,ineed the slightest hesitation, exceeded all
hat bad been anticipated ftem ms infepdfty. ami
The Il ,eiIsIv AID obedience nf the Ion. which he
had knawn bur tour days. adouudeA ihe two thou
sand sre,taIo,s Ito tl,roaged he Pon 81. Matl'n
Theatre P4os gsptr.
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Az EASX rgOAD 40 WEALTH.
MOrIs 5.ulticauIis and Silk Worm

Eggs for sale. ~7s
4 HAVE one hundred thousand 4Rorus NalHcau-
y Us Slips raised from trees of uxuriant growth
IN they,emiy OF Lynchbufg, aud Fifty Ounces OF the
genuine Mammoth Ilhde Doabtc cfop Six Form
Eggs which would engage on accommodating
terms, deliverable at any lime before the FIST of April
next. he Eggs will be sold by the ounce or thou
sand. Orders from distance will be strictly atien
ded 10 # addressed 10 DAVID b. PHELPS
Lyuchburg. va.
Nov. II Is
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l. IN Il "a Tt .

The nas1e q! tsrani 4 spell 10 miss
wfuiu the soul lightning, which vii dsr
Ssin upwards ~ the patriots eve, md bls1e,
4 IRE upoa tie aiiar Of tbr hrau
And then lac craod III bos-be ~efsliirrer.,
MAKE vows Ia strive auJ i've fer libouv.
Aid while alone ibrif malaeHed pulscssli's,
Thy joy. Oh. Freedom ihss uiilali be ire
But when llip altar irr i. qHenehfd the, sinh,
They l'sc II liberty the,rrs hope.
And falling down, they sldr unto the brink
Oidooains sl.ih. and never heed ibs slope
Ga which ties hasten 10 tie sliny sen,
Where pefisaes, 81 oure. the hfraih u liberty.
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POET lCAl..
sONsET.-EysNHNE /.


Tits bsHnfcaas evening, calm ard Fec
TIE BIOL, une j. quiet Nun
Breath With adsraiian tic brad sun
l. shaking down ia as tranquility
The gentlenes. orhca,cu j. on the sea-
Listen. tn rnshty hsiae y sHase
And doth VITA hi- eternal motion make
A sound kc tlsnnaef--asc ilasiingly.
Dsar CAld! dsss Girl TINT wslkest With ne hcrr,
Ii ,boa appeat's ua'9uehal BY solemn thought.
Tn, nature. ilerciurg. is not less divine
Taoa Hest IN AbFahain bosom all the year;
And worsliJ's; ri the Temples in.cr shriue,
CD bong With thee = en sc kHow il not.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
FARMERS "a 7zEIssGERANES'
Savings Institution,
E,ssI'{igSEE s}geds

TEN1IS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
D. in successful operation for SIX years, under the
most prosperous citcumsiahces-not dollar having
been lost, debt due the Institutions but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue TO
receive dcposttes, upon the most favorable terms,
that IS, iorany sum remaining with them under four
months. thereon from the date Of deposite.
al three per cent. per abHum-oVer -four, and undel
SIX month,, four per cent aud over six months, five
per cent per annuGi.
Deposites generally paid upon application, but
the Company reseneto themselves the tisht Of re-
qUning I" u weeks.
Those wishing TO deposife money, will call upon
BurWeiI.
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NOTICE.

rElIlE undersigned Is ready to receive wheat.
d during the season for which be will pay The
highest cash prcs. To prevent misunderslaI ding
he now infnrnis his friends and the pubic generally
that IN every case where wheat Issent 10 the Nj LII.
aud price agreed upon II IS stored in The Mil
At the fisk Of Tie pIautrrso long the price
unsettled, IS he Is Dolly MILLER. aud not insu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUNDI.
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VAS AMBuaG-A Lion TAmvp IN roun NAYS.
! he new lion with which Mr.. Van AmLnrg +x h.bu.
20 himself Yesterday, ia his cages. Alter nny four
days oi edpeatiob, native OF Africa. His hslo.
y 10 rather curious Sent as a present by the
Emperor Of Morocco 10 the President OF the Unnrd
= "'es' lie latter. -combIyiDg with the lass oil
as country, winch prohib republican funciiopary
rom RECEIVING roy al ptcsehi sold him 10 NJ n
JUS 'of 'hc Sum OF Geo which was reunited 10 The
sul.'e.es "a Ne" York for the benefit Of the poo,
~ Vac !'"' iai cay that the lion was despatrh
:" "a ." A."ourg. who made his acquaintance
-. '-s . '''"s on The evening 81 the 2i October
~ i's'-s'e's % f"iee' being correct, ,iio4 a..d
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ssyfSsy,s .s.s'D Dg..sys.Efss

IA EMS superior SILK Shuts
WE Ladies do do
Mems Buck 90
Nerino do
Lambs Wool dc
Merno, Lambs Wool and Buekskin drawers oil
all qualities.
On hand aud for sale atlow prires by
HUNT & MARTIN.
Oct Fl Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

'O the JAN OF Franklin County, Y d., on thu "a
L day Of November. 1883. a, a runaway sh, ,
NEGRO Man, who calls himself
sFias jones,
and attempted to pass Ice nan. but since sa,,
be belongs To MIS-. Elizabeth NJ Neil, Poly and
George G,iiih. who resided When lie lerllI;.
be- land county, North Cuona.-Utas Il
five aud one quarter nches high. about . vi. OF
seven years u age, las scars on the ughI chick On
the left side oil his forehead, rear the han and he
tween HE tNes--he has. also. several seas on lie
breast aud lrti leg--is Of dark plexlon-spe.A,
quick aud c0uvrrses weIl--he can read ,tinl and
says he Is Trough carpenter. When taken, he bad
IN ms possession 4 silver watch, some ewe1y and
$40 in cash, a blue cloth lfock coat. with ,thu
collar. checked yryet v,si, an oyetcoar, with s5ue
otter articles Uf clothing, and an iV.f, headed swC
cane.
.Ao,e hiS is 10 ajrc notice, That unless tie SAD
Negro is reclaimed. aud all rhatges pa Il, b, HE q
of November, 1889 he viii be said pcooldirg as
Tor jail fees, e.. &c. H. NON LIN Jnlot
Of Franklin Couuiy, Vagina
Frnhlin CO., Ocl. 2S w2jN
o. Tie "Danville Reporter" wi phrase cory
until the day Of sale aad forward is acconal o nt
for collection. H. NOWLlN
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Fsorses, GastEe, shccp am0 Hogs,

among Which there ne eight ten valuable 'ynuug
WORK HORSES, four ar five Yoke of OXEN,
fifteen or twenty good milk COWS and CALVES,
forty five fifty faltened Hogs sixty seventy fe-
markably fine EWES, great many Of which are
half Bakewell..
Also about five bundled barrels Of CORN. SIXTY
or seventy thousand pounds Of OATS, large crop
Of HAY, FODDER, SuUCkS and STRAW,
all my Plantation Utensils with Wagons. Carts &c
Also my household aud KITCHEN FURNl-
'fURE. among which there is new Rosewood
PIANO, besides great deal OF other valuable Fur
nnurc.
Terms will be liberal, and made known on the day
Of sale.
Al the same time and place there are 10 be twelve
or fifteen Negroes hired. S. NJ. SCOTT.
Oct. 10 ids
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please
insert tie above three times and forward their ac-
counts to tins Once ior payment.
d. End day of October, 1887, executed by George
NJ. Ihomas 10 me, foi purposes therein specified,
winch deed i duly Of record IN the nherS County
Court Clicks Oiee, shah oler for sale to the
highest bidder FOR cash. upon the premises on Thurs
day the 2ls day Of November next. House and
Lotin the town Of New Glasgow. The House Is now
occupied by William II. knight as a Saddler's shop
aud was purchased by SAID Thomas Of William II
Tyler. Also all SAID Thomas's Household and
kltehen Furniture and all s working taoiS, a very
complete set. Acting lrusiee, ! shall convey
snch title only as Is vested in by the deed s(sre-
sad. JOHN b. DUNCAN. Trustee
Oct 81 t2lN
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DE. E.OsYEEh 4 FAD,

EEANISG associated themselves IN flie ftactitc
4 4 oil Medicine, will promptly arral all cases
committed 10 their charge, visiting each raliet al
einsleiy, which viii operate rs consultation
cry case.
Amllersl. 4. II. Say.7 Is
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Public sale of land and Ne

ap1 VIRTUE efs deed Of trust. executed nv
- W lli'"m Waltan "a tie subscriber. on the 22l
af OF DseenIber. Is3j. and Of reeori the Cieh ;
Once 81 The county of Bu.btug ltah-wii be sold 10
he highest builder, fuf cash. on thursday. the oslh
Las Il soscubet. ~ Meadow farni. on Bent Creeh.
10 Buckingham county, AID fo riie Residence u
= i = alton. the several following named
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From lie Paris Cauap2adcocc 81 he Nc,c Yo,k
Corner.

From he Paris Cauesp2ad<acc 81 The Ntc Yo,k
1osrier.
- We have lad few domestic occurrence. since
the proregalion Of the Chambers, on which it j. ne
eessaty thai you be Informed The Duke of On
that he should command ala expedition asains, To.
MS 10 asenge some insult pretended to have been
offered TO France, but the English Government is
said 10 have ade such representations on tho sub
J.ct as TO induce that OF France 10 abandon it, HIS
brother, the Duke de NEMouEs has been moe a.
ereeablY occupied. namely, IN the command uf a
camp ot lOO00 2 0LU men at Fonlainhlran
distant, as you know. from Patis some 81 or 80
miles. 1hihef Tie King, Queen, and ROYAL Fam.
~ ffpaHed last month. aud rjpSed rot oni, the
agfemeHS OF repeated military specfaelvs but the
''"re welcome and he Itlelt pleasures of snIoufn
IN the county. fee irom the fears AID forms ih,i
renhef The town residence OF the klug nksomr
hnher. as you will easily credit, several torelru
hilil"fs men repaired 10 Witness tile state OF DIS
e'piine and organization OF the pr sent French
army, oil "i1eh thuse ten or Twelve thousand men
FORMED capital specimen, and which they are near.
y twentieth pat. Among tie foreigners most re-.
"'a'haple, aud should say, most d>tine uished ms
sou VI" presently say were thee Cavalry Lieuten-
aus OF the Army Of the Uurd STATS who have
"hoefstAhh' come TO Europe To study their prg.
irssion. lhey we've Introduced TO tie EiYG by
"e"ef"i Ass we're most cautiously and kindly
reeeired; were invited to the palace and d,,.J
with the kng. Queen aud Royal family ard wprs
moreover, during their stay, accommodated Win,
horses iiom the Royal stables which enabled ,ben,
10 witness all the inspections, manuuyres and 20
views They afe Al present the cavalry school of
Sanmuf prosecuting tleir inquiries"
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Portrait Painting.

IA X. & MRS. NICHOLSON having asen HI
VA house formerly occupied by Nj. Bat,
Amherst Coau iinnsr, pre- AIRED 10 Pain
Miniatures lsss Portraits, Tor any "honsl
desire 1t. Onr terns are moderate. and ~enr'le Id
pulllc generally. aud IN pattrc"lar those who are Oh,
posed 10 encourage u.s. 10 call and exam ne the Gull
ny Of our Paintings. From The substitution left''
fore gwen. We hope TO meet NTH liberal eneoon;e
mcnl.
Ocf. % w5v
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TWENTY ACRES,

lying on the Forest road and adjoining the above
mentioned TRACT, nearly hall of which Is heavily
numbered, the balance recently cleared. Ga this
Tract there Is good DWELLING HOUSE
Thus is of the best stands the Forest road for
= blacksmith shop, wheelwnght shop aud Wagon
yard, II the first good spring (afer leaving Lynch
burg,) which Is convenient 10 The road.
4 l,n aunLAnr I'll Al,-E c-LLl-l ninn
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One Hundred and Eighty-sl,ree

lying Ivy creek, in Bedford county, within half
mile OF the Tract last described. II is well watrred
and contains a sufficient quantity OF WOODLAND
Tor the support OF the place.-Sixiy Acres of this
Tracl FIST rate Iowground, aud the upland Is now
III good state of Improvement.
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BoNAPARrEs BuRlAL pLAcr.-rhe solitude OF
Napoleon, N ms exi'c and hts tomb, has throw an-
other kiud oi spell over hnlhaut memory. Alex.
auder did not die sight of Greece; he disappeared
amid The polnp of distant Bahy lon. Bonaparie did
not close hIs eyes Ia The presence of France he
passed away IN the gorgeous HORIZON OF the torlid
zone. The man WHO had shown himself 10 each pow
edul realty, vanished Ike dean his life, winch
helonged 10 history, operated ia the poetry OF ms
death. lie TOW sleeps forever, like hermit ~ pa
ta beneath awiilow, IN a narrow valley. surrounded
u, steep rocks, Al the rAuemlty Of Il lonely path.
The depih Of the silence, which presses upoo hlm,
can only b. Compared the ,a,tuess Of that tumult
which had surrounded him. Nations abscut--
thelr tlruug his rc;ired The bnd Of the tropics,
h1tnessrd Ia The car Of OF the SUI. Button magnI-
Gently expresses II. speeding his Il ght downward>
IRON the planet otiehi, rests alone. Tor moment
oyer the ashes. the weight Of which Las shaken the
equilibrium OF the glpbr.
Bonapare crossed he ocean. TO repair to his fna
exile. regardless OF that beautiful shy which delight
ed Columbus. Vasco do G,ma, add Camotns.
Stretched uron the ships Stem, lie perceived MOI
that unknown consell. II MS spanking over
his head Hispowetlnl glance. for the first time,
enco uttered their rays. What, To Inn, stars
which lie had never from has byonacs, and
winch had never shone over his empire! Nryetlhe-
iess, OF them has failed fulfil its destiny
one hall Of the irmaneu spread It's light hls
cradle The other hall was reserved TO illuminate has
tsmb. [Chateaubri4nd
WILLIAM PIrT.-Pit, tall and slender, had an air
al once melancholy and sarcastic. HIS delivery was
cold; his nonaiion monoionous. his action scarcely
percepIbe; at the same tine he luci1ness aud the
hueney oil iis thoughts. the logic Of his arguments.
saddenly rradaled with flashes OF elogueuce fen-
dered'his talent something abuve the ordinary line
hequentIy saw Pm walking across St. Jan es'
tdfh' from his o"n house 10 The palace. On ilis
phf 6eotge the I'hna aliNed irum w indsor. after
drinking beer out al pewter pot h the farmers OF
Inc ueighborhood; lie drove through ihs mean
courts oi his mean habuauon ~ grey chariot. fol-
lowed by "A lew OIL the hofse-guaIds. This was the
master oi the kings Vi Euiope. as five or SIX
chdbts VI the city the oil India. Pftt,
dressed IA black, Nth a sl,.i-inlted sword b, his
SIDE, aud his hat uhd.r lao arm, asteudet, taking !
two o. three sieps ~ ..e.-iu lis passage lie only
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

h. sit one Tract OF Land an Bent Greet. IN said
e"auis Of buckingham, adjoining Wp. Thurman
aud oilers, containing Isl more orlcss. Au0ih
er tfaei on s1fne creek ~ SINE county, containing
$50 acres more les, ard adoniag tie first nm
hnnfd tract, Hnd Others. Another tfact On sanIe
creek, and IN same county. containing s46 acres
81 less. adJpfuug ihr lands OF George Penn and otl
ers being lac same bought BY sad Walton oil john
Hams. Another tract said creek. N sad county.
containing 800 actrs more less adjoining the lands
Of Charles Phelps and others. bought by said Wal
Ton OF haster * Walker. Another tract ~ siId
county Oh SAID Geek, containing 50 acres, dloiuug
The l'ods oil S;ra,ton Wheeier bought by said Vol
Ton 81 Robert Walton. Another tract near Bent
Creek. containing 200 acres or less, and hound
ed by the lands Of Dabncy Go1ch and others bought
by sad Walton Of Wm. thieh. AEuther trtcf o.
tie waters al Broad Creek containing 500
less bought by sal J Walton Of Wm. Chick. aud
bounded BY The lands Of Reeves Il White and otl-
efs.
AGSo,
The following Negro Men, 10 wiz Peter Lowell,
Sandy Billy, Spinner, sam, Page, Joshua. Jerry
john joe. Also the following negro boys, to VII ::
Neptune, Bob. Henry. Also the following negro
women, gltl5 and BOYS, to vii: PhtlIs, Pleasant
aud Jenny, women, Nancy aud her dsGe lIier Lucy,
Grace ard her thee children names not recoleeled
BIB ADD her children, To Wi /: Winston, Chimney,
the name Of the other not fecsected. kuly and her
. Children, names not recolleced, Rachael and her
) children, 10 VII: Mickey, Anderson, Nelson. Jasse
and Watt. Matilda < her children, to WI Mauha,
Edward. Mary, Sandy, name of the others not recoI
ected, Caroline gIf, Jlauey gul, Sarah guI .
women, Pauy & Sfyey. Also an interest olioa uintbs
thc following slaves. 10 wit: Sawney Jennoy aah
hef5 Children. 10 WI JOHN, jacob, and Sally. and ,
others names remembered, Judy and her 3
children. to vi James. ramrs If the olhcf2 not
rscolected Also the increase Of The 4loremcttlon-
ed female slayes, any, the dave of the Aforesaid
deed of fusI tIhe sale of the aforesaid property from
mclcmency OF the weather any other oausc, should
not be co npeted on the aiuirnamea day, IL viii be
continued ,o,n day 10 day MI finished. und
much Sold as will satisfy the claim named IA the
aforesaid tHisi deed
Acoog a, trustee. | viii convey such Cilie only as
Is vested Ia me by the deed aloi esaid.
SAML. McD. REID, Trustee.
Oct "a io-N
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ssgasgr$ YggLTRCAgLEs.

4 HAVE large guautuy of o sss.s.s5f2se,.
1 RUS NJ l. 7 G A u l. ! S, sSasat4s
whielI will sell on very liberal terms, SssTHeS
delivered any Iimc after the Isl Noyem -assr.--
her.
Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with the
genuine article rf the first order. will please give me
a call al the Washington Hotel, Lynehbmg, Va.
JAMES u. LANGHORNE.
Sept. % wis
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Oct 10
Egook store and Book Hsindery.

HEANING made arrangements wHh Wm. 4,
Y Talbot. the subscriber has connected wifh lis
Book Store IN tins place, Book Biudefy. and would
respectfully MORN his friends aud the public gener-
ally that he Is prepared 10 have executed, IN the
most handsome aud substantial manner. Book bind
inc OF al descriptions. Merchants Clerks Of Courts
Bank Oldcers and Others can be furnished, order
upon shou notice. with Dfy Books. Journals and
Grdgrrs, Record Deed aud Bill Books, Invoice
sheriff aud Receipt Books, made ofuhe best mate
rails aud in the substantial manner. He 1si-
rcrs himself, that all persons who viii favcr BIN will
their eustpm shaIlbe perfectly satisfied. He would also
say that, beag ANXIOUS 10 reduce his soeh Of Bons,
hs IS Disposed 10 sell at prices more moderate than
ever. T.. ECuOLS
Aug. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
TO CONTRACTORS,

ftAST STEEL, every bar warranted,
" Canal Shoyels, do
Nail Rods aul other Iron FOR sale hy
II. b. RICHARDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25
L. CuANCFRY.

The Defendants Moses Campbell aud Mary his wifi, job
Shnp, GEORGE sharp Jacoh sharp Jockey SHARP, Jenny,
Sharp aud Eliza S!urpnn having entered their appearance
and given security according the OF Assembly and tue
rules oihis Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they mol inhabitants of This Commonwealth it is
deed that said Defendants appear here the fourth Mon
day in December next aud answer the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy n this order be nhwithpuhsed in the Lynch
burg Neinan for two munts successfully, aud posted
the front door OF the courthouse 81 this county.
COPy-T"ste
RIO. c. MITCHELL, c. R. G.
Oet.tj WIN