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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12


Ric,ard Nomcni md NoIhornc E. Sutton, Defendants
Tho defendant Rirhmrh Norm"n having ohtc"d has "Ppr
nnrr aud given security according the act OF Assembly nnd ~"
nlcs of th Court n;, by satisfactory evidence" '
m M, am nIapitan Il, ordered, thai The
appear here the second Monday IN January
ooy and Of the plnmf and that cory o' ms or
la Inc f,r published 10 The city
M Richmond E months succnsvcly aud posted ut the i"n
,loo, of, he Courthouse OF tiis county
Copy-Tes,n, -.
IS-WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12

AN CHANCERY-vrEGrx,.-n Caroline county Court lith
Oct, 1889: 80.
Job d. ar.rnve, tho receiver appointed by decree n
n Superior Law aud hnnce'y :or IN"
in su Nc ndn. wherein Frances a. I"Ht.s ana oilers
ae plaintiffs Richard Moment and others are
~ I'N'''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12

BID WARD GRES,M Attorney az Lac, will attend The Courts
Of Essex King Qi""n aud Mdilcs"A Those who wish 10
confidence, By him IN per
"a, a, M. residence King Qracn by addressing letter to
nm, =, tarlon's Store King & Queen :, :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-12

URON ORE--1hr subscribers owning between ihrfe
a and four thousand acres Of land lying on Turkey
Creek in the county Of Monrne, and hn six miles oil
Union disposed lease or sell portion OF It, contain
ing m inpxharslihe quantity OF ir"n ore, which has
been Thoroughly Tested and ascranrd 10 be oil the best
quality Their, rs an abundance "fmher upon the land
and bald s'rrim running Immediately by the ore =
Those dspset purchase or lrnse are inved To ex-
anime The rrs nsrs which will b. shown by Msssts
Mnruon. Mahon md B"Inrer living ar there. The
subscribers address is Guuchland Court Iiums~.
q 3 DUKE
Oc,,ber rAo- F. GUERRANT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

Keal Estate ~ ki,AmaaI.--Ltie sales nj Real
Estate IN Tins CITY, give evidence thai prosperity
reiens milln our bordrr aud that our eager Is on.
watd As an Instance ol tbs, we may felef. 10 Tie
se made nv james Il III. Esq., Administrator, OF The
Int, john Alien. ri three hs aes leis ON Main
siffet opposite iiesesldences q Judge Tucker.
nes,la, issl foi s15 t;so. The fsnil, massion
bon hi b, Dr.. Rohett \. Cabell the oi east ofa h,
III, ; Balhsl Church. and the fui IN the South b,
lanes Scott, Esq
Anothet hi opposite The residence Of Charles III
IL, Esq belonging Ia III. same estate, also soil
b, the Executor AMI purchased by M. Fleming
Jsmes for ST O00. which cost IN so bur $3.50
These inede..is III anticipation Of compile
ilnn ofoni great improvements What Will be The
value q property Il lhis description upon The con.
summation Of the sehems n progress, one can
nov lofesce. Tlc gfasrcclls bfigm and ehetng
for IN u Of CAPITA AL enefPfi1e, Rich llHag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
F,em Ae.Saaatoa Spectator.
WESTERN LENAI1G HOSPITAL.

II The annual neine Of the Gonfl al Directors
Of The Western Lnnaiie Hospital, held on Saturday
last. we hid The qualification 10 nilness tie discharge
Of three patents lren tic Institution rs cured
one male. and Two leuiales.-IHo others were al
discharged, the subjects OF harmless deme MIA
a class oil patient, heh, Ut they haze not friends
To iake care ol them. Is rs the one oil tie
Instances mentI9ned,l would be Just IS well Ia an
..lmshousc "hen Hey could be supported At much
less tie pubic. Their cases utterly
hopeless and being under no necessity el restraint
lhet certainly ought not 10 be retained III The ns1i-
iuioa. he present limited means OF aeconmoda
Ton, IN the exclusion al any WHO might be beneht.
ed. We understand HAT hele several othsr pa
enls III hapetul state oil recovery, Whose discharge
the Physician expects soon 10 be able 10 recon-
mfnd Tie reputation winch the Institution IS ae=
qnitng by lis cn5es, erahed 10 ind II attract
my 10 II ~ increasing number ii pauents BON the
ntaltl1rr classes oil our citizens. winch, as thur sup
pori pad lof TEND 10 dlmlalsll the public charges
81 the institution. These. IN former years, were II
ntiafmls sui 10 the Northern .stlaHs. The nun
bef ol patients 81 th1- description Is now quite con
siJefaols, aud lhete Is every probability that they
will meleese wit lhe glo@mg Character a The IN
s1tuten.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
THOMAS q. AGREE,
YI.V.A'EK y CORPZKS.NIT

Nearly OPPOSITE THE AlRGINIAN OFFICE.
ID ESpECTFULLY Informs his friends and The
n public general, that he continues 10 carry Gu
he manufacture ofCopper and Tin Ware in all the
various branches. HIS stock OF Thu Ware is now
large, well assorted, and well worthy the attention Of
both wholesale and retail dealers. His stock Of
STILLS aud other Copper Ware is also large and
desirable, aud he prepared 10 manufacture 10 order
Stills Of any SIZE pattern and wall also repair old
Stills or take them in exchange for new ones
He also has on hand large and well assorted stock
Of Wove Wire for wheat fans, &c, and is prepared
TO weave to my order he may receive.
lie also has attached To his cstablls hment eBrass
Foundry, and IS prepared to cast 10 order, BELLS
for iaverns, churches AID other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes and all other kinds oil Brass Castings.
lie continues, also, 10 gutter and cover houses,
either IN town OF country, viii Copper, Tlt, Zlnc
or Sheet Iron, upon the most favorable tefms.
Old Copper. Pewter aud Bass either purchased or
taken In exchange for work. Country pro-
duce also taken III exchange for all work IN his iue.
June isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
r. IwOOId Dwelling
mi AAHh RnN


Each with Two stone Chmneys. Two large Batns 70
or so feet long each, with excellent Treating
Floors, and ch shielded all around either of Them
sufficient 10 shelter any individuals stock in the vi
emily To oil the Barns an excellent new
Threshug MACHINE. horse power, Re complete is
attached. Near TWO miles of blind dncliine, fwell
executed under my own eye has been done on this
estate LEAVING over OF acres on II too we, .ot
wheat, and that ia timothy ana herds grass
Aud not twenty acre field on the estate, which has
not Que or more excellent Springs on il. TO the
tobacco planter, tanner OF grazer, estate in Viz
GINA is more desirable. And that portion Of the
Land requiring improvement Is, (as is the entire es-
late9 susceptible Of asrapd aud high improvement
any Land IN Virginia, the whole based ON sub
stratum OF as pure, tenacious and valuable clay as
any Land; retaining aud developing the benefits oil
mature rs long as any section OF the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
GOOD RIs1CK OFFICE.

with good rooms with fire places a Kitchen,
Smok ehosse, Ice aud Carriage House Corn CRIB,
Stable, Store House &c, all in good order
The whole will be sold at fair prices and accom-
modatIng terms. Likely young Slaves taken in part,
II required and early sales effected.
Liberty is the seat of Justice Of very large pom
ulous, aud wealthy county, situated on the great
turnpike road from Lynciibnrg to Salem, and White
Sulphur Springs, % miles from the former and 20
from the latter; las a fine Female Academy lin
tie lutlde Of successful experiment." under The car
and supfrlntendeuce of the Rev Nicholas II. Cobbs
An excellent Male School, OF which the Rev. J c.
Hammer IS Pune pal.--Ihe Society in town and vi
clnlIy is unsurpassed in This secnon Of Virginia.
Three brick Churches in town, and Others near; a
large Agricultural Society has been recently estab
ished there, augurlng well for the agricultural inter
est Of The county.
The above Land may be conveniently divided into
, OF ) tracts, II lequned. to suit purchasers. Those
desiious To purchase. III as healthy situation as can
be, are Invited 10 call and see for themselves The
whole would suit professional man well. Should
any Inquire why one of my age should desire to sell
ahd iedve so desirable an estate and residence | an
s"ef-tlleeo my children have Several wears since)
located, and reside IN the la Sonthu est are healthy
aud much pleased the entire balance OF NV flmiIy
are We desous to JON them ihere-and last though
hol least have an abiding conviction lbat a.resI-
dence mere would alleviate and much mitipate my
long continued rheumatic affltlons
WM. COOK.
Liberty Iune } 3w Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

Cnnrs ~ Mississirri.-The Neksburg Wing Of
the 22d, states thai the accounts from all parts Of the
sfae are most cheering. The cotton ioeks veil and
II the weather should continue favorable Mississippi
viii tafse better crop Than she has produced Tor
years. al4e rom Is likewise SAID 10 be lou,sl
ing eondian. Mississippi surely needs abundant
iatyesls. II IS by tie staple products OF her soil
alone That she expect ever 10 eStfleae herself
from her difiic uliies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

four lhotisand was Then a naked prairie. Cakes
Ton mlneh, eighteen months since, did not CON:
tam twenty inbabilaais. recent census was
found 10 e"nlan more than three thousand persons
Tho population SAYS tic Houston Star, " be
tween Wa.hngton aud Lagrange his increased four
iold and Lagrange winch at thai lime Had never
been hnnglt Il for a io"n- new contains popula-
iion OF four OF five hundred uhatiians. anl Rulers.
vile. only lrge miles llom Lagrange, Which was laid
oil only SIX months ago now contains about Three
hundred soul On the Colorado river between "a.
grang aud Basror, there WAS about dozen.
houses now theie are between two and three
hundred. Basirop III that time contained about
twenty houses; IL has about hundred. aud
many Of them equal to the best houses in Hous
ton The settlements above Basiiup on the Color
ado river, then consisted of about eight or ten fam
lies zlr is now one Of the llilcAesi settlements in
Texas"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

Ehi'RArioN TO ltxss.-'Fhe latest Houston pa
refs that have been received represent thai III, nm
pei OF persons arriving IN that country Is greater
Suing man II has been al any previous tlme They
'tke occasion TO contrast the present ,a,e al Tia,
pub &c with lis condition two wears ago ,rbe ci,, =,
Houston, winch has now reputation Of ,nee .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
NEW YoRk IMpKoYEMENTs.-Flom a

NEW YORK IMPROVEMENTS From Il
tabular statement recently published, II appears thai
the State Of New York has nov finished and in OPP
Grafton, 655 miles Of State Canals, and 30 miles { |.
Canals owned b, private companies She has be-
sides lG3 miles OF State Canals and g miles Of pr
sale Canals, commenced making hggtegate oil
- miles OF Canal finished, and 81 miles Of Canal
commenced Total, 96s miles OF Canal, finished
III progress.
OiRailfoad, there are 2ls miles finished, o5s com
meneed, and. and l70i miles authorized by various
aels Of Incorporation. Total ooGO miles Railroad,
finished IN progress, of authorized, in he Empire
State. Total III Canals aud Railroads nov flushed
-995 miles.
The receipts for tolls ON the Erin Canal for May
amounted TO sl71, u, being SCI 900 more than
lheleeelpts 81 May 1885.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
LA TIE ST FROM MEXIC0.

slip from the New Orleans Courier of 30lh MAY
mentions the arrival there OF the Z. S. Gutter
Woodbury., blnging Intelli enee nom Tampico To
the l8lh, aud from Vera Cruz and the city of Mexi-
the 10Th May. The w. brought $50 i72 IN
specie.
From lampco the news, was that the Centraliss,
under general Ars'a were within fifteen ,nllcs oil
the city, and II WAS believed would enter the place
without resistance. One American one English
aud one Froneh soop OF war were lying AT a4chor
neaf 1ampco, and The merchants Of those nations
had sent oil tie most valuable p1rts OF their Ell
fees un board oil Tire vessels OF war, fearing lest
The Mexican soldiers might be allowed 10 pIllaee
the place, alter taking POSSESSION. Business was ii
stand at Iampoo' and many people have el the
place,
From Neia Cruz learn that the Texan min
slef 10 Mexico WAS received with gross insults aud
not allowed TO proceed TO the capnai.
From the capital. we learn that general Urea has
been taken aud carried tileie wounded. Santa Ana
was received with the must exttava2ani demonsIfa-
tons ol JOY. It's said in the papers that lie taking
The most active measures to recruit soldiers and
I'll up the amy skeletons. An official report gives
the number authorised by Law, VIZ g, COO cavalry
5000 artillery aud %, 600 infantry. 1t Appears the
number actually under aims is little third oil
the force called for by law. say . SO areiy ) 900
cavalry, and about 5000 nlaalry.
President Bustamente ISSUED proclamation on
the Ith inst, IN " Inch he called the people Of
the internal provinces, aud those OF the state of
lanhNillpds 10 submit and rally under the central
government. lie points 10 the Texans and sayants
the lslein frontiers OF Mexico as tie ONLY real
foes OF the country, against whom The Mexicans
may CRAFTY then military aidor. This pfocama-
ton shows thai Bnstamene is seeking gain over
The ledefallsls by fan mofds, aud that he is rather
unwilling 10 adopt tie violent measures OF Santa
Ana.
The accounts from the different cities and states OF
the interior OF Mexico, published IN the papers OF
the capital, warrant the conclusion that tranquility
felgned, aud no disposition felt to oppose The
central government lna y possibly happen that "a
collision viii take place between Buslamenle and
Santa Ana for the supreme puwef, but it is evident
that the liberal party IN Mexico has been senced FOR
years 10 come.
Another account states that the Texan minister
appointed 10 Mexico. tB, T.. Ber,) only r,iu-
sed permission 10 land era Cruz but was threat.
ened with lmpflsonment He was received on board
the lgate Gtoife, aud aet some further diff
Gully VAS allowed TO land DULY as private Judi, idu-
al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
MPOkTANH ANDIUS DECISION

\ case OF an interesting character to landlords and
tenants vas decided at the last session OF the Su-
preme Conn Of Penns,ly
The plaintiff had bt en ledger in n house Set rs a
boarding house IN which he occupied two rooms fur
nshed with his own furniture OF the usual amount
and character, and III which he took breakfast and
tea, dining elsewhere For these accommodate
he paid stated sum per week. The tenant. his
andlady, lahng 10 pay her rent on the day appoint
ed, her andlord dsiiancd the plaintiffs furniture to
recover which this suit WAS brought. The question
" W4efher The eoo}S u boarder an Il boardinp house
arc liable tof lie tenants rent WAS accordingly
Wrought directly beiuie the Count FOR decision. The
District tnutt TN which the suit was broueln)
having decided the question III the landlords favor
The matter WAS removed 10 the Supreme Count,
where, alter having been fully argued by Mr.. lluI-
combc for the planuland S. Perkins for the defend
All, the question was settled in favor of the plaintiff
aud against the light oil landlord thus to dsltan the
effects OF boarder IN his tenants house
The GhI Justice. delivering the opinon of the
Courl. declared. that this fell within principle
already established that, Tor the benefit OF trade
thing put upon rented premises by customer IN the
oil a tenants business 10 privileged fom distress ;
aud after proving, IN opposition 10 the statements d
some tcNi-wflef that the glonno o. this exemption
WAS III all cases public convenience aud policy, he
showed that there WAS difference in tins respect
between The present case, and any OF those in
Which the exemption was admitted. nor more espe-
cially between the ease OF an Inn where conlessedy
the goods al guest are not subject To distress for
tenants rent.
The tone OF the opinion, which was Of some
length, was restrictive Of the right of distress and
the effect OF the decision will be TO increase the
cutly with which an individual may occupy premises
rented by another, by rendering HIM Independent, OF
the mpfovdencc or lueguari'y OF The person under
whose roof he chances 10 be boarder.
TRIAL OF DIR. DYOTT.-The indictment on
which DR.. Dyou, the private banker Of Phlladelphla
WAS found gully, contained eleven counts in which
lac was changed whit
ls Conveying 10 J. b. & G.. w. Dyott, ceftln
merchandise, value Sl00, 600.
,. Colluding with same persons TO conceal same
goods.
3. Conveying 10 Thomas W. Dyott, Jr. certain
merchandise, value $4,000.
4. Colludlng with same person to conceal same
goods
5. Colluding with Michael b, Dyot to conceal
goods value S3o 600.
6. Colludng with William Wells to conceal S8i0
in money.
:. Conveying to Julia Dyou certain furniture,
value 81 900.
5. Conceahng certain merchandise value $50 900
tereni amounts but the same charge, VIZ $500, 600
St00, 0o0 $40, 600.
The verdict OF the jury was, .guiity on each count
charged"
The law under which he was uied defines his
crime as msdemeanor, punishable by imprison-
ment IN the penltenary hard labor for term not
less than one nor more than years al tie dis
creton oil the Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
UNION COURSE RAcEs. ny.

UNION COURSE RACES, y Y.
The eelel rated lont n'le heat race, was decided
Is iaows
Waller Iisingsron's b. {. Job. 2
Jun L Sieyens's ell & fordham. ,
t. +. Siockton's T. Caroline. } } dis
1.me--7 40 - Io-s 4
The Sweepstakes mile heats followed and The
follpwing the frsult
Wn,. II. jones b. by Roman,
J. ii. yaomnle, sgt c. by Mont
Eclipse .
10. l.. Stevens b. by Em,lius J
trlme 534 - "
SECOND DAY.
Purse Two mile heats:
Wm. K. Johnson, Rocker, /
j H. yaumater, Clarion. .
]. B lthga.e, Waterloo, 3 3 d.
Time, , 52a Ill IA
Purse s500-'fl rec mile heats
J. II. vanmaier, Trenton,
Il. l.. Stevens, Tornado, broke down aud dist.
b. Mcdaniel Vashii. broke down and dist
Time, So 50,
THIRD DAY.
Ptoprieto,s Purse $1,000, $500 OF which goes to
the second best for all ages weight as yesterday
mile heats.
Col. Johnsoa's cl h Boston, by Tlmoleon,
damb F,oflhzce. years l
T.. Laird's c h Decatur, by Henry, out of Os-
tach. by Eclipse Gyears.
Col. Heirs br Baihe Pr,ton, by andren.
dam b, Eclipse, 4 DR..
'flme7m Is aud SIN. 2s
SEcoNn RncE.--Mach OF $1,000 each, play
pay, between the ihtee year olls oil the stables oil
Capt. Stockton an K. l.. Stevens, 10 name al tie
post colts 30 lbs; hllles 81 lbs mile heats.
Capt Stoekton's mp. ELI Passalc BY Reseler
out oil Rachel,
X. Ia Stevens brc rametlanc by Shark out Of
: Celeste, .
Time In Sos. aud 2m.
TnIRD RAcf.-Pfopfietof's purse 500; for all
ayes weight as before; me heats.
q. p Haze 81 l Andtewelta, by Andrew, dun
by Oscar, yea ;,
d. II. Braneh's b h Suffolk, by Andrew outof
Osnlch 5years, ,
J. II. Nanmsle,s oh Eelip,ie, by Monmouth
Eclipse dam by Revenge, years. 3
fme-inI. 51s.-lm. 5ls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
ANCHOR
German BOlfing Cloths.

/ HAVE on hand a large supply of epnninc AN
CHOIR GERMAN BOL1ING CLOTHS
NO TO 10, which Will warrant equat 10 any I'M
ported, and will bc sold is low as Northern ,e,,il
P'l,eS' JOHN e. MEM
'""N ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

1tAAS.-Dates from Houston TO the ODD Nav
nave reached New odeans. Cordova. the Mexican
bandit had again approached the frontier with 100
men aud 10 pack mules. He had cut off +, Many of
Surveyors on The Guadaloupe and murdered then.
all bn one. hey ate chiefly Mcxlcans Cor
do'a rs carrying anmunllion 10 the Northern In
dlans. Colonel Bulesln was IN pursuit Of CorJn.
va. The Government had placed al .hls command
100 men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
NV ORLIANs. My Il.


lloaniflr DuhL.-The coroner was called on
yesterday IN hnid an inquest two bodies which
were found near the road to the Ba,on ST. John a
lowing are all the particulars we have obtained -
An individual coming from the Like by this road
heard stllled solve distance IN the woods,
and, having followed tbe direction from which they
proceeded, discovered, man III the agontes o death
who had been Wounded by many strokes Of n poi
uaid. Not beng able render any assistance. he
haslened 10 give Information To the proper autlor-
itles, ~lro despatched Captain YOU'VE 10 make
inquiries into the fact. On Captain Ao0ne's ar
rival at the srot the man dead. The strange
circumstance excited the suspicion Of there having
been duel, aud IN examination second body was
discovered still holdl lnlts baud potnafd, which
WAS mienehed liom lis grasp with great difficulty
lie Two bodies were brought INTO town, and on ek
animation Appeared thai the first had eised iree
STROKES oil sharp instrument. apparently little lar
ger than a stiletto one had opened the principal
artery Of the left arm another the left shoulder
blade three wtte on The right breast-one OF whuh
had entered between The third and fourth RIBS aud
penetrated The lower lobe of the right lung anoth-
ef wound, not 81 deep, between the orbits. THIS
MN appeared 10 have been very strong and muscu
lar, about D years age aud OF dark complexIon.-
had on a par OF white mIlled Russia duck panta-
Looms, with Nhle cotton drawers underneath.
! he second man had received five wounds lnillci-
ed with polnard IN the right breast, aud one with
the sumo instrument IN The lett side, which had
pierced the heat through aud through
The parties 10 this double demonstrations Ms taf as
we could ascertain, were Spanlafd aud an Italian,
ltn dealers, WHO had disputed ln.the course OF then
business. LouiSianiaH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

SWARTWOU1ING ON A SMALL SCALE
-Gol fITzdIBBoN, clerk TO the House Of Assem-
oly ol Upper Canada, sailed from New York on
Saturday IN the ship Mediator. The Toronto EN-
antner SAYS that he has left home with lape sum of
money vaiiousy stated from 10000 to e5O00) placed
IN ms hands 10 pay tho contingencies of the House
OF Assembly There Is no doubt that Col. Fiizgib-
bon has gone from home, that he received sum Of
money TO pay contingencies, and that he has only
PATTY done
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

4 Gredt pehfon.-The national petition OF the
Chartss the last dates nearly three miles long,
and contained .25O 900 signatures. II was carried
TO London in procession, with flag, banners, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

One oilhe dukedoms of Germany CONTAINING an
area OF aboute squares miles, Is held b, the
son OF The late Duke. The eldest son and her, Is n
farmer IN Warren county, Missouri and refuses to
leave hs farm for ducll crown with ten soua,e
miles inii OF subjects 10 MAINTAIN ITS dignity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

AN EDITORIAL DuEL.-The Nicksbnrg
Wing says:-"Ne have Il letter from New Orleans
dated the lsh Which says: Mr.. Lumsden, one Of
The pfoptetofs aud Mr. Locke, one OF the editors oil
the P'caeanc fought duel on "Wednesday morning.
-nobody hut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

Al the recent session OF the u. S. Circuit Couf in
Mississippi there we're twenty seven hundred causes
on the docket The fees OF the Clerk OF the Conn
tof The session, were upwards Of $4,000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
HOUSE .Z.V'D LOT,

in Liberty, about 100 yards from the Court House.
ON corner Lot. The Bull nss are a Dwelling
House mainly brick, about go by - feet, two sto-
RES high, with a basement story, ample cellars, Il
wing, Nc contains : rooms exclusive OF basement
stury garfcts, and rooms with fire places--a