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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

ine ,ojeG. OF the meeting vas explained b, Vim.
t., nogg'n, Esq, and on his motion, Robert Camp.
esi'' Esq was called To the chair. aud Robert {,
Mitchell, appointed Secretary.
Inc new J. d. Mitchell then addressed the meet
'lS on Tue subject of Agricultural Improvements and
on Tue importance Of Agricultural Societies where
upon, on motion Of John \. Wharton, Esq it was
ncsoNen' / nat the persons composing the meeting
We constituted Society, 10 be STYLED the = Bedford
nS''"'"'" Soe'cty.' \ committee was appointed
=" propose Constitution tor the Society, aud 10
no"''n''e suitable persons as officers which com
"''ueeienot'ed at an adjourned meeting OF the So
I'e'y on the An January, 1889. \ Cnnsttntionwas
men regularly adopted aud the following persons
WHY erected oihcets Tor one Neat, viz
Robert Campbell, President Rev. James EFF.
w'th' nee Presi3eat; Joseph Wilson. Treasurer
hohrn {. Mitchell, Recording Secretary Rev. J.
- Mitchell Corresponding Secretary j. John w.
non, keaves = Scrnggs. James A. Walker. cd
owIck Mcdaniel, Frazer O Slratton. nenty w
nioseN, William Cook, John c. NOEL. Il. A Wing
ned' Samuel Ruehey Directors. The President
ice President, Treasurer and Secretaries with tho
ten directors constitute Board of Diferio,s and
are required TO hold four meetings IN a wear. QUO
meeting to be held in each of the months of March,
May, August and November.
The Annual meeting of the Society will be held
III Liberty, ON the second "Wednesday of November
next.
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THE CHAMBERS LAW.

We have had forwarded to us from Richmond by
OF our Delegates. the following copy of the ac,
in relation to CHAMBERS in horses
An Act TO prevent The spreading by contagion a
mongts horses, the disease called ganders or frcy
PASSED February 10, 1889
BE 1t enacted by the general Assembly, that no
person shall suffer horse, afflicted with the desease
called the CHAMBERS, or tarcy, large or in
ny manner TO 90 out otthe enclosed grounds of the
owner OF keeper thereof. And whosoever shall will
fully or egligently do, shall forfeit and paw the
sum oil twenty dollars, one half to The iniormei and
the other halt to The Commonwealth, Tor the ben.
fiji OF the literary fund.
BE ii further enacted, that any Justice of the reao
OF any County or Corporation within this Common.
wealth, having sufficient evidence that horse aftiic-
ed with the desease called CHAMBERS OF farcy is run
ming al large therein, IN any manner permitted o
20 out OF enclosed grounds OF the keeper
thereof may. and he is hereby required to order such
horse to be killed by constable or any other person.
aud to be buried with the hide on) four feet deep
Tor which the constable ohe person shall be al
lowed four dollars, 10 be recovered by warrant the
Owner or keeper oil said horse; or IN the event of
Their beng no known owner OF keeper, to be paid
out Of the levy Of The County or Corporation Pro
vided however that in all proceedings had under this
section, the owner owners of such horse lf a
resident oil the County where such horse may be
found. OF lns or their known agent, if any tleren)
shall have reasonable notice Of the time and place
wien aud Mhele such order shall tie posed to be
made.
And be it further enacted, That if any person shall
cause Lofse II pursuance Of This act To be killed
by otdei Of Justice OF The peace when such horse
was not in fact di'eased with the CHAMBERS ilcya
the time such pcsonso causing shall be liable to the
acton Of "hosoeser shall be in ured thereby, and
moreover, If done maliciously with the know ledge
that the horse not diseased, shall be Judged
guilty OF misdemeanor, and liable a prosecution
accordingly.
This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof
hereby certify that the .oreg ding is true COPY
Given nnder hand His 18Th day of + eb. 1889
GEORGE W. MUNFORD, {. H. d.
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VRIBUTE OLE RESpEcr

Al called meeting Of the Board OF Trustees o,
un'on Academy, the President having announced
me death OF Capt. ELLIS HUNTER, member of the
Board, the following resolutions we're offered and
unanimously adopted
hesoNed' That we entertain a high respect for
lhe memory OF our late fellow member and worthy
fellow citizen Capt Ellis l1uNrln.
Resolved, That IN token OF our respect. the mem
oefs oil tins Bomd the Principal aud Students Oft
mon Academy Will wear Grape on the left arm Tor
thirty days.
hesoNed, That copy olthese resolutions be fur
nshed The widow OF our Late friend and another copy
be sent to the Editors OF the Lynchbnrg Nnenlan
and Richmond Enquirer for publication.
Il. +. CllEATHAM, pres't
l. T.. Bass, Secretary.
o. The Richmond Enquirer will please copy.
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o. Mr.. Calhoun, is said to have made an able
Speech in opposition to Mr.. Crtendens Bill, TO
prevent the interference Of L. S. Officers in the
State Election. He takes the ground that the bill is
unconstitutional though ii is but few years past,
that he introduced into the Senate of the U. States,
Resolutions Of similar character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

Commodore EilioR.-Tle Select Committee, an
ponedb by Congress, to investigate the chan aganst
Commodore Jesse d. Elliott, has reported unani-
mously that an Investigation ought TO take place, but
that there would not be time before the expiration of
the present session. 10 procurethe Witnesses and com
plete the Investigation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04
II Treatise on Criminal Lar,

WITH and Exposition of the office aud author
w y OF Justices OF the Peace, in Virginia. in
GLIDING forms Of Practice. by J. A. q. DAVIS, Pro
lessor Of LAW in the University OF Virginia.
THE forms and other matters inserted for tn,
more particular of Justices OF the Peace, so ia
from imp pairing the value Of the work to members
ofthe lie gal profession, will be frequently found high
" convenient to them"
Just rec cyed and for sale, by
J. z. MARTIN.
Feb II Is
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CoNGRESS.-This body is now ready TO ,cr,n
nate Its labors after having been in session bctte
lhan three months Ii has used some industry tc
get through with the general Appropriation Bill
and this is about the sum and substance Of all that
has been done. The public money is still left in
the hands of Mr. Van Buren's Sub Trcasurers 10
plumber and use heretofore. SO unn,erestinp
and worthless TO the common county, have been
the proceedings OF the past Congress that we have
thought il hardly worth willie TO give in our CO.
nmns detailed sketch OF their actinss and doings.
There Is, however, now aud then an incident which
II is well TO recorded, as showing the reckless course
OF totteling Administration and the destructive ten
dency OF many OF the measures proposed by hair
Drained and selfish politicians Such we have en-
deavored TO detail On the ed ult at the close of the
sitting Of the Senate, the Vice President announced
that he would not resume the Chair again during the
session, whereupon Mr.. King of Alabama was elect
ed TO preside the deliberations of that body for
the remainder of the session. In the House Of Re.
preSenaiyes, while the appropriation bill was under
consideration, Mr.. Slade Of Vermont, proposed the
appropriation OF 5000 supports Commercial A =
gent to the Government Of layti, but the motion
was declared b, the Speaker Of ORDER there being
no previous law OF Congress TO warrant ii.
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NOTICE..

WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder on a
w credit OF twelve months, at Liberty, Bedford
Courthouse. the o5th day OF March next
4 likely young Negro Man, named Dnvy.
The sale will take place pursuant decree of the
County Court of Bedford, late made in the
case of Edgar, &c. VS.. Edgar aud ad." The
purchaser will be required to give bond with appro-
we'd security, aud although the title TO the Slave is
believed To be unqueslionable, the undersigned will
convey HIM 10 the purchaser only with special war
fanty. WM EDGAR. Conf.
March w3w
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SPRING SUPPLY.
1900 lbs. Prime 6luality Bacon.

lust RECEIVING ST. Croix, Porto Rico
- and New Orleans Sugars Laguira, Porto Rico
amidst. Domingo. ee,-Expeeting in a few days,
20 Barrels frs, quality Tanners Or together with
general and well selected Stock of GROCERIES,
which will be offered on accommodating terms
j. QUINN.
March wSw.
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Grand Scheme!
March /

BeshIts inanY OF sou, SIU, HJU, NC.
Whole Tickets Sl0-llases S5-Quurers SO so.
For sale III eieat variety of choice numbers At
TALBOrS LUCKY OFFICE.
y Orders tiom the country, accompanied with
tho Cash. OF Ptize Tickets, for Tickets in any Vim
GINA Scheme drawnby d. s. Gregory x Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(posl Paid) 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbmg, Ia.
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i tnANfERf.
Ga melton Of The plaintiffs, wiiolled ther bill aud
an cxhibIi, mud the answer OF Ro. Strange, and
was argt ed by cou1s i, an consideration where
Of the court doth award the Injunction IS prayed for
in tho bill, mhlbilinS aad restraining tie sheriff o
hs county, from proceeding 10 sell tie saves, Pa
trick aud Iabhy, III the bill mentioned, ON the plain
THIS or some one Of them entering ino bond IN the
penalty of one bundled dollars, conditioned to pay
all such cost may be recovered against them IN
case the sult shall he decided against tlem. And
the said Strange in his answer va fag the limita
ton in the deed III nHs', made an exhibit in this
cause andbcng Wiling that the lfnst sab eet may b.
sold without delay altcrthe amount Of tia debts
therein provided TO be paid shall be asceainea, upon
such terms of credit rs the creditors may agree upon.
And The defendant WIN. Cnnada having paid or being
liable to pay the partnership debt III the bill mention
ed, whereby he may be substituted 10 the rights ol
NJ. Davis, whose debt he has paid, or may have 10
pay, If on settlement with Robert Syringe OF thelt
/ partnership and general accounts he should b.
found to be his CREDITOR 10 ascertain this flet and
the extent Of debts chargeabe the trust properly,
previous to sale under the deed OF trust The
court doth appoint Joseph L. Nowlin. commissions
for the purpose, whose duly shall be, alter sc
DAYS notice the paties publication Tor the SAM
length Of time in the VHRiniap, public newspa-
per- printed in the town Of Lynchhnrg waning all
creditors entitled to satisfaction out oil The trust sub
Jctt in the deed mentioned 10 brig IN their claims
In default of hclr appearing and rendering Their ac-
counts before said Commissioner, they may forever
after be barred OF all patcpatonin the trust tund.and
that said Commissioner make report OF his proceed
ings TO the court, with any matter deelned pertinent
by himself OF required by the pmties TO be SO sta
ted
And the trustees, OF one OF them, having agreed
to act, there necessity oil appointing any Other
And so Soon the accounts ordered as above, shall
be taken, the trustees either Of them, may proceed
TO execute the Trust.
Copy-Tesie,
WM. A. CLEMENT, elk.
The parties in the above cause. and all other
creditors OF the defendant Robert Strange, whose
names are not mentioned in the deed Of trust thereln
referred to- bat who provided for under the gen
cral term OF ,all iustcredofs,' are hereby warned
and notified, that have appointed Tuesday, the 2nt
day of April next, at the office of Sam Nowhn, on
the main street, Lynchburg, take the above OF
dered accounts, where the parties will attend at ~
o'clock A. NJ. of that day, with copies OF court pa
pers and evidences Of their respective debts, III ofaes
| 10 a settlement OF tie same. -. sz,
! JOS. 3. NOWLTN, Com.
! March 4 w4w =
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the, may be TO secure TO Virginia the benefits of an
expansive system of internal communication, which
they beeyet be absolutely essential not only 10 her
prosperity bu, TO arrest her gradual decline.
,hey will not nevertheless, either peryert o, colour
'ae's' Tor the purpose OF enlstng advocates in ITS
support Nor, indeed, is such course necessary
a simple historical recapulation will clearly show
that these iacts iced not the foreign aid OF otna
meni,' but they will be most convincing when least
encountered with commentaries and nlercnces.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

Michigan Senatorial Eiection.-Ailer a great
number Of ballotings without success, the joint meet
ing of The two Houses of this State, have broken up
without making choice.
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Campbell County. Deesa,bf Conf. 1888.
NJ. " b. W, NowlinS s 1maef leh aad Thos. Fitch,
Plaintiffs
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o. We learn from the Saunton Spectator, that
"anoher fire occurred about three miles from that
town, the plantation OF Nicholas c. Kinney. Esq,
Sunday morning, the Oath ull., destroying his val
liable barn -four valuable horses, three and
raj calves, together with good deal of gram hay and
other provender and a threshmg machine, &C., all
valued at $4,000. There be no doubt that
this was the work of some vile incendary. These
occurrences have been frequent aud alarming in
this neighborhood, that plan is on foot to form
" A Farmers association, for insurance against
fire. and meeting Of the citizens OF the county, is
to be held at their next March Court for that pur-
pose"
Durham .Stock.-The Southern (Ten.) Cultivator
saws: " That Messrs. Jackson and Polk have pur-
chased the fine Bull CaSsius the price of 80 600"
~ We announce RICHARD Ii. ToLER a can
d,da,e for reelection to the House of Delegates for
the county oil Campbell.
~ The Richmond Wing announces Col. Ed
WARD A. CABELL a candidate for reelection from
the county of Amherst, aud we learn that WILLIAM
MassrE, Esq. has been brought on, as the Wing
candidate for Nelson county, at the approaching
election of representatives. for the House of Dele
gates
~ Since writing the above we have received the
proceedings of numerous meeting held at last Mel
son Court which was unanimous in nominating Mr.
Massic The proceedings shall have place III oul
next.
| " Several Obituary notices and advertisements
have been uavoidably crowded out of hispaper.-
They shall have an insertion IN our next.
BEDFORD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,".
A number OF citizens OF the county of Bedford. me
at the Courthouse OF said county, on Friday the 25
Of December, 1888, to take into consideration III
Iroprety of forming an Agricultural Socicty
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Sfr0yPd or NSOIeN,

b,NkoM the subscriber near New London, on Sat
\ u,day night, the 23d February. 1889, two sorrel
Mares, one a Large sorel, with one hi2d leg large,
than the other; other marks not rccollauted the
other beautiful sorrel hlly, rising four years old,
with one white hind foot and blaze in her face
They either got loose or were taken aud rode of.
liberal reward viii be gwen for their delivery the
subscriber, (or any information relative 10 them will
be thankfully recewcd) being four miles southw est
from the meadows OF Goose Creek, Bedford county,
Va. JAMES ANTHONY
march DIV
NlRGiNlA-At rules held for Bedford county, the a5,h
day of February 1889
William is and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Mead
Moador Warner Busham md sally his wife late Selly Nl,n.
dor and George CLARK and MNlindo his wife, late Mninda
Meador, heirs OF ohcdinh Mcndor dcccnscd plaintiffs
against
George Meador, Defendant
IL CuANcrRY.
The defendant George Mcado not having entered his np
peaanee aud given security according Ia tho Aco Assem-
bly, and the RULES OF thus Court and appearing to the sals
thetion OF the Count TINT lac is nhnban OF this
uY II Is ordered that the said defendant do appear ON
the fourth Monday IN May next and the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the of l,nrhbug,
two months successfully aud posted the front door OF the
10. c, MITCHELL, Che
March WIN
VlRGINIA-A,uC Court held for Bedford county, the 18th
day OF February, 1889
Charles &. Patterson, Plaintiff
against
Vincent Nelson John Nelson and Henry Still
Defendants
Is CnANCFKl.
The defendants John Nelson and Vincent Nelson not la-
wing entered their Appearance aud given security according
10 the Act of Assembly mud the Rules If this Court and
appearing 10 the satisfaction o thG Court TINT they mol
inhabitants OF this commonwealth II ordered that the sad
defendants do appear here the fourth Monday Nav
aud answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of tins
der he forth" inserted IN some newspaper published the
OF lynchburg for two mouths ccsvc and posted
at The front door OF the courthouse eff this county.
4 Copy-Icste
RO. G. MITCHELL, G. b. c.
Mnrchi w9m
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TO T.gRs.NERs 9.

We particularly invite the attention Of Farmer
to the above. also to heavy stock Of blankets
Negroes Shoes, &c. which We are disposed to se''
unusually low aCR1oN hoDtS
Dec. - EG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

Johu Ros.er, Amazon llaneook james Benagh.
NJ DAVIS, Executor Of Henry brown, Jr. deceased.
VIM. l.. Lancaster, William Canada aud Ro
Strange, debts.
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5000 Acres.

Also,
several houses lots in The town New Glasgow, with
the Store House Lo,with the Improvements thereon;
the Tavern Lot including New Glasgow Hotel and
their Improvements the Yellow House and Lot adj
Joining the Tavern Lot; the White House and Lot
on the SIDE OF the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel NJ. Wolf and The two Houses aud Lots on
the side OF The road formerly occupied by
Jesse Ware and Mckesson.
The Lands very valuable and well improved
There are Two excellent Dwelling Houses, with 9th
buildings aud improvements, necessary tor The ac-
commodaion OF families or for farming operalions.--
The Tract may be conveniently divided into three
parcels, aud will be If necessary, TO suit pur
chasels. It is intended 10 have it surveyed aud div-
ded into tenemens Of convenient size, plas OF which
will be exhibited ON the day OF sale ~
The undersigned, acting trustees, will only con
yey such title as is vested in them bnt they believe
the title TO be good. JOHN NJ. OTEY,
ROBERT TINSLEY,
Trustees under thefrst deed.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Trustees under the last named deed
march i4My
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Trust Safe Of V'NlNObic
LANUDS.

DURSUANI 10 the provisions Of two deeds Of
i trust executed DIV David 5. Garland, the one
TO The undersigned, John NJ. Obey and Robert Tins
ley bearing date the OH day of April 1923, and the
other the Undersigned Robert Tinslcy and Mau
rice II. Garland bearing date the day Of April
1923. both OF which OF record in the Clerks OF
flee Of Amherst shall on Friday the fourth day Of
May next, upon the premises, that is to say, nj New
Glasgow, the residence OF the said David s. Garland,
proceed 10 SELL for ready money, To the highest bid
der, all the em'ining property conveyed in the SAID
deed, much thereof, as will be sufficient to
satisfy the debts thereby secured. The said prop
erty consists of the Eract Of Land, which
the said David :. Garland resides lying the county
of Amherst, on both sid es OF Buflaloe River and a
round the town of New Glasgow, including his Wa
Grisl Mill. on BuHaloe, Cherry Hill plantations
the Wnon House and plant alton, the House where
the said David 5. Garland resides with the appurle-
nances, supposed 10 contain upwards Of
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A'f.SS.fSx'Eks ~ Hkt H..i.N'7,
"""''s"'c aud Retail Dealer. In esROCERIEs
md lomnlra

L.f.Sf.fS1'Eks ~ YK A.l.V'7,
""''''"'' aud Retail Dealer. In ssROCERuEs
:. and Country PRODUCE,
\ kE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
"A SUPPLY, consisting in Part. a, follows,
~ hhds. Louisiana Porto Rico and ST. cro,s
SUGARS,
80 boxes and bares doublc aud single LOAF
SUGARS,
20 bags oid White, Java, Manclon. Laguita.
no aud ST. Domingo COFFEE,
700 bags Shot, assorted sizes
30 kegs Dupont's Gunpowdcr
Is hall kegs Rifle do
$50 kegs Blasting do,
$500 lbs good and damaged sole Leather.
10 casks Cheese,
IS boxes Window Glass, 3 by To- and 20 by 10
90 boxes Tallow Candies
10 kegs Tobacco Nails.
20 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
ITO boxes and halt boxes Gunpowder Imperial
and llyson Tea,
tiarces Rec.
200 bushels Irish Potatoes
u 900 fine HAVANA Segars, in quarter boxes.
$50 sacks Salt,
800 Auaca aud Chill Hides
10 barrels Tanners Oil OF good quality
30 hhds Molasscs.
- terces do,
40 barrels do ofsupcror quality,
20 do Beer,
20 do Newark Cider
Is do Vinegar
iS do Malaga Wine
10 hhds. n. l.. Run.
We have also on hnmd ~ zoe lbs. Cotton xAHNs
OF the Iynchoutg, MNuchcste, and Union Mill
Factory.
10000 lbs. HACON, with n good stock Of
LIQUORS mud WINES
Oh every description Gnndsloncs Steel, Indigo
Madden Pepper Spice. Nc &c.
We are wanting 30 OF 10 tons of HEMP for which
we will pay the hghes, cash price.
Marcia II
4 4 II q K - l. best quinine Stuck
y Iogwood Extract OF Loewood Black Pep
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Marcel, 4
BsDOEE.V GOODS,
second supply.

- Dec. 18Th, 1887.
XPECTED, this day, fresh supply OF sing t.
r. and double width Fulfa Cloths. Merinoess
Lady's Silk Velvet Sheetngs, Iaces, &c. BE-; All
which will be sold very low.
'' pJTRTnN & pDDEC
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
VUST RECEIVED and for sale, a lot q nice
- Flour CHARLES l Ill IL T. 9
march IL
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NJ We announce RICHARD Ii. 'roLER n can
ddate for reelection to the House OF Delegates for
the county OF Campbell
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DRAWINGS RECEIVED.

1---O
WINGS RECEIVED.
The following numbers were drawn Tor the
Wheeling Lottery,
CLASS No Q, ron 1899.
At Alexandra on Saturday the 23d ut viz:
81 90 . Il 80 II II I6 II "a Al 81 81.
And the following are the drawn nambers for the
Petersburg Lottery,
EXTRA CLASS NO. Q, FOR 1880
At Richmond on Tuesday the Goth of Feb. viz
55 Al % 81 g 3 40 30 49,
Handsome Pizes sold in both Schemes.
TALBOHS LUCKY OFFICE.
Lynrhbmg, Ia, March 4, $3.50
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Durham Stock.-The Southern (Ten.) Cutvator
saws: That Messrs Jackson and Polk have pur-
chased the fine Bull CaSstus, at the price OF So 600"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

" Several Obituary notices and advertisements
have been uavodably crowded QUITO thispaper.-
They shall have an insertion IN our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-04

4 4 n . IS Of l. best quinne Stuck
y Iogwood Extract OF Logwuod Black Pep
Yer Alspioe aud Race Ginger. ground and unground.
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
March tsf
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1000 lbs. BACON, with ~ good stock
LIQUORS mud WINES

Oh every description Grindstoncs Steel, Indigo.
Madder, Pepper, Spice. Nc. &c.
We are wanting 80 OF 10 tons of HEMP for which
We will pay the highes, cash price.
Marcia II