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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
NOTICE TO AUTHORS AND CoMPlLERs OF SCHOOL
BOOKS.
"4n act prording for Me supply Of School Books for the
Primaru Schools"

Primary Schools"
lPassed April 6, $780,
enacted by e General assembly Tha the President Di-
ID III. Literary be,
and required TO enter into my
or persons who may b. qualified for The compilation selection
proper school Books cr the the primary Com
monweah and 10 allow reasonable for the me;
and also 10 contract with printer
side within this State for the supply number Of said
books and for such they ay deem
Proridd such Printer bookseller will sup.
ply at equal less price hua the booksellers
reside other Sac the id President Directors
shall advertise o Proposals for month before they shall
ter into any contract relative thereto.
The said President and Directors may, also f they think
per- Contract Tor supply Of stationary for the Of said Schools
And upon receiving such supply Of Books aud Sinary,
nssloneIs Of the notified
thereof and lhrrrupon the Of su Commissioners
chase books or stationary both as NAV he determined on
by the said Preside and Decus shall and determines
the said President and Directors shall and adopt
distributing such school hooks and Stationary III thew shn deter
mine contract also for stationary among the Commissioners
them may advisable. And The said President and Iii
vcd by law for the supplying books and Stationary
the use Of the Primary Schools.
This act shall be in oce flom its passage.
With vi,w carrying into effect tho provisions Of the foregoing
act the President aud Directors OF The Literary Fund will receive
proposals for the end either h
tent persons Of
SCHOOLS COMMONWEALTH as at present
Writing and Arithmetic required BY aw 10 be taught I" the
pupils At these schools IL IS not the nIcnon however, OF The
the minimum OF The law They desire add such fur
ther books and of The n npe of
this STATE will nj least lay solid foundation sound English
elucaiion md the time ncucac the purcs principles
morality ard true love of country and ha.
add jrec the attention Of the pupils occupa
tons of life WILL Of course, be requisite the books will he
in number thai e otecs be krp in view Throughout and
that The subjects be treated OF in comrendnus
be consistent with cle"rnc and be easily comprecne by youth
iul minds.
Persons DESTROYS Of engaging this important will
please address themselves by letter testimonials MS they
think TO the President and Direction Of The Literary
Fund. before the 18Th of July
By order of the Pesideh, and Directors of the Literary Fund
J. BROWN, Jr,
tnpo .l1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
T,r,n,u D1ilars Remand

xp AN away orl me- subscber one half mile northwest Of
Hs Bucksburs Montgomery county named Jess
bu % wears old aud think about feet Scr inches high lie
has pouched mouth and nearly right black vicious
oo in the ce The from the
cal u ANY person delivering the negro 10 me-
conn,ns Jail shall receive the aGave ae ana ~
INV oil legal Jail fees they giving immediate none;
I Juue III lO-ltfl "' = ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
,fnrns n.i,;co,U. and SILK Worm Eggs

lforus Muiticnulis and Silk Worm Eggs
sE subscriber for SALE 10 lots TO SUI
Mucauis Trees quantity deiveiaoe mex,
also of Silk Worm Eggs among which are ~ ounces
Mammoth White Yellow Warranted genuine, ready tor deli.
very Companies individuals wanting 10 supply
with Eggs for crop year. informed that
nnde sgned will furnish them of Mammoth nue. Mamm1h
Grey and Yellow Yellow Ball. Two Crop White and orange I'M
pera Mammoth Sulphur and the Pea M. reared u"
Virrna put part of the world each Sind
berd and warranted Apply paid AT the Office the
uia silk Agency. To J. II. d. LoWNhs.
Also supply OF the approved Works the Cultivation OF
The Tree and the Management Of Silk om the Matching OF The
Eggs O the dying OF the Silk. ). ID: u. II
Ma, 81 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
TERMS oS THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Z ENEVTkhN % PuU7tS7oH U7 &C tHEtS e Vteh UH
ga e session. IF IKE State Legislature, and ioiee aoeek
.s,,sy the rest Of the gear.
A7 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
rye Dcl.r, per Iasua, aud Three Dollars for six months
S u,- 10 Office may be remcd per mail in good
Bank noies the risk Of the Editor; e postage all
% By the Rrersifhe postage Of siase letter
", 81 ay the writer. 1t is the accumulated post
business, which operates serious upon
' viii pay Tor nina papers, annually shall have the
,ea:n gTi'' TERMS op ADVERTISING
Of sixteen ues less, first insertion, IS cens for
S.,i;,uance, so cents.
;on must be accompanied with the advance
:, satisfactory references, 10 insure execution.
r,, Advertising mayamoun 10 Sl00 per annum, dis
- Nm be ats OF 10 and to $780, Of 90 per cent
III Jsar.s ind Marriages from the country, wbeneverthe
a wri,a: unknown this office, be authenticated
OF tho Postmaster in tho neshhorhood. they
meas. punlshcd.tEvery mcasusc that has been taken
Ipy,ns aud fuizzes. has proved heretofore pnaYai
a. ms! therefore in such upon tho Commnn'-
sa: certified by the Of tho Postmaster rriteH on e
Az. n M itHtrJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
HE Maii Train and after Wednesday, Instant
leave Richmond al Ii b.t"re O'Clock, I'm
oihce T. f. ?. Il. X. Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
IaNES RIVER AND KANAWIA COMPANY.

Notice 10 delinquent Stockholders
r snted Mon,by Meeting Of the President and Directors Of
" the River aud kanawha Company held IN INC Guy o
Richmond, ON 7 tuesday,, 18th May, 1899: ,
Rsor.I That notice be given delinquent stockholders Of
% Comnany that in case due from them respectively
w. moi na;J or sscucd 10 satisfactory the Board
you. 10 The Isl day Of August their stock will Immediately
advertised for SALE TO The e
Rsipcd That all stockholders having accounts the Com
nnJ who are in aud they hereby requested to
send their claims TO the Secretary settlement at The July meet
ING of the Of uu'e to DO so on Their part
the existence OF their claims VIII not exempt hem 'o o o
tion Of the fore going resolution =, -. 49,, ,;,,,
Resolved That the purpose o. giving Tue noee "nass
the newspapers in Richmond Lynehbng Lex1s
,on Fncase ewsug and Churlesion hana"ha un 'he Isl
Of August.
- ''''' u 'H0 '''"e"' a W. d. CHITTENDEN, Seey.
n.rai sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

4 RCADA FOR SALE-h suits the of the subscriber
sell that valuable tract OF Land which he redcs
lying on both sides OF Terrible Creek Halifax county, adjoining
the lands of James Petty Dr. Ne~b and others There
hundred and ninety this tracts ubout 100 OF which
ow grounds hest quality and all good tobacco and
about 40 well Ted rovc aud white clover springs
all the bottom a when neglected and 10 be the
tua growth comfortable u. cling OF five rooms, and houses,
batn and fixtures Of good the orchard, there fruits
of vae and have the house OF the best
in Virginia.
anorhcr Of Land situated ia the nc:hborood and
almost the 10 cr 400 This land is prn
cpay woods and excellent tobacco lundThis has
buildings tobacco barns We invite those
who wish settle permanently Virginia. and
Tor insist carly application the sub
JOHN B. ROYALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

~ orCEBy virtue Of the viii Of James Jones late OF the
county Of Abcmae SHALL his executors, on The pro-
msos sell Tuesday, Goth day of July the highest
bidder that beautiful healthy valuable Farm late the e,dence
Of the estaio lying Abemafe containing believed,
wards Of nine hundred The land well adapted tho pro-
ducion OF wheat and tobacco Ii lies both sides Of the
Turnpk road leading from Stuunon Scosvlc and within
miles OF this thriving village and Of tho agreeable and
convenient hborhoods The dwelling new, handsome
and c0mmcdous The title unquestiOnab The sale made
the better divide the Of tho his daughters
The OF sale will probably be- OF the purchase
payable 18th June, baaacc equal annual
Possession will given the for sowing wheat
he done without prejudice tho crop
progress the farm Bond and approved security will be required
bearing from the date and lien the land the
puIchuse money-he be remi,tcd the principal DO
punctuuy paid The deeds and bonds be executed the
ofsae. Mr. D. Harris the land, will show those c
ing TO view it. RULFE ELDRlDGE
GEORGE BOOKER,
Executors ef james jones.
Ruckin CHAM June 49, 1899. Plot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

MES REID Draper and Tailor, has just returned from Eng
ana with fashionable of GooDs, suitable TO
and appro, chns Seasons which purchased by him
cash and very reasonable AID will continue to
I've ADDITIONAL supplies.
'Asy3i 7-2aw2n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

WILLIAM & MAR COLLEGE, June -, 80.
Dear Sit-Al full meeting Of The Class on Political
Philosophy, il was on moiioa unanimously resolved,
''tha committee be appointed, request Tor pnhIca.
tion copy Of your very able md beautiful Address,
which cl,ised The Lectures on Government
We hope your compliance with his request, not only
Tor our individual qualification but r the double purpose
of doing justice 10 yourself and Of acqung this Col
lege of The charge, which has gone br"ad that she is
but hot bed of party prejudice. in which manuac.
tuied the jealous advocate and bIlnc party bgot We
therefore wish your lecture 10 bege The world it
completely a!s'lies every charge Of prejudice ired.
lection your part, ard ailrds The opportunity Of
tes'Ifyng 10 the imparaIi'y which yuu have sedu
lousy preserved, your only ain being 10 lead minds
10 The ledge of those great truths, which aune
secure permunency CT prosperity 10 free government
Permit in conclusion 10 tender you, in The Of
your Glass, thanks for the friendly interest," uhich
you have manifested towards US, and 10 you
that those feelings which now warm cur hosoms, viii
remain unched through oil The vicissitutes Of life.
With much respect and esteem,
Yunr nbeGient servants,
RICHD lVANBOE COOKE,
WM W. CRUMP,
BENZ. MINOR,
AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE,
J. WARREN GRlGGSBY,
CUmmiitce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

ENN REWARD-Five hundred dollars VII DC ~ me IN Tim
SOoV upprehcnson and delivery OF my ~ IA 70
connty of GLOUCESTER JUBa originally belonged 10 .
Corbn of Lancsyic King Queen county ana WINS G,
~ III; sne ia ls3s lie is good Carpenter, about 'ees
ncbes high 90 years old black do. look t Nil
xorc and il well know in the counties OF hing & ooeen ~ ~
dirser as Cor'nn's Carpcntcf ;, IT, = h bs taken out oil
Tho above reward of $500 will be gwen, u ne ., s
the Stale of Virginia. S30Of taken within I'M MoRRIss
Gloucester Corr, house, Va, June 1lth 1879.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

Tredegar Rolling Mills and Foundry, Richmond "a
rHE Tedesar Company beg leave Inform the public tina!
their Rolling Mill Forge in complete operations and
hsy are prepared execute the shortest noc orders Tor every
description Iron, either hammered or rolled, embracing
Flat Iron from 10 IL inches wide
Ronnd md square 3 lGtol do DO
HOOPS 34to2l-2
Band, 2 o 6; box and tank ron
Railroad Axes hammered The most approved pan anu war
ane Splicing Plates FOR railroads. and punched to ords rl
ial iron do. 49, :,
In connecon with Rolling Mill and Forge tho Trcdcsar
have Iron aud Brass Foundry Smith
and Machine Shop In this department OF their business hey
are 10 furnish oil descriptions Of Castings for RAILROADS.
nil and have the fitted up IN
the secured the services oil tc most
repccd and skru aizuns tia, could he obtained. -
in their ability the public upon
az oood terms and with snod work similar
;" 'H' 0"'0"' ~ FRANCIS p. DEaNE. Jr,
Mo.17 ;a-,fl Presiden, Tredesar Ircn Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02
June II
DURHAM SHORT HORN BuLLS.

DUNTI!1HI SFIOttI I'OFRt' 'O11i1N'
EIGHT Full Bred Shor, Horn Bulls for sale u, prices varying
from $500 $780, and from years TO months old Their
peisees being long nser"n it ia only necessary TO say
that they are very best stock Of Great Britain
which FORMS sze color and abuodan
Any gentleman who wish 10 purchase Is requested to
f possible. refer 10 s. or T. b. skinner,
Baltimore, for further particulars CHARLES CARROLL.
Doushor.gan Manor 10 miles from Baltimore the Frederick
Turnpike Read.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

NORTHUMBERLAND MORRIS, Of Hanover, aud JAMES H.
DAVIS Of Abemare w. hive associated themselves in the
practice the law and tho transaction OF business relating 10 their
(incudng the purchase and sale Of lands IN Texas
their residence is in Houston.
Mr. Davis Virginia whore he will remain ill tho LIST
October Commune Ions post paid may be directed 10 him at
the University Of Virginia lie will be in Richmond om the 9Th
the 18th July. 80 ;, =,
Observation-Disclosures the University Of Virginia, r. w.
Gilms v w SouhalI, r. j. Randolph, Ahemarc Goodc Sed
don. and 4. & 4. Gwatbnley Richmond, Va
lime
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-02

'sU WILLIAM SMlrll-T.xE NoTicE That Oh The 18th dry
of July, 1880 the office of r. NJ Iahh, in the city Of Rich
mond oil O'Clock in the forenoon, and IN the
that day. shall take the deposition of DE- ohannon
Others cvit in tho above sn 10 which nm
plaintiff you another d"fendan,sni dispositions TO he
continued from day, between the h"s same place.
until completed. GEORGE NalsoN.
Inn, II l0-wiY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
JACORINlSM-

!" inns State, it has been denied that the destruc-
~" VI 'e banking system is the design of the Loco
''' way Mr.. Van Bu,en and the organs of the
party nave frequently denied it. Blu, occasionally,
inc more rabdy acobinical of the party reveal It's pur
poses very distinctly. Look, for example The
'o'ow''g extract from an article upon Banks copied
10" one OF the New York papers:
", From The Ne~ Era Of September 90
troll. sna'' we think oflegslation which so con-
''e elective franchise as TO crowdout represen-
NY he nai's with the most abandoned men, who are
'ne pay oil these chartered houses of political
, mo Can we close our eyes 10 these glar-
r,s iaeS Can we stop our ears when the prophet
Gan seInoeu IN our streets, "And vet his genera
ale I w. N'nereh shall be destroyed - Can we tolef-
d. s incubus, which. like the criminals dream,
in ha ana dreadful seems traced with sword balhed
di.,au, Gan we hear with unconcern the deep
b,eaL uu'ei'ngs of revolution which at intervals
sor NJ .pon the ear with horid emphasis the precur.
To ,hs ."e coming storm! We must nut our hands
tom P'ough. We must abolish our iniou,,ous sys-
spec,, paper money banking-the bastard child OF
us 'g's'ailon This reform alone can preserve
rero,H. me evl either of established tyranny OF
"'o" stained with blood.
b., no0''sh our 'niquilous system of papsr-mone,
Ane what IS to supply its place, Shin- plas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
Horses, Cattle, sheep and Hogs,

among which there are eight or ten valuable young
WORK HORSES, four five Yoke OF OXEN,
hfteenor twenty good milk COWS and CALVES,
ly-fse fifty fattened Hogs, sixty or seventy re-
markaby fine EWES, great many Of which are
half Bakewells.
Also about five hundred barrels Of CORN, sixty
or seventy thousand pounds of OATS, large crop
Of HAY, FODDER, SHUCkS and STRAW,
all my Plantation Utensils with Wagons Carts &c.
Also my Househould and Kitchen FURNI-
TURF +. among which there is a new Rosewood
PIANO, besides great deal Of other valuable Fur
niture.
Terms " i'll be liberal, and made known the dsy
Of sale.
AT the same time and place there are TO be twelve
fifteen Negroes hired. S. NJ. SCOTT.
Oct. 10 ids
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please
insert the above three times, and forward their ac
counts 10 tbs Once for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

NATIONAL DEBT.-The Secretary of the
Treasury announces that the amount of Treasury
Notes outstanding the lst inst. 5000. 1874 So.
The Baltimore Patriot per,nently remarks Thus
it appears that the Post Note currency Of The GO
vernment amounts at this time TO nearly four mil
lions. Why, then, in the face of this admitted fact
should the government organs keep up an cutlery
against the post note issues OF the U. S. Bank,
which do not probably amount to the half of that
sum in the aggregate Let the adminislat on
take the beam out of its eye before it essays
pull the mote out oflhat of the Monster. Treasury
Notes are, to all intents and p rposes Post Notes
And if is wrong for the banks which are sound and
IN good credit issue them, it must also be wrong
for the government to do so. Where is the differ
ence 7"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
VIEW FILL y VV.LvTEK
(sOODE.


SEPT. 2stl, 1880!
"E ARE now receiving At our NEW CASH
w STORE, our supply ofFALL a. WISTER
GooDs, consisting Of every variety Of styles and
qualities, both Staple d Fancy. As our stock is
nearly double It's usual size, and none have bought
with care. under more favorable circumstan-
ces. nater ourselves, shall be able sell low.
either by wholesale retail, any house south Of
the Potomac.
FARMERS & PLANTERS
Are requested TO call and examine our stock, as
our assortment Of Goods suited to their wants. was
never complete, nor we've the prices ever so low.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Wishing to purchase Fancy Goods, are also in
vited 10 call, and we feel confident shall be
able 10 exhibit such specimens of beauty, variety.
and cheapness, as will constrain Them to commend
both our judgment and taste.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Are assured that we never so well prepared
TO supply their wants, having bought many desc,ip-
tons of Goods in very large lots AT the New York
auctions, and which int nded expressly for
their trade.
Let them but favour us with call, and The prices
shat be made satisfactory.
BURTON IL ROBES.
Oct rsi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

WILL sell at public auction. on Saturday, the
i 12lh October, four valuable Houses and Lots
situated in TIE town OF Lynchbure. The first
house and LOT fronts Nam Street AZ feet, next
below Mcssrs Holcombo & Otey's with II comforla-
BILE wood house on it. The second fonts SO feet on
Main Street, next above the Franklin Hotel. The
lhud a vacant lot fronting 81 feet on Main Street,
next above the Printing Once, with good Stable
ii. The fourth comfortable house and lot situated
on 9th sheet, near Capt. Jno. +. Johnson's, with a
good house, garden and well OF excellent WATER
The convenient and pleasant location OF the above
properly, can't help rendering IL very valuable and
desirable The terms will be liberal aud made
known the day OF sale.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.
Sept o6 tbs
nFsThe above sales of town Property will be con-
Quoted by Chas. Phelps, Auctoneer. and take place
as fplows commencing with The Washington, at
3 o'clock next the Two Houses and Lots near the
Franklin Hotel then the vacant Lots aud lastly The
House and Lot the hill.
Oct 10 1t
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LAND Nc. FOR SALE.


LAND &C. FOR SALE.
pursuance Of the last III and testament Of James
l. HALEY Burton, deceased, the subscriber will sell
the premises, 10 The highest bidder, on Wednes-
day the Goth day Of November next.
THE Y1S.9CT OF L.4.vD,
belonging to the estate Of the said James HALEY
Burton, lying in The County OF Nielsen. about five
miles from The Count House, containing nearly
Three Hundred .9Cres.
This Tract is very desirable, being well adapted to
the growth of Wheat. Corn, Tobacco, &c; has on
II u comfortable Dwelling House and all necessary
Out Houses.
A, the same time and place. will BIO sold, the Crops
Of Corn, Rye Oats. Fodder, Sr., the stock Of every
description, consisting Of Horses, Cows, and Hogs;
among them n valuable Brood Mare and two fine
Coils, and several very valuable Mich Cows. Also a
complete set Of Backsmiih's Tools, a road Wagon
and Harness, two small Wagons. all the PLANTATION
Tools, and Household aud Kitchen Furniture and
three Stills complete.
TERMS.-Thc Land will be sold on a credit OF
one and two years and the other property on credit
oftweve months. Bonds with approved security will
be required, and a deed Of trust on The Land.
ALEX. BROWN, Erecuior of
James Haitey Burton, dec'd.
Oct 10 t20Ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

C The Rev. John Pierpon, Of Boston, has
been dismissed from the pastoral charge of his
gregation, by vote OF 60 10 60, account Of his
Jealous support of the law passed by the Legislature
of Massachusetts, prohibiting the sale of spirit
uous liquors in quantities less than Is gallons
The Boston Journal states that " several pewswere
bought up by dealers in rum during the last fort
night, in order 10 bring about this result" Mr..
Pierpont is, we believe, Unitarian Clergyman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10

In The to'cn Of LynchbmR, Ingin,d
fY93 LARGE aud ,ommodlous building,
EHn,l with twenty rooms, conveniently arranged,
-Ia-.A- and supplied with necessary furniture, &c
situated on Third street, near the centre OF the
town.
The subscribers would prefera private sale Of The
property. for which they would give good bsrga'o,
and liberal time TO make the payment. which might
be Divided TO suit the purchaser. We need not say
that Lvnchbu,g is now in rapid s,ele OF improve
mcnt as The Canal will be completed upio thai place
by December next.
II not sold by the 18th day Of October next, we
sail, that day, offer II for sale to the his hest
bidder upon the following terms one third cash.
the balance in one and two years, requiring the
purchaser to secure the pnymcn, by bond and APP
proved security deed Of trust upon the proper
iy TO secure the purchase money. II, however. u
private sale shall BIO made before the l2th October
notice of the same will be given.
IIX Il LANG1ORNE.
Oct. 10 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-10
Groceries and Furniture,
1T .1ECYIO.V.

VNH1S morning AT II O'Clock, | WILL SELL,
l. in front OF my Auction Store:
90 barrels brown Sugar,
24bags good green Coffee.
boxes Loaf Sugar,
French Brandy Rum and Gin,
Sweet and Sicily Madeira Wines.
90 boxes Bunch Rasins, Ga good article)
30 boxes brown Soap,
lot Of Shoes and Boots.
Writing aud Wrapping Paper
splendid Mahogany Side Board
do do Secretary aud Book Case,
or good Feather Beds,
doz Chairs, DC. &c.
CHARLES PHELPS. Auct.
Will be added to added 10 The sale / or 9 good
Saddle and Harness HORSES, and / Horse Cart,
Horse aud Harness. &. p
Oct, 10
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COFFEE HOUSE,

VDNHF subscriber intends in few days 10 open q
Il Coffee House in the frame building, opposite
the Union Hotel. where no will be prepared 10 fur
nish Breakfasts. Dinocrs, Suppcrs. aud Spaeks, ~
all times, and OF tho choice articles furnished
by ,ha Lynchburg rkc,s. He solicils a share Of
public patronage. JOHN + MEYERS.
Oct 10 2ws