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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
EsaGl:Ess'S
Exchange S Lottery office,
RICHMOND, \


Mt More Prizes soM and paid By BIGGER.
Drawn Nos. of The Sussex County Lottery, No. g,
drawn Aug ]:
Whole Ticket, Nos q 80 GO Grand Capital sold
and paid 10 gentleman from The country. by Bigger
Drawn Nos. of the New Jersey Lottery, No 90 drawn
2 a. 80 4 60 z IS 10 &c &c 81 9 8 40
Ticket Nos g 4 81, small one Of $500, sent to one
of our correspondents, and paid as usual at sigh, by
Bigger.
Drawn Nos Of The Virginia Leesburg Lottery Extra,
Class No. 5, drawn Aug. 6:
81 81 so 80 25 IS "a y 81 Is So IS
Ticket. Nos ] 45 IS, sold 10 a gentleman in Rich
mnnd an paid at sight, at Fortunes Home Bigger $
Office.
Drawn os. &c the Maryland State Lottery Glass No.
10, drawn Ang Z:
is 46 is 10 "A 3 As rs II 6s
Whole. 3 Is, a Grand Capital sent 10 The country,
and was, ns usual, paid at sigh, by Bigger.
Drawn Nos. of,he Virginia WeIsburg Lottery, Class
No. 4, draw Aug. 10:
90 30 72 10 e. Is al "a % 76 9 50 q 4s
Ticket, Is 10 so, small prize Of S2 sold and paid
as usual, a, sight ut Fortunes Home By Bigger
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

Hay, =, usual - srrng and paying all iir b'9 p'z's.
Therefore II IL ssHfy i"r ih'"e VINO wan ~"
class ni Capitals address Their communications u y
II fl"yl ,;o
,srd m AIR pop.r by any "ne, always "r sale al
u.,,.; nnd ii has been proved 10 ihr w",in sihn'
i,s, pri,, IS .ron,td Tue TICKET MUST BE
PURCHASED OF HOY !. -,
All ar. aware that W. recently SOLD pr.2' ~h''"
,r,nunr, d IT, fire Hm,s mrrh Nancy AZ any Prise tfF
..La by any rtnaer hoac in fhe rig ~ R"hm""d
In IN ,rr par al HIS paper "ii' h' '"n"n sk'rho
N. KING at Lnr,rrms- ONE HUNDRED lt'ou-
SAND DOLLARS. lnlhrs Lottery ".r- fafuru'a'y'
nrGrrs should come 10 oy,, as all pig nan SWIM I'D MS
w'nd
IT The tickets in The Mammoth Lottery are l"'' re
I'D r2I-ifl July ~
a + a meeting al lie ltpsGrni ana Dlfrc"is III me
"a Bank Of virginia the lti DAY al June, Ell
n rms E,snIr,d That books Of subscription to the Cd
d,,ua c,.,isl al, this Bank, auth'rzrd oy Law, he
,n.urd i'll ii tire Bank al Richmond ny Inc asl-
,.r and n, The several branchrs by the asrrs hefe
and olso y, Portsmouth, under the superintendent ni
In, a Chandler John W. Murdaush and H. L. VII
sou, Esqs ;l ;,
For every share taken, S25 must be PAID with n'er'
es, thereon from The Sd instant when The lnInln"nwrah
subscribed and paid for $50 shares and SO III three
op, instruments Of lwo four and six months ihcrracr
with interest Fl ON the SANE prri"'.
WV" ~ a. ROBINSON. in Cashi.r.
n-rA book Of subscription is accordingly opened al
The Bank Of Virginia. .
1an loft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

-. T. suys.t.urr. having as ncIa'rd trm+rivt-, un'
b DEF thu firm III CARKiSoToS, GIBSON III kNr ;,
Tor the purpose OF iransacng thu C"nm!ss"n B"sIn'ss
in this city, would respectfully solicit c"ns'srmn ls "i
produce from their friends and The fnhlc generally -
;b raj advances will hP made and their best t used
10 promote The interests OF those no may send produce
10 their care The business will cnmmrncs on the ''f
Ocloner next al the house Carey Street, formerly
occupied by Messrs. Hobsna and Sampson
ED CARRlNGTON,
NM. ID. GIBSON,
ANTHONY THORNTON.
Ca,,o,,hsr & Bet
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Rsui Estate for Sote.

Rtat Estate for Sote.
TEYHE owner wishing Ia rmgra'- 10 Kentucky oh'rs
for sale the Oakley Farm This property lies IN
Campbell county, four miles from Lynchburg and con.
sisls Of 300 of land which, in point OF fertility are
excrlIed by in the county The dwelling house 10
two story brick bu'dlnq and cnmior'ahe WIN a'I Tie
necessary out houses Also my household and kitchen
furniture, stock, &c. Any person Wishing 10 purchase,
can examine The premises, and 10 the even, ct SALE
can have possession IN lime I" commence serctg-
Terms will be made accommodating
I,lr - rIu-nNl JOHN f. CREAM
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TO FARMERS.
4 nn BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed
HVU IS do Timothy DO
so do Orchard Grass do
yHorus !HuiticautS Trees and Cuttings from two and
three wear old roots WM. PALMER.
Sep 10 'o-h
Fresh Fail ard Wiafsr DRY GOODS.
DINFORDS g. BACON have rsrervrd by recent
I'D arrivals their stock Of Fall and Winter Dry
Gnods, which they offer at wholesale and retail on The
usual terms
September 3o-at
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&trGfsO;s'S Office.

THyICKETS in all The Lotteries and the really lucky
M Numbers for sale al STRArr"Ns Lucky Office =
Look !-3,6 Capitals sold md cnshsd by STRATToS, the
All Prize Seller, in little over IL months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

HSOnAR Six per cent: S."cs "i 'n% ,as 10
SS0UUU Of Virginia for sale, !" suns =
SUIT purchasers, by ,,,rv g. co
Aoehin' 81
Aug27 ----,----
> n,,o slCcE If Fan oad W.nfcy DRY GoOD' md
-,HE DubIc is most respectfully invited I" eau 'ns
examine my stock Of Dry Gods before p nrraiI. :!
elsewhere The aoots have been bougnl p,"' snd sll
nuc,inn in New York and Philadelphia ior cas"'
De SOLO a. s'"a'''' THOMAS D. QUARLEsit.
A,Ms old stand Of Quarles 4 1tm S.t@ Hig.
Sept ID t;b-9'l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

To which we add Nine Csrtala of Ten Thousand Dol
lars earh These prz's alone viii omnun, more mn.
ney than any przs sold by any vendsr in this CITY
or in Virginia Therefore. TO adventures again say,
be particular address s orders for tickets The FOL.
lowing c. in any other Lottery. 10
THOS. B. BIGGER,
Rirhmona Pa
The Great .Hammoth Loi,s,y far 25th September.
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S95.GOO.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,

10000 Dollars!
Virginia state Lottery.
For The bpnet 81 ihr Mechanical Ben, VIOLENT SncIe-
" of Norfolk Glass 5 for le39-to be drawn at Alex
andria, Va, Saturday, Sept. -.
,,;zs &c ON prze of 25nO
10 Wm $40
/ com 30 lOu0
/ 5OnO 80 25O
900 30 200
Tickets ONLY SlO-sharps in proportion.
rJCer'iicate "t packages Of % whole tickets Sl3o
shares in proportion.
uTFur Tickets ar Shares or Certificates Of Packages
in The above Splendid Lotteries, address,
ID. Nj HOYT,
Richmond Va.
August 90 3o-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

PrIzes amounting To over 81 UUU 600.
Tickets only $20-Shares in proportion.
Tickets in the above and in all Lotteries under The
mansge ment OF d s. Gregory s. e. kept constantly
for sale in packages of wholes halves or Quarters
gle Whole and shares, by BIGGER
Orders meet the most prompt attention, and in all
cases the original (Aanngars) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded, consequently not liable any mssk. or
dispute. The cash tor all capital PRICES can be had as
usual at sight, the moment the drawings are received
THOMAS b. BIGGER.
Richmond Va
August is 29-3,&w,lSs
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State Of MARYLAND Lottery,

Class No. }, 10 be drawn n Baltimore 25,h Sept Il
10 Numhsrs-l2 Dawn Ballots.
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NOTICE TO rRE.EA PrioN CLALNANrS.

Q, the President.
JAS WHlTooNn Commissioner If nr Gca,rqi Lend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The noti mpeitaut business before the House
today Nasfhe bill ITO repeal and amend certain
acts concerning the Banks ofthjs Commonwealth"
-tuown as the Bank BIl''--felurued from the
Senate yvsl amend nfnis. The amendments we're
considered, some OF them we've amended and agreed
to, some agreed to wnlout amendment, and TO 9TH
crs the louse disagreed
Among he amen nents WIS one Withdrawing the
branch o ihe \ fgina Bank from n oflok. and sup
plying the consequent decrease o1 Capital by an
increase ofIhe Caplal lthe branch oil The Farmers
Bank To This the House Csagr eed.
Another amendment Of rie Senate struck out the
pan Of The bil which suspended the prohibition Of
notes unlcr S TO- contained III the General Banking
law. The House hmrndel SO as 10 renew this ica-
turr, buiIming the s,ispensjonto five years.
The louise struck uul cntiTely all the Senae's
amendmcni, graduating loans, aud prescribing the
order in which llley shall be discounted the lowest
amount f 81. and So on-anI limiting the amount Of
loans to individuals.
Ihrse are the most important amendments, we
believe, auleng the maHy which Ihe Senate made.
The biIf Ia amend the act authorizing further
subscription. "a behalf ofthc Sraio, 10 the Stock Of
The Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Company was
passed. This bill ne hevcd the Company from some
OF the couons III be com Piled with previous othe
payment OF the States stb scriDlions, according to
the former act and makes the tennis Of subscription
more favorable 10 The Company.
Much other business WAS Transacted, but not gen
orally interesting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
cove,go1itnce + he Nafiondf I'teliigeaeer.
FROM EUROPE.

.
FROM EUROPE.
Nehave la,,t lales from Paris 10 February lG, and
f,o.aI on,ou news of the same day, The principal
n.lle, Occupying the attention Of thc Imperial Par.
l,aan,pt WAS lie ana1,s. Loud Durham and the
arnish Provinces IN North amerca Lord Dur
harn's epor filled about fly columns oil the Lon-
dan panefs. ic proposes municipal corporations
fat The Canadas aud an entire superiority Of the
Brush racc--a union of Upper and Lower Canada
and lac enle,si0io lung dsqplston upon the state
Of affairs there Itch is worth attention lnasPeeeh,
he states Lower canada must 'esc 4 Pafliament
lIla as al now are soldiers, there VIII soQn be 10
bread, and that a standing army should mol be re-
IIfd ppon but the People themselves INNS, be ia'er
estfd in iheirovn defence. In he place oi Lord
Grnee z. the Marquis Of Normandy has bern put
nj ord gavslook II is sHd IS 10 be ms successor
~ l.ad Lieutenant of Ireland. The coirespon-
dfnee II SIR T.. Is. Head with botd Melbourne. By
call al Ihc Duke # Wellington, IS 10 he published
TIE ainppui or matter already Published iespec
IiaF the Caaadas, will fill Two or three large yo-
tunes,
The Frcuch ue occupied chiefly with the Elcc
i1ns. and VI Hiiers has gone INTO tho field with IN
address 10 ,Ic Electors Of AK. II Louis Philippe
eaa ths;snd the eminent men now in opposItion
be ,nuu be- well stored in tact ms well rs capacity
AuaoH n the officers engaged ia the late attract At
Vera Cruz have hern promoted.
The condition Of / eeium is the source Of much
solieliGle hing Leopold deems tho Protocol a
mos unwecoule panaeca, and IS, with iiS Subjects
md 5roscd to submit H. lnt 9l) ILL., in The end,
probably a,qpesee. Tie Austrian and Russian
ambassadors hive not retuted To Brussels, bu lave
rome GG, wllh thrI archives. ~ acc uni 0itbe high
military appointment OF tho Polish Patriot General.
Belgium armed At all points, aud Holland
was strengthening bel forces nearlie mouth al the
SchpIdt.
IL American securities, iondoo. ,hc,e is but lit
lie alteration, bat what little there IS Is for the bet
ter AloLlm0 five per cents are quoted Al Oh In
dlaua - to 50 Louisiana 90 New York %
South Cn,ollna, sterling, tBarpE's) 95a 10 a6i L.
s, Bank shsrcs are rel. I9s. Gid, Ia G25
la India. he Brush pushing their arms a
lead. The German papers accuse the English Of
Sflfriug up tlIe Gtea sans against Russia TO
give Russian arms employment enough without
thinking OF iHdla.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

lhe New York Gazette SAYS ,ha, s.Mr
rag NJ ., R.-that is a Member of the Old
hegeney has received the appointment of Post Mas
Ter OF A'eany-Gen. Solomon Van Rensselaer,. a man
covered with the scars of honorable warfare in the
service oil his country, having been turned outex
pfess'y to provide Mr.. Flasg aforesaid, with the
place."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
NEW YORK RANKING

The National ln'elligencer's correspondent says ::
- There is growing up in this State some hostility
between the free banking banks and the chartered
banks the end ofwhch it is difficult to foresee As
the charters OF the old banks expire. there is an un
Willingness Oh the part of,he new banks to see them
have especial charter renewed for, it is argued
with much force, currencies cannot we'll co exist
and that, as the State has begun the experiment of
fee banks, it is its duty go with it long as it
works we'll The subject is before the legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

Greu excitement was produced in London by an
,crount Of an nsu, said have been offered TO the
British Flag by ths p.Incc de Join,ie. who wasih
officer commanding The corvette, on board OF which
,he Mex lean pilot dragged by force from under the
election of the Brt,h flag was compelled TO seer
that vessel 10 the murder Of his coun,rynen.-
The Lon don Morning Herald designates il as an ac'
of t.e most insplen prcbediiation-
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Strand Scheme.

Besides great number Of So0, $50, 500. $50
&c &c. W. Wv
Whole Tickets $l0-l1aINes S5-Quarters So 50.
For sale IN ehoicc nambcrs ut
TALBO1'S OFFICE.
" o'dets ftom ihc country, accompanied with
The Cash, OF Prize TIckeIs for Tickets in any Yu.
g'n'a Scheme dra"nby d, $ Gregory Il Co. Mana
GERS WI be promptly supplied and Exchange on
tuc 'Ost ,pet'i tennis ei.cJed addressing letters
(FoS' PAD 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lyachbur2, ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

o. There has been serious decline in the stock
OF lhe United States Bank. The resignation of the
President may probably have bad some tendency to
depress it. The Philadelphia Commercial List Of
the 3Oh ut that 100 shares of the stock were
sold on that day at Slll4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
DEAF AND DIl NIB ASYLUM.

The Senate have passed the resolution Of the
House locating the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
,horzed by bill Of The last Legislature, at Staun-
ton The bill apprOpratcs $4,000 for erecting
the buildings. aud $4,000, annually, to delray the
expenses oltle Institution,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

o. The House Of Delegates has passed law
establishing 40 Independent Bank. with capital of
S50o000 at kanawha, but the Senate has attached
SO many Loco Foco amendments to it. tha, il is
doubtful whehe. the lower House will concur in
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
stfs ivta ;StGrc EOfsery !

Tor ihe benefit Of tue town of Wheeling,
EXTRA CLASS. No. !, for 1889
10 be drawn at Richmond on Tuesday the Cd dav
OF Apn, Is The drawing will be received a,
TINS ohIce. Oh Thursday, the 4lh inst at O'Clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
The Ar, Of eolll February says |!

The Age OF eolt February says
" II is with deep reglFt We state that lis Grace
,be nnL, Of Wellington seized with an attack
Of palsy On Friday and continues seriously indis-
posed -Four ph, sleians sat UP with his grace on
Friday night
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r.. Il j. w. JDEs7b ANS
hill site and horizontal
EsLOU d IL.

Nv OFFER FOR SA LIE. and are prepared
w as agents Of The Inventor and Pauentees, to
h all orders for the above valuable article to the
agricultural community, Ii is constructed as to
be qIlie convenient IN changing the Mould Board,
yet du fible aud performs far we have heard
to III" enlIre satisfaction Of all those who have
tanly tested At.
We bIoln few oil The mafv certificates altcsling
It's usefulness McCOikLE q MCDANIEL.
BEproRD COUNT, Va, o0lh Oct. 1888.
Our requested niH, after trying your Hill Side
Plough, 10 let YOU know how | liked it, | have
taIlo"ed about fifteen or twenty acres Of clov- lana
WI" '''ald ana casod with It's orr both as il re-
'''s ~ ttle quantity and qlalty Of the plouehng :;
nor do consider it greater draft than the Nc
tomlck Plough that we have IN general use for fall
loving clover other grass lands. After bcca me
smooth ITun use, il answered my most sancuine ex-
pectalons IN every respect aud | consider il we en-
tlticd 10 rank high amongst modern Inventions Tor
the better cultivation Of our lands and he improve
mtn' OF Our soil Wishing You the patronage, which
thnt You Justly merit
l am in haste
Your obedient servant,
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
JANUARY |, 1889
GenlcNen-l have used one of MIR. Jordan's hill
SIDE pion ghstor the last TWO orthec years. think ii
frSt rate plough and feel no hesitation in recon.
mendihg H. The only obj ccton | have ever heard
made Ia lie Plough is the iue supposed TO be IA
Ken up IN timing n; this Tloughman would soon
become accnsionedtO, is 10 turn H. with but very
little loss OF time. caa only add that highly ap.
prove oithe lhnngi aud would not, on any account
ueWNhoul one Very respectfully
Yours &c.
HENRY w. MOSELY.
March % uewii
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Handsome Scheme.

h hes es Mans OF $50. SdO $50. &c. &c.
WHO'S Tickets S4-flslves S2-Qaarters 81.
For sa lie at TAIRGT'S orrrf,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

W. Court OF Enquiry has been ordered by the
Navy Department for The trial Commodore Elicit
us to convene at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia,
on the 22d Of May.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

MoruS Multicautis.-The Farmer and Gardner of
Baltimore, states that Mr.. Collins Of Edenton, N.
Carolina, Sold IN Baltimore, week before last his
crop of Mulberry Trees for thirty thousand dollars.
hese trees were raised on about fifteen acres OF
land.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

n hal
p,..;a.a, or hi. ;as,,,.,,o, h,. ,.nas,.a n. ,..,
" ~ ~, 's
n"''"n to the board oil Directors II ms movement
was suite unexpected to the public. and has given
Use 10 various runners as TO Interior views. We
copy from tie Philadelphia Advertiser Mr.. Biddies
letter to The Directors, announcing the TACT;
"IO TUE BOARD oF DlkE1 las OF
Iltf BANh Or iHE UNITED STATES.
6ENTLENES,-i execute purpose winch as you
,e ~. S,a,ibo1,ers =, bs,, 6,s, mt
der The new charter that ofrctiripg from III d.
ton Of the Bank. Il is now more than twenty Years
since entered lis service. Ihey nave oeen Years of
clam the relaxation and repose which approaching
age anu " y. 49,, "'''.o anx,
aa,,i hs hos, .n.,ed . bn, hibe,,o wie.sye, In
sough, the retirement, so much needed, some DIM
Guilty IN which my service was deemed useful, al.
va wa '"'' p " y " s' 10y .'. " 'A,s' now
cr The las, yea,s have ceased all lis ex,,,oa.
exertions for the protection of our national nteres,
are happily ended. aud me Bank has returned to its
accustomed t',''ue's ~ BUSINESS III peace. can
and do !, more readily because leave Tho ,Tis'
Of the institution in state OF great prosperity and
IN the bands OF able directors "nd Officers
Jus sop"' '"9" 'o' ,.'"ps WIN "hofh nave
''|'' l'"'"'"' u - ~ 49, va" ~ ~" ~ a''ep,
=" ~ ''>' W. wy i'''o""' "'''"'s
phi,,lelnh,a March 90 n 1s2o
y. BIDDLE, President"
Upon receiving this communication, the Drecro
~ passed resolutions expressive of their deep and
sincere rcgretal learning Mr.. Biddlc's inenionto
Withdraw from his situation as President Of IN,
Bank aud highly complimentary of his managcmen,
of The institution. 1t is stated tina, Mr.. B,ddle with
lis family vii! shorty embark for Europe. Thomas
c,.s,;a,; ,l,n p,,t u,s III
dent.
,,,.,-,,,,.
'"' Wv q nv" NA'Nf',-- he last pa
'e'' "eo'' '"s 'o'e'nois '''he'o anu fatVey' OF
"'''y l"''"' s"'"e'e'' ~ "ou" seem nom ihen'
''' d" nus e '' o''S ''o ~ CEASE LOT ''e present.
al 'e"s u"''''nef instructions afefeceVed nom the
n'''sn government "ov' "''heid has issued or
"efS "''c""s"s AL Tue M'i'a IN the service OF the
'9''e' eAcela s"al' 10 protect Inc imoer and
Will nave enough TO 90 Tor some time TO come, to
Pi''ue 'ie ways ano "e'ns' !" pay 'he expenses OF
'n's unnecessary Pafade''of 'he purpose oil ptodu-
eng war between The Two countries. ihe Legs
lure OF Name had adjourned
Pu6hc OP'aaon-lhe Bufialoe Journal says, it
knows OF more than ninety gentlemen IN one c'un-
y oil western Ne" I orS' who have hitherto ande-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

u" The man who lately robbed the Rev. o. B.
Brown at Charlottesville. has been apprehended at
Cov'ngton. The watch and $50 of the money lost
by Mr. Brown, found in his possession. He
has been committed for trial the 18Th inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

o. The Wondering Piper died a, Dublin, in
Ireland, the 10Th February Iast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

u The Legislature have passed an act 10 ncor-
poraie the town of Liberty, in Bedford county,
and to establish the town Of Puwhaan, in the same
county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

Gen. JACKSON S HealM.-By the last accounts from
Nashville, Gen. Jackson had far recovered as to
be able to ride about and attend to his business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
sPlE,NDlD LOTTERIES!
TO 1sE D2.kU.V EsgES WEE
1abols Lottery and Exchange Office,
Lynchbar9, april Isl. 1889.
lell.pS min &AHln naaa..,.
lfrgSNiN state kOfsey.y,

CLASS No, 2, for 1880
For thc benefit Of the Nee hancaI Benevolent oce,v
at Norfolk,
To be drawn at Alexandiia.Va on Saturday the 9th
Nm"' III, The Oh2iol List oilhe Drawing will
be received at this office On Tuesday the 9th
inst al . o'clock, 7. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

o. The Legislature of New Jersey have passe
IA law making it felony TO steal Mulberry aud other
trees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

Match RGce.--A Match Race between 3 oston and
Portsmouth for $4,000 side, IS to take place at
the New Market races a, Petersburg, the 18th
instant,
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C0Si. for Wheat.

Wild give The highest prce for Wheat.
SAN. +. RENNlCK,
Alton, Al he Stone Lumber House
w3w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

SBolingbroke's Dedication Of his ai,,.,. =
Sir Robert Wapole. ''s"oh on paItiei 10
tReomond Enquirer OF 10th mt
Richmond Enquirer
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STATE OF MISSLSSIPPI.)
JEFFERSON County.

JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Probate Comt-March Term, 1889.
TO all persons interested in the lands,
tenements, and hereditaments of Elisha
Trader, deceased - Greeting:
W GU are hereby cited to appear per-
sonally before the Probate Court in
and for said county, at q regular term there
of, to be holden at the court house, in and
for said county, on the fourth Monday in
May next, and shew cause if any you have
or can, why the said Court should not then
order that the interest Of said deceased, in
and to certain Lot in the town of Fayette
known as lot number 3, in square number
Z, containing about 64-lO0 Of an acre, be
the same more or less. should not be sold
for the purpose Of paying the debts Of said
Estate, and further to d, &c.
Witness, the Hon. John M. Whit
s. 81 ney, Judge O. ihes Probate for
Jef1arsons county, this fourth Mon
day in March 1889.
Issued 26th dayof March 1899.
46 @. +. MILES, Clerk.