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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
A rrsT OF s.r,sop,Es,S

EbEhAINING in the Post Office Al IibrITy \, Int.
u ~ ia 1910, which, il mt taken ont vii be semi IN ti,
"eei9i iosl Once a. dead letsps.
A. Agee' Reuben Atkinson, Icbccca Adams
flames Brown.
:, Serhs OF the Court William Gala Snv Rev. Nicholas
II; '"tis, William Sreasy John Colls
l'-ieirt or Jacob nerdorT. Ann Doolcy
i.-heha.d Ellis, Nclley Early tNomun of eoIonr1
Freeman. ' ' 10 i"'iaeii @d"ih
pa'cEa POLY Gwalhn, Jno Gibbs ssa Jno. Gorden
III onoes Holland Alburicst b. Ill., Miss Eliza NJ
ltyin, ESQ. Gray Jones '' -
Miss Martha ioya Row VIM Leitwich yy henaA Cor
Hnna Lo{d Mrs. Mildred r. Lowry, Id. Losmood 4 Co
m-Gol, Philip b, Matthews, SomL McConuhnv, Col
VIM hetateo, Miss Caroline Moore Thomas Mend Eso
Benz aiitsheo, Mrs Elizabeth A. r. McCubc, EDWIN b.
Moore, Esq. Miss Cloylory Mitchell.
N-oehetee Neighhoiirgall Esq.
o-Ebwin W Otey, Nil Mar, Dlen.
199mPnk Josgrh Parker ESQ. William Powell
Nv iIlam II, Roberts, John |. kiehentson.
s-Col. David Saunders, Dr. X. A. Sale, Lot Sharp
Ihomas SleWarL Capt sampson Sharp.
I-Dr Danl. lompkns, Saml. 6. 1inslev.
Wool White, Johu Watson, Eljnh Wright, Henry
W i.ks, John WRIGHT Capt William L. Walker, d. james
\. W alkeh Mrs, Mary Wood Francis l.. Whitley Josepi
White OF Aaron Fnqua, John Win, Augustus Wooen
Jnu.6 =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
.v'OTE(E.

virtue of an act OF The General Assembly, and
III pursuance Of an order of the county Court
OF franklin. shall offer for sale the hehest
pansf' Tor rash. al Franklin Couft House. on tie
htst Monday in February next lbeing Courl day.1
Runaway slave now confined in The J al of said
county who calls himself URiAS JONES. and
WHO SAYS be belongs Elizabeth MeNiel. Polly
.,fhiilh ard Geofqe Griffith Of Cumberland county
North Carolina GILES w. y. HALE, d. S.
Tor Salnb Saunders, ShG Of Franklin Go.
Rocky Mount Dec. Il t3F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
ClxelxsArl. Dec. 90. 1880.

CfNrINaATl, Dec. 90. 1889.
As UNroRruNATE OocuHEfNcr.-Forr gentle
men ri this CITY. whose nanes were u. brooks, Iii
ram Barber, David Cline aud Samuel Fox, cross
ing the River on Christmas day hnnting cxcur-
slen. On returning in the rsening. they attempted
torceross IN shin which getting enlanc lcd IN the
ice was upset. and with the exception OF Nj Fox,
they wcte drowned. The bodies of two hlva been
ionnd--lheir names I'D noi learn.
J.. ). We lave. since wfiHng The abave. been
told that Messrs. Cline and BARBER resided IN New
port, aud that of the bodies f5nnd was MI
Brooks. Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
BuGkWnEAT CAKES

These are common at tie pieseni season. and We
~ commonly nsipid because badly Made Miss
l,esle's instructions may not be Unacceptable to
some OF the "'kiishen cabinets" OF our cry.
"'fake qnau OF hackwhcai meal mix with
It \ tea-spooutul Of sali, and add handful of IN
dian meal. Panr large Table spoonful of The bcst
brewers yeast into Tie eeutrc Of tie meal. Thcn
mix it gradually with eaId waei III it becomes a
batter COVERT. PIT II in warm, place and set 10
risci II viii take abont thtce houis. When II Is
light aud covered with bubbles II IL fit 10 bake. Let
Your g'iidle be quite hot Delote you begin.--
Grease II well win piece Of butter lied 10 a
tag"
Tie batter become sour, riece Of pcalssh
Of The sze Of gfaln al eufn, melted IN warm wact
and added 10 II, will remove The taste"
MrxIoo ANp TrxAs.--1'ho rulieWine lerlc,, copiel
lron the New Orleans Louissnian, OF The 4lh nat.
contains some additional particulars in regard To n,
pot,aut moyement,in Mexico.
Cos srLATE Of the L. S. A.
MArAmoRAs, 10Th November {
SIR, have the honor 10 iuiotm soul that the
garrison ~ Mef, CONSISTING al about GOO troops IN
der The command Of Colonel Pafon was attacked
AMI taken on tile LIST inst, by some 500 Texans IN
conjunction with party OF Mexican Federaliss-
The particulars OF the action have not been made
public NJ this place. II isaseeflained however thai
Sol. Paloh alter an obslnanle resistance was com
PEELED 10 surrender al discretion, and that the town
remains in the possession Of the nssalan,s who dis
play tile Texan flag iflnnphantly over its walls
II appears, mofcosef that the Tesans aud Federal
lsis have also taken Guerrero, Camargo and Rev.
nosa and very serious appfehenstons are entertain
ed by the clizens Of this place that they will prompt
y organize sufficient force to make n Formidable
attack upon the city. There nrc not over 1909 Of
lretlVe uoors here under Gen. CaDazo, coinman-
der chef II the Northern division who publish.
ed IA animated proclapalion to The soldiers on the
ON INST WITH reference 10 bis existing Institutes
ana who SNOW mixing active preparations for VIZ
"fous defence. The fcllccfu and Aeade have Hike.
wise issued similar proclamatlons TO the inhabitants
oil 'ho Department, copies Of which are herewith
transmitted Tor the information of those concerned
IN tue trade with this post Consi ltral1c excite
meui prevails IN this city nrcouut of lhe recent
INVASION All intercourse with The noiihern depart
nehls Is rilrttnally suspended aud busnc nj every
description completely patiNsed by ieason of these
military operations, hava the honor 10 be, with
efral respect Your nlost OBJ srIy't.
ID. W. SMITH.
To Dennis Pdeur, Esp, Collector ol tho Gus.
TOMS, New Orleans.
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'E'Wcsse Slaves,
NEW AND GssEAPGoOns

M + have Just received hc greater portion Of our
w fall aud Winter Goods, which comprise a
large aud general assorment--lhey wetepufchased
ia the Northern Cities, generally at very low prices
aud wall be sold couespcndngly low TO all Who may
favor as with call. We invite purchasers TO give
our S3ods an. examination as we iee confident lbal
we can suit them both in quality and price
TURNER * BURNELI.
Nov a,y il -,
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Ne,s,Esf3.

"a lie tract Of Laod "heteon Nancy Ferguson
y lived and died, lcont4ining $50 acres more OF
less, IS Tor sale, contodating lerrs and posses
sion gwen lnmf dlately. Thin Land lies tie south
side III dllFs Creek 10 the county Of Franklin, adj
joining the lapes Of Aqulicl Divers Stephen Fergu-
son and others, the ofi is cleared and some as
ine rich low gtouds as any on The Geek. Any per
son wish~s 10 purchase will nuke application 10 the
subscriber IN Lynehbure.
THOMAS FERGUSON,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

TnRkr Woar> BrRST TO Dam Mis-. Han.
nah Lan2dan. 1sughIet OF Rev. Joseph LAM daD.
Of Portsmouth, New lamp 1,ne, vas bufn 10 deait
BY her eoihes taking fife at The CRATE. on Sunday
week. A widow. named Cfoekeft, aged 20. leh
candle burning by her he'd curtains. aud ia lie MOI.
ming her corpse fund among Tie ashes con.
saned Mrs. Lyman. aged IS. wife OF Luke ~.
man, u Northampton. Massacimsetis. while ioas.
ting bread, on Friday last. Iadher cotton dress
take fire. which enyrfoped httin flames from the
stockings or her leei To the cap on her head. She
gave but shiiet, Which brought to her assistance
The famil, in adjoining room butil Too late 10
save her.
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GOalsRssssiOhcrs' sale OF
HeglFg Es Sd E'&

Spy vlture of decretal Older Of the Cncuit
~ Superior Court Of Law aud Chanccry for Mel
son county, pronounced at the last Term Of said
Court in suit in Chancery between William Ball
administrator of Sarah Ball. deceased &c plaintiffs.
against John JoplIng and others, Defendants, we
as commissioners appointed for the purpose by said
deelee. viii on the Alb Monday in Jannaiy next,
that being Court day, at Nelson Court house, ex-
Pose TO sale, to the highest bidder, AT public auction
Twelve Slaves,
consisting of Men Iomea, Bogs and Girls on a
credit OF six months--ihe purchasers to give bond
with approved security tor the purchase money
HENRY Il. HARRIS.
CHARLES pERROW.
Dec. II ,ls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

'E'liE undersigned is now ready TO receive wheat
= during the season, for which lac will pay the
highest cash prIce. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
tha IN every case here wheat is sent 10 the VI IL
and no price agreed upon, il is stored in the Mill
nj The risk 81 The plAnerso long the price remains
unsettled MS lac is only a MILLER. and not an insu
fer against fine, water, Nc. ALIEN. MUNDY.
Aup
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uEOE.

fNHE NEXT SESSION Of my SCHOOL
d viii commence on Monday, the 3 h inst. Tn
less ii be otherwise specified, every pop Will be con
sideted rs engaged for the session. and no dcduc-
ton made for loss Oft time but for such as may be
caused by Sickness.
N.B.-My School ROOM is in tie Masonic Hall.
RO. b. SHELTON.
e
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..sssI EsFlNNAEsge.

, ANYWAY from the subscriber, the nigh,
H. "a OF Friday. 22d November last,a negl5wonan
nameI u q. L. e. n.
She is about thnty years old OF small size aud colour
rather bright. She hadlhe middle foyer Of The ri ht
hand cut off III The first joint when child which can
be dIscerned very plainly, aud las also or two
teeth ont before. She Is quite smart negro. She
has taken with her all her winter and summer cloth
ing. Has husband at Mr. VIM G.. Lefwich's in
Bedford county, and very probably will be lurking IL
bout IN that neIghbofhood or in that Of nv father.
"'ll give the above reward, If the said Woman be
delivered 10 me in Amherst county, six miles from
Lynchbufg, or 10 my brother Willis PoIndexter IN
Bedford county, or be secured in Jail SO that get
her again GARLAND POINDENTER.
Dpc
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=
SELECTIONS.

Meiaaehoiy Death from Exposure Two colorcd
females belonging 10 Andoyer. pcfished IA the sto,,n
oi Sunday nghi, last week The manner m which
ileif deaths TOOK place is somenla singular. The
facts we have them from a friend are MS follows
They lived 10 a little house together. The vounp.
er became PARTIALLY derangod, and on Saturday night
having deposited some provision in each of two pl.
iuw Gases. led the other who was blind aud decreulJ
away 10 some byepace, Where she probably died
ON tod She returned and was NJ meeting nan
OF the day, but could give no account Of tic pl,ce
WHITTIER the other puor creature had been led ard
Tue reason assigned lur tins strange proceeding
shir tear oi harm, She stayed with QUE of the
ne'ghbofs part OF Sunday nighl, when she stole A.
WAY. aud was not missing until motu,ng, when she
was found dead,-HduerliH Banfer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

Games River and HAamaMEIa & om-


\ T meeting ofthe President and Directors of
1 "a NE James River and kanawha Company, on
the 10Th December 1899:
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed to give
pHo''e hotice, that the interest on the Company 5
"s' Notes snail continue until they are pad.
Extract from the Record
w. b. ClIlTfENDEN, Secretary.
Jan 2 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
.I,D XRStE

q LII PERSONS indebted to the late concern
at Lancaster Bryant, will please max . pay
neo' immediately as II Is deslrons 10 wind up the
hnslhess ~ aneafly day. Al persons having claims
against the same viii present them for PAYMENT
WILSON u. BRYANT.
surviving partner Of Lancaster x Bryant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
TRUST SAFE OF SLAVES.

? virtue ot Deed Of Trust executed 10 the
~ subscriber by Gorge Markham, dalcd The . h
August 1888 and of record III the Clerk Office of N
helsl county Court and Tor certain purposes therein
mentioned, will he sold At public auction, 10 the
highest bidder lot Cash. in the town OF Lynchbuie,
before The auction roam Of Payne & Turner. on the
Il day Of Febroay, 1910, tSatnrday,) he fol
towing Negr" Slaves Bob John, Hampshire, Daniel,
Aggs and her Two children Bob and SLfah
fhe uue TO these Slaves is believed 10 be god b0,
'he Undersigned vi" convey such tulo only as vest
ed IN him by the deed alofe.aid
CHARLES l.. MOSBY, Trustee.
Jan Il -,
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UrrrR MAKLsroporou J,n

UPPER MARLsBoRop6u Ian o
. 1"n no htie pain than that we sit down 10
,o.'ee me death OF our late worthy and estee,, oil
'''.'" ,eh'zen, Captain james Robinson. of PSF,
~ way os't'e'' i'r number Of years su,yeyo, NJ
r"hce 1eoree's county. The circumstances son.
,,e'eo VIII his death are painful in the extreme
vas 'e'u'n'ng home on the night Of The 2ls,
sam. out, probably owing TO the darkness Of ,bc
night lost bs way. In the morninp n. 40 :. nj
=" aa'e iso'n which he never recovered. lie I'm.
-" NUTS. Gazette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

EDUCATION.

TIVE SUBSCRIBER having y comfortable
4 foom near the upper rnd OF Main Street op-
posito the Union Savings bank, wanld respectfully
inform The citizens Of Ly9ehbure. that he wall ooiG-
uence his School on Monday the ! BIB of January
next. Ills terms FOR the Session ol five months pay
able IN advance will be far
Onhaersphy. Reading. Wiring and Aiillrmciie, SO
English Grammar and Geography, y
Nalufd Philosophy, Surveying and MAihema-
ticks. %
determination omit parf Of duty. The subscfi-
her hopes TO give satisfaction to all Who may ldYar
him with their patronage. liz Will be prepared
by The first al January 10 accommodate ten ~
twelve boadefs.
LEWELLlN J. COPPEDGE.
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.H'OTzCE.

M have associated Mr. GRIEF B. TATE
W with us IN business-which viii however no
conducted under the firm Of Tuner * Burwell as
heretofore
we have on hand an extensive assortment of
upo'S suited TO the present season, and benz
ANXIOUS to reduce our stock much as possible they
will be sold lora very small advance to those VIII,
may favor US with cali
TURNER & BURWELL.
Dec. 16 o,,rIr
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NO'ElGE.

A VIRTUE OF a DECREE Of the conn.
~ ~ Couu OF Amherst, the undersigned. a con-
mlsSonef appointed for the purpose ciU sell for cash
al Amherst Couu -house. at January Court next,
HaU0 Negroes,
one W q NJ a N ami he other a G. IRI
belonging To the estate of Robert +. Alien. decd
Dec. 10 ~
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EiEcEy Negroes for sale.

4 ilAN l. 4 small 0t ol Negroes Tor sale. cumpis-
n ing Two yonng WOMEN each liasa child from
. 10 q months old; alsoaikely BOY, ABOUT - or 3
years old. They eau be al The Bell Tavern
Liberty, Bedfoid Count House.
EDWARD T. ". PEGRAM.
Dec OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

a LII persons having claims against Nancy Fer
n gus6u. decreased. ulihe county OF Frank lin are
requested 10 present them FOR pay ment well anthem
eaied; ana II there any persons indebted to The
deceased al her death, they will please all aud make
payment TO HE Subscribed ~ Lyuchhurr.s
THOMAS FERGUSON, Executor
oil Nancy Ferguson, deed.
Jan & r,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

SHOCKING AcciDKsr-The Trenton Enno,;.,,,
says, that an accident Of very serious nature oc
CURED on Tuesday about ~ clock, at the axe fac
.o,;y.. 9 bloomsbury The hands were engaged in
o",nk enndsone, weighing about 1900 pounds
Al, m puspose Of hanging il, when IL fell upon =
~. ~. !" "a arg shockingly crushed him. so iLa,
=. we = de.pAifed Of. Mr. r. has wile ahan, ao
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
vAnuABLE REAL EsrATE for SALE.

WILL SELL one me 81 Of the Ouer NJ ills. or
! conditioually the whole. They embrace both
Giist and Saw Mil. erected within the last OF
years. large Creek, which in ordinary years
afford abundant supply Of Water, and are within
a mile OF the Piuey Stand landing, on james River.
and Immediately opposite the owercBd o(Ihe Canal,
of the Blue Ridge. The neighholhood abounds 10
fine Pine Oak and Poplar finIhers. aud the Roads
ere good. The line Of he Caha being lie,
aacifo .,nehbui the head Of the present work,
the Blue Ridge, would aioId fac field Tor profit
ALE ener Prize 10 an active whu had leisure IL
attend 10 the business.
WILIALSO SELL GLOVER HILL, ~
ing within IA mile aud a bali o. the Canal. II con-
ains $50 $50 acres OF rich land, good proportion
Of which is Tobacco Land; aud has on il fine col
lection Of Vines aud choice Fruit Trees Of almost
every variety grown in this climate =.@
will also dispose Of the Rocky Rev irael, eon-
timing by late survey, 5l3 acres, hule over 100
oil which are cleared aud III cultivation. and nearly
all oft fresh. aud king well for Laod situated a
mongst the Mountains. consider il The richest LIND
have Ger seen.and IT produces Tobacco. Coru DC.
remarkably well. There is yet between foufaud five
bundled acres of fine Tobacco Land - lIear, most
OF which IS CAPABLE OF producing siA seven crops
OF Tobacco in surcessior without dimnt lion Of
the quantity, or qualify Of the crop. Ii is heavily
tmbered With Oak, Pine, Poplar, Chestnut, Hickory
&c, and tie rauee for Cattle and Hogs. not inferior
10 any in the county; the most being adequate 10
missing and aifeniGe The latter; and there is a fine
aud several thousand Peach Trees are planted out
and many OF item are now hearing. | will sell any
oI the above property accommodating terms as 10
price and time and will show il 10 any one ds-
posed to purchase. WM. ARMlSTEAD.
Rocky Row. Amherst. Drc III nfv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

A"re'ched female named Phmbe Ann Sim, ),
= via" siaads changed wh the murder of John Finn,
e :" New OH. on Sunday week. has we learn from
gu'It-She poisoned her victim. ~ :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
lbrs. POWELL n EgHAse.

ANINu associated themselves in lhe practice
N u Of Medicine will promptly ailrud ali cases
eo'hm'iled 10 ther charge, visiting each patient al
tc'nateIs, Which will operate as CONSULTATION in cy.
cry case.
Amherst. G. II. Now 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13
. LOVE IS LIKE TuE SKINNER ROSE

q love is lie the summer rose
Thu blossoms when tie senbenm glow,-
Bal whom the tempest PUSHES nnsi
IL leaves are scattered on lic blast,
IN by the rain.arups beaten down.
T,oy fall and witllcr ON the ground
o love i like meieor's light.
That flashes mid ,be gloom of night;
seenlikc foam upon tho river.
onr monicsi, and then gone iore,rr.
Glares wildly from the zenith height.
Down into cvedias ting night.
love islikc the notteriug CLEAN
OF sunlight Ca the silent stream,
How sweeisnd quiet seems lis rest
Upon the lake. unmiflcd brensi--
When TO- blnok clouds obscure tbs sky,
Aud now tho sanbeams quickly a.,
o love is like the nurpie dyol
Ofsunsct on summer skyj
rirh md gorgeous in ia hue,
But swiftly fading fro'n The lew
Leaves darkness with It's son,ifc meiu.
To reign IN silence o'or The scene.
Yea, love IL like the summer rnsc
The metror's ligii TINT iiercey glors---
The fading Of the htful rleam
That spnrklcs on the silent slrcpm,
Aud like the purple lines that lac
At sunset ona summer sky,
The things which soonest chang, OF nce,
Are types OF loves INCONSISTENCY,
Ben Of glance from beauty eyc,
Abumng Kiss tender sigh,
D. Rcigns tur an hour with despotrule,
Then .inks into olliyton's nnoi
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Tea Esogsns.S K,c.rWyeg.


PNNNWA1 MON THE SUBSCRIBERS
a d, about four weeks since, a N~gto Woman nam I'd
e "A ~ w,
The moncay Of Mr.. II. r. rcny or Franklin coun.
~ Va. SHE was sent 10 usto be sold for Mr.. Terry
ana ieli on the day that she was To have been
sold. She is about IS yeas of arn, quite larne
though NOT tall, being veiy neshy. and bad on when
she lcit plain Linscy Gork. She was raised.in
Ma,hnd, and sold 10 Mr.. Terry 10y Mr. Richard
u lleaden who now lives Just helow Richmond
on james River. We tbinn It likely lhqt she went
down the River in boat. and that She may now t
about Richmond, and that perhaps she may aucnpt
10 % farther norh
We viii give the above reward for her arprehen-
SION aud dcWe'yt 10 usin Lyuchbnrg. or her conln
mcnt Ia jail so that she be recovered
HUNT x MARTIN.
Dec. q
"hHAc care OF the cents and the Dollars
VIII take care oCtieunsclycs,',
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UNION EiOTEI. Eunchh.srs. E,n.

fFsf lie subscriber having become the tenant
H8ni oil tins very CONVENIENT aud valuable Esab-
---1-.H- 1shment Tor the current year, takes tins
method OF Informing the Public, that tits now open
Tor the reception OF boafders and transient visitors
under The management oi hs agent, Anthony w.
Crenshaw.
Every cxcrtion will be made bv the subscriber
through ms agent aforesaid deserve and he hopes
10 receive, liberal share of public patronage.
ALLEN j. CRENSHAW.
January 6 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

=. Hsw @ Rroie Rich-Nothipg is more easy, SAYS
iau,o'ng' ihan TO grow rich il is only 10 rus
.eiesf, cent upon cent; 10 destroy all the finer r,el
iags oil nature, and be rendered mean miserable and
otsp'sed 9r some twenty thirty years, aud riches
WIN come as sure as disease, disappo lament and a
miserable deaih. 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

The Defendants Samuel Hobart and Margaret lane his VIE
not having entered their appears and given security ac-
cordng TO the act Of Assembly and the rules Of ti, Cont
Hnu Appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are mol
mh0hams OF tins country 1t is ordered That the said al
se tehdans do appear here the first daV Of the ncA
Ap"h lein ahd answer the bill OF thc Plaintiff and thai
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in some ncwsparf
punished ~ the town OF lynchburg. for two months sncce
sFey ana posted al the front door olhe courthouse oiW'
county Atupy-Testc,
r. EiDRIDGE
Dec. y ,,Iu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

ne rswasr NH OF The American Powde, Com.
Pany, ~ Shfbny,"as blown up on MonJay n,ar
ning. The cause of The cxpiosion is unkno,yn
nif. Joseph Lamson. Of Russell had us, en,e,ed
ths NH, for tie purpose Of setting the works IL -,
tion, wtentle accident took place. aud he MAS i,
stan''y Killed. No other person was near
Boston Mere. Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

We lean that the distractions caused by the
spowto ore 1.-THE Railroads from Winehcsle, In
i1pefs' Ferry were nut removed at The l,sl nc
s"unfs and neither passengers nor goods from
WINCHESTER. are set known 10 have come ,btoueh
on the road from that place 10 Ilarpets Ferry
= ! ne forwarding agent of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad has ior several days past been ieuslnp 10
receive goods TO be forwarded to Winchester mi
We understand. will sill decline to reeve sneh
e"oas u"i,' Information is received OF The opening
o ue road between the two polnts above designated
" i's tact, merchants and others having goods 10
forward would do well 10 take notice
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SITUATION WAITED.

YOUNG LADY, WHO has had several wars
n experience in teaching. wishes TO obtain STU
alou as lnsifnetress, in private f1mily.
For farther particulars &e. enquire nj this office.
January WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

Mr.. Richard Rush declines the Jis,ipd,io, RI
'nea candidate Tor seat IN ihe u. s. Senate m m,
p'"se OF uen. M'kean. Mr.. Rush, VIC presume
makes vniae OF necessity.