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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06
FAMILY GisOCEIsIIsS.


FHNl + subser beis have re, ewed their Spupg sap
4 ply oil FANNY Groee,'es, consisting IN part
Of The following ARTICLES;
25 hhis superior st. Croix. Z. Rico, and N.
Orleans Sn ar,
rs bags Old Java, Baguis, RIO and Wild AZ
rltan Coffee,
Is bikes Refined aud Family Loai Sugar,
8 barrels superior Ground do
8 hhds. s. House W. l. aud New Odeaus
Molass.s,
% barlels Old Monougahela and Rye Wins
10 Wyse,s old Rec,ihrd Whisky.
lipes F,ench Brandy
pure Coenac Brandy, j, j. pupoy,
Olard &s.
Sa,z a.
:" Champagne
bls Old Peach Brandy
pune Old Apple do
b1rl Oh l. sh WmsLey,
| Md Chen, Bo"ute
Ibid, Old Janacm Rum
WI lndr, Il"
N Dfle,as aud n. +. do
rpe ro,e Old Madeira Vine srira hrs
3 hall pipes do do
l.. Z. do
pipes Pale Sbe,ry do
ST. Bnea, do
barrels Lisbon do
Ganaf, d.
Tertarona do
Odd Pou do
10 case. Glafel do
IL E" Mpsoat do
30 hampers Champagne do. dlhrrcn, br
20 nerets London Porter pms aud quar'ssnJs
u boxes pal.n' WAX tand--~
% Spetm do
80 Hull II Sous Pau.nt do
% Tallow do
Pee Apple cherse
80 Raisln>. assorted
Flss, Pfun :, monds
Madeira Mus, fibrrs
Candies. Preserved Cnron
Wes lndla Swer Meats, &c
PEPPER. Ginger, spice, Nurmrcs
WGue Gln.ef Long Pepper. Cayenne Pep
Ppppe, Sauce, Curry Powders, Cinnamon
Mace. Clove-, tflets, a.. Ne
30 boxes Gunpo"drf Itnu erlal, Hyson, Young
iI,spn. aud Black Tea, part vey SUI
5 600 Cigar, vafinns brands
90 Aeant Nus
Cedar Pals. Buckets, Tubs &c.
6 sriis naudsnfne Drdng Ware, chcdT
Large loi China. Glpss aud Eartben Ware,
tpns assorted Iron Steel. Nc.
Powder. Shot and bar lead
$50 baurls Na,ls. assorted, rom 3dy to 40dy
Box apd Warehouse Nails
80 bpxrs Wudoo Glass
30 batrel- M. | Chpprd iIefrincs. new
% M | Family Roe do do
Wfh many ,ah.r articles, AL ot winch viii he sol
NJ the rnosi reduced pf'trs for cash, to puuctua
customers an the usuih te,ms.
Mckinney Il NOSBY.
Arr 30 6w #
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R gGG v
J nly 6

ENOR SALE, on good terms, very neat aud sub
L slaolaI one horse Buggy Appl, 10
Marlin, HUNT x WARD.
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BO.y.s'ETSl HOS.yE TS!I

BO.y.S'ETSI HO.v.TET'S!I
M havr jusI opened = case OF Florence Braid
w and fine and supertine English Straw b nners,
likewise one case vi Nuns Bunnrts Arlic 'al
Fiower.. 81 e.. which are deterailned To ell
low. Pieast call aud SEE
j PURYIS q DUFFEL.s
June 2o 2Mf
COUNTRY SOAP.
q UST'RECElV I'D and lo "a 5U0 lbs. Coun.
y ny made Soap. CHARLES PHELPS.
May 10 70
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.y'EW' GOOyN.
nUR second supply of new Goods is beginning
" 10 arrive, and We exrec; 10 open in u lew days
large and splrniu
&C X OF GO DIS,
pnrchasedby OR seninr Partner in New York. Pbh
adelpha ard Baltimore. the very best terms !:
consequently shall be enabled Ia give our Gus.
tuners good bargains IN any description OF GOODS
they may wish IN purchase. Please give us call
and examine for yaurselv :.
j. J. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
June % 2wT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

'kNtlE anne ~ed report is ordered to be published
"Pfesorihns cefta'n general regulations for tn
Incorporation nf savings lnsnfntinns Societies OF
Banks" passed 2Ith ot March 1888.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL Prest G. s. i.
REPORT.
The commiuee appointed b, the Rnafd OF D.
rectors of the Cnlzrns' Savings Bank, al I.sn. h.
burg, The 18Th day OF June, 1910, In lnvesi gate
the aiius Of the said Institution and examine nin
the Books and papers of the same from lst Jauoa,y
lS40, TO LIST July, have discharged the duty assigned
them. aud submit the following the result el Their
labors
The operations Of tie Institution Tor the last 6
months have been as bren as follows
To amount paId me befs
Withdrawn. $3.50 81
By increase Of joint fund, 2,7i4 O.
TO interest depous
Withdrawn, 6s5 IL
BY interest bills dis
counted 2,5lO IL
To amount deposited and
bills collected V Back 2G9 SEQ 0o
Is amount checked out
Va. Bank, 270,5i6 0s
TO amount Of bills dis
counted 245,420 81
By amount OF bill col
lected AT Va. Ba,k. 23793l Il
To amount Of deposits
Withdrawn 2l7se Is
BY amour, deposits re.
cewcd. 29,ls3 sc
By amount of interest
paid drposItors 6so "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

Hho is Doctor Duncan!- DR.. Duncan shall an
swel for himself, least far The Slavery ques-
ton is concerned. We copy at length tins morn
ing (see 4lh page) his leuet TO the Abolition com
mitlee of Cinoina att just prior to his last election.
Lei the people of the Spuh read it, aud what
sort Of aitesthey have in the Democrats Of the nom
saveholdlng States. The subject is huful Of com
ment, but we have neither leisure room TO
indulge in it. Let The people read for themselves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

James liver and kanaWIla
Cos scrip.
4 WISH 10 purchase the above Money, or the
! Bondsof J. x u X Co.--ln my absence from
Town, Messr NJ Kinney & Mostly viii attend To
the purchase FOR me.
HUGH MONTGOMERIE
March 30 ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

The Cincinaai Phitanhropist-ln reply to The
Wiley Star, in our last, suggested that the arll
Gle in support Of Gen. HARRISON which was copied
by The Emsncirator from the Phlanthropisr, was
communicated and not editorial. Thus suggestion is
confirmed by the following paragraph, which We fluid
copied from the Phauihlopist BY the Kentucky
"Conmonwealth." The editor, will be seen,
who is the organ OF the Abolitloulsts is against Gen.
Harrison
"Towards Gen. Harrison personally we bear no
i'll will. Ill is an old man and should be respected.
He has dune his country much service, IL Throughout
a long life gwen evidence OF tar talent and singular
ntegitty in the public stations lie has been called to
fill. II would be nnbe Cunning IN US to tail ag iiust
one, WHO Las lifted his arm in defence Of his coun-
TVS rights, and ON many occasions display ed
ardent aud d sincere paIriolisnI. Bul, neither age,
nor station, past service aud honor should
man from rebuke, when he So Ear torgeIs his owl
dignity. The claims Of jusicr, tie highest good Of
his county, aud tie Authority OF the Father of al.
to lend his coubleuauce TO American slavery. All
the good that he has done pallate such con
duet.
Mr.. Tyler, the remaining candidate, cannot be
oudope in ant abb Ion anlnosy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

WI These Aiedieines are indebted for their their
naulcsl action IN purifying the springs and channels OF
HE und eudnng nh renewed tone aud yieor. In
certified chses Inch have been made publican ~ hhnst
ever species disease 10 e the ulnan trane Is liable,
haoHai's Life pills and Phenix Biitcrs
nye been gratefully aud pnbcy led ed h, the per
benefited who previously nnaequaiucd With
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which they nie
Compounded, and upon which they consequently aet
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend thcnise in dises
OF every form aud eserpon Their first operation l. 10
loosen from the eonts OF the stomach and bowels the various
impurities aud erules constantly seitg around Them, and
10 remove the hardened faces which collect in the eonso-
cleanse these aud leave such Collected behind
produce aiua cosveness with MI its train ofesils sud.
den diarga with its hnmnep; dangers. This aet Is well
known 10 all rcgnar nistsi Who examine the human
Vels after DEATH end enee the prejudice Of these wem-
formed men osains, qrack Medicines Med, ines pelar-
ed and ltcnlef pnbrh, igrornnt pers rs The SC.
cond effect 81 t Lit. Medicines Is cleanse the kidneys and
the bladder and by this tho iserand The lungs, the
healtul OF which entirely depends upon the regularity
Of .e Urinary orgunsrhe blood, which takes iis red color
the heart being purified by them, nud nnnrhed by
food coming from clean someeh lfee, hrous tho
VEINS rene~s every part OF Tue s'slein ana ummphah'y
| monnls the banner oil leaih ~ The hloomhg eheek,
hlGias Vegetable Lie Medicines have been horout liy
tested ani pnonn' ella sovereign remedy tor slepsia'
Flaueney papiuion OF the Heart Loss of Appetite Heart
DS sns"P e, sns a" al"
kinds rheumatism Gont, Dfopses OF all kinds, Hrav-
Ell, WORMS Asthma and Consumption Seursy, Ulcers.
5seerete Sores Scurn,ic Ernpnons and Bad Complex
Salt Rheum Fry eipelas Common Colds and lnlnenza,
and various other complaints which ailci the human fnie
In Fever aud Ague, parruiy, the Lite Medicines lavr
been most eminehv saetesstu much 81 that ptie Fe-
yer and ague districts, Physicians almost universally PEE
scribe them.
AIlhutMr Mor requires ofhs patients is be rnrtie
uar in taknr TIE Life Medicines strictly according The d-
recions. Its by newspaper notice, BY any thing
that himself may .a, ia ,er favor thai he hopes gain
credit. Its nlults hy the results ola fair trial.
MOFFhT's MEDICAL MANUAL, Designed do
niesie guild, 70 hsallh-1hs linie pamphlet edited by w
b. Moat 81 Broadway New York, has heen published for
the purpose Of whining tny Mr.. Mohats theory
diseases and will be fund highly interesting 10 persons seek
ing health. upon prov and the
thereof Price 25 censor sale by Mr. Moats agents cn-
eraIlv. =
Thsse Valuable Medic ines ryr for sale bv
D. r.. LYMAN.
. c. I. ESTES. Loyinsslon. Nell on CO., Va.
March 81 t16S
~ BLANKS
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Cnlto. Yarns al the Lynchburg Factory, No. A. a.
10 cts /; No. 5. at 90 CT, No 6. at p cts No. ~
al % cts No 8, AT % cts No. 8. at q cts Nos,
10 and / al 25 els !; Nos II aud l3, at 20 CTS;
Nos ii aud ID. q cts; Nos l6 and II, at 70 CTS
Nos. l5 and 10. at % cts No. 30. al 30 CTS
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LETTERS


UDEMAlNlNG in the Post Office Liberty Bedford county,
III Va. on the 3OIh June, 1910.
AVN n. Austin.
B-Anrtn 4. Bufks, Walter Brown
Z joel Cox, Miss susan " Crump, VIM, Carol, Clerk
ofJhe Court, Henry Cooper.
D--Moses Dowdy, Michael Debo, VIM. Davidson.
E--Nm Enru.
F-Dunl. II. foreic, Joseph Falls.
Gus II. Uwaikns, Jas. r. diisly, Mrs. Mary Gwat.
kim ..
III. I. Hill, DR.. VIM Hudson Jas. q. Holt VIM. IL
Hardy.
J-Jomes W. Jecr, Wm Jone-, Jesse d. Jones, Jas c.
Jennings,
k-Michacl karhcs.
~ Lrttwich az I-rnel Bonox, Alexander Lazenhury
,,rnry lloyd, VIM. Lowry, Mrs. Frances Leltweh
M--Jas. Mathew, John u. Mcnnuu,
n Simon VI, Nooll
O-pannrlR Owens VIM. l.. Ooy Mrs, Policy l.. Otey.
P-tnrnnd NJ Pr &c, Thomas Page sou, Ed Pate Loren
Preston.
~ Abraham Smcser .. Jncob S. shepherd, Henry J.
Stephens, loi crl G.. Steptuc.
T-Silas Tny lor Mrs. Elizabeth hukton, John W, Trent
John Wit, David Wit, Levi " cst2.
X. PARKER, Z. NJ.
July g 3t
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Review Of the Lynchburg Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
RICHARD FXREE-e 'amuis,ion Merchant.

Inspected tbs week. ending The 4th Of July, 5U3
hhds. Tobacco. passed aud refused.
see hut little change IN prices of Tobacco for
the last weeks. } sold hhds OF Topaec"' made
by Mr., William Tucker, Il l1aliax, on the an INST
averaging about Sl3-one hid went TO SIG 10.
bonghr BY George 7. Williams & Co. the same
iay sold hlls. made by Nj, Patrick II. Scout of
Campbell county, az eraging 81 ~.
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~ AaA LIS. VERY HANDSOME 81
HVsVSPV WELICuRED BACON.

EV,UOU WELL CURED BACON.
Q 6hds. fine St. C,oix Sugar Il. b. X
8 bbs. tamil, Shad
Is " n. {. Clip llerrings No.
10 nests hound Tubs
1900 lbs Extra Green Porto Rico Coffee
> iierees New Rec
1000 lbs. llen,lnck Sual Leather. "Good."
Receiving x for sale low fot Cash by
GEO. BAGBY x Co.
Nav IL ~ u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

EEOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIVE MEDICINES
IVh These Medicines indebted Tor their their
lnnucst action purifying the springs and channels Of
hte, and eudung them with wed ione aud sieor In
certified hrh been made puble ard III Rfmnst
ever species al disease winch the human iImnc Is liable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-06

a NEW SUPPLY OF BLANK BOOKS
a just receiYeJby
PAYNE s. GREGORY.
June 20 SIS 10
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Private Female school.

] u'y 6
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slD.lhNsa Acres.

4 WISH 10 sell tact OF Land containing 80, 900
d acres, situated on the waters of Big and Lube
Dan Rivers, IN the county Of Patrick, IN the State OF
Virginia. The Land reaches within five miles OF the
courthouse of Pairlok,--much good and great
quantity OF Blue Ridge Mountain Land. There is
a considerable portion well calculated for the growth
of the Vine aud The Morus Multieauis. l will sell
it credit OF one 10 -four years, and longer II esi-
red, but after thai period interest will be required.
One sixth part ollhe purchase money will be required
in hand, contract TO convey when the whole aid
up.
Col. Abr m Staples nj Patrick court house, will
give iufornat,nn OF The locality and quality OF the
Land and Richard H. 1oler, of Iynchburg, OF
mys eli, will communicate the price aud terms. The
Land was originally granted 10 Henry Lee aud con
yeyed to John ~ Russell of Boston, and by Rus.
sell 10 myself The deeds are on record in part, in
the county OF Patrick.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Fredericksburg Va. Nov. 81 2m
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EDUCATION,

HNHE SUBSCRIBER having u comfortable
l. room near the upper end of Main Stree, OPP
posite the Union Savings Bank, would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Lynchburg. that he will com
mcnee his School on Monday the 18Th Of January
next His terms Tor the Session OF five months, pay
able IN advance will be for
Otthocraphy Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, 81
English Grammar aud Geography, II
Natural Philosophy, Surveying and Maizena,
ticks, 20
From several years experience as teacher aud his
determination 10 omit no pau OF duty, the suescf
Der hopes 10 give satisfaction To all who may favor
him with Their patronage. lie will he prepared
by the first oil January TO accommodate ten nr
twelve buaders.
LEWELLlN j. COPPEDGE.
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New London Academy.

TEIlE NEXT SESSION of the New London
Academy will commence on Monday, January
23d, and will continue I'LL the LIST OF August. The
Principal, grateful for the liberal patronage of the
past session, his friends aud the public gene
rally, that they may depend upon his continuing the
same faithful attention Ia his pupils MS formerly -
Upon condition OF increased patronage the services
OF a well educated and fully competent Assistant
have been secured; he is ualye OF Bedford, and one
whom the Principal can, from an acquaintance oi
some years, cor firn,ly recommend US gentleman
fully qualified Tor the station he intends to hold
\ full course OF preparatory study Tor the counting
room OF university, IS pursued nj tins Institution,
and is the ciot Of the Principal render it thor
uugh attention his pup pills can make it,
ID. 5. OLlPIIANr, Principal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

Biack Iarcnaiasism--By the schooner Ateoi.
which arrived here yesterday from Savannah lanar
Jamaic,, VIZ learn ola destructive fire, done by the
Negroes and property lost of upwards OF One
bundled and fifty thousand pounds, and no lnsu-
rance
Fro~he CornraH Chronicle, 23i Norembcr. 1880.
DREADFUL DESTRUCTION OF PROP.
EYTY BY FIRE AT SAVANNAH LAMAR.
THIRTEEN BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
Dea' slr-An alarm oi lte was given in town on
Saturday night, at about 10 O'clock aud on repairing
20 the spot, 1t was found thai The inner PAX Of The
store oil Nj. Nj. j. Segre, sen, was in flames !;
the front door OF the same was Immediately broken
OPEN but from the sifong north breeze blowing AT
the time, the roof Of the very soon o. fire.
aud with ,apidy that beggais description, the de-
vouing element reached and totally desn Q, ed The
following buildings, wiz .--# ..
Mr.. }. Segre's dry good store. ....
Mr. jacob Segte's retail shop, n new building.
Dltto do dry good store, large new building. Do.
do. out Offices all new.
Mr.. Anthony Muuroe's retail shop.
Do do dry good store, very large, and splendid
edfce.
DO. do out stores and Offices, all new
Miss Mary Baddr's dwcllnng house and Offices
Mr.. Thomas Binds store aud ont Offices
Miss Ann Demsbury's relali shop and out Offices
aH III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

M have just received 'he greater portion Of our
w Fall and Winter Goods, which comprise a
large and general assonment--'lhey were purchased
in the Northern Cities, generally very low prices,
and will be sold correspondngIy low to all who may
favor us with call. We invite purchasers 10 give
goods an examination, we feel confident that
we can suit Them both in quality and price.
TURNER " BURWELL.
Nov DIV f-ofts
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commissioners sale OF
NEG az sbs1,%.

ID Y viflure OF decrela Order Of the Circuit
He Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery for Mel
son county, pronounced at the last term of SAID
Court in a suit in Chancery between William BAH
administrator OF Sarah Ball, deceased, &c. Pants,
against Ohm JopImg and others, Defendants, we
as Commissioners appointed for the purpose by said
dcciec, viii on tie Alb Monday in Jannaiy next,
that being Court day, at Nelson Courthouse ex-
pose sale, to the highest bidder, public auction,
Twelve slaves,
consisting Of Men, IIIomen, Boys and Girls, on a
credit Of six monlhs-lhe purchasers 10 give bond
with approved security Tor the purchase money.
HENRY r. HARRIS.
CHARLES PERROW
Dec. 10 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
MILE OF E.S.V'Es.

/ohooA AMI TO the provisions of the last will and
"samento of Samuel Bfausford, deceased the
dau 80 sneuhs Executors, proceed on1he 24lh
VI January, $780, the xt fair day thereafter
IN s"t 'oe door OF Payne & Turner'S auction store,
WI al puoiIc auction, to the highest bidder
,r; TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
ing tet"eeh the river aud the canal, within mile
nynchouig. Also, about $50 acres of wood
u,u ying on the canal opposite those lots which
nv pe sold in its Of from 80 to SO acres
and ,,,a ofegoing pre-, ery is deemed very valuable,
ceI,ai"t public may be ISSUED that the sale will
val Of NJ DC made, and with t,.' consent and arpro
ofrhe wood 1fly, who is the proprietor Of one hal
the e G1,, of sale, g. 70, and IS mani. dit from
se s. Gay of The present mouth n''s T If cha
and the ,,s," "sa'iable notes with approved enga,s.
Purchase no retained as fur seeury for rbc
Ta;H,iARLES G.tHUDsON.-
THOMAS A. BRANsFoRD
jan lc Executors Of sam'l B,anso'd o oec'l.
ids
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UNION IHoTEI, Ey,chburs, va.

fy3s TIE subscriber having become The tenant
mill OF this very convenient and valuable Esiab-
-H--AAA llshment Tor the current year, takes this
method OF informing. the Public that it is now open
for the reception Of boarders and transient visitors
under the management OF his agent, Anthony w.
Crenshaw.
Every cxertion will be made bv the subscriber,
through his agent aforesaid, 10 deserve, and hc hopes
10 receive, liberal share Of public patronage.
ALLEN J. CRENSHAW
January 6 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20

1fagedy IN Rsot Lick 10 seldom that We are
called upon 10 record so shocking = muvder ~ was
committed on The Eastern SHIRE of Maryland. on
tho Attn lust, the details of which have been tuss
nished TO by lrter under date 81 the 9th inst,
ON Georgetown Cross Eond.. Kent county. The
victim, WAS Mr.. James p. Wroih and the perpeiss-
tor Of The foul deed, Edgar Newman. sou Of widow
lady now residing in Philadelphia. The moving
cause Of the horfid event VAS jeaousy. truly do
seribed by the master spirh Of the drams.as - tho
ereen.eycd mob Ter. which doth mike the meat ff
feeds on"
II appears TIM, Newman. while on visi, to thar
pcighborhuod, became acquainted with young la
DIV bv tho name ~ f.asinia Pnrt. dauyter Of Tho
late u. Pner. Of Kent county Intercourse tended
to increase lie passion OF love WHICH had been alum
ber,ng in his bosom, and the intercourse assured
him ihat his passion was unrequiled. NTH mean time
he perceived an intimacy ceiween Miss Finer aud
the unfortunate deceased. aud revenge seixed his
so,.l--ln interview with Miss p. he stated his
feel,e rs and concluded by asserting that b, would
aatia,c his revenge either on Miss Pincr or Mr..
Wrath When The hour Tor lea arrived, they alt
assembled and Newmln and Wfoth took seats to-
ccher NJ the table. apparently on good terms, They
remained loe ether 10 the room until ten o'clock
Newman Then retired appirenily with the intenti.n
OF going 10 bed, in company with Mr.. Penning-
ton lie lIoscv did not 90 10 bed, but remained
out of doors some time, aud then can'e into tho
room where Pennington was aud endeavored to open
his trunk
lie succeeded finally in ,his anj t.aing from il u
bottle he swallowed l,ques, md s,nscking his
lips observed. .'now viii Try again" lie Then
went our. and IN very SHIRT en,r coina 10 the win
dow OF the room in whfcfS Wr6ib was siting with
the family, including three females. and presenting
gun, with deliberate aim fired, and literally blowed
the head at The unfortunate viclini To stoms--ly
brains were scattered over the ro0m, aud IN ihbhs
who were sitting aruun,L Miss Lavinia was st,uy
on low cbair in line with The shot. which passed
her, and The supposilon is llai the design vida
to hill both by the same d,s,l,"ge. Inmedia'eiy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
J an. Q

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that all
/ Y paper offered Tor discount, IN either OF the
Banks, in tins place must be deposited the day pre-
cedIog discount day, in each Bank-oherwlse no
notice will be taken OF it.
This regulation will not be departed from, in any
instance, save such paper AS may DE offered by per
sons residing in the county.
+. SYDNOR. Cashier, Bank of Va.
A. TOMPKlNS Cashier, Farmefs,Bank.
Jan. 9 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-20
TRUST SALE OF SLAVES.

, virtue Of a Deed of Trust, executed to the
Nd subscriber by George Markham, dated the l2lli
August 1898, and OF rccord in the Clerks office Of Am
herst county Count, and for certain purposes therein
mentioned, will be sold public auction 10 the
highest bidder for cash, in the town of Lynchburg,
before the auction room of Payne & Turner on the
6th day Of February, 1910, Saturday, the fol.
lowing Negro Slaves Bob, John, Hampshire Daniel
Aggy and her Two children Bob and Sarah.
The title to these Slaves is believed TO be good bui
the undersigned will convey such title only vest
ed in him by the deed aforesaid.
CHARLESL Il. MOSBY, Trustee.
Jan G tSE