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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-12

MORALITY OF THE AGE.-Among the decisions OF
the Court of Chancery for the month Of February
alone, find the following for divorces Of husbands
from wives, as published from the records of the
Court
William ii. Ball .. Melissa L. Ball. Decree for
divorce, for adultery of defendant; and the custody
of the children awarded to the complainant.
Percy Hsckstatfp Oran Hackstaf. Decree for d.
the ground of the adultery of the defendant
with costs; and custody of the children of the
riage awarded to their mother with liberty 10 her
apply for alImony, and for an order requiring the
defendant to provide for their support.
Mary Spoore o Jacob B. SpoOre. Decree for di-
for adultery of defendant, with costs and that
the mother have the custody of the children of the
marriage, with liberty to her To apply upon the foot
of the decree, for alimony, &c. ia
Richard Woodruff .. Catharine Woodruff De-
cree for divorce for the adultery of the wife; and
the child named in the decree declared to be lille
gtimate; the impossibility of access for than
year before the birth of such child, being fully
established by the proofs
Jane Maria Van ingen .. Philip Schuyler Van In.
gen. Decree for divorce, for the adultery of the
husband, and the wife to have the custody of the
children.
Eunice Daggett 4. Edward Daggett. Decree for
divorce, the ground of adultery of the defendant
with costs; and with liberty to the complainant to
apply upon the foot Of the decree for alimOny
Abby Qun, by her next friend y. Francis Quia.
Decree for separation account of i'll usage, with
costs Reference to inquire as to property Of defend
ant, and a suitable allowance for alimony, &c.
John Bufiitt U. Ann Butfiitt Decree for divorce
for the adultery of the wife, and the husband have
sole custody of the children.
Here are seven divorces in in short month, Of
which three for the acts Of the wife and four for
those of the Observation-Disclosures one case of bad usage
What state of things christian moral, religious
pious land 1.-THE day ofjudgment is not near by it
ought to be.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
OBITUARY..

Departed this life, the place OF his residence in
Bedford County, Va. on the llili of January, 1910.
Mr.. ADDISON b. WniTTISGToS, in The 25ih year
Of his aye. lie had been member OF the NJ tho
dist +. Clutch about nine years. During his de
clinpg health he uniformly manifested at paiiruce,
resignation, peace and JOY pecu,r To the rue Chris
lian and evidenced thai religion takes away the
fear OF death. and gives pleasing prospect beyond
the grave. Asa husband lac was tender aud alice
,ionae, as father lie was kind and iudul gent as n
nee hbor aud a, qualniauce lie respected and be
loved. and rs Christian he pious aud devote d.
He left an afTrctlonat wife aud small child, be
sides numerous tram OF connections aud friends. to
mourn their loss.
- at his residence in Campbell county, on
the 23h February last. Mr.. JAMES LIrCHroRD, wih
the typus fever IN the 42nd wear OF his age. lie
fingered on the bed Of aflliciun Tor about weeks,
which he bore with christian like foriiiude, then II
pleased q I'd to take his sprr home. where saints and
an els fore, or dwell. M. I.itchiord died in the
triumph of i,ih shouting and p,aisins his bics-
sed R,deemer, the LIST words he was heard to
say 10 his friends, was al ha, it was the will # hs
Rcdeen,cr, tia, lie should be able tot.ll 4 EN- more
about lis goodness. Mr.. l.. was professor Of
re. ion for 10 years. and for ven years past he has
been member of the Methodist Protestant Church:
as a husband. parent, neigbbor and master he was
af,e c,icnaie and humane aud obligin, lie has left
" life and three children. and numerous relatives and
friends TO bemourn their sad loss. and again society
is bereaved ofone of its most useful members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
AssUMPTlON-n great hings after all !

ASSUMP llON-H0 graz WtHpS Hjfc' ut
If Que Of tie ragged and hal-sa''ed denlz MS 81
,he Five Points N New Y,ik, who docs not know in
.c morning where he shall ,leepa gi', at M hi.
where he shall get OF bread IN tie morning,
.houd II ett the rich john Jacob A,tor IN lesl'eet,
and Iutius his arn a-himho, should. with a lott,
srul. warn tie said John Jacob, that lie would not
"assume his debts" We presume The mdtiona"e
would be less ind gnai. al the presumption, than a.
unused at the folly Of the poor fellow. When the
friends of he Admin s,ra,ion in the U. 5. Senate
hold this language 10 the States, der 'mpe'''nente
is scarcely less conspicuous than would be that Of
the mau in the case supposed. Tie Rio hmond E"-
qurer quotes from Vermont paper an article on
The Public Lands, the very fist sentence Of which
reals thus: III Congress should be SO lost 10 all
.f What is right, TO pass law to distribute
",he avails of The public lard among The several
States, a, this time, when the treasury IS nearly
"emp,y,"-( u should have said lie empty, as the
President had the other day to ASK Congress to Dor
row, by anew issue OF treasury notes. upwards OF
iour millions do!la,s ''rhe g"'elnmen' "on'o oe
compelled to in debt, or lay direct TAX, 10
keep the wheels ,f government in motion : A
pretty idea that IA Government, whose own poverty Is
thus graphically d. scli ed, should dec ne, beloe II
is asked, thar IL will not assume the debts II the
States! Why, if the States desired it, aud the
general government was willing, whence would II
get the mon, y, when, in time Of profound peace,
saving It's great Indiln var in oiida II is compelled
10 borrow MONEY 10 pay its own ordinary cxpendi-
tues! The idea is farcical.
But We deny thai the distribution of the proceeds
Of the sales of,he public iauIs will have the effect
ascrihcd ) it by the Vermont paper. 1t will not ne
cessarily lead ether TO debts lax's. To be sure,
Il the expenditures Of the government are never TO be
reduced az from their present exorbiian scale, To
the maximum sum which they reached during tie
econonc; administration OF Mr.. Adams, this posi-
ton might be true. Eur, if the hard-money theory
is to preyall-lf our Banks a,eto be destroyed and
ahen notes Withdrawn from circulation, approaching
the value Of money, precisely every hing else de-
preciaies in valuc,-we hope there will he ieduc-
lion of at least hundred per cent in the salaries
ofihe Office holder including the members Of Con
gcss. reduction to this amount, aided by the in
PRODUCTION once more of just principles OF economy
into tie practical administration Of the government
wnulI bring the expenditures within The resources
of the treasury, derived Gom moderate rate OF do
ties and leave the avals OF the public lands surplus
LIST. lie idle ia the treasury; or, 2y TO tempt th'
governme nj to cx,ravagant or Unconstitutional ex
pendtues; OF, 3jly TO be divided equally among
The Siacs their own legitimate fund. The reo
pie uldel such circun S anccs, unless blinded b,
patty spirit could hesitate in declaring III i"vor
the Later.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
rAsE For cAsrlsfs.

,a;,e, the 9Th uli. is very Indignant
II" vh,s should dare TO give public DIM
thai y, e;,v 10 Mr.. Clay. 1t seems to deem il
W "a, fence against the naJesty OF The people
's in he very same paper IN which ii pours
Al" al. at its wrath, is contained four aud a
GU -. of ,oa.ts and Of other matters connee-
b" h. c,ca, Loco Foco Dinner. in the same
F' ~, Ian before! Now, the case which We
a. -. decided in this IL ii was wrong in the
's' .i.. Dinner aud 10 irvlie Ne.srs. Clay,
We "A 1,,er, how happens Il thai it was rieh'
I.ut Focos to give Dinner, and invite
nv" Roaue, Mas, and MeDo"rll IL II be
W., ,le sin did not consist in car'ne the Din.
T., IN lie accom- apimcnts-in the fact that
1'' wbics ou,-numbefei the Locos. and Of course
~s II more calables aud dfinkabes, why then
wv VIC are ostopped. But Hen tie qnes-
VIZ eco. BY what process does an ac', in iseiisin.
Nv" lame crime because more than $50 per-
", engaged in il! In other words, II il be
W." ..s in $50 Loco Focos TO sill downt 10 asunpn-
n,.,. Why Is il sinful in 1860 Whssto dothe
W, ,hag The Enqniler may say that the
Us made too much noise about their dinner-to
answer the Loco Fueos made all the lose
~. oou,d. and that lhey would have made as II ueh
(. Wings if their numbers had been as great or II
H., lorps bad been strorg enough Or the En-
w.. may say tha, the Wings had moie splendid
- and ,chcr wines Than the Locos-Of this,
r.ao,s, we cannot judge but. # it be so, We deem
:. ...se of commcnda ion rather than oil censure,
- >. beloncing to the caterers rather than TO the
-, Ru, The truth is, the Loco Foco Dinner
'o,e aris,ocratical han that OF the Whies-far
.ho ,,uer no, only had tie democracy oi nun'bcrs'
F. her side, but they absolutely dined /: tobacco
tor, RI .ansed & fumigaed, and soae"hal cnibel-
:, holm be sure, willie the Locos took possession u
,r,rp,rhore HdH-qaite an a'istoerali1a NAME as
n IL admit, and used, not unhcquenlly, for arls'o-
al pnrposes. As for the 'trlumihal arches"
-. ls,,d Of them FOR the fist time through the I
rnouiter though We very checifnlly plead guilty
n The "everg,eeus"-sucha as may wave over an!
mans head in the "EarIh's FIRST Temple the e,er-
nal c,ess f,om which they were gathered, aud such
IS NAV even shade a ',g oabin" without exciting /
he ens, Of some Of the lorIly Democrats we "ot
r. But. s,riousy-Is i, not suprem ly ridiculous
,a, \ man. fresh from a Political DlHner Of his
mo party, shall sit down and Deliberately abuse his
moments FOR Jtttwing IN has footsteps! We have
, own some men, il is tue. veiy seveie upon tie
ales Of Others although those very ira'lI'es consul
ted the prominent defects 81 their own Characters
i, lhen ihey were unconscious "t thu" ithf" n.y.
ut We presume the editor OF tn" Eng 'iref h"t@
a, he had been At u Public Dmncr ON tie 2ath-
IS. that lac Was active IN getting up That o'"nei-
,cn lie sat down t. abuse the Wins ioi attend
= similar Dmner on the 25ih We should Ike /
know Who bestowed npn him The right 10 "m'-
oo,v ,hc homo, Of shown. oil rs IA Table Ora
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

Gj~ At the Loco Foco Dinner, given in Rich
nlond on the 25th ult Mr.. Lecher of Rockbrldge
made "ame and impoicnt effort 10 vindcate Mt.
Mcdowell from The charges brought against him IN
relation TO Bank, the Tariff. Internal lmriovem nis
and Abolition. ieirience to the latter, he says the
hynchbnrg Virgnian earn ddrocdte at thai
''me u lS;s) o.! the opinions expressed ey Mr..
mcdowell and would have rejoiccd to see Slavery
removed from the State, and all property in slaves
aHoga'cd' Whence did Mr.. Letcher obtain tins
'"or"a''on! Did he guess a, il! Or dad he gather
from our files? lis certainly no, true. let him
vi 'ea'ons which we deem ii unnecessary 10 expl'ir
Wv" 10 part, or il any.v"ry casual and slight n The
e"ss'o" oil the hboltipn Notwithstanding IL
.sn WIN TIE publication Of sol,e Of the euecchc'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

CORONER'S lNQUES 1.-Two o, three weeks
ago George Scott came To town; he left his horse on
the opposite side OF the r,ycr aud walked over the
bridge. lie had Contract on the Canal and his
object in visiting town have been 10 procure
neccssaes for his hands. lie was seen IN town af.
ter sb on the day he in aud rs he did not re
tu,n to his horse citizens were much concerned
10 IL ov shat had beco OF hi y. On the 4h inst.
his de ad BODY Wa EDusd in the river The Horse
ford, and on tho following day he Coionefs ln-
quest was held over II. The qutN fund about
the dead body his pocket book, fifty dollars IN Sc'p
aud one dollar aud ten cents IN Specie. From all
The circumstances and evidence, the Inquest came
The decslon that his death was caused by The yio-
lence OF some person or persons; however tcie was
no, unan nifty, two OF them being Of opinion that he
came TO his death by accidental drowning. The
thing Is, asye', wrapped in mystery, which some
future development alone do way. We learn
that he WIS about GO Years OF age, aud that he left
family. WHO, doubt, deeply afflicted with sor.
row al the death OF The husband and the father.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING
By Aiken 4. " tiineioB.

II seems that in stating IN our last number. thai,
this Academy Would be discontinued here after the
last week, We were in an error. We now learn that
previous engagements i'll render IL necessary to
continue ITS exercises yet longer those. therefore,
who write elums'ly and with difficulty sii have an
opportunity to acquire amethod of writing with ele-
gance and ease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

proposed TO dccare. By tae. that ilc ei,iz d. of ills
State shall not exercise rgh conferred u,on them
by The constitution. The proposition vas. ~ il
ought 10 have been. rejected, by the decisive m j,,
~ Of 26 to6i Whether non resident ,o,ps oueh,
10 have been allowed by the cous uoo, is one qnes.
ton-bnt whether, having been SO allowed, il can be
null,ed by law. is aaoiher. and very different one.
rejoice that Loco Foco desttut ,yeness in not YET
prevalent enough in Virginia TO lrgslate nway con
sti,uonal provisions, however doubtful nay be the
propti-y Of the original iot o,po, alton Of those p,o.
VISIONS IN that instrument. So fr rs mere paffy
considerations concetned Il no Interest what
ever in the fac Of Mr.. Smiths roposi,ion +; because
ne result OF my enquiries The sui jeci satisfies
'ha' ne,'her party material gamer by the practice.
ihc wings carry, IL IL probable. few counties by
'he votes Of residents but IL equally certain
that the Loccs carry others by the same weapon.
Even so late AZ this morning. have heard Cuipeper
claimed by them, on the g,onnd. that, although n
majority Vi the resident votes are Wings they will
be able. as there will be no conies, in the adjoining
county OF Madison this Sp,iog, 10 throw into Cul.
pepe, large body Of non resident voters from Mali-
sou. Hanover, il is said, was carried iot the Al
minisi'a,on last Spring, by non.,es dent eo,es,he
heavy vote hom Richmond, in favor OF The Wings,
about which we have 80 many complaints, being
overbalanced by the Loco Foeo on.rcsidrnt vote
from Louisa, 'oehlan !, &c, about which those
who complain of the Richmond votes, are profoundly
silent
Mr.. Lumpkn. of Geo. has int, o,luc ed into the T.
y Senate, n resolution proposing the a'jnurumcn,
oil Congress some time duiing the mouth of May.
Mr.. Webster expressed his concurrence Ia the Ino.
ton.
The Legislature will, Ihmk. rise by the Is h.
Mr. Clay left this city tins evening on his return to
sratlfed doubt, rs he could
rot fail To be, with the enthusiastic reception and
other h'ttfrlng ineleuls connected with his VISIT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
s. Il. BROWN.
COMMUNICATED

CONNUNICATED.
The Friends Of the present Administrator are in
yiieJ to meet AZ Amherst Count hous", the thlrd
Monday in this month. for Ike purpose OF max Ing
arrangement for the approaching elections. A
full attendance is desired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

o. Ex-senator Foster is travelling throus III Ten
nessee Stirring UP the people by c quert speeches in
favor OF lirrison and Wing PRINCIPLES. Mr. Bell
too Ill 60 loth through thar State, ii is sad, IN
mcdiatey after the close Of the session If Congress,
Alas for The loco panty Il will no doubt ex-
claim like the drsparng O,hello-
- Silence that dreadful Bell"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
DRAWINGS RECEIVED.

40 10 % . as 81 II 80 40 G2 IL 80 81.
The abnve numbers were d, ,wn At Ai~xandria
Va, Feb. %, for the benfi Of the wDof Wells
burg Class M. 2, ft 1910 and
l6 81 IL % 4.
Were drawn Al Richmond, March D. 1910, Tor ,hs
benetit of the Monongaa Academy, EMra Class
NJ. 3. for 15l1.
. Good Prizes sold in The above awnings at
BOOkER'S Lotieis aud Exchs""" c"""
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

NV ORLEAhs Feb. IL, 1870
Messrs, EDrToRs-I hav. JUL been informed,
iha, was announced IN your payer. Us 'and date
to represent the county "f Bedo,d IN the n"Al Lee
eislaure UHis be true. you will obligc ne By
making il known, that was ammo nced without MY
knowledge consent. and that | am mol a Candi-
date for that olTire. Yours, &c.
S. r. BROWN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
NOTICE.

MIR. CASWELL POE having transferred all
lvl his mercantile books bonds, nOirs and at
counts TO the subscribers will appear by reference
10 a deed of record in the Clerks office OF The llus
tugs Couu Of Lynchburg. we earnestly request
alt persons indebted 10 HIM by bond or otherwise to
ome forward and make eedy setrlcnenisas further
indulgence cannot he tven AID those 10 whom he is
indebted will please pfe>en, their claims that ar
rangrments may be made Tor then lqad.ion.
PLEASANT LABBY.
john u, d. PAYNE.
I March0 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

u The Richmond Wing of Wednesday las
says Tue Senate on the 81. nsr.. by lie vote
rejected tie bill changing the time Of holding The
general elections in The State from the llh Thursla,
IN Ar'll TO The respective Court days in Arr. A
bill to that eject had previously passed the house
# Delegates, by l,igc majnit,-many gentlemen
o' both parties giving it their support, undo, the
Conviction that the People desired the change. Bui
the check mating" Senate is strong fo the pop.
ula viii.
While 4 e bill was pending, Mr.. Smith Of Gu pc
Per Offered an amendment TO the /, feet that no man
should vote but once, no matter in how many conn-
ties he nj In own fethods. This was tania ouni
TO an endmen, OF the Constitution. II Was r. jec ed
by vote o. &c TO 6.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
LOSS BY EIRI,,

Con +. c. Ca,ring,on's Tobacco Factory al
Halifax G. H., was destroyed by fire last week. Ills
loss is estimated to be f,om IS TO 10, 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

TIME SUBSCRIBER will give liberal wages TO
i n man of business. TO suferintcnd his hands on
the L,nchhurg and Butialo Springs 'furnp'he, il
immediate application be made. ~
- ROBERT GAVIN,
March9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

w lie Ioasts dunk 81, the late Loso Eoro
eS'''"' IN hIehmond are for The ,osr part. com.
p'""u oi stupidity aud msligniiy--ihc former neu.
'f'' eng the later. The patty are growing DIES,
perdte, rs the indi, atoms of ,b,i, ove,tI,raw
Gen. BayIy is the ONLY WIG who receive. a
'o"P' "'et al Their hands. Ills is certificate Of
us adherence TO pfincple, which, lin be. as the stry
w'te's say, "ionndcd facl," furnishes bilius
commentary upon tier course. II Gen. Bayy has
STUCK TO Wing principles, they n.usi have abandon
Ell 'heirs, and adopted the Generals y III they
acknowledge tie cora !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

NJ. GREAT, n n 4. AnNSy m
.Iass
WA Ss.Sn
~ II q w u. II lIlOkt
/ pESPEClFuLL1 inorms h's hisnds and he
L y public generally. that he now has on hand rl,s
largest aud best assortment "i
ri IL IL s1.VD U"x.VTEK -
DRY GOODS
he has eyer had II In his powap 10 ofIer for sale
aud believing as he docs thai he saly sale s.es &c
gening nd oi il in these bard times Is 10 sell hvJr
cash he has determined To offer his stock at way
SMALL ADVANCE. nm The ORIGINAL. f.oSa,
FOR e. A Sn ONIv III
Being so fully convinced Of the erea, advantages o
The cash system, both TO sellers and bnvcrs, hs
does no, hesitate TO shy hs, he can better s,,d l..
sell n, 8 nor cent advance for cash, than o. mr.
cent. on the usual time given In LynchbuKg. Aud
Lnow,nr that purchasers ", protect their owi,,,er-
cst wheD great advantages NJ Offered he feels en-
,ycl, SAINT nine Of his ability 10 adhere TO the ese h
sys,c,n viii The ,nm.s, riv,r m futn,c
The following article, are n mari of The s,ock Of 3
fr,cd under nm. new system, NJ 4 IN which nnh,,r ~
teot.on is most earnestly invi,ed All he asks ~ tn
examine his stock after .Linp n, other places. aud
he can't oil y ucisn To pure has,rst 10
ade he is perfectly willing they shall 10 else whe, r.
Tie would have the public dist nelly to understand
thai he dses Mei suhct wish rxpeet to sell s.y
article AT higher rates than !, can he had 10 shis ,sus
Lr;
GEO pieccs C.coes of pir s,yIcs and prices sua6fA
10 the season.
900 :. Mousclin de I,,iur, n, pvicex ranging fr,u
a5 cents pet ward 10 rs cts
so pieces Victoria aud other Satin s,ripcd Cballys.
40 plain and eolored Silks Of The richest u, lea
and shades.
90 doz Shawis and Dress tetcl,iefs ipciutiina
| Broehia, Chenille, Mcrin,., Mousesn Dc
| I.anes, Taglaonia, SILK anl Satin,
! GO niece, Cd AIrrinoes nj all prices
! IS "a, 10 and 4 checked Linseys
| $50 4 failed Inseys and other coarse Wool.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
by ChnrIcs Phelps, Arc,.r,

by Charles Phelps, Aectr.
WILL SELL, on Tuesday, the nh inst. 10
= front imy auction store.
binds. New O,lrans Sugar,
10 bags green Coffee.
l'erccs New Orlvans Molassc.,
barrels do do
casks ), NJ. Vine.
20 boxes Tallow Candies,
boxes Rock Candy.
20 boxes Bunch Raisns.
10 baskets Champaigrc Winr,
} barrels Rice,
Letter. Cap AID Wrapping PAPER. &c. &c.
Terms AT sale.
CHARLES PHELPS, auc,'r.
IN. III have NJ private sale seIy likely Negro
Hhl about 10 Yeas old. L. 4.
Marchg IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

d' l''ti.do on both sides B,,, err, L..
Gu 'pnions. What justification.
''1' 'ac' have furnished for those who. in az,
denounced those opinions as Of next lio 10 ,.,son
anu "io' YET through their delegates. voted for
.'f. mcdowell as Governor! That is The a,f,,cn,,,
'o' VIZ. Ltieher 10 sslye, which il is no, within IN.
.''"pass even Of his sorer-eminent aL,l,,y 10 d..
n"' VT. Le'che' tells cock and .Lull-so,y abou,
'i' "''iner' the antagonist of Mr. McDowrl bav;,v
"so oeen IN L'vor oi the Abolition chcme in $40
II 'is were true, ii would be suflicien, ansu,, So
lar as this story is intended as y,od,c,,,o
WV 'o''u Tor MI Mcdowell, thai the. dad I, OF Know
" 81 ''e '''ne they gave that vote! Blu, we are as
snred that the story IS not true.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

FINHE subscribers having purchased Of Nj 4.
i Echols his entire stock OF
BOOKS, STATIONARY &c.
are nov prepared offer to the prhlic an"re e""s-
plce assortment Of ~ Articles in their hne than rhis
market has ever Afforded.
Our stock being larger than we wish TO keep on
hand are disguised, in order to vedacc u, to sell
very low lar cash ar to puncinal customers.
We invite our friends To call aud examine onr
assortment and prices. being Confident that boiS
PAYNE 4 GREGORY.
March b tsn
Negro Man for hire.
NOR HIRE Tor the batsnce Of the year, a likely
Negro Man. ALFRED 5. LEE.
March ) - u
ROBERT EARLY.
SURG EO.r ID EVTxST r.
UIAS RETURNED TO LYNCTIBURG and
i i may be found At tho FRASKLIS ilorEL-
Dc.0 ~Su
TIL - T. " d L = ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

kNOR 1llltE---A Neg,o man accustomed I.
Il work about town. Apply 10
NJ. II. GARLAND.
March 9 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
.N.IKCN SCXE.HES!
1910.
SlO.OOO!!

.N.IKCN SCHEMES!
1910.
SIO,OOO!!
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Class No. =, Tor 1910.
To be dawn at Alexandria, Va. March z,
70 Numbess-I3 drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000! is OeO!
900 dollars 1000 dollars
5000 dollar 2.t071 dnlias
SO P,izes Of 81 600. so Prizes 800! &c.
Tickets only Ten Doa,s.
S1J,OOO!
VIRGINIA PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
Extta Glass 3. Tor 1910.
To be drawn at Richmond March 10.
GRAND SCHEME.
SIS 900 S5.0oO!!
$500 dolla,s . coo dollars.
l,J57 dollars! l.150 dollars
90 Prizes of $1,000, &c.
Tickets S5-sbsres 10 proportion.
$4,000!
TIRGINI1 MONONGILIA LOTTERY,
Class 3 for 1910.
To be drawn At Alexandra, Va. Marcel, II, 1910
10 numbers, - ballots.
CAPITALS.
$50 Ooo! 10000,
900 dollars! $500 dolIars
800 dolia,s! 3 600 dollars
2 500 dollars.
40 P,izcs ol 3 300
so OF $3.50 60 OF 200
Tickets only tn dollars.