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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Cheapness and Utility.
THE .STR.YU CTTTER

acknowledged TO be the most useful and eco.
4 nomieal implement the Farm. siace Il Is
eertained by actual experiment, that saving Of at
least 80 per cent. Is effected by their use, and Stock
are Kept in better condition.
For cutting every description of rough feed,
stapIcs's Patent straw Cutter,
Is new invention a new principle. and pronoun-
ced 10 be the end of improvement IN these things. Ii
SIMPLE can hardly be got of order. requires lit
Tie power, the wear of any part will prevent its
doing lis work well, and when necessary they can
be repaired by common workman.
There are two knives which from drawing motion
peculiarly adapted to cutting. will cut well without
thai Keen edge that all other machines of this kind
requue; they will therefore, want less grinding aad
tor THIS purpose, they are easily taken oil aud
placed. as no screws attached to them, and
nice ftiing is required,
There are also two bed shears which support the
feed on each side, IT is By the knives aud
asiraw will escape uncut OF he bruised mashed
off. let the knives be dull sharp.
With this Machine one hundred pounds Of sh cave
OATS can be cut up IN five minutes. They neatly
and substantially manufactured NJ the subscribers
shop. on the Lynchburg and Campbell Courthouse
Turnpike. aud may be had Of Lynch
burg, al $50 each.
Other Straw Cutters can be altered 10 the above
principle # sent 10 the shop.
n. Bio introduce this Invention abroad, the
Rights for the different States or Counties will be
sold low. and for The reason, where several Ma
chimes ordered from distance, some deduction
will be made in the price.
WIN. A. STAPLES.
11ac aa1 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
From Tie ", \. Heroid. Dec. 90.
CORN TRADE.

The Globe and +. Corning arrived this morning
from Albany, with upwards OF ten thousand ba,rels
oil Hour-ille last ieceips by the North river al
next spring. There are about one hundreds
thousand barrels in this market winch viii, with the
arrivals tIom the South, suffice for tins winters
consumption. BY the mild weather keeping ravipa-
ton open so long as ii did, the supplies of Genesec
have increased. and we shall now fall short in that
description, as was The early part OF the season
anticipated. The price is now So 81 a barrel. with
out any prospect for an advance, unless the Geehts
TO England decline and, many OF the transient
ships have gone South to take IN COTTON frrlphts
here, IN our packets, have advanced TO }s 6 a Is
per barrel Were they lower. large shipments
would be made Immediately tcmitances at So
The Oxford, sailed to-day, has on board about two
thousand bartes-iho Sheffield. 10 sailnexl Monday
one or TWO thousand banes. and the Siddons - hlch
sails on Thursday, three thousand barrels THESE
form the bulk of the shipments Tor the present.
Pfeuy large orders sill ia the hands OF the bro
kers most Of which, however, will not be completed
u either hour or heights decline. ! he Irincipal
sales made IN this market. within The week past have
been TO spectators, who auutipatc an ance in
January. lis said they have stored iiny thousand
barrels aud upwards, IN expectation in hopes ola
rise then. Receipts from the South may disappoint
them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

A HE SUBSCRIBERS agents for the sds
/ "A of large number Of the genuine
szOrsss 7zu!iicasstis Cuttings and K0oe
OF the present years growth. They are iIom
very unusually 1ourlshng nursery, IN the ADJOINING
county OF Buckingham, and The trees are oil uucOn
monty vigorous growth, many Of them on the 4"
inst. measuring Gom 80 10 feet in height. Inc
cultvaior, Rev. j. ). Armistead, secured IN the pe
sent unpropilIous season, the growth Of serentyH
trees lof every bundled single buds planted Nv
warrants the genunencsS Of the trees aud the ma'u''
~ of all the wood which he sells. The cuttings anu
roots will be ready lor delivery early in No'emOH
Application to US, post paid will be promptly ="
tended TO- WILLIAMS " slolo"'
July ID Wv II wtso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
&Es.ECTH0NS.
THE SNOW


A train the Long Island Rail Road which
lett H'rksvillc Tor New Nork Oh Monday morn,ng
did no, arrive at Jamaica tsxteen nes) until Wed.
nrsiay Passengers saw The drifts are ak and Sc.
ven leet deep. The Stonington Rail Road wa,
CLEARED wIrh great labor Three locomotives were
pm togeiher 10 drag the train. The passeppsrs
who Il ~ here Saturday. j. NJ, did not arrive a, Dos
ton nsiil Tuesday al | o'clock.
The hartford Courier says the snow Storm com
mehced ihere abou 10 O'Clock on Saturday
evening. asd continued dcring the whole of Sauf-
. day.
: The wind blew strong during The day, until
ms Monday mstning, about two O'Clock, when it
'S'easfu !" perfect gale and colt'nuediill about
s9h rise When gradually ahaled. "a @ieaier guam
t"s o. snow Has allen, ihan bave eve known, in
ms 1iein'ly, 10 one storm. III many pars OF the
chs- ihesoow lays in drifts, eight TO ten ferl de nth
/" course. macy ofsihe streets are nearly or nuke
isipa-saese- Nd ianIs have arrived In this CITY
AGce Saturday hight; and we understand tia,
ne'thefihe Sootiiess, Northern, or Western mails
LEFT Ibis uorping rs
~ The Sefc. sier Spy says, that tile snow feldn-
ring The late stc,n 10 The depth Of foot and half
IN an average. aud much diiGed. 1t showed
aud fained i'r about forty hours. and The bcay.
esisnow siofss cor the last Yeas.
The Storm an The Iaferior.-Tbe quantity Of snow
al the Wrss has been great, and il is Dueh
frhcd, HAT the passage OF the Boston aud Worces-
fci ran road was entirely obsirutied. Monday
aos yesterday. There were TWO eneincs vi " or
cesler &c leave thai place at O'Clock on Monday
morning, ard TWO leli here wiIh snow plough Al
iGe same lime The former have no, arrived. no,
'sys me tsuef returned. Boston ID. -Adc.
ne Passengers per steamer Providence. from
OK. which left Nov York al 4. Il. NJ. on
arrived 40 this cry al2, r. N. yesterday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
REMEDY FOR PILES.

nR. W. ". MARSHAbL'S iulalible remedy
IL Tor the above disease, by Ii. LATHAM.
N.B.-Numernus references can be given. We
submit the certificates ofthe Rev. William a. Smith
AMI Thomas Hurt, as specimens OF many more thai
might be offered, Others viii be published from tmr
to time, may find room.
This is 10 certify that have had fair opportunity
TO know both the nature and effects OF Dr. Marshall :
remedy FOR the BLIND PILEs aud tn nix it n duty |
10 those who suffer with this distressing disease
To say that it may be confidently relel on a safe,
agreeable and Efficient remedy tor the form OF disease
for which the proprietor recommends II. 1t hls
been extensively used in the circle of my aequain-
lance, aud a case Of failur- has not come 10 my
knowlege. WILLIAM a. SMITH,
Ed. Of tic Ia An {. Con Journal
Richmond. Ia Oetober q, 1897.
thereby certify that WAS afl ctcd for number Of
years with the Piles, which produced great weak
ness and general arrangement oithe system. Alter
several aud repeated prescriptions llom Physicians,
(Which provedof no avail fortunately for me | saw
an account OF DR.. w. w. Marshas remedy in a
newspaper. | procured it, and in sho,t lnc II
made perfect cure, and in the of lwt,
months | leganed my usual health. can with
confidence recommend 1t rs an efficient remedy.
THOMAS HURT
HbHc Caimncys, Ia. Oct. pa 1887
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

A "eie Philosopher and nc'r sysem Of PLjosofly.
"A new heit has arisen. Tor which The world is IN
debied 10 Virginia. e tud The following notice
3f II, IN the Washington correspondence Of the n.
Y. Star:
Mr.. Cmia-and by the by, a curious man is tbs
same Mr.. saig o Virginia he is most profound
philosopher, aud what is more important s,lil Is.
that he has org 1atcd 4 system Of philosophy
he thinks .ycfy u'ng in this world is determined is
what lie calls lcchnuaii5, good and III "luck!" IT,
says that Fulton mvcuird he application Of " good
mck'i thai Jeflr.scn's authershlp Of the DECLARE
iIon OF Independence vas uwiug 10 The same cause.
and thal TO good TACK tone me We indebted Ion
&c. &c. THIS is liz theory q No Craig's Sys-
em'' aud if 1t be rpc, } eau ouiy cay l'dihe ionn.
d 81 II himself, has been born 10 musl 'Aolahlt
: baa lack ntontiie piincple HAT u losp 'a' /
makes WISE man, 6dJ l4rk pukss "a !eo;s,
one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Mr-rnAL WrALTn OF NissoUhi.-The St
is Bulletin says almost every paper we receive f9in
the inferior of The State brings intelligence OF Tue
discovery Of hidden Heasufes-soHe sure mus
~ minerals win which our State is iuexhapsii-
bly supplied. The last Jeilersonian contains the
lolloWinp
The lead mines in this county, and IN the adJoin-
ing county, Miller. promise We understand TO SUI.
pass IN richness even those of Galena. Those en-
gaged IN aging are mixing fortunes rapidly Ere
another nonth passes AWAY. there IS DO doubt our
mineral wilderness will be alive with labofers and
speculators Large quantities OF tbs land laye al.
ready been taken up, and the period cannot be lar OIL
when there VII not remain one footoi government
land ia all these yast mineral regions which hereto
fore has been considered entirely worthless, on ac
count Of theif poverty Of soil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

We were on Saturday night last. ysiled with an
old fashioned snow Storm such grand fathers
used TO witness. ehen they were obliged 10 get nat
OF their chamber windows. ii comment ed about o
o'clock on Saturday evening, and continued unlIl
Sunday evening. II is SADLY some TO be the great
est snow stotm have had Tor l9 or 90 years.
The roads are completely blocked up 50 that no
mail has arrived ~ nwn since the storm. The
snow IL probably feet deep ON q level The Rail
Road Cars we've unable TO run Oh Monday. An Ell
fort made to engine The road, bun
succeeded only IN getting about miles, the snow
being aud feet deep IN Ia some places.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Com nissi0nCTs' SAKE Of Land in Camp
bell CDRnfy.


EpN virtue OF the provisions Of decree ofthe
ED county court of Campbell, pronounced at the
December tenn 1889, in the case of Black &al. VS.
Pauuai Sal the undersigned appointed comm sson-
ers for the purpose, will proceed, on Saturday The
18Th day of January 1910. on The premises, to ex
pose to the highest bidder, at public auction, the
Tract OF Land, lying in the county oil Campbell adj
Joining the llnds OF Jno. :. Payne and others on
which Ms. Michael Black now resdes-beine the
same Land II which the late John Black, died seized
containing 745 acres more or less. The and will he
sold IN parcels in whole, as the commissioners shall
Judge 10 be most eXpedieut on the day of e, ac-
cordIng to discretion. vested in them by the SAID
decree.
Mrs. Black is entitled 10 hold this land during
the year ls40-and the sale will be made subject
this right, the purchaser or purchasers having pos
session Ter seeding purposes in the fail Of 1910 and
lul possession on the lsr day oi January ISL.
Terms of sale-Onc thnd of the purchase money
to be paid on the Ist Janury 1871 and the balance
in two equal annual instruments from that day-ihe
purchasers giSing bonds with approved personal
security and the tile retained additional securi
~.
The title is believed good, but the undersigned
will convey such only as the decree aforesaid vests
in theHI. JNO. B. DABNEG,
Boiling CLARKE,
WM. ORGAN.
G. ID. GILLIAN,
JNO. S. PAYNE.
Commissioners.
Dec. 10 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHOUSE
ESPECIFULLY informs his friends and n.
u public generally, that he couiinues 10 cary or
ihe manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN WARE
in all its various branches. His stock of Tin War
IS now large. well assorted, and well worthy the an,
lenlion of both wholesale and retail dealers His
stock of STILLS aud other Copper Ware is also
very large and desirable and lac is prepared TO mann
factute TO order STILLS any size or pattern and
will also repair old STILLS take them in exchaps,
for
He has also hand large and well asserted
stock OF WOKE WIRE for heat fans &e and !.
prepared to weave any oider he may receive
lie also has attached to the establishment BRASS
FOUNDRY, aud is prepared to cast order BxII,
for laverns, churches and other purposes, fobate
Screw Boxes castings for Thseshing Machines, and
all other kinds of Brass Castings
lie continues, also, 10 gutter and cover Houses
either in town country, with Copper, Tn, Zina
or Sheet Iron upon the most favorable terms
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, enher purchased
or TAX en- in exchange FOR new work. County us-
duce also taken exchange for all work in his hne
Aug. WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
RAMA WAY

ENRON the subscriber at a farm near Warn;,
Il Nelson County, James River ii
property of Joseph G. Cabell. young negro man
named HENRY.
lie wen, off in the month Of August, at which time.
as for sumo time previous thereto. he was engaged
aborcr on the Canal. lie is now prot ably some
where on the line of the Canal or River, between
Lynchbnrg and Richmond. LII is about "a wears
Of age, about5 feet or 10 inches high, well made
OF rather light complexion, and has The mark of
wound above of bis eyes, aud stammeIs in speak
ing. He was born and lived in Lancaster Coun.
~, until "A few years past.
Reward of twenty-five Dollars, will be
paid for his delivery lie subscriber, or for his de-
livery into jail, that he shall be restored to TIE
pos ession OF his owner
GARNET DUNCAN,
Nov 2S wIw
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I.OETlCAB..
.sp~.h net .. Ms. /. ni"sr w.ra.r


woaId'sr thou a ~andercr reclaim.
A wild and restless spiri, tame.-
Check tl.t warm fo~ of yaathfnl h"oa.
Ant len. q lost one back 10 sFea
Pause. IL thy spirits ~'aih be s'iffa'
Speak not TO hir- bitter word
snc,l mn, that bit,er word may be
The stamp that seals his destiny.
If~ileIy he hath gone astray.
And dark excess has msrkedbis WY.
,Tis pififal--but ye,bewaro.
Reform must come from kindly care.
Forbid thy parting lap. TO move.
Bat in tl,eeentic tones of lave.
Though sadls his Young heart hath err'd
Speak not 10 him bitter word.
The lowering frown he viii not bear,
The venom chidings viii not hear.
The anlent spirit will no, brook
Tie singing tooth ofparty rebukc.
Thou wouldrst not gsad the restless steed
10 eaia hi. Err or cheek his speod,--
Then let no angry tones be heard
Speak not to him "a bitter word.
Go kindly 70 him,--make him feel
Your heart yeams deeply for his veal:
Tell him the dangers thick that lay
Around Ills awildlv devious way
so shalt lhou win him, cali him back
From pleasures smooth, seductive trnck,
And varniors fhou bast mildly piscn
May guide tho wanderer up To Heaven.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
SCHOOL ar THE COTTAGE.

H'IlE subscriber has employed experienced
l. fe male teacher, who comes highly focommep
ded aud will open a school for glls, at his residence
near Lynchbutg in Campbell county, on the third Of
February next.
TERMS,
Per Session OF ) months one half payable in sd-
vance VIZ:
All the branches usually taught in Schools, Sl2 50
Music, inc ludng use OF instruments Is 90
Boarding, including every Accommodation so 90
No pupil will be received for a less lime than
from The day Of entry tllhe end OF the Session and
deduction will be made for lost time excep in cas-,
Of sickness A. 5. PAYNE.
N b. The subscriber accommodate ORG
young ladies' i'll his family. A. 5. ?.
Dec. II Wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
LEXINGTON AND LOUISVILLE RAIL
nDA

The State Of Kentucky endorsed the bonds OF tbs
company to The amount Of 500 900 more. The
company sold the bonds bun has twice lalird 70 meet
The interest on ihen. and the Executive Of the State
has been compelled tomeetit, that The public credit
might be sustained.
Governor WiekllTe recommends that the charter
OF tie company be forfeited aud the road sold.
This will probably he done, and the State become
the purchaser.
Upwards Of s6t0, 900 have been expended in
making thar part Of hstoad, now completed, be
tween Lexington and Frankfort. The completion
of tie remainder, within any gwen time, Is problem
alieal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
LOVE.

II IS leafiuI lining
To love ns love hce; to feel tho world,
The bright, the bcantii,,l, tlie jo, ri, ing world
A blank wiIhost thee more to
Can hope. JOY, fear, different seeming
J lnsc no hope that docs not dream fnr Thee,
] have fenf that docs not dream for Thee.
Al Tint once tpak pleasure in--my Lutte
j. oniy sweet Wien II repeats thy hume
Nv flowers, only gather ,hen, ior Thee
The books drop iistless down; I cannot rend
Unless tits to Thee--my lonely hours
Are spent in shaping forth our future lives
After my romantic labelca.
7hes sr the star round which my thougi s rcYeye
Like satellites. l.. T.. L..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

TnE SUGAR CRoP.--We learn from lhe Franklin
Republican OF the 30lh ult, that the cane has not
been injured by the iost OF Tuesday week, and an
ueipaltuns OF heavy crops expected 10 be tealiz-
ed lay the planters otthat section Of the State. Ma
ny have made three hogsLeads to the acre, aud the
general average istwo. II greatest complaint IS.
that they viii have 10 cut mole sugar wood. which
v. q. Bee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
EeV.NE' & MARTIN.
9prOS5ie Ghe Post Office.

DE1NG determined 10 sell at very teducedp prices,
hp all Goods exclusively adapted TO the winter
trade respectfully invite the attention ofthe public TO
their stock Of heavy Woollcns and Linseys for Ne.
erues, Point. Duilel, Rose and Whitney Ban! cts,
kentucky Jeans, Slllnetts, French aud English
Merinos, Shlvls, Carpeng, Hearth Rugs, Fur
AMI Seal Caps &c, &c. An OF which viii be offer
ed Al u mere Commission TO close :he stock by spdug
Dec. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
.ss.gfCATEebS.

H,HE SUBSCRIBER having comfortable
4 room near the upper rnd OF Main Street OPP
posite tie Union Savings Back, would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Lynchburg, that he VIII com
ncnce his School on Monday the l3Ih oil January
next. uisterms for the Session OF five months, pay
able in advance will be for
Orthocraphy, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, - D
Enel,sb G,a,nnar and t;eerfaphy IL
Natural Philosophy, Surveying and Mathema-
ticks, ~
Fromseyeral years experience rs a teacher and his
determination TO omit no pan of duty, the suescrl-
Der hopes to gives satisfaction 10 all who may favor
him with their patronage. lie will be prepared
by the first Of January to accommodate ten ~
twelve buaders.
LEWELLlN J. COPPEDGE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
.A'AyRGE,.

/ , virtue Of an act c The General Assembly, and
- ID pursuance OF an order of the county Count
ol franklin, shall offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, for cash. "A Franklin Count House. on the
first Monday in February next, (bcing Court day.
IA Runaway slave confined ia the Jail of SAID
county, who calls himself, uRIAS JONES. aud
who says he belongs 10 Elizabeth MeNiel, Polly
Griffith ard Genrge Griffith Of Cumberland county,
North Carolina. GILES ". b. HALE, d. S.
for Sam. Sauodefs Shift. OF Franklin Co.
Rocky Mount Dec. IL 1917
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
E5,S.En.Y .gC,ERsE.ygI.
Dec IL

rENIlE next session Of Union Academy will com
Il mcnce on the fifteenth of January next under
the direction of BENJAMIN w. CURTIS, A. NJ.
Principal, aud Nj. WIN. f. MILLER, Assistant
Teacher. in the new Building erected for the pnr-
pose. The following will be The terms OF Tuition
wit:
Preliminary Course So per session
II ighcr Branche, Of The English Ian
gua2e exclusive Of MathematIcs) u ditto
Mathematics. French, German, Latin
or Greek Languages 10 ditto
Studeuts will be charged from the entrance teas
OF sickness exeepted) TIL The close of The session.
Board Incl adiug washing, lod ging lights, &c 'ns
be had in private families, convenient 10 the lnsn'u-
ton. al IS per month.
By order Of the Board.
K. ID. PALMER, President
JAMES PANKEY, Secretary.
SnonI Spnng. Cnmphell. Dec. 10 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
GOVERNOR BAGBY vs.. SUPREME COURT.

Some Two years since, Judge M knley Of the Su-
prenle Count, decided individually. that Corpora
ton could make contract by ais agent in auoh-
ef state,--a decision which was justly looked upon
as most extraordinary. Tie Supreme Count re-
versed II, aud the Governor forthwith calls out
"lhe sovereignty OF Alabama, TO attack the Supem
Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
NOTICE.

WILL be sold, at the Union Hotel, the 30th
w day of anuars, 1910. all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture consisting of Feather Beds and
Furniture, Bcdsteads. Tables, some very fine,
Chairs &c. &c. Also, 3 Cows, . Hogs and lot
Of Hay, the property of A. w. Cienshaw, taken by
virtue Of ID stress Warrant in favor Of J. A. Meni-
wether. All sums over ten dollars will be sold
months credit with interest from the day OF sale
Bonds with approved security will be required in
all cases leu dollars and under cash.
A. +. BIGGERS, c. G. l..
Dec. 26 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Fatal. DUEL.-The Charleston Courier
learns from gentleman that duel was fought near
Tallahassee, on Thursday evening. the 12th inst,
between General l.. Read, and Col. Augustus Aston
IN which Col. A. was Killed. The weapon were rifles
distance % PAGES. Col. Aston was shot Though
the heart NJ the FIST fire.
Tho difficulty which occasioned this fatal affair,
originated Dung political contest, aud has been
the cause olmuch excitement Tor severel weeks
past.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
E.ARs0ssEgsS WANTED.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES 10 Hlhb
n for the ensuing year, from
80 10 20 ft6!e-GGEgSe6g Negro .hen
to be employed ON the James Riyer and hdaas4,
Improvement Immediately, at IRdugh'S Ferry i" r Nv
County Of Bedf0rd, IA miles ADORE LyachbWg' ~,
such laborers liberal prices Will be paid by TIE ,s
The hands will be treated in the best possible HaOp,
as To Diet clothing, Nc. The work is light anu -,
aud fee from danger by the blasting of locN' N'"
Is none 10 be blasted on ny contract. ,,..s,l
References, as to responsibility &C.. to h''g
Jno. HoHus and Geo. Baghy, of Lyuchbu's 'bsa|
Capt. Elliott Wortham of Amherst.--Al OIL W.
are authorized 10 engage hands for me. r,ys
RICHARD REIN
Dec 16 -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
trom The northampton Uoss) Republican, Dec. Is
SNOW STORM

We have just bad The heaviest and most furious
sloIm OF SNOW, that has visited this vicinity for
years. Il commenced snow ing abonl one oGlock
on Sunday morning. AID continued aithout inter-
mission, Ton tbits five houfs, accompanied with .
yoleni wind, winch IN some places has made dtllfs
mountains high. obslroeting That tie mas from
the Souih WI ieh VAS due al O'Clock ON Monday
morning, did not arrive until O'Clock on Tuesday
morning.
The mails from the Nonh, East aud West, were,
also, much retarded
When the roads are broken, business will be
lively.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
SEA- GOODS.


a MONG orr stock are 10 be found some very
L u handsome Silk Goods, viz
Plain blk aud blue Blk Gro de Maps and Lustrings
Blue Blk fC'd Gro de Maps and Gro dc Altics.
Plaid aud fig'd Gro dc Maps all coils. aud quail
ties.
Plain aud ig'd. Satins new style and elegant.
Baanet and ether most beautiful Ribbons.
Trimming Nelyets as>t'd. coors.
Chenellc Cord aud Silk Velset Ribbon.
SILK and Chenee Fringes, variety Of colors. a
part bought at auction and will be sold very low by
HUNT x MARTIN.
Oct, 81 Is