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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

of the chairman Of the Comnlt'ec at Esectons' con.
tsmraied The most speed: remedy, he should give Il
The preference. Let US inquire, SAID he It wrong ~.
~. Hons. As In. question Of the ProPrley or IN
proprrly uthe resolutions Of The gentleman from Ten
pasfse depended upon the question whether wrong had
been done or not let as, said Mr. c. examine ~ncasl
~ ,b;s House or not Mr c. here, j, being near four
o'clock, yielded the floor TO
Mr.. CRANSTON, on whose motion the House adj
jour,cd.
CosRrcrIoSOu Reporter asks permission 10 correct an erioE
~ rather ir might from IN" manner ~
which ~ reported Mr. Pecs objection 10 Mr. tlcTds reading
Ii. the statement cf Nh Garland the Clerk
iach: tscra. b. irc that Nh Peck "'rt"t L. gentle
reading document; wiaicr part 81 h- speech The
Mr. r. objected C.!:rT;ar's reading
hi> speech ar-ucr Coacvcr by another person. aud adj
dressed thu House which lac considered ont 81 ord- Nj.
III: time that he willing 10 listen 10 speech oi
ans length that ir Clifford himself might make.
An error committed NJ. Mitchell tie
demand made Yesterday for the yeas and nays the motion
submitted by Mr. Clifford 10 have certain stat neRt read, which
ism. uboyc.-CiCjr.
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The EoaR""ry lytst.oa HE Governor OF Maine IN
has late rssarc presents 10 the Legislature the details
and negotiations touching this very delicate and
portani question We have NJ the time 70:
copiuus extract but content ourselves with laying 5e.
fore readers THIS morning the following interesting
paragraph, which coSes h:s narrative:
''Ihe views which have prese ntcd in this commrni.
cation upon the subject Of the boundary we.c these
tertaned independently Of what IS ascerteEel
fact, TO wit that our territory is actually invaded and
of course 10 be modified by that circumstance. OF
fetal information o. that fact received hy few
days SINCE while my way TO THIS place, PLY oi
the Lieut. Governor OF the Province Of New Brunswick
10 letter Of inquiry addressed - him by myself III
!aon to this subject. II Is admitted, that
companies Of British troops have been stationed Tie.
mscouta Lake; but II IS alleged " the Lieut. Gov. 10
have been done, not by ls orders, but By Tie
thori!es OF Lower Canada. THIS movement, cannot
bat regard, under whatcye. branch of British authority,
or whatever pyetence, II NAV have been made,
only as violation OF The spirit OF the arrangement
agreed upon IN March last, but clearly nva.oa
OF territory. Under these circumstances. deem
ed it TO be my duty Immediately communicate the
facts the President of the t. S. with other though
less Official, information received Of the building d;
barracks By the British Government; on both SIDES
Of the 81. Johns, the mouth of Madawaska fIycr
which ! did calling officially, for that action tie
part Of the General Government which the case re.
CURED and the Constitution ana laws Of the L States
clearly cnjoin"d. copy o: the communication TO tic
President, and Of the correspondence between the
Lieutenant Governor Of New Brunswick and myself,
is herewith lad before you.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

TuE AMIsrAD AsuIT BL.cK>-Th,s case is again
up before the l. :. District Court OF Connection, at
New Haven Judge Judaon presiding. Mir Cleveland,
OF New London, counsel for two of the Spanish owners
OF proper,y on beard the schooner tmstad; and the l.
5. District Attorney, under the direction Of the Go-
vernncnt the l. : counsel for the Spanish nai.cr
Mr. Cleveland pu in claim, on behalf of his clients
praying that the goods might be given mp their Civ
ng bonds-;hc goods 10 be sold b. order o:cour,. The
the entire cargo sold for ~hot il might concern dis
claiming however any idea have the Africans sold
The question was argued whether :h- Africans
mirt: Withdraw their plr. 20 Tie jurisdiction Of the
court on The ground that tn" seizure was not IN the
territorial jurisdiction OF the court The court decided
that they might, and put i'll any claim they chose.
Their counsel then put in general answer, which
they claim that they arc not property and that this
court has no jurisdiction them such
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

IETEESBCRG. January -
Bridge Dsstroyed.-The bridge across the ADpom''
tox, uniting Pocahontas and Petersburg. desio'
ed on Sunday morning last. The heavy rain .! u.
preceding night, brok" up and forced down the rvs
large masses Of icc which, lodging aga:nst Tie pa.
that supported the bridge. continued 20 accumulate ~"
the pressure from the ice and the current and was SUI
rs to force the s;iis from their places aud the sup
structure falling in IL" entire mass carried OF
The stream. The coaches, %;h passengers .om y
Pocahontas Depot, passed over lev minutes preToi
TO the falling of the bridg-and, Fortunately, there "
no one on il at the time OF tho accident. The Joss
the bridge will subject our citizens, and the ,ravez:
public, 10 much difficulty. It is hoped, however, u,
measures Ill be speedily adopted to remedy the :
convenience, by erecting bridge OF more stEeas-
and durability, than the one which has been desroy
r.3msrirGa S0tssmcn
Ire in James Rircr.-Wc learn from Capt Na.s-
OF the sch!. Experiment. who arrived here on sstuU
last, that re informed b. masters of vessels '.
attempted TO ascend James River on Friday and ".
compelled TO return, hat from Day Point up the ~"
was completely blocked with Ice.-.S5Jo'k Bsde0r
The Norfolk Herald Of Monday states, that n c''s
quence of The rain on Saturday, the ice was 50 e: .
duced "as to permit the steamer Thomas Jehefsos
lea-e City Point (where she had been enbHg*o
the ice for twelve days. Yesterday noTnlag, anG ~.
hero last evening l:tie attes her asus. aoaE' 1'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

IN rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery of Caroline
County. the 9th day Of JANUARY 1870:
Thomas Hurt, Plaintiff.
against
benjamin Hunt j. and o;her-. Defendants.
% defendant Maria Bane having entered appearance
and security according the Ar; Assembly and the
Of - court and appearing By satisfactory evidence that She
nitbtaH Of this commonwealth ordered
said def nian appear before the jutCc ii tn said Court Tn,
Courthouse Of SAID County The day of the ter and
the bill Of the panri and copy this order
forthwith inserted in saprr published IL! the
Richmond fts mau: successfully pos,e! font
door ul the Courthouse Of said County.
4 Co.y-T..lc. RUBT. III DG.N, Ci,r..
Jan n .S-Wsw
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,.rhp SD0iI> of Ifice.-,

The Wings hav" twlt'ed the Republicans with an III.
ordinate thirst for o',ce; bat they forget tie r"pacy i
their party. Take the following illustrations Tie
y. Commercial says. that 'tor the ~ Offices Of &C.
putty Of grain in that city, there are lees
than 700 applicants Near 20 II. 1.-THE fhi!adc
pha Gazette sympathseS with Gov. Seward whose
.'perplextes IN his appointments 10 Office. would be
immcGsarGJ'c, il not that the independent dec.
SONS which he arrives have h2cu manly marked By
such effective dscc-nmemt to dsarm ali ccusu7c -
c viii be the most fortunate dispenser Of the '.oaves
and fishes in the void Il he does not aisaPpon, anI
lnicn Ii. snnlls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

We have resigned nearly the whole of our available
columns this morning to numerous Correspondents.
There is not one Of their Communications, which We
would be willing prcter!t. There point in al Of!
them.
On our outside form, have published the move.
of STATES the interesting question o!
sf y;tivcs from Justice and We have commenced the
able and celebrated Speech OF Mr.. Bcntoa The
sumption Of the State Debts, and the disposition OF the
Proceeds Of the Public Lands We shall conclude H.
II possible, in our next. The Washington Corrcspon.
don't Of the X York "New Era speaks o.. IL j. d
III. ..os, splendid efforts of his life"
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Stratton's Office.

DRAWN Numbers Va. Pecrsbarg Lottery !; drawn
~ January -.
Is ): % 10 3, 81 - 81 80 10 IG
Whole Ticket Mo-. 81 10 -, sold BY STRhTToS.
Nos. Maryland state Lottery Jan. II.
81 - 81 IL ~ - 10 - - -
Wlolr ticket Nos r. ~ -, prize OF Sl,.5J sold and
cashei AT sight BY STRATfnN, the ali prize seller.
Drawn Nos. Maryland state Lottery No > drawn Jan
IL - ~ II 30 IL 30 rs s. 81
Half tickc; Nos. - IN 81, Al sold and cashet ny
10 10 i - 10, sf'RATToS.
Jan l6 IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

We understand, that the ice IS breaking up on tie
river above this city Two OF the large hc.sc bacauy
have been swept of, about miles above, blocd AM
broken to picccs-besdr5 several smaller boats. sons
laden with -four We have not heard Of any !:yls be.
in the river opposite to this city-and considerable
accumulation Of it against tIayos bridge which /. II
some danger Half of enc Of the piers has yielded =
the pressure. We hope however it may be saved tom
destruction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

The Great Democratic Convention o.. Ohio J'Thoaa'
l.. Hamcr PTesIdenrl met AT Columbus the eth jan
uary, on the Public Square IN the snow. They re.
assembled next morning in the Theatre. They have
nominated Wilson Shannon, Tor reelection Go;lF.
nor. They recommend Nationa! Convention 70 mce:
At: Baltimore the 9th May, and they recommend
Martin Van Buren, and Il. VI Johnson for re.noEiG:.
ton. Tie members Of the Convention breathe la
most confident hopes Of success III the State Of Ohio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

The runours from AIbemGrlc still run the same gar,
viz that Mr. Rvcs has declared privately for Geaerii
llarrison-but that he w not com" cut in black ana
whitc-and gave pledges to the members of the Leg
laturc-wth .'bond and security, &c &c.-The G.
neral impression be- that he goes FOR the ~
ininec of the Harrisburg Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

The House OF; Delegates have been engaged f.: tie
last two days the ionnH-al:a Election. There s
no decisive action takrn-whethcr both the returned
members keep their seats, or both 70 back-oT W.
Evans only, the contested member The House a.,
probably get at the sticn to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

i Committee Of the Citizens of Mobile have rcps;.
cd to New Orleans, to invite Gen. Jackson 10 cXtena
his visit TO that city Every i&ci!!ty placed /: s
service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

~, ,o.tars Of the same metal! winch III s:1e and per
aas also for beauty Of casting. promise - aaA a the
most remarkable If their gcnas III Eerore.
Tie army Of Koursch;L Pasha had Iet the shore 81
the Persian Gulf and Was retiring TO Tie tcvTc7y q!
Mchcmct Ali
Letters from Alexandria furnish the Intelligence Of
attack made b. tie Arab. against Alden. Tine az
-alanls were four thousand in number The English
mad only four hundred to oppose item, who, beng
unable ress, in the field, retired into the fortress
without losing single man The Arabs on the con
rary suffered greatly from the fire Of TIE British bat
tories. The dysentcry raging or board the Ol.o-
man fleet and had proved fatal TO upwards of Gao
men.
same animation in t ii"t. oa ., :"F sIn' la! pat. a let.
Supported t"ioi, were !'! n ~
St@ K s"' III; ~, q ''''''
Lr2rpos! C.,.. ap,, Monday. De-. o. IsGa-Tnc
pnr,pr IN. cr IN III United states bs larger than had
prcvolsl, anticipated effect al inducing ir offer
their 4, more freely and decline Of about lid h. in w
generally submitted TO- but more particularly on Ane
ca; and although this reduction The market closes without
animation vel the disposition force sales by
ALLY prevails. The transactions Of the week amount TO y io
hG which american have been On prcu"tn WIN 49,
!d. I'D $3.50 Bowed Lid I" Cd; +2n Nohlr. Alabama
AMI Tennessee, To sd $500 Ullsams 3D. 8" 5 2j.
Tirerpoo Corr Nrrs m aDnrng HE last day. there
sx ~, nrra At III! port anu S O @ t
London and Iiu Of irh Oatmeal, 'r supplies alolnt T.
upward .! !oad., with these es'Ii'nh the import" Of
fee Grain. Z c. lic! FROM lii" United states we have
received bis. ot Flour nearly III" whole u which
which there have been released III quarters 81 !rfi" q" guar
tiers Beans, and ,--i ,:l.iler> % Peas.
Mr.. 4rDoS's Lu,x.-Thc New York Courier and
Enquirer says 1--WE induced to believe from w.a,
We hear that Mr. Jaudon has not acntmay succeeded
in efectinr the loan with the Rothschds announced
By Of co,emporaries on the last arrival from
England. That house however, was endeavo.ing TO
effect the loan in question 90 and may be prcsun-
ed that they would have made the attempt, without
strong probability Of success
New YoKK MARKErs.-FIour Tor export to England
is again in demand here. The following sales were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

The New York American, (Yhig,J calls upon Mr.
Webster 10 publish! his speech the celebrated Com.
promise Bill The Editnc made the same appeal ~
HIM II the time. but SAYS. "Othcr avocations, or
ha'1, because, the bin having passed, it NIGH;
-tinad to publish Arguments adverse 10 it, deferred
Mr. Webster from conplyin with request: but, for
individual qualification and instruction. he sent US
the notes from which nc had spok,n-and these served
strongly to ;ortity previous impressions to tie
evil tendency, character and consequences If The bill
The Editor has hunted up these notes, and 20
transmit them the .licaveu born orator, with ,n
urgent request rc the argument and lay 1t be-
fore the country. The American adds, that "t;!e
we sympahsc respect Mr.. Calhoun public man,
we must concedc that in his encounter with Mr. CLAY,
he had the advantage OF fact and truth on his side,
when lie said, that hr speaking for, and ~ the Of
South Carolina, compelled the adoption Of the Com.
promise Bill II raS concession Of right 20 mistaken
{ xrcdrncy-of principle 10 policy, called Mr..
Calhoun 81 Tia: moment permitted 10 b. ''the
trr'-(Nr. Calhoun said '.maSfcry not a. he SAID,
OF Mr.. Clay, but what important, ct events.
lie talked big and lie succeeded For our part,
g"c never held ourselves bound by ang such tonyrO.
mise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

Tie Washington ta77s :?oaents Of the Nnw Yo.A
Press touch on tHc election Of Nj. Ri:cs. The Coz.
respondent Of the Y.y erik Pos! STATES shat letter
las been received from Mr. Rivcs Richmond grin,
up ali hope Of lis ss-e!ec:ion lie may have written
but not from Richmond, as he has been here TIN,
winter The Correspondent. OF the New York Express
writes on the 9TH instant as follows: There are letters
in town from Virginia, which say that VIM. c. Rves
canno, be elected the United States Senate and one
OF the letters | am told is from Mr.. Rses himself
Mr. RveS, il is said, viii not pledge himself 10 60 10.
Harrisburg nominations, as some 0! the lInPTactcabe
Wiirs wish HIM to do am well assured that he sgi!!
support Gen HARRISON ,r lis letters in Tic city hza.
evidence @: determined aad o.apromisns hostility
the present Executive and the o! the pie.
sent Administration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

JAMES RIVER & KAS.iTHA CoMPANY.-Ata meeting Of
the President and Directors Of the James River and kansw Ia
Company, on the 18th December, 1892
Resoired That the Secretary public notice
that the interest the Companys shall continue until
they are paid
Extract from the records.
W. B. CHITTESDEH, secrt.c-y.
Dec - Se-anwfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

'f.n Correspondent: Of III Courier i EEG"ire7 con-.
plains Of TIC imPr0cticabcS IN demanding pledge
III is well known says he) that Mr REes makes no
secret of his determined opposition 10 Van Buren,
Yet is demanded Of him. before his election, that he
shall pubciy pledge himself. IN open semi.o:clsl
way, to sustain Harrison. Mr. Rives regards this
involving point Of honor" Gar better for Mr. R. 10
have come out publicly than express his preference
prIvately-as rumor EcportsD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

Dcy The ORPHANS ANIMAL FAIR OF Richmond, will be
held City Hall, the up by the Federal
Courts ThUsddg the I'D ins and will be continued usual,
forl rytrall DAYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16
APPOINTMENT ny TIE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENT Bf TIE PRESIDENT,
BIZ ami rih the Gdriee and canSrnt Of the Senate.
Henry D. Gilpin of Pennsylvania. to be Attorney.
Genera: of the l. s, in the place of Felix Grundy
elected Senator of the United States from Tcnnes-
see.-Giobs, jan ] l.
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LEW IL HI L L,

Richmond, "a.
SELLS grain commission hires out negroes GU. houses
- collects cl.irs and adjacent els and
ouyE Stocks. ozes Jane. Il hstc!!5e & Co.
1ss 9; eo-eaw4wkwaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16
January let, 1910.

SAMUEL NINPREE no C. WILLIAMSON viii under
the firm OF WlNFREE / WILLIAMSON, continue 10 do Com
mission Business Al their old stand in this city, They solicit the
patronage OF their friends, and The the late
W CO. and Of such of the OF the late
b. w Co as may determine 10 have their business transacted
in this city.
Jan. .5-aawim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

THE Copauaership Of Wnfree Williamson Co. Of this city,
and Branch, Winee Co. OF Petersburg having day
expired by limitation the is hereby dissolved. The
of the respective firms will be used only far necessary
the settlement Of the business OF the late concerns.
SAMUEL. WfSFREE,
RD &. WILLIAMSON,
THOMAS BRANCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16
From DR.. L. 4. Morrison. LarrcaesriLe.

LswRLHcCSLLE, Sept. a. 1870.
AIR T. p NAsH-Dcar Sir: Yours OF TIE 18th
W been received afford. pleasure that The Piano
last winter Tor the of school receive.
good order, and opinion worth any thing have
hesitation in saying that IL IL excellent Miss Ran
dorh, teacher and other ladies' who have performed upon
very much pleased with II.
Very respectfully,
Your obd't servt.
[CoPy) l.. \. MORRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16
Dec. q

The Plano alluded Dr. Morrison Shove has in con.
every day for length time: and although
priced instrument, has given great satisfaction.
L. +. NASH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

New ioKK MARKErs.-Flour Tor export TO England
is again in demand here The following sales were
made yesterday for shipments: 1000 bbls Western Il;
SSH a SG, 5000 bbls Georgetown, Howard street
and Petersburg, at >s5,-7a SIS, and 80 bbls Rich
nond Country 1913. There is disposition 20
beyond sc for Western.-ElkteSs Of fridaN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-16

Receipts from customs ."i'Sso'o nu
p,sci.So ns lands ll2,O00,G0G
Three great errors, Mr.. President prevail in rela.
ton 10 the public lands; two 81 them errors Of iaet one
an error of constitutional law. They are fundamental
errors and lead To all the notions, and Ia all
the erroneous movements which are no" tax hg place.
in Conuress AMI elsewhere, in relation 10 the DISPOSE
ton of the public domain. These errors are,Trst, IN
supposna that the territorial cessons of the States were
gifts of the soil to the Federal Government; Tfro"y ~
supposinp that the cessons made have fulfilled ihe'r
destination in paying off the public debt; thtrdy IN
nnosjng t! Congress free from any constitutional
restraint in dispos:ng of these lands iesc are ad'-
cal ana fundamental leading 10 erroneous ac
ton in lccsaton and they deserve the clear exposure
which viii utterly explode them. So lar rs nhiiIng
their destination in payment Of the public debt IS CON
cerned that error is fully exploded IT has already been
shown BIZ authentic tables that the customs PAID The
public debt that they both supported the government
and paid the national deet; that inc lahas ~
answered no part of their destination not even having
Maid the EXPENSES of their acquisition and manage
ment This makes that error clear; TIC other TWO
shall be as fully cleared up
These are great points IN the case, and mean 10
mako them clear both in the fact and in the argument
II i; error 10 saw that these lands any part of tem
wore donations - the Federal Govcrnmcnt-that they
were Gifts from he States THIS IS what IS commonly
s,d brt il is mistake, and an error OF fact; and upon
this error the whole argument OF the dstributontss
and ther oHspring The assumponlsis, has been butt
nm The United States have purchased all the lands
thew hold They have paid the money, and a great
nr,ce in moncY FOR them No gifts, no donations. no
rauous cessions of lands have been made to this Go
yerpmen, but with money from her Treasury has she
bourbt and paid for them, and paid for them more
than they have yet PAID beck Inns Is my assertion,
Pnrchasc of Louisiana $4,000, 900
Interest paid thereon e,'12i,So'
Purchase OF Florida a,uuo,oOu
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.Y0iNSseS. Hes.riMgs, sc.
WARD ELECTION.

rFNIlE ward election for SIX Aldermen aud six
Il Common Council men, in each ward, in the
town of Lynchbug, will take place pursuant 10 an
act OF Assembly, entitled ian act TO amend an act
entiled an act dividing tile town OF l., nchburg into
wards and for other purposes, passed Feb 10. $50,
on the first Tuesday IN April next--and will be held
in the Lynch Ward No. l. beng all that part of said
town below the alley, extending from the river 10
l2Ih s,iee in The tenement on NJ ain street, occupied
by the Crizcns' Savings Bank, one door below
White IL Smiths store aud in Henri, Ward M.
being all that part of town above LIST alley extend
ing from the river to 18th street, in the room uccu-
pied by Samuel NowIin & Son, being part Of the
tenement occupied by The Vnsiuian Office.
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Scrgt. Of the Cooperation of Lyncbbnre.
Feb 81 ,de
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
.V'OTFCE.

4 OMMlTTED To Campbell Jail, on 9Th No
~ venber last, NEGRO MAN, Of light com.
plexion. about Io,ty years Old 5 feet inches high,
siammers very much AT times, lie says his name is
Pt1lL, aud that lie belongs to Philip Maiureo, for
merry OF Mecklenbure county. Va. from whom lac
runaway when moving to the West. The owust is
requested 10 prove properly and take SAID negro
away. GERMAN JORDAN,
Deputy Sheriff.
@ The Richmond Wing will please publish
The above for Two months in The country paper, and
forward its account to This Office for payment.
Feb. 6 2m
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TO THE PUBLIC.
vEK.E.N'D.EW,

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS having ASSOCIATED, them
Il selves together for the purpose Of conducting a
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large aud commodlous brick hull
ding on Market street, leading 10 the Court House.
and are prepared 10 accommodate Boarders and
Travellers III manner and on terms, which, they
Halter themselves, will prove satisfactory 10 all.
lie House will he furnished in the most com.
torab'e manner; their Table supplied with the best
that The market affords; the Stable with nj undance
OF provender and attended by experienced aud al
teutive OseIs.
DAVID +. BOOKER
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb. 90 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-30
NOTICE..

1--WE undersigned ready to receive wheat
Il during the season for which he will pay the
highest cash price. To prevent misunde rslar ding
he now informs his friends and the public generally
thai IN every case here wheat is senI to the NJ H.
and no price agreed upon it is stored in the Mill
AT the RISK OF The planter long the prrce remains
unsettled, as he is only a MILLER. and moi an insu-
rer against fire, water, &c. ALIEN. MUNDY.
Aug 10