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- A very comfortable two story BRICK Dwell
faHS LING HOUSE, in Pearl street, few doors north
Saratoga street This house contains passage,
two parours pantry and kitchen down stairs four cham
bers above and rooms in the garrett. The rent wiz
be $500 DER annum and possession given Immediately.
AnDly 10 JESSE T. PETERS,
Next door below, or at ttIe
aDl3 Corner of Market & North stsT
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STONER'S OFFICE.
NEXT TO MARKET STREET BRIDGE,
Under Washington Hdll.
I2 "A az half $500
4 IL 60 quarter Sl-O0
1 Sc 40 half $780,
All To the same gentleman in enc week. Also,
FL 43 CT $4,000 quarter
9 "a 10 $500 quarter
3 10 So $500 whole,
All sold the same lady in three successive days.
These strong indications show that the goddess has
given a control of the wheel of forune and should
produced conviction IN every mind that our once WI
sell some of the following prizes in the lotteries
of this week.
wednesday, do $4,000. Tickets s.
Thursday, do SIS, 1000. Tickets s.
Friday. do SIC, 1000. Tickets "a
Saturday, do $4,000. Tickets $40.
trssSsed IN JOHN l.. STONER,
When more particular attention will be paid to them
than when personal application Is maae le 10
$4,000 DOLLARS.
NEWARK COLLEGE LOTTERY, Glass IL for 1910
Draws This Day June Is, 1910.
rs Nos. u Ballots.
Whole Tickets, Sf-Haives, S2-Quaners, l.
10000 DOLLARS.
Maryland State Lottery, Glass No II for 1910,
Draws on Wednesday, June II, 1870
IS Nos IL Ballots.
Whole Tickets, S5-Halves, $2,50-QuafteTs, Sl,5
CAPITAL PRIZE.
4UsUUU OOAfAItAAtSs
New Jersey State Lottery, Glass for 1870
To be drawn on Saturday, June Goth,
7S Nos. Ii Ballots.
Whole Tickets, Sl0-Haives, s. Quarters, $3.50
For the CAPITAL PRIZES, direct to
Museum Building, Baltimore, Md
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Draws This Day, June 10th, 1870
NEWARK COLLEGE LOTTERY. Glass ii tor lofo
rs Nos. IL Ballots.
Whole Tickets, Halves, e-ouarters, 81
10000 DOLLARS.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, Glass II for lS4O
Draws on Wednesday, June II, 1910.
81 Numbers, IL Ballots.
la7-Whole Tickets S5-Haves, S2,50-Quarters, 81 ID
CAPITAL PRIZE,
10000 DOLLARS.
NEW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY, Glass A for 1870
To be drawn on Saturday, June 2oih
70 Nos. IA Ballots.
Whole tickets Sl0-halves 5-qaarters Low
For the Capital Prizes direct to
| FISHACH'S
| LOTTERY IND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
| No IA Pratt street, opposite the Baiumore anu oi'
Rail Road Depot.
VA D-CHESAPEAKE s. OHIO CANAL
| w ACCEPTANCES, for which the highest pnces
| he maid hv above office Je 10
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET, June 3.

Cottor-Our report of last Saturday morning left the
cotton market in rather quiet state, though exceeding
~ firm at the rates then quoted. The market opened on
that day, however with very active and more general
demand, and sales amounting to fully 5000 bales were
effected shade higher than buyers had previous
~ been paying On Monday therewas still more ami
mated demani, the sales of that day having reached TO
about $500 bales, and again at gradually improving p
The business of yesterday did not exceed 300
bales, hut this falling off i'll the amount OF lots may be
attributed more 10 the difficulty OF procuring suitable
lists of cotton and TO the very elevated views OF hold
es than the absence of Demand as buyers stu seem
desrous of operating, and the market closes ir al an
advance of fully of cent. The sales of the three
days embrace 1850 bales.
Flour-At the closing of our Saturdays report
marked that holders of good parcels in fiat boats were
generally asking SO for superne, AID that one or two
sales had been made ut that price. Some few sales have
been taken for the West Indies, in addition TO very IL
mited demand for consumption; and although holders
genegraly are still asking S362la3 IS, and in in
have obtained these rates for small parcels yet
quote above $3.50 for superine, as the prin
cipal transactions have been at that price, and the mar
ket without any animation, The receipts of the last
three days have been about 5000 bbs
Bee-The transactions confined to limited parcels,
principally for ship stores, at our quotations
Pork-The demand is almost entirely for mess, which
quote quite firm at SIG. Other descriptions re-
main bef0re-say for nj o $l4al4, 50-most of the
sales being at the former fgures$2 so for Prime and
$llall so for o.
Bacorl-A descriptions continue dull the rates last
guoted-say for canvassed Hams Zoe; uncanyassed do
SaS.; sides 7aas; Shoulders 4ia5e
Lard-The transactions that have taken place have
been prices which sustain our former quotaons-say
95allc.
Tobaceo-The transactions in Tobacco show the con-
tiAuance of good demand, about 1000 hhds having
changed hands since report of last Saturday As to
prices, nothing has occurred indicating the slightest
change and therefore continue qoations, say for
inferior lots 81 81 and u cents for n seconds and rsts
common lots 81, So and 7s fair lots A. and g. good and
fine lots 4a4, 6aa7 and ssa9; selections s. Il and 9asac
Statement of Tobacco
1889, Oct. l. stock on hand hhds 96l
Received last three DAYS 667
previously 1880 $685.
Total 34s5s
previously 1884 1885,
Leaving n balance of stock of 1907
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LYECHBURG MARKET, June II.

LYECHBURG M.aRRET, June IL.
Extreme prices of passed Tobacco S5a20
Inferior 10 common 5a6,5
Common to good Cal
Good to fine 7,50a6
Fine manufacturing 7,50al2
Extra do l2,50l20
Lugs 3a4.50
Inspected the last week. ending the 9th inst 664 hhds
passed and refused.
The market was never more crowded, and prices
tainy tending downwards.
Flour S325a3,50
No Wheat offering
Corn, per Dbl $50
Bacon, per hundred Sas,50
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HNISHING TACKLE.-Just received an as
n. sortmeni of superior TACKLE, consisting of
Q, 4 aud Joint WALKING STICK RODS
3, 4 and HALLE RODS
3, 4 and Ash bnilt FLY RODS
so, 100 & 100 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES. furnished per'gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or otherwise
SWIVEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
Aso-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and Eorage, BRUSHES ofall kinds, for sale at
very reducedprces by DUKEHART q 60,
iol l-2 Baltimore street, between South & Calvert
sts Country Merchants and others invited to call
Thankful for past favos, they solicit share fpatron
age ieJ5
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I'm CHANG ERY, 9th May, IS40.-Ordered the
the sale made and within reported by Brantz Mayer,
Trustee, in the in Chancery between Charles F
MAYER and Samuel Barnes plaintiffs, and Mary Brown
and Louis Hart, defendants be ratified and confirmed
unless cause be shewn the contrary, before the
9th day of July Provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper week for three sue
eessge weeks before the 9th day of June next. The
report states that piece of land containing one hun
ded and eighty was sold for fourteen dollars
neT acre lin all for two thousand five hundred and Sc
venty-six dolars.)
TrtIe copy-Test: RAMSAY WATERS,
ie-2-law3w Rec. Cur. Can
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xKIRAPPING PAPER-

WKTRAPPING PAPER
w 1909 reams Thick Cap Wrapping,
500 do. g Crown do.
800 do. Double Cap de-
$50 do; Grocers Bag PAPER,
400 do. Small do. do. do
SO do. Cloth do
100 do 1ronmoDger5 do
900 do. Kentish Cap d1--For sale by
TURNER, WIIEELWRIGHT & NUDGE,
he No. s. Charles 81 (up Stairs)
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eT.0TH PAPER-Large, medium ana SINAI
s. TsiRNER Nv WHEELwRIGHT & NUDGE,
may z $780, -
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IAW NOTICE

LAW NOTICE.
GNHAS. II. PITTS & JAS. Z. STEWART, .1ttor-
nets at Ldtc, have removed the office in Fayete
street. few doors of ST Paus street, opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found at all times during
business hours, when not engaged in Court, absent
rom the city In the absence of either of them, tn
Their will attend to the business the office. ap l3s
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xurIppECaNOE TEXT BOOE-The Tippe
canoe Text Book, compiled from Niles, Register
and other authentic records, by William ogden p Nses
and nubshed by Duff Green, Editor OF the rhos .
Transcrpt. lust received and for sale by
iia1Aseif'' N HICKMAN, Bookseller,
80, No. SO Baltimore street.
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To the Voters of Baltimore City and County
fF7The undersigned takes the liberty OF announcing
himself as n caslidate for the office of SHERIFF, at
the ensuing election In thus offering himself 10 your
sufr7ges he respectfully sclics your supports and
should he be fortunate majority Of your
votes he atters HIMSELF from the knowledge he has OF
the duties of the office, (haying served as Deputy for the
last eigh years. and still being in the employ of the pre-
sent sheriff. viii enable him to give general satisiac
.,o1 ROBERT WILSON.
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UaOREx. BEEF, BACON, &C.
Mess and Prime Pork
Mess No. and prime Beef
Lard in bbls.
Bacon and Smoked Beet
Smoked and Picked Tongues, tor saie y
VAN BRUNT & ADAMS,
Lexington street, opposite the Market-heas
ma div
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

u The Globe is endcayo,ino IN ,,,t
as 1t possibly can our of the Aboli,,,o o,.s,,,'
We are not surprised therefore, lhat il h. ,,hI;s,
tsfceTo or three articles lion the .o,,e oc,i,a ,.i
M" fapefs at the North, claiming he non,,ea,;o,
oil Gen. Harrison an Abolirr, n ,,in,rh -.
'"e 'e-Puolica'Ion Of these articles conslcnousy i,
'ne Richmond Enquirer. But we venture ~ -.
o'c' Nat neither OF those candid Journals will ,,,
' so'J"heu a'itle from he PENIS, l,aDia
G. mil Tue organ Il tie Ato!itiunists in thai,
'hey so, however wewal give Then,
''' more honesty than we now believe either
'''ne'" to l'o'sess: The Freeman says:-
F. am oil W hig alliance with AbnIitlp,ism !, III.
~" Lei Tie dItor vi the Cube Oh nov mn, ,L
i"''s OF Congress aud ask Henry VIM law" ''e
L member OF he Massachusetts t.I,c,,i
ib,, =, succeeded III gfttIn4 there He will H.. I'll
lonosr democratic memher owns h scar soIrly IN
Nab.n' o4aer professions Of Abottoais, tlIan even
mep,h b. Borden. Els Wing o,i,,n.,t nuJ
,er.n 'ei OF The Anti Slavery Soct,y " ""'
the o,s i Is Fieiher and john S nth of V,,mo,,
tell him H. lfom that Siatc, and tl,ry viii
slarerv ,' megare SoteiV by rirtue Of Mti, ami
of Bradio,I Let ihn read the autI-sIdypfy letter
co,,,o sumner The ''Denorr,tit" c,,J,i,t. T.
Dis,tr, '"e last election. in Stuff H. Mass
"depao. LEI flln read the ani-slqvcr> letrfs or,he
chuseI,es candidates io the Senate If AIass,.
Wbig ms, Let him ask Robert b. Cransiou.
who i, ',e'y irpfestnaivelrom Rhode Island
raccd j., vas whom the Democrats" of thn $ a,r
ThOma, " 1P'S,''on to him at the late tIecrloa.--
"Tbn Island Stand Anu Slavery soter, . '"'
was Opposed ~, u ne GIole that Judge Morton
lists Of M oy The whole strength Of he abolition.
TO our e,saS'saenuse''s, Is utterly false Judee NJ.
Ne great ledge, has been Mc candidate of
Stale. 6, r"eJ'f"Y q he true oboiiioajs,s IF D;s
laut n1st oaf years. He WAS an active aod v,g,. |
Thar Period h ., o"n-ress in 1919 AID 90. aud dufing
anc'iuu of M' '"t''eo hinls II 10 prrveH the MIRO
roh. laho. n,ssonr as slave Sataihto tie rnian.
ITO bis abo',,an ns a,iodes in his excellent let
''en1 Motion Eddy, En-. pub,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Georgia and Ndine.--The Select Committee of
the Genrsia Legislature, /, which had been refer
red thai portion Of Gov. Gilmer's Message having
reference 10 the controversy between Maine and
Georgia. growing out OF the abduction of certain
slaves by citizens of Tie fnimer belor pinp +, cii
zens oil Tie latter State, and carrying them of to
Maine, and the refusal ofthe Governor Of Maine n
surrender The oulptits, Upon the demand OF the Go.
vernon OF Georgia, has made Report. acco,on,nied
by a bill, outla~ing the cizens OF Maine win, nov,
are OF may heie.d'er he IN Georgia, and auhoriz ng
The seizure OF ther persons and the eoniisca,iun Of
'heh property Hound wilhin that State This is
fa'nef highhanded measure III least in The present
state OF The Abolition CONTROVERSY though we
shall not be much surprised, from VIVA, we hear If
The Select Committee The Virginia Lerislatnre.
l"whon. similar conlrover betwe n this Stue &
New ok his been trfrred, should rccommen5 =,
siunlar means IN reierenceto The czeus of thar
Commonwealth Would it not be better Al occa n
declare the Union eud For If such Ivs,s
These are TO be enacied, how much longer can It
last We do nol wish TO be misunderstood. law.
ever, on This subject. Ilthe time has arrived. whsn
laws OF tins character are necessary we shall net be
opposed To 'hem. l he only question with US j.
whether that time ilme las yet aniyed We do
"ol oeheVe II has. We believe The Northern reoIlc
are moi YET deal 10 The voice Of reason and usli,c
lhou n 'helr public innclIonares do sometimes Sc,
It at Il, fance Wheneverw shall be satisfied thar The
courss pursued by the Governor Of New York and
Maine is in accordance with Fixed public seurinenr
IN the non sIavehodng States, we shall not hesilat,
10 approve oiany measure how ever seemingly larsl
II may be. which shall be deemed necessary 10 III,
security Of our rights.
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S.5LE TT AUCTION.

VIE SUBSCRIBER. having sold his LAND
"a, WIZ ofier Tor sale u, Eagles Eyry on Friday.
loh OF January next. &c faii, otherwise tho mex,
i"r hay) all his perislable property. (neeroes ex-
'rp,ed Consisting Of between 3 and 400 barrels Of
,onN. large quantity OATS. FODDER,
Stio' Ms, &c, several 6fsl ,.ie work HORSES.
upwards Of 90 head 81 CATTLE AID among ,be m
some excellent mich Cows aud Calves, q u good
yoke OF Oxen, aboul so or Go head Of HOGS
J. - supply Of good Household aud Kitchen Fur
ntt,,,es s.w Wagon, Ok cart aud lInrsc-cnft with
all my plan,,'iiod u'enslls--a new aud escelen'
Wheat Enn-p N, .ead COM letcd set OF Black
smith Tonls-bns,de. nn,s nther articles TOO fehi
ons IL mention. Also or 5000 pounds OF Pork.
nicely salted up.
Terms accommodating aud made Known on day
oi sale. IL. l.. DAVIES.
jan . tds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
OBITUARY..

Departed This life about o'clock. p NJ. on the
22d INST, at the Franklin Hotel, Ms. Am IT,,
aged eighty three years. She VAS amonr ,h, olI,s,
n"ao''ahis OF our town She was one OF the few
members present at the original organization Of the
iresbS 'erlan Church IN this rlare A ID IAN :
Ana Der attachment TO 1t remained unabaled 10 he,
latest BREATH Shenaniaiued a character ac, o,,Da,I
WIN her profession. DWing long aud painful M
~ 81 more 'ian SIX months size manifested u cor.
"Ial feilante IN DIVINE Providence and an unwa-
Verlne confidence IN the Willingness and nbil,fy -,
III s. Ia save 10 the utmost, all Who trast IN
Ao' at las she s"eelly tell asleep in Jesus In the
peaceful exit Of this aged saint we have n n,os han
~ communion OF the blbll truth, dressed are
NE de I'd which die in the Lord"
LEV, 4, nus residence IN Campbell county, on the
neht OF the 26th Of December JonN Wrn,n Eso
agedoS. Mr. w, her was Mind aud aile.lionn,, y,
us iamiis. good neelber, and an honest man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
NE LANCHOLY OCCURRENCE

About seven ihlles below this town. on the night of
toe 21th uit., seven boats. laden with merchandise
Tor th's place destroy ed by an explosion of gum
powder. The boats had been forced hy The incls.
mehey OF the weatherto 20 ashore; Ihtre were A.
bout $50 kegs Of pow der on board of them by some
unknown means fire was Communicated to tie nav
der aud 40 OF so kegs exploded. Four of the boat,
men were KILLED, and HE loss in merchandise is EST,
mated at between $4,000 and So, 09O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
Mr. Enoch =. Courtney.

YOU will tab. nouce that On The 3lst DIV of Jan.
IL uary isi0, the President Directors a GoIniany
OF The Farmers Bank III Virginia will proc. ed at the
Dwelling house Of John NJ. Gordon, in the Town
oi Lynchhnte, 10 take the depusilion oil the sad
John NJ Gordon to be read MS evidence dc bene ssse
~ two suits drpe ndne and nndeIe he snpe-
rior Cunt oi Inv aud ohapreiy Tor the County Of
llentloo anil CITY Of Richmond, IN which the said
Ptsdco,, Directors and Company oil the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia are planhn. aud the SAID Enoeh
). Courtney Defendant.
January uay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

Rf vittue Of deed Of trust exceeded 10 me ~
~ Anthony W. Crensl,aw. bearing dafs IN the
lab day Of December. 1897, aud uf record in the
Hastings Cour Of the Corporxr,oB Of bynebbnrg.
viii. on Saturday, ,he4t dav ~ January, 1910. ~
the Union Hotel IN the Of Lyme hbura. expose
10 sale by way public aucno1. kr ready money.
al the property conveyed, and Described in SAID
deed. consisting amongst olhrr things Of q large
number Of Beds, Bedseads am. bef fu,nsnse =
lumber OF dining Tables, Centre i able. two Side
Boards Dressing Tables, dozen psind-or Chairs.
foot dozen tea and table Spoons. China. Glass and
Ear,ben Ware. and other table furnnurs Wai'rrs.
Casto,s. Looking Glasses. Drcante,s Lmsprs. Pure
Ovens, Pans. &c. &c, also Cows, A usiions.
Shuves AID Fongs. &c. SC.
Acting rs Trustee will only convey 10 The pnI-
ehaser. or purchasers such Tile ns il vested II me
by the SAID Deed. JAMES +. RoYALL.
Trustee.
Dec. 96 ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
THOMAS II I'm BoULDiN
WILLIAM r.. YAyCEY.
4 tfOrMcys an L A V ZAMfAhMrg.i t&a

IN I'LL ~ tuturc practice III the Snpe,iDr and
W Inferior Courts OF .nhefst. Bedford, Cainp-
ben and Charl Ute couii and the eoinraiinn vi
Ltrchbure. They will Cite prompt ait.niidn to sit
business e,tiused 10 liica
Office 3 ! Alley leading from Main street TO ihe
Washington ltolel, ,~o doors above Pasue Gtirrgo.
ry', Book Store.
REFERENt.E5.
Messrs. Coahs * lif,nsieati. Rnr,on K Rod. !.
lianeoek &c Adams. S,nith Il Bagwrii. Hnn, Il
Martin, u'my DAYS AID II. b. kirnaais fsns...
burg. II ". q J. J. Fly, D..lel. M..ens~ d G..s
Ctades Eliis Sa.is, a,d Wn,.n,s & Ii2AaI,
al amonL
y y Eoafu
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T'O XECE.

M have associated Mr.. GRIEF g. TATE
w with as Ia business-wh,ch viii however be
conducted u"der the fem OF Tanner & Burwell as
h. fetoinrc.
We have on hand an extensive assortment Of
oOol'o suited 10 tue present season, and beIus
ANXIOUS Ia reduce our stock nue. n. possible tbr
will be sold lorA VERY small advance TO tbo.e VII,
may favor Us With Il call.
TURNER & BURWELL.
Dec. 10 o.tr.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

NlNGlNlAAt rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
emit Superior Com oil nw aud Cnnneery it the conn.
~ Of Amherst, Monday, tie "a day of December 1889
Lewis . imcii, Pluinn,
aedinsf
Robert Nmmo and William G. Nimino, Def ndnn,s
lS CuANcERY.
The Defendant, William C. MINNIE not hnvine entered his
appearance aud een security, according the sscm
by mud the rules Of this Cou,t aud appearing BY snsr
Tory evidence, that he ~ iniabinn this common
wealth 1t is ordered that the said Defendant do appear he
on The bret day Of April mud the bill OF the
Plaintiff and Tint cnpy Of This order be iop inserted in
some newspaper pui-no in the of .fnchburs for Us,
months aud posted The front door the couIt.
house Of tins county. 4 Cop,-I'ese
ROBERT TlNSLEY, CLERK.
jar. Q 90,
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rs.0DDR0UR.sE SCyyO0x

VIE FTKsT ST SSION OF lslO. viii no,,,.
y nrnee the "nd Monday tl3 ~ January. aud
ca, inue months ny usual.
TENS for boarding, including lodging die, and
washing So per mouth.
For tuiuon 10 English Department, 81 ner nonti..
" 4" IN Classical and Maizena,
teal. Ju
Every sehola, considered MS engaged I'll ib. end
OF the unless by special contract To the con.
tfnrs aud 20 deduction for !, 81 .ne except in ca
SEES 81 absence from pfolraeied sickness. A few va.
canoes Yet rrnial. Apply Ia the subte fiber n. AR
Green Hill 4 .. SAMUEL +. MILLER
Dec. 10 cA,tf
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CONMUNlCArlON.
1 4 L

AB1NdDON va, oci. 9h 1853. r.
nR. ]. KUllL, Richmond, Va.-DkAR SIR:
~ am happ, to inio,m y,u that am inrxtellr Z
health. In letter tw,lVe montls or npw,ads shct.
stated bad entirely reeovered my health. Sm,s
that lime have not had The slightest syn I,on OF
return of NY hid AID much dteaded diseasr--,ao
DyspeI Sd. / also stated the OF several cs.s,
OF bsitnaic diameter ana ur isag standing; they
have all proved 10 be permanent. 50 Ear ~ hay
been able ascertain. | have had y, veral cases,
which lave been successfully ueat.d w,sh ,onr a.
byssna Mixtr,e and Anti Syph,ic syrup. ! wfif
mention cp~e, ~hi,h had been treated unf tic
usual remedies for three months. In With ui
baieme,l Of The diseasr. Your Mtdietie was i,r"-
cured. aud The disease which uppeutd Too il
nate. IN a few day yielied 10 ,oni remedy.
have used ybut NJ, die mes wit succes.. have
used Done other ia NV family for the last months.
One Of my Sisters, whose eyes had been effected lor
some three years-so much 80 that she scarce
y able 10 10 attend to the ordinary bns,ess
Without the OF spetaclr--aas relieved by Il {
Of yo.r Restorer OF The Blood aud Dejfuraiivu
Powder. Respectfully yours.
GEORGE X. BARR.
The above met TONED Medicine AMY be ptuturea
al Dr. KuHL'S Office IN Rchnnnd ~ ofhs A.
gents DINKhE & RUMBOU6H.
Lynehbuc. Va.
Tee q al II
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I)ec2s
MIR. AND mxs. nERKELEY. L.,,o


1Va located themselves Tor In. ensuing year Vt
Amhest Court ilonse, for ,he purpose ot insrruc-
ing youth. respectfully oiier ,hem SERVICES 10 tho
citizens aud public,
Every a,,ent onw, be paid to the moral religious,
and intellectual improvement III pupils
Industry, neatpess aud good manners. will he
faithfnlly inculeated.
All the branches OF a polite English educ st,ou
will he tanghi, together Wnli Muse French Lain
and Greek.
Board may be had 10 the village ia rrsoeetaLls
fsmiles good terms.
TERMS.
Board washing &c. lor o months, 800 on
Tuition ia Enehsh .s On
The above with Latin or Grrek an M
Tuition IN French iut ! 0 months 10 90
Ahisa "a on
u Sc al instrument 10 %
Board aud rnilon,o he paid nj lhe rsmnc,,,,
fnrnt OF each session III advance
n B-No pupil will be admitted for less tern,
Than session. aud no deduction Tor loss OF time "a
ecpt IN cases OF sickness.
Dec 90 n5sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02

The bodies ofeleven Of The sufferers bv tie late
sfnrm. were buned from the Umtariln Church. in
Hiouceser on Sunday last. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Waite The procession
which tolloed tie bodies to the grave by lar the
lougrst ever seen ~ Gloucester.
The bodies ola lalge number OF The sufierers sill
remain buied m the deep. Salem gazette.