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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

y iHI NikhININN.
IL IS seldom, very seldom, that have any ,hins n
say upon political subjects Bnt hea ing and seeing
;" much sad aud done upon this all impurtanl sub.
Jeei, have concluded In give a True statement of an
occurrence, that took place ia Canada, dniinc The
tate Warhetween ENGLAND aud the United STATES
which | knaW To b. fact.
II So happened thai Maj. General Joel Ledmich. nj
bedford county, Va. was called INTO the rnlt,j
S'aIes service. When his camp lgn expired. Gen
el't william Henry Harrison MAS about To assume
Tue command OF the Northwestern Army. Bu cir.
eutlslances placed tout of his power 10 take CHARGE
o' 'uc Army, under three weeks. had the plea
SUITE ct seeing, and pernsiug u private loter, that
een' Harrison wrote To Gen. Joel Lettwlcli, in which
he stated that, II Gen. Lett"ieh would stay with.
and take care OF The Army, and lflhe uniled States
""fefnmcni refused to pay him Tor The extended
service OF the aforesaid three weeks. he (Grn. Uar.
'lsonl 'eoHdf pay ttm out Of hisoicn pirate funds. But
II So happened l'iat Gen. Leitwich did NOT stay. and
pfooabiy felu'ned homewnrd the next day after his
campaign expired. BE that as il may, Gen. Ham
son at that Time, as well as At all other times, mani
tested 10 the public that he had the welfare aud The
good OF the people ut heart. And these are iii,
hlhd OF men we want-tnote especially in the pfesi.
dehlial CHAR. now moreover say, in my humble
opinion t'nd that automatically tool that the North.
western Army under General Hanlson's command.
WIS conducted with more irugalty and success, than
'hat OF any OF his predecessors, during that war.
As a Trend 10 the Gnued States | have ri,en a uue
statement of what know 10 be n rci. that The publc
may know The sulititude Of General William II, liar.
rison Tor the we'll being aud prosperity of our country.
NJ. Il. r. =
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French and German Languages.

BEG beg leave respectfully TO Inform the La
l. dies and Gentlemen olthis town, tina, | purpose
teaching the above Languages in Classes, as
well as privately. A Class composed OF . or 10
individuals, wall have the advantage in regard OF
cheapness, namely. 80 dollars each Scholar for a
Scholastic year Of 10 months, meeting 3 times a
week, and bring attended at their house. Should
| find sufficient patronage and encouragement,
will make Lyuchbure my permanent residence.
References can be gwen to the Key. Mr.. At
kinson in this town, Rev. DIR. Waller and Rev.
Mr.. Parks, Norfolk. 5. BARSClALL.
Aprll 6 ~ ~
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fEniE subscribers would respectfully inform their
y friends aud the public generally, that they have
taken the house formerly occupied by Geo. ".
flames, aud that they will keep constantly ON hand
a general assortment of FUR aud SILK HATS.
We nIcnd manufacturing tho principal part OF
our Hats and can Therefore safely warrant then, TO
the purchaser. We will make all kinds of Hats to
order, and We promise particular attention TO such
work.
We invite those who have formerly dealt nj tbia
House, 10 CONTINUE their patronage. MS We arc deter.
mined 10 sell as low as any other Hat establishment
IN this place. We solicit call.
WoIFLEY n BIGB1E.
All persons indebted In q. w. Gaines will nl,,se
call and settle then accounts tth rs immediately. AS
We are the oul, persons authorized 10 receive and col
leot any debt due to mn. w. n b..
April IL Gw
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TO MERCHANTS;

lave spent the larger part Of the last two
= months IA New FORK and Boston. and either Gu
t'esl IN purchasing my spring stock Of Il
aud having taken advantage Of the best means u
buying cheap nth reference 10 furnishing Merchants,
can, with confidence say. that u tbeing unusually
large,) holds out ~ strong inducements rs any in
the STATE. The prices will compare with those Of
any city South Of New York, and made in accordance
with the tunes. viii take pleasure in sllswfnE my
stock, aud therefore, cordially iuvle calls.
John q. MEEM.
My supply ofShoes and Boats and other article
in thai line is very large and cheap
April g tsJr
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

"a r S1ROZZI respectfully Informs The citi-
We zens Of Lynchbutg that his moving into the
country is merely to afford = N. re comfortable home
10 his family. He will continue to give lessons IN HE
Freuch Language 3 times a week. The iumor that
he has gun town Is untrue; he has a family 10 sup
port and cannot leave, nor will not leave as long as
his honor is al stahe. As for his capacity and de-
meanor he cannot give better evidence than that al
forded by his own scholars, who are principally La
dies of the first families.
III A II
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sTOCRs, COLLARS AND BOsOMs.

NM T. have the largest assortment of the above ar
w tcles, we have ever seen at retail. Our finest
Stocks are from the celebrated Factories OF Tenant
and Winchester, some very long aud narrow for
short necks. MARTIN, HUNT x WARD.
Ami Ii L.
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TnE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,

HNnE COMMON WEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
4 To the Sheriff of Amherst County, Greet.
ING :-Whcreas John q. Meem, surviving partner of
William Mckee and John G.. Meem, late mer-
chants and partners, trading under the style and firm
OF Mekes X Meem, late IN our County Gour OF
Amherst, TO wit nj a Court OF Quarterly Session
held Tor gu, said county OF Amherst. NJ the court.
house, on the l9lb day ofAugus,, IN the year 1884.
recovered against Nathan Schoolheld, the sum Of
one hundred and lorly five dollars aud sixty. five
cents for debt, AS also interest thereon. To DO com
pnted after the rate Of six per centum per annun.
from the 29th day of June, 1888, al payment. aud
seven dolla,s aud ihrrty SIX cents 10, his costs BY
them about his sun in that behalf expended; where.
of, he, the said N. Scheduled is convict as aprears
to us OF record Nevertheless, execution there
Of still remains 10 be made, as by the said
John q. Mrem, surviving partner as aiot esald,
we are Informed; aud whereas, ON the 18th day OF
March, 1884, Lawson Turner of The county Of AM
herst, personally appeared before Joseph Penn. de-
poly Sheriff for Edmand Winston, Sheriff Of the
said county OF Amherst, and undertook for Tho said
Nathan Slhoolfeld that II he should be cast IN the
action aforesaid, that he, the said Nathan School
field. should pay and satisfy The condemnation ol
the court, or render his body to prison IN execution
Tor the same, or that he, The said Lawson Tanner,
would do II Tor him, as by the said recognizince,
which was duly transmitted by tho sand osepll
Penn, deputy Sheriirlo Edmund Winston, Shefi1i
as aforesaid, TO the Cleik Of our said Court, aud now
remains III the same court, filed among the records
thereof, mauilesly appears. Bnt tho sad Nathan
Schoolieid The d,bt, interest and costs aforesaid, To
The said John e.. Mcem, 3. p. bath not paid, nor his
body TO prison surrendered, as by the sad John q.
Mecm, 5. p. as aforesaid we are i%uioimed; There
fore, we command you. that YOU make known 10 the
SAID Lawson Turner that he be before the Justices
of our county Court of Amhetst, Al The court house
on the Sd Monday III June next, 10 show II any
thing for himself he hath or can say, why the said
john q. Meem surviving partner Of William Nc
kec and John &. Meem, late merchants aud part
ners trading under the style and firm Of Mckee x
Meem, execution against him Of The debt. interest anu
costs aforesaid, according TO the form aud effect o
the ~recogniz ,nce aforesaid, ought not 10 have, il 10
him it seems expedieni; and further TO do and re.
ceive what our said county court shall IN that part
consider. And have then there lhns wri.-WIiuess,
Samuel M. Guland, Clerk Of our said court, Al the
court house, the 25lh day OF March, 1910, and IN
HE 6llh year of the Commonwealth.
SAM'L. NJ. GARLAND, elk.
April 10 I'm
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Notice.


10 thu provisions of a Deed OF
Trust, bearing date The 2ilh day OF December,
1882, * recorded IN the Clerks Office of the Count,
Court OF Franklin, executed by Peter Fisher, J.
TO the undersigned trustees. 10 secure ceriainiebis IN
SAID deed mentioned, w. or one OF us, " III on the 30ih
day Of Tins month At Germantown, Franklin coun-
iy, Va, sell at pubic auction, for cash, one Tract
Of Land, adJoining the Lands OF John Laymon
aud others. containing 10 ot so acres more or less /;
5 horses 30 or thirty head of Sheep 10 or 50 Hogs;
10 or ID head OF Cattle, two Road Wagons and The
Teams OF Horses running with the same. fsix Horses
IN each team ",h all the Geaf one Negro man
named Daniel five sepe,ale LOIS, with all the
Houses thereon now held by said Peter Fisher Jr.
IN Germantown. Franklin county, they beng the
same lots purchased by him of Vim. Chea,wo od and
Susan his wife respectively also atl his inte,es in
the estate OF Peter Fisher, it,, in Franklin county.
The title is believed to be good, but as Trustees. We
shall convey such title only, AS is vested in 10 BY
tho trust deed aforesaid.
ALEX'R IRVINE, Tru,.
NATHANIEL IL. CLAIBORNE, tees.
ADtll - Do
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James River and ElanaWha
co. Ncptn.

WISH 10 purchase The above Money, or thu
! Bonds OF J. X y X. Ca.-In my absence from
town, MesS,s. Mckinney x Mosby will attend IL
the purchase loi me.
IIUGu MONTGOMERIE.
March 30 .ir
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lP'7aal-A. w. Cohen publishes in one Of the
y papers a certificate from Mr.. Van Blu
y" he tCoheu) has elTec,ualiy cured Vans
we Congratulate him upon the radiance,
"'y rs he will soon have to waik!
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DONNAN, DUNN, ~ Go.
.9.EEg' GOODS

y. -. Purvis ~ I'd neI,
4 RE now opening their Spring supply Of Stu
n. pie and Fancy
RbEy Goods,
Which were recent, purchased by The senior part
ner. at the NORTH, aud will be sold very low fof
cash amongst which are
Black and blue-black Italian Silks
Colored Gro de Maps,
Layanteens aud Florences,
Italian Grapes. all oolors,
White aud black Sllk Hosiery.
Do do half Hose, plain aud ribbed,
Fancy Silk llandheiehiels,
Do Seats,
Glnghams, d large let, cheap,
Cotton Hosiery, a very large supply, at all pnces1
from Cd 10 As 6i,
Twisted Silk Gloves.
Pic Mic Gloves, long and Short
DO Miits, black and white,
Horse skin Gloves, black,
Black aud white Silk Gloves, English;
Ribbons, fine assotttnent,
Satin Gauze and Lustung,
Victoria Corded SkIfls, Marscilics,
Black Silk Wells, new article,
Linen Cambriek Hankerchiels, a very large stock
from Is Cd 10 So each,
Linen Canbrics aud Lawns,
Irish Linens.
Pongee and Bandaua IIandherchieis
Large lot Cotton do,
Satin Vestings. plain and figured,
Silk do do do;
Silk Velvets;
Marseilles, tefy cheap,
Bombazines, black and colored,
Diaper Table Cloths, brown and bleached;
Do Napkins, DO do,
Painted Mus'ins and Lawns,
JacConet Cambrics,
Swiss, Null, Book aud Jackonet Muslins, cheap.
A large lot Of Hardware, DOMcsticss
dc. Ac.
Dye S,uffs and Groceries, Sugars a, Cd per ID, and
Coffee at Sd, Teas. Load Sugai. Salt, &C.. very lows
Our friends and eusto ers will please Cite M 4
call aud examine otr stock. brlore purchasing, ~
we feel perfectly Confident, that we can present strong
inducements 10 bny of us.
j. J. PCRvIS e. DUFFEL.
April IS WV II
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sECONn HEauasIrIOy.

'INlE STOCKHOLDERS in the Lynclburg and
4 Rielnnond Transportation I,ue. will pay in,5
The hands of NJ. w. D,venpefi, Treasurer. Twd
Dollars per share, subscribed for IN said COMPANY,
by order oil the Dead Of Direeios.
JOHN q. MEM, Pres.
April 10 4t If
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.Ve,r shoes!

AIDES Shoes, Misses Shoes ;-Childreu's
II Shoes Gentlem.n's Boots Pumps and Slips /;
servants Shoes, -Just received aud offered reason
bic. j.. e.. MEEM.
Mach PC 3w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-13

- u'e commencement OF the University Of
''@"'"' held on the 81 inst. the degree Of
to( n VI Medicine was conferred on lCa students,
oin were firm Virginia.
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To he Editors ofAe Tireiaian-daied

w sHINGToN, Aprll q, 1910.
81 am gratified TO see that our friends in the coun-
try ATE exerting themselves. United action will in
sure our success. The accounts from all quarters
are cheering. To-day, Connecticut votes in the
election Of Governor and merlbers OF the State Lee
gislature. Both parties seem to be SANG uine-a few
days will give us the result. The Wings in the
House seem TO have not the slightest doubt OF maio-
rites IN he fall in New York. PENNSYLVANIA aud
Tennessee. Shall there be a doubt OF Virginia
"1ou will see much in the journals of the day
about the Maine Boundary question, and the pro-
liability OF War growing out Of 1t. There will be no
war, am confident. There can be none, if the Presl-
dents Message was written advisediy. He has en-
dorsed for the pacific disposition of her Britannia
Majesty. aud he tells us his own is equally strong
These rumors may, however, in the estimation OF
some, be an excuse Tor the Treasury Note Bill, aud
the issue of millions Of Government paper mOney ;
The party will moi borr0ac, though nancy, now ln-
active, can be easily had. They have fastened on us
the paper system. and they will adhere u it. You
will perceive that Benton voted against the bill in The
Senate.
THE Sub-Treasury Bll has nol been taken up in
the House, except 10 refer II. The Administrator
can easily pass il, If they will. 1t is suggested here
that they have become alarmed at the rum which
threatens The county, aud the effects Of which the
people now tel, III the crippled condIlion OF our com
melce and agriculture pataly zing every pursuit oflle.
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iseSlew O. slsc kysscisburg Market,
CONNECTED wLfKLY ny
EigIaaHD v.

Extreme prices 4 passed Tobacco, 81 so to II 90
Lnss, rs TO quality 50 l., A 90
Inspected tins week ol3 hhds., the brakes At the
Warehouses are geuiug larger. OoIhe Joni inrs |
Nold : hilds, Ut shipping 1'uharcn made by Samuel
II. tnne OF Halifax. one ut 81 % aud Que Al ~ SO,
aud on the llth one hhd. made b, John A.. CLARK of
Pltts,lvapIa, At SIC 90
haVe received Foreign ne"s up In he III, Of
March, winch Is rather diseouraglng 10 the Tobacco
t,,I,
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soxsAEE

}. RlPMA has lie pleasure TO inform the
EA. Ladiesapd Genlleinen Of LyncI,bnrp. that
the celebrated Guitarit aud Vlolonceilest, +. i,e-
enseh, ol Cologne. wIil give . Musical entertainment
,ll's evening. MONDAY nigh ,lasslsted by the respcc-
I'VE amateurs oithis pm g, aod myself. The lovers Of
Music are inv ted 10 attend tie extraordinary skill aud
petimm nee on those n.lfumeats.-Door open at
even performance at half past seven o'clock.
Abundance fifty cents.
Anil II n
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STRAW CARPETING.

NNTE HAVE n lot OF Sd and Cd While and col
w ored Straw Competing, a very desirable
article for snmmer.-Also few pieces ofSCOTCII
CAHPEIENts, which we VIII sell very low.
MARTIN, HUNT q WARD.
April 10 Is
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF CORSETTS
"a improved patterns, some very fine.
MARTIN, HUNT Il WARD.
Aarl13 10
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Great bargains i'm Calicoes and
Elanmels.
FENllE subscriber has on hand Il large lot of sea.
II sonable Calicoes and Red and White Flannels.
which he is DESTROYS to dispose of before receiving a
new s0pply, aud will offef theth At prices that lie
eels confident will ensure a quick sale-all lie asks is
call aud examination u the articles.
NJ, HART
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.VOIzCE.
A LII persons are hereby forewarned from trading
IA with. or trusting John Jones on my account, as
| shall not be responsible for any Of his contracts
ID. b. GLASS.
April 10 st lie
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Spscsssiid IA Mahogany E'usnfturc
Az AUCTION,
Eu EsHyste 81 Turner.

Nv = VIII stLL, on Tnesdsy, The l4lIi ind;
w in font OF our store.
! fine Mahogany SfdeboarJ,
. splendid Sofas,
, do Secretary and Book Cases.
| do Secretafy withuut Book Case.
6 do Mahogany 9 OF 3 To, drawer Bureaus,
! doz. do French Mahogany Ciiairs,
: Mahogany 7 ,bles.
The above furaitn { Is ati new and Of the latest
3ylc. PAYNE TURNER, aucfn.
April Q d
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pY VIRTUE of Deed of Trust, executed by
- p. Il J. w. Dudley, and duly recorded in
the Hnstings Court ofLynchbure, the undersigned
(as Trustees will proceed, on Wednesday, The 22d
of April, 1910, before the auction house of Jno. X.
d. Payne, to sell, by way Of public auction, TO the
highest bidder,
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Serey'NI V;aIWNbIe Negro SInues.

Also. Tie household and kitchen Furniture Of The
said Peter Dudley Il John VIM. Dudley-and, al
so, = Factory House, with screws, fixtures, &c. on
the lot opposite To Friends MISUNDERSTANDING
with various other articles Of property IN said deed
mentioned.
Terms OF Sale.-For all sums under $40. CASH
Tor all other sums (except The price of the Negroes
and Factory,) GO days ciedt-tor The Negroes and
Factory, a credit Of 6 months will be given, the
Purchases, in all cases, giving negotiable notes,
with approved endorsers.
C.. l.. MOSBY. Tfus-
JNO. NJ SPEED, tees.
April 10 t22A
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o. Hon. Thadeus Betls, United States Senator
from the State of Connecticut, died in Washington
on the 7Ih inst.
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LAMG for. sole.

TNHE TRACT OF LAND belonging 10 The
l. tate Of Eeverl, X. Scott, deed. is Tor sale. II
lies in the county Of Bedford, between five aud Sin
miles from the town OF Lynlhburg, and contains
abnu, seven hundred aud fifty acres. The land is
Of good quality. and large portion ofn heavily tim
berrd. The Improvements are very neal and COM
Portable.
A part Of the purchase money will be required to
be paid during The nexI Fall and for the balance
a liberal credit will he given.
Cap. John n Anderson. who lives upon the
premises. will take pleasure in showing the Laad 10
any one drsrous making purchase. Fur fur
,iI,r particulars Apply to
MAURICE Il. GARLAND.
March Is lY i(
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-to whom all eonnunicaiions r.iatins To the Lit.
eruy Department Of the Ins,hute should he al
dressed. =, h. WlLBER,
+. G. Insdiate. March 10Th, 1910
N. B.-The next meeting of The Board Of Trustees
will commence on Wednesday, the f,,i, Of April
next, ut the Institute.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
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DY VIRTUE Of deed ofnust executed 10 me
- by William Stfozzi. and Of record IN the CLERK $
Office Of The Hastings Court OF Lynchburg. shall,
Monday, the 23d inst. sell by way OF public aue-
lion. The highest bidder. at tie auction room Of
Mrssrs Payne & Tuner. ia the town of Lynchburg.
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture in SAID
deed conveyed. Terms made known on the day Of
sale.
n B-Sale to be conducted by Messrs Payne n
Turner. Auc,'rs. WIN. DANIEL, Jr.
March 10 w9w
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.VEuv' GOODS.
j. J. Purvis 4 Du feel,
! RE now opening their Spring supply Of Sta
"A. pie and Fancy
Dry Goods,
Which were recently purchased by the senior pat.
ner, al the Morrill, aud will BIO sold very low for
cash amongst which arc
Black and blue black Italian Silks,
Col red Gro de Maps
Lasanieens and Forences,
Italian Grapes. all tolors,
White aud black Silk Hosiery.
Do do hall Hose, plain and ribbed,
Fancy Silk Handkerebiefs,
Do Scads,
Ginghams. large ht, cheap,
Cott"n Hosiery. avery large supply, al all prices,
FROM Cd ,o4S 6l,
Pic Me Gloves. long and short,
Do Nuts, black aud white,
lorssskin Gioves, black,
Black and white Silk Gloves, English,
Ribbons, fine assortment,
Satin Gauze and LustrlnQ,
Victoria Corded Skuus. Marsees,
Black Silk Ves. new article
Linen Canb'lck Hankerchieis, very largo stock,
from Is Cd 10 50 each,
Linen Cambflcs aud Lawns,
Irish linens,
Poosee and B""dana Handherehei',
Large lot Cotton do,
Satin Vest,pgs, plain and figured,
Silk do do do,
Silk Velveis,
Marsrlles. vet, cheap,
Bombazines, black and colored,
Diaper Table Cloths. brown and bleached,
Do Napkins, do do,
Painted Muslin and Lawns,
Jaccunei Canbrics,
SWISS Null. Book aud Jackonet Muslins cheap.
A large lot Of Hardware, DOmesiics,
Nc. &c.
Dye SIufs and Groceries. Sugars at Cd per h. and
Coffee at Oh, Teas Loaf Sugat. Salt. DC. very low.
Our friends and customers will please give us u
call and examine our stock. before purchasing, ~
feel perfectly confident, that present strong
inducements to buy ot us.
J. J. PURVIS q DUFFEL.
March l6 3w II
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Feb "a, 1910
.V'OTICE.

HNHE subscriber tlankiulior the very liberal pa
Il. tronaee bestowed upon the late firm of Ben
nett Sumpter, would most earnestly solicit a con
unuance Of The same. NV shop may be found on
The street leading 10 the Washington Hotel
All orders in Lynchburg from The counties cont gu.
GUS will be attended TO with fidelity aud miiiude
WIN. A. BENNETT.
~ Cutting twhen not 10 be made by nr) done
with the utmost care aud despatch, W.A.B b.
March l6 4iif
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COMMUNICATED.
AMHERST COUNTY

The citizens Of Amherst county opposed 10 .hs
re election of Martin Van Buren,. arc reqaesied TO
meet on the first day OF March Cour, next, tor the
purpose OF adopting the most advisable means Of sns.
tanning the nomination OF WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON aud JOHN TYLER. for Tho PIesi.
deney and Vice Presidency ofthe u. s.
SEVERAL ANTEVAN BUREN, MEN.
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DRAWINGS RECEIVED.

13 70 81 81 ~ 81 10 80 Al &C 80 80 ~.
The above Numbers were drawn 10. the ben-6
Of the Leesburg Academy. Class Ne. 2. Tor 1910,
drawn at Alexandria. Va, March 2. 1910; aud
10 81 4 42 So 81 10 81 III IS,
Were drawn y, Richmond, March 10, tetO. for the
heneii Of the Petersburg Lottery. Class Exn 8. Tor
ls40.
March 10
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D(SSOlNfiOIl.
NJ arch l6

YNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
l. style OF Bennett * Sumpler, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Those having claims
against the firm will present them for settlement.
VIM. A. BENNETT,
b. r. SUMPTER.
Feb "a, 1910
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FOX RENT.

fs{s5s That desirable residence the hill, now
famiI in The occupancy OF Mr.. John Young 10
-k4..A Tor rent. Possessio givrr The first Of April
next. Apply 10 EDWIN MATHEWS.
March ~ tsd
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