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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

a. N o'fN, fonlhHeu anu Htlu Tor Nelson county,.
at the Court house ON Saturday, the "a day Of MAY,
1910:
William Fitypairck, administrator with the wiil
annexed OF John Fnzpa,itk deceased Phiniif,
aeaiust
Moses Hnphes and Kelsey h,swifc George Lit
et,rd and LYDIA his wtfr, Jane II uphcs execuirx,
aud Moses Hughes and James b. Hughes, exeou-
tors OF Jan es Hughes deed. and The said Jano
Ilaohrs and James b. Hughes. heirs and dtvisees
Of sad James Hughes, deed. Alexander Fnzpat-
rick. Jno T.. Fnzpstrck, Frances Win. Sally
Bradford and WIllinpi Fnzpniriek, Defendants.
The subpoena issued IN this canse having been
telnrned executed. uron the defendants Jane
Hughes aud Alrxnudct Fnzparick and more thai
hour months having elapsed, well since the return
day tereolas the fling Of he plaintiffs bill and they
sui iihng 10 file lbeu answers the plaintiffs bill
~ tahen Tor confessed rs 10 these defendants, aud
tbr'eup"n lls cause came this ed day Of May,
$40, 10 he head upon The bill Of the plpinr thu
answers the defendants james b. Hughes George
Llultlord and LYDIA hls wife and Moses Hughes.
with rrpin atoms thereto. upon the said suhpnna
executed aud The oder of publication III rncs on
tie JaN OF June. 1889. which appears TO have
been duly executed, the exhibits fled and was ar
ened ly counsel: and il beng admitted that pendi
ing this sun Georpc Linleip,d bath delIafied this
life, his wife surviving HIM, whereby her rights In
the subject IN Controversy sptpivsd 10 hei on con.
slerar,on tsoi The eouf doth adndee, order and
decree, that the p'atG, The adn'r. with the will
annexed OF John Ftzpatriek. dfc'd do, $ early af-
ter HE frs day Of o, obrl next rs BIO practical
bls tie slaves hcine hired oat until thaf time, sell
N pui lie auction, credit Of Twelve months as di'
rrcird by the will, all Tie slaves OF the tesiator,
Which may have Ia his hands. rs also the tact
of Land mentioned IN rhr viii upon The eane terms,
akine bonds aud good security IRON the purchasers
and retaining the tile 10 he Land. And the court.
not lhls time deciding the tights oi ihr paries 10
tie proceeds Of sale doth ducd ihn the said coma
missionr, f-iain The in his hands aud make
report thereof TO this conrf. And The count doth
EFF a nup nj The of the court.
examinr aud report the couu the clsms Of the
respective pnries the estate Of The said testaior;
also esa,ninr shTc AID srlllr the plaintiffs account.
togeti 81 wllh any Other matter which he may think
pertinent, which may be tcqpned by the parties
10 be so stated.
Copy-Tesr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

a ! Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Il N Gerry, continued and held for Nelson county.
at the Cour, house on Saturday, the 81 day Of Nav,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11
FOR SALE.

A FINE YOUNG RIDING HORSE. Applv
n 10 MARTIN HUNT & WARD.
June II "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

William fiiypaitiek, administrator with the will
annexed of John Fnzpauiek deceased PhniT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
The Sf.G.M .is.

FINDER this ti,te. tIis aesisnej propss-s 10
~ polish WIrELr JorKsAL nh,ti The ssn
nj the Presidential Eieenn. pis1 nd AT isr. y
" hch will place il within tie fraetE q large .oI-1
ton Of tie community h0 j. sof bon take be~ -
paper.
The design Of the publication - pssscn, lectsl
aud argt nIents hes,os upon the pfoitlnesi gaes-#
TONS n, J.. sue beiwerpthe so gfeaI patii,sof tls
country, and 10 enbody ih.se 50 e.uc,,c, simple.
yet comm, hensi,s irr,n. In lie preparation II
mate, for ibis yonfra, tie publisher expects 10 bs
aided by thu bssl talents in tile State: and il il his
purpose appeal 10 The reason and calm jadgmens
OF men aud TO iheir passions.
Believing that ma l0ny ei the people are esseo-
italy honest IN ieir uteniinns. aud tbat tlfy onlY
err len mlscd rs false itiotn1tion, il will lie =
| main feature III The YEomAS 10 spread o.ioie them
such papers Eau be sustained by inJ,spHsbis
proof--by extracts fomthe documentary history Of
the oouuify-and by lacis winch carry upon thels
face tire evidence ol ruth.
The Wing patty oil Virginia now have every just
motve H. unlon, eDer y snd Zeal, IN the srugaIs
before them aud the glorious example Of New
York will stimulate u rmIo honorable aud utcca-
sing elio,,s In cause which hey believe be iden
tfed with The interest. ui lie ouuiiy.
TERMS.
Tie YEoMAs will be issurd weekly. On a sheet
of suitable sze. III lie tx iaorlinaly iw r,ee Of
One Doiiar and tUenty Are Ceais for nne months
but jasufy this cheap tate. not lees lhan G0UU CO.
pes tuust he issucd.
THIS all require only about .f1iy 10 ono hun dred
doiius from each fuuby ~ the SiAe--a sum WINCH
the Conniucc OF ' Isianee will bud bul little dih-
Gully III raising.
Five dollars viii pay far fur corc. bur person,
paving for ltom 90 20 loo eopies advance, will
be iarulshed Ut Uae Do!iaf per eepy.
The attenlan ot the County Co1mliecs 10 re-
specifically invited 10 the subject. Immediate acfio.
- necessary. JOHN ). GALLAtlER.
Rehmoud, Dee. &c, 1889.
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lover denominations. II aust h.,, been hi. C.s
t1re 10 the eondue, Of the party which esv,i,,,e,
Mr.. Calhoun-himsell the most co,,,,,.., ~,
being judged on in The face oflhe t;lob,
The Army and Navy Chronicle ,p,orns N. or n.
'o'"e' oe''u'''he sub Treasurer in The person ol
faymaster Il. A. Forsyth. Amount SIS. 900. lie las
been dismissed from the service hut where is IN.
money Echo answers Where p" If Mr.. Van
bnren's prisons were all ready Tor his Sub Trea.u.
r. itlans' would hGt bring back the money,
Tie 9i"he continues 10 aatler the new Speaker
and TO claim him as good Democrat, notwithstand.
ing The Speaker votes on all occasions with the
Wings, by whom lac was elected, both to CONGRESS
and the Chair. The Globe will continue lis auer,
until Mr.. Hunter votes as Public Printer. Then
that young gentleman may look out on with
his head-so much for Buckinsh ham -
1t IS enlious to see the elrnestnrss with which the
uiooe, and lis tender, the Enquirer are endrayorng
to create the belief that Mr. Clay was rejected and
Hen. ianison was nominated by The Hariisbus
Convention, because Mr.. Clay is not an Abolitioni.r
and Gen llarrion is, Have their cunning I,aaes'
forgotten thap 10 the nomination. when they a.
well every body else, thought Mr. Clay would get il
they were silent as 10 Gen. Harrison. and endeavor.
ed with all their might TO fasen the charge OF Abo-
l''lon upon Mr.. Clayl certain class OF persons
should have long memories.
Ia the Loudoun Congressional district, there are
two candidates, Wm. NJ McCary and Cu,hbcrl
Powell. thoth Whigs) to supply the vacancy oeca.
stoned by The resignation OF Chas. +. Mercer. | in-
cline TO the opinion that the latter will be elected
Mr.. McCauy, who is now a State Senator, will re-
sign hin seat the Senate re.assenrbles To
suppy that vacancy, Mr. Mcllhaney (Whi-) and
Gen. George Rus, (4oeo) are candidates. There
is a clear Wing majority Of or 500 in the Dis
trct and there Of course be no doubt as to The
result.
The Compiler of this morning mentions a sale in
this place, lasl week, Of Virginia Bank Stock a,
Sloi4 10 lo44. Very iuIc confidence seems to b.
placed in DR.. Broekcnbrouhg's estimate Of its
value.
Yesterday, learn from the same source, about
$1,000 Of James River and Kanawha Scrip was sold
al discount varying from Is TO 90 per cent.
Some Of The contractors above L,nchburg, who
think this scrip just good as Bank votes at par.
ought 10 be III the market!
NJ. Guzots French Edition Of the Life and VIII
tines Of Washington, in SIX volumns, was about to
appear al our last dates from Paris.
According TO the papers, one Of the Sub Trea-
surers hasmadr fine spec Oh Western Indians, pay
ing them $500 900 IN five franc pieces. as dollars,
and hereby clearing $4,000 by the operation.
lie deserves 10 he made one Of VaA's Receives
General under the new System.
We have had no mail from The North to- day. and
it Is doubtful when we shall receive another. the
snow is now pretty deep and is sui falling, which
ways puts stop TO the railroad The Polo-
mac. imagine. too, is frozen over, it has been,
since Saturday, intensely cold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06

THE NEW ENBRACE-MR. VAN BUREN,
AND MR.. CALHOUN.-W received y lang let.
ter FROM our Washington Corrre- pendent this
morning. which. by accident, failed TO reach MS yrs
lerday, from which we have only room for the fol
lowing important extract:
Correspondence ofhe Baltimore Patriot.
WAsAINGros, Tuesday Evening, Dec. o6
remarkable event occurred 10 -day. jain C..
Calhoun paid visit To Martin Van Buren,. II is
most notable that tic poiitcdt coalition the spols
men with the man who denonnt ed them as united on
~ by the cohesive power oflhe plumber ofthe public "
has produced half the sensation that the personal
communion Of Van Buren, and Calhoun naturally
creates. Why' Because there is not a man who
has been in Washington for the last fnnr or five ses-
'ons who dues not know that if cliher John &. Cal.
honn or Ma,rn Van Buon possess tie ordlna,,
feelings OF gentlemen, they never can come togeh.
er as friends without loss of Sc frespect.
M Calhoun was noi mefely political opponcnl of
Mr.. Van Bnien he bore to hrr the most biuer aud
femnrselrss personal cnmity. lie regarded him MS
The consp'dor who had succeeded IN separating HIM
(Mr. Calhoun) from The favor Of General Jackson,
aud IN throwing him totally horS de co,n6ai.
Mr. Calhoun frequently aSsaed Mr.. Van Bmen
10 his face while he occupied the Chair of the Sen
ate, in the most coniumeliuus aud insulting tones 4:
IN such language. indeed, would almost have *
cuscd the application OF strong hand in return for
= foul mouth on the spot. Van Buren took il all.
patiently as Lamb. havine schooled himself 10 such
perfect self command, thai he would receive y shot.
without vince. or a change of color or a motion
of a muscle This is Vans great fort
But though Leepirg dark and whispering low,
Van Buren"as not the less bitter ana malignant in
his haired o Calhoun, nor The less Jealous aad In.
heaiIgabe IN using means to irjure him. Tie
whole Of that Infamous series Of articles which mp
peared in the Globe during the sessiun immediate
~ previous to. and during thai Immediately sue
ceeding the Inauguration of Martin Van Buten.
~ Mr. he
matters OF general disgust and soorn were moi only
prompted hut urged and enforced, and re enforced
by Martin Van Buren, himself.
What meeting these worthless must have had
Never has Mr.. Calhoun been in the White House
s:ncc lie expelled from tive confidence of Gen.
Jackson 'iy tins same Martin Van Buren,, TO whom
now hr onte To make avIsir, of form, but
Of friendship. VIVA; memories What associations !
Let any nan. WHO has ,,acI Cor himselfany just
hotions Of political mnrdy, look ttck upon me
scenes oi the last few years and say whctu,! any
confidence can be placed in the sayings hnpgs 81
mrn, who. after holding the relations towards each
other, Van Buren, and Calhoun have duur. can now
suddenly embrace and swear eternal friendship!
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gsr or LETTERS


oEMAiNlaG IN J,e Post oaee a, lihr,'y, Va. Jany
ist 10 %, which, !. not 1aken out viii be sent ~ i'
sr ael II Post Office M dcdG letters,
A. Aree, Reuben Akinson, kebeeen Adams
H-Ja,a rs Brown. 49,, n, w.t.,
r-,,Ir,h u. the Caui William ALA way, Kew Nicholas
H. c.bbs ~ ,'am Cfeasy. John Cohh.
npct,r ar }, cob Derdofl, Ann Dool',i
II Kirhnrd Elb... Nellcy Eotls woman OF coionf.) .
TMrs Edi,hn L. Fisher. Marshall d. fa n'n, Ld"i"
GN"Mrs. pely GwatAi. Jno. Gibbs, senr Jno. io'den
H"Chaflcs Holland Alb.re.t b. Hill, M'ss Eliza NJ,
Hardy William VI, HARDY. a., :.
w iliam deter Abraham Jones. Robert Jones. Ed r.
Irwin Esq Gray J0ne', - $3.50, ,,
i--Mss Martha Ioyd Rev. VIM lcnwich' Nv head Cor
rrlius Io,d Mr.. Mildred L. Lowry, Ed toswood Co.
niss Sarah A. Lambert.
=" M CD Phillip u. Matthews Saml McConnhay. Col.
~ A. CARGO Miss Caroline Moore, Thomas Mead Esq.
W. Mi,. hen MIS- Elizabeth A. u. MoCnbe, Edwin ID.
NJ, Es, - ss cloylory Mitchell.
n o,llaa,,ee Il, zig hbourgall Esq.
~ r,Nin ~ one Miss Mnf' oden.
p-iohn PARK Joseph Parker, Egg William Powell
R--Wiliism II. Roberts :. OH l. n"n,h s1 , Cha,
S--cul. David Saunders, III ~ ~ ""'s' A-'' S''f
ThonDa Stewart, Capt. sampson - up
T.-Dr DAM Tomrkins, Snml G. ''F'y,, v,,, H..
W-Joci White, John Watson, L." "'iH,n, ucny
Willis John Wright Capt. William l. Weikr'i ~ nm
A. WALKER Mia Mary Nuod. FhGcia H. W,!"'f, '''op"
"o"e VI '''" '1''N' REUBEN PARKER ~.
In
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By reference The committee find That thete IL now
t,o hundred aud thirty seven Shares OF Stock held
by fiiy seven members. beng an increase al s'Nty
six Shares aud ther. has peen IN the meantime I'VE
Sna,rs of Stock ~tthdrawn since The ii day "i
January last The joint fund was 500 l66 3d. al Tins
tme S5Oi27 Al, bring m increase OF 81 200 81;
the amount on cposlue Isl day OF January last Was
24.3l6 %, at this time SJ0,0S7 So, belng an IN
crease of 5,74l 80. aud for winch ceufeates oil De
post have been granted.
The amount of interest gained DUNG tho year IL
80 7i6 81 and Is nov pant oi HE JOINT luna ac-
count. The present value oi each Shme OF Stock
Is estimated 10 be $2i2 n % 207, being nett gain
of Sli al, after deducug S26. Contributions paid
IN. winch is about 81 per cent. upon the value Of
the Stock the lst January last, being then
Sl72 Sc 1877 lG9-bn the interest due ON deposits
- not taken iuio account.
All II winch is respectfully submitted.
SAML POlNDENfER, j.,
A. b, RUCkER. Commit.
JAS. T.. HORNER, tee.
&. MGVER,
Polished IN ohrdieuce 10 the 9Th section oil nm
OF the Legislature, piesor Ibiog tt,iaip general
regulations Tor the incorporation OF Savings Banks
&c. passed 24th OF March, 1898.
JNO. X. MCDANIEL, Pfe,'t, {. s. Is.
Jan. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
OBITUARY

Died, suddenly. Thursday evening last WILLIAM Con-
respected citizen OF this nsighburhood. We en-
poy cal in diving his tenn, which drawing lIad Of
wood into he fell tas supposed from his saddle h"ise
and instantly killed beneath the wheels o s wagon,
which passed bis head This IL another among tho
affecting proofs have, that in the midst OF life, and
even in hrnh and happiness in death The deceased
native of Scotland but for lind been
resident OF this where lie bad formed reppectu
bile SioD, md had received the Of all who knew
him. lie remarkably frank aud candid his de-
and IN his with the world honnrR-
bic md runcun lie has left snail family to lament their
sudden bercny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
vi A lslsIAGES.

Maned,o on Tuesday evening the 10Th Of Deem
Der. by the Rev. Moshy Arnold. Mr.. Thomas Lacy,
10 Miss ALMARy FnANcEs, fighter Of Mr. Rich
ard Booth. Of franklin.
-. on Thursday evening. the 19 h Of Deem
bcrby the Rev. Noshy Arn"ld, MIR. WILLIAM Bur
LER. 10 Miss TnIRzA r., daughter Of Capt. John
Rnsser. Jr., of Campbell.
-, on Tuesday. Tie oath uit., by the Rev. l.
saac Cochran. Mr.. ARCHER WomAcK oi Lynchhurg,
TO Miss JuDIrH A. f.. eldest daughter OF Wilkin-
WATSON. Esq. Of Prince Eh,yaid.
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TRUST SALE OF SLAVES,

t1f virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed 10 The
il , subscriber by George Markham, dared The IL h
August. 1888 aud oi record IN the erks office OF Am
hersl county Count, and Tor certain purposes therein
mentioned, will he sold at public auction. to the
highest bidder for cash. in tie town Of Lynchburg,
before The auction Of Payne & Turner, on The
eh day Of February. lSi0, (Saturlay,) the fol
loving Negro slaves Bob, john Hampshire. p,uiel
Aggy aud her Two children Bob and Sarah.
The title TO these slaves is believed 10 be 1od but
the undersigned wi convey such lite puy as is vest
ed ia MN by the DEED al 'rrsaid.
CHARLES L. MQSpY, Trustee
JAMS ter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
COMMUNICATION.

hBlNGDoN d., oc'- 3sn, 1881
NR. ]. kUHL, Richmond. Va.-DEAR sin: |
~ am happy 10 mior" y,u that am ~ excellent
health. In letter iW else months upwards since.
stated had entirely recovered NY health. Si"ee
that time have not had the slightest syn ptom OF y
rriutn "f my old AID nut li.dieaded uiseast--th"
DYsycysia. also stated The cure o several cases,
al ,b,tnac character and OF long standing; they
have all proved la be permanent. 50 lar Ms have
been able to ascertain. ] have had several cases,
which have brcn successfully ueat,d with Your a.
bysspi, Mixt1ie and Anus, pliilIic Syrup. ] VIII
mention one case, Which hha been tleaird nuh Tho
usual remedies Tor three months at wih ut anya
baicineih II the DISEASE. Your Medicine Was pres
cured and tie disease, which APP cared too obs l.
nate, in few day ynlded 10 Yum emcdy.
have used yUni NJ die mes wIh success. Ihays
USED none other IA my family for the last l6 months,
One nf my sisters, whose eyes had tees effected for
some three years--so much So that size was scare.
~ able attend to the most Ordinary business
w.lhnui The nse OF speelaolt--Mas relieved by tho
use Of yolr Res oier Of the Blood aid Depuratvs
Powder. Respectfully yours.
GEORGE Il. BARR,
The above mentioned Medicine may be prscuIs}
At ~. KUIiL'S Once IN Richmond - al hs a.
gents DiNhbE q NJ "poo"u.
pero3 4ilf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
NOTICE.

VTNHE tract OF Land wherein Nancy Ferguson
l. lived and died, Containing So acres more or
less) for sale, ACCOMMODATING terms, and posses
sion given dai-ly This Land lies on the h
side 81 Gll's Geek in The conniy of Franklin, ad-
joining the lands of Aquilr, Divers, Stephen Fergu-
son and Others the Of is cleared and some as
fine rich low, grouds any The Creek. Any per
wishing purchase will make application 10 the
subscriber in Lynchburs.
THOMAS FERGUSON,
Ian st
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EHEIGkEEON.
J an &

THE NEXT SESSION of my SCHOOL
T. will commence on Monday, The 18Th insi. Tn
less it be otherwise specified, every pu pal Will be
sidered engaged for the session, aud deduc
ton made FOR loss oftne but or. sue has may b.
caused by sickness.
N. B.-My School Room. 10 in the Masonic Hal
RO. b. SHELTON.
January to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
UNiox HOTEL. Lu,s.hours va.

UNION HOTEL. L0txShours va.
o., TIE subscriber having become ths tenant
F,iil OF this very Convenient, and valuable Esiah
-k1..A isbmeut FOR the cnfrent year. takes this
method of informing the Public ihiI II Is now open
foi the receptions oil baard,fs and transient visitors
under The management al his agent Anihony w Z.
Crepshaw.
Every exr,tion vii be made hy the subscriber,
,h,e,,ah lis agent lore.ad. deserve and he hDles
10 ,,eone, u liberal sha r public patronage.
ALLL n }. CRENSHAW.
J.nuary G I'm
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Office.

NOTICE.
4 LII persons having claims against Nancy Fer
~ euson deceased. oitle county Of Franklin, are
requested To present them for payment well au'hcn-
tIcaed; and II deere any PERSONS indebted 10 the
deceased At her death, they viii please call aud make
payment TO the snbsrfibet III Lynchhurr.
THOMAS FERGUSON, Executor
oil Nancy Ferguson. Died.
Lar
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.gr,.sr0s Ersr00rtsHGry!

WI. w. DAVENPORT. has Just received Gou,
ph,lndelphia, pa, ot tie way over land.
100 pair Indie, fine Sealshin and Morocco wal
hing SHOES,
100 pair Ladies' dress Nd ard Morocco Slip
per., with few pair OF Ladies Cater Boots,
late sylr,
100 pair double sole Brogans particularly a.
dapted To the present season.
Jsn. 6 il II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
EDUCATION.

rEtlE snhsdriber will his school Mon
u day. The 18Th "i January, 1910. lie promises
his best rxsrons 10 npart useful aud solid Infurma-
ton, aud asks share of patronage. Applicants
viii he alter ed To at The s. OPP Of Il. StsLler.
Reiefencc-K. b. Townley.
PETER c. NELSON.
January w4w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
C.GEKsETENG,

81 a q ~ w
M HAVE lately received YER; large stock
w OF fine and suiieihne lns,aia AID Brussrla
carreline, 10 which We particularly invite the al.
len'loa ot our trends, as tena very desirable both
on hccoshi OF the patterns dsnaInv ell ~ ia
rrice bURlOyA RoEeS
Oct % 49,.
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Oily
SHOES; SHOES

uTE have just received spel.dih ASSORTMENT Of
w Ladies Fench Kid, Morocco. Seal and CAT
SKIN SHOES AND $ IPPEEsS. all ofvtich
were manufactured exp essiy iur our sales, aud are
uorhy the special attention OF those in want Of
good article. BURTON d RQDES.
O-t % Il il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
EDUCATION.

TNIlI, ne Il session ot the subsetbrr's school will
4 ommtnce Oh Monday, the Gti OF January
next Terms rs her,toinre
SAML. d. TOMPKlNS
Dec OF on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
S,TutaTupy WANTED.

a YOUNG LADY, who has had several years
~ cNper eucc in teaching wishes to obtain stu
alton MS lnstrueness, IN private family
Far farther particulars. &c. enquire At this Office
Jnnuatp 6 WIS
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Dec 90
STONES.
s00o yds. Negroes Clothing.

WE HAVE ateiy received aud have now fs
w sale 5000 yds Nam Cotton. cassiueus
Fulfd Cloths. keiseys Lnseys. aud Other goods
suitable Tor Neg,os' Clubbing, which we are dtter'
mined 10 sell low er than usua
AL o
1000 BLANKETS, al unusually low prices.
Farmers and Planters viii do themselves great jus
jnstit By examining ck beire purchasing,
| BURTON u ROBES.
OILY tsif
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w NTED

ITO HIRE or purchase = q likely negroes
/ su,,ble for farm WIN. A. READ.
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DRAWINGS RECEIVED.

DRAWINGS RECEIVED.
This following we've the drawn numbers inr The Viz
pinia :tate Lutery for The town oi Wrsbuis, Class
No 7. Tor 1899. drawn Dee. 2ath. VIZ;
Sd 20 81 . 10 60 II l6 Ga 3 -.
AND
The following were the drawn numbers Tor the
Virginia Stale Lo,tcr. Extra Class, No. 8, for the
benefit the town f WeIlsburg, drawn Dec, 3lst.
1889. VIZ:
3 AZ 50 AZ So 81 81 IL 10 Sc Is.
Good Prizes sold at
BOOKER'S OFFICE.
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TIME Brick Stable and Lot recently occupied by
Walker X Pratt, ~ Livery stable. IL FOR rent
aud po.sess,op gwen immedlley. Apply 10
THOMAS FERGUSON.
Lynehbnrg.
Jan6 D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06

NTIRGINIAl-At u court heId for Bedford Conn-
Y ry. AT Tie Colul House, on Monday. tho 23d
dav of December. 1899.
On the motion OF Charles p. NOEL, setting forth
thai he bound in this Count as ecunly foi John
A, Price Tor his faithful administration oil The estate
# Jesse NOEL, deceased, and that he conceves him
self in danger of suffering in consequence oIsucb
security ship: 1t is ordered, that the said John A.
Price appear at the next Court and give tie said
Charles =. Noel Counter security, abide such
other order as the Count shall make IN the premises;
aud it appearing 10 the Satisfaction OF the Count
that the SAID ohm A. Price is not nhaL,tani OF
This Commonwealth, II Is ordered thai copy Of
ihis order lie published twice, in " the Lynchburg
Vngiuian," apaper published IN :" the town OF
| LNchbuig. Cony-Iesle,
no. c. NlCHELL, c. B. C,
Janusrye 2,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

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A LII PERSONS who wish me Ia oidcr the
"a "Culliyafor" for then, this year, are feGues-
ted 10 forward belore the 20tI OF this month
The paper cnn be sent dueri to each subscriber to
such Post Oicc lie may prefer.
MACAJAH DAVIS, j.,
Jan G Ii