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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
SELECTIONS.
Frem The Riclmond Compiler.

From the Richmond Compiler.
= BoSHERS DAM.-We are gild 10 publish the
lsllor Ing letter. Saturday repoued here tla
spaft OF the Dam had fallen II srtaffyins IL
sarn that Ihete is reason 10 fear It's destruction
~ s,ent winch would asion Immense injury md
las. apart ftoa tie dam, the construction u winch
eost large sum.
Rieuaosp. 9Th Jan 1910
To The Editors Of me Compiler:
Grntlemen--My attention having this morning
beea d'teced toa paragraph IN your paper OF Satur-
dsy. containing very Erroneous statement IN rea-
. iea BesheT's Dam, hasten to inform son ihatt
. Issm rreeBt examination ol tbdt STRUCTURE | have
been able to discover at, OF ihe "atge eteYee,"
"a ihe ahu,mrns hleh you have painted out as ia
eic 2iehs Of ITS being about 10 fail. II is rue hai
lnIury has been ooessioncd 10 The =. + lsll
SloIw,'t and few of the sioirs OF the Northern
sbotnient have been splaeed by The iminrnse mas
srs OF floating ice, broken boats, and logs of wood
~bcI' have ldteiy been esnled over the dam but
ih.se'dsmsgfs are slghi, aud vii be repaired
NHhout spbJecling The public 10 any Inconvenience
= Repeatedly yours,
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SCHOOL AT lEEROSE,
Henri f0hssgg,

III. undersigned DESTROYS 10 have the education
u OF ms sons aud nepbeWs conducted under his
own inspection. has engaged the services Of Mr. John
u Leafy, a gentleman Of high classical aftaIHneuts,
and most exemplary moral eharaeie En- who has had
seraI years experience In teaching ia Europe. and
who IS al this time the head of i respectable Semi
nary IN the state Of New York The course OF IN
sifnetion will be such rs iii young gentlemen f5t
entering any Of the COLLEGES oil he state. and sup.
ply as Lar IS practicable, the benefits Of collegiate
education 10 those, whose pursuits and citc0mslan-
ces may prevent them from prosecuting Their stu.
dies ~ The higher Semirares Of learning. Instead
oil reading much t0oseiy, The object IA this school,
viii he 10 teach what Is read thoroughly aud to ed
ueae the mental aud moral faculties lbs cad of lad
Ing the memory with mere words. The situation IS
retired and healthy, and every effort shall be used
to guard the health and morals OF the youth "ho
may Iequent the school. TIE undct. gned, when
not Professionally engaged. will take pleasure in 81
wing, from time to tine, his personal attention 10
the school, aud will take occasion To open subjects
OF general science to Tie pupils in the form OF
easonai popular Lectures. lbe first session OF The
school will commence on the 17h day Of February
next, aud close The 18th of July. Terms for
board, &c and tuition in all or any Of The subjects
taught per session Ct five months, $50 90. The
lee Tor board aud tuition is expected IN advance,
aud no deduction will be made for casual absence,
unless caused by indsposIlion The number OF
pupils will be limited 10 twenty five. Books and
stationary furnished al Danyllle prices.
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN.
N. Il. have at THIS time class Of medical stu
dents, and would accommodate a few more. la ad-
diton TO the ordinary advantages enjoyed in the of
flee of practising physician, may state thai my
pupils receive regular Instruction By lecture aud ex-
animation, and that my atleutlou is also directed TO
The formation OF their style, by giving them occa-
slonal exercise IN composition. This will not appear
nnimpofnnt TO those whp lave observed The lainent-
able deficiency, IN this particular, Of many Young
gentlemen entering the profession. The medical
fee for The course IS S00, payable half in ad-
vance, Board &c. ei9il dollars per month.
BARTH EGAN.
Communications addressed. post PAID to the sub
sefiber Horse Pasture Pos Office, will be prompt
ly attended TO. b. T..
Aelrose, Jar. 10 vii NH
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From a Ltaaiea Paper. Der. Is.

Another SLAvER.--tler Britannia Majesty.
sc sooner Skipjack has brought into Moutcgo Bay
prize the Portuguese brg Ulysses, go sie,es on
b"Ard. which she captured oil the Isle of Pines a
lev days ago, aher chase OF twelve hours The
8 captain. Fernando z. Portuguese escaped with ,
passengers chiefly captains Of captured slasefs aud
ssx negroes. Fernandez TOOK uith hun about S.,
0oo- Flour was very scarce at Montcgo Bay aud
II wasteared that the slaves wnuld meet wnh the
came fate which had beialleu previous lot
sroash' IN there-de fol- van, Of proper iarnaoeou
food. Efl# ~
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down wienete ra,~e The waste gate. Standing on >
single plank placed eser The lnr,e he succeeded IN
taisrr The gale lev inches, bnt from The pressure
OF The water, oaii raise ii 90 higher. While eses-
ing h,iisehat thr GAR, his feet by SONS means
slipped fronie Hank which he stood, and he
fell into the dame. The water rashiag oni "hh
violence beneaih the gate. Immediately tank hnp to
the bottom, IN spite Of all resistance. lis feet no
sonrcr touched the floor Of tho flame, tian tbey
we've nsfantlyfaken from under linn. aud lie was
forced un Ter fhr cute. This Hdl done IN the
twink,iug OF saeye. The gate was NOT faased high
enough TO suffer lin to pass out. lie vas forced
ur his breast. when he strick last IL 81 ore 10
get back, but tie water sl,ed sg ,ns and p,st hlm
With such violence. Ia could not sir an inch. Tie
eNetad every nerve add muscle, bur all in vain
lie then streYe 10 the gate u with ms bat
no no purpose j usiing all Efforts uuavaihng, he
gave up all hope Of escape. aud began 10 thlnk al
has friends. There lie lay chained rs II "eIc,
Twelve feet under waller, entirely unable 10 assist
himself, and ose cons. ious OIL .s dlpger.
HIS young companions were at wofl, IN The shop
owe hun and word TO them would save Inn,
bat they knew not his peril. He finally resigned
himself 10 bis fafe-the water began 10 look dark o.
yer him--he grew weaker and weaker-he saw but
span betseeu himself aud the grave. At this time
he was aroused by feeling great weight mon his
breast, and. al Tie same instant the whole Of The
lower nan of the name gave wy. The nume be
ing somewhat old ani decaycd, the immense force Of
Tho water, assisted dubtl, s. by hts esenion, tore
away The gate plank and all, leaving the whole body
Of the water IN the pond 80 rush out through the
DUNE. BGi the Young mans danger Mas not at an
end hrrc. The batksmiih's shop was placed hirh
sbcve the sittanl, jutt belos The dam. on irarno
motk. The water lushlpg out Ged The stream be
lgs taipIng with il one of the tfayetse beams
that supported the shop II body bout over the
bran', hls head above hls feet below This strsa vas
already filed with water IN an unusual height. pla-
cling hun la quite rs perilous situation as belorc
! IL. l.. a
but he was almost as helpless bri,re. The cur.
renl was 50 silong lac could neither pass over
under The beam.
Aitef some exeni0ns, however, lie finally sue
ceeded IN forcing bis body back ag iinst the efrpn
and pissed under The beam. lie nov FOR a mo
ment lost his senses but ihinedalel, rscusefing, he
found himself passing rap,dly down the stream near
HE shore. He afain put forth all his remaining
strength and reached he shore. lie fell upon the
hanA Of the stream, exhausted aud almost hfclees
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CAsDlNG MACHINE AND
GFsEgT' .NEEL.

EHHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE to in
n form his customers and the public. that his
CdRDING III CHINE AND GRIST-HiLL.
on Ivy Creek. oear Lynehbtrg are NORM tine order'
and he invites the patronage Of the neighonring
community.
Persons desiring 10 have Wool oarded will please
send it, as early after the Isl day OF February az
convenient: Let ii be well washed aud gfeased-
# desired, grease Will be furnished at the rate OF
81 for every ten pounds Of rolls.
Corn viii be ground for persons who wish 10 sell
BY wholesale, al u toll of tenth, and Tor regular
customers oae.eigih The public patronage is
respectfully solicited. aud the subscriber will use
every effort TO give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
Jan. 90 w6w n12m
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rllnE COMMoNNEALrn oF NlRGINIA-

fGNHE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
To the Sheriff of Nelson County. G,eetng.
whereas, Benjamin Fitzgerald & Jane his wife late
Jane Cooley, Osborne Colley and Polly his vile late
fo,ly Fitzgerald, JOS. Fitzgerald, Edmund Fnzger-
aid, Nancy Fitzgerald, Jane Fitzgerald, James Bridge
ana izlbelh his WIFE, late Elizabeth Coffey Poll,
bridge, William G. Bridge, Edmund Bridge. Spots
wood Padgett aud Elizabeth his wife, late Eliza.
beth Bridge, James Bridge Jr. and Jesse Bridge
heretofore eHholed 10 our Circuit superior court Of
Law and Chancery for the County of Nelson, their
%" OF complaint against Edmund +. Cofley and
james montgomery, executors OF The last Will and
testament OF William Coifey decd the said Ed
mund r. Coiicy and James Montgomery. as Trus-
tees Tor Elizabeth Bulge and her children. and
aso as trustees or Jane Fitzgerald aud her children.
william Cohey, Mngaret Monroe. and Elizabeth
coleman, Amy Coleman, Patsey Coleman Polly
Coleman and Luc, Coleman, children of Mildred
1pIeman, decd. late Mildred Coney Mary Co1ey,
! no'has hays and Wlnney his wife, late Wluney
oohay and F,ankey Cofey whereupon, sun,lry
proceedings have been had as appears from the
'Eo'uS "nu mes OF The said court; but before
d "l7' uectee coudbe pronounced in the said canse
the said James Montgomery dena,red ,b,s LA
'"esla'e as II is sild and administration of ALI
"uu singular his goods, chattles and credits
T ~ 1een' IN due form, committed to BENJAMIN
~ lt"tr's aud the said Benjamin Fnz,erald.
""r '1ne ms WE. o,bofne Col1ey and Polly his
"he Joseph Fitzgerald. Edmand FIzperald Nan,
ey fItzerdld. Jane Fitzgerald, James BRIDGE and
n'zaoe'h his wife. Polly Bridge. Williams G.
bridge Edmund Bridge, Spotswood padceu and
Elizabeth bis wife, James Bridge Jr. and .Ipssn
n,'ge having suppl'eaed us Tor proper remedy in
.i's oehai and we being willing that " hat is ripht AZ
Just should be don';-Thereiore, we commsnd Won
p Sou MAKE KNOWN according law, 10 the Said
be'Jam'n ID. Harris that he be before I'M, JnJoe ~
ou' s"'u ofcui Superior court OF Law and Chance.
~ ~ ,I' me Sa'u county at the Courthouse thereof
H., Us, Jay OF April Term next, to show. if AN,
't'ing iof himself, he have or know ,n saw 49, "tp'
"u sun Spou'u not be proceeded in 10 final ,'ccyee
asoresaid "''n IA ms character of administered,
nl'ab' ~, qua oe In all things, in The same
liz doon eonui'lon as 1t was at the time ,r
a,n t u "'.es oil The said James Mon,nome,v
COM, shaT 10 do and receive what on, sad
there ill., ~ INA. part consider; aud have then
''ra 'n'S "f''. Witness, Robert C. Cu,Ier Cia.i
" 0T, sau Court at the Courthouse Ibe a.S I' e
Com,nonm oef, 1882 and in the 64h year of lhs
Jan. Is W. W LEX. Clerk.
ADI01Hk 1nA La =,
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
Lear.ns Lynch0h,g for Richmond o,
the Worth.

L FAVE Lynehburg Mondays, Wednes-
Y days and FRIDAYS, at . O'Clock. A. NJ arrive at
Charlottesville same evening, Ut p. NJ. Leave
Charlottesville, next day by A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road a distance of only % miles from Chan
ottesville by 10 O'Clock, and arrive IN Rich.
mond same evenings, by O'Clock, L NJ. This will
be found BIZ Ear the most comfortable route as well
rs the most expeditions to Richmond or going
Nonh by way of Washington CITY having no nighl
travelling aftei leaving Lyncbburg. The teams
and coaches on this line first rate, and the
divers skilfnl, careful and accommodating. No
pains will be spared render the Trip safe aud plea
saut 10 the passengers.
Fare thtongh to Richmond 50 SOTO Frede-
rcksbnfe S12. $. b. CLOVES, Agent.
June y WITS
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lron The NoLteM HeraM.

inE foNFR o. cosssrNuE.--Ths still small voice of
ihs rprcscunlfe o neaytn IN tho human breast may bc
suited io hmt ~ the violation ~ uubdled pn.ions or II
deirao srntbtff become scarcity te frequent repetition
ut tne but soonef aer smolhefed tones viii hun
10Th AMI oVtpela the Aoaipr fights viii confusion
and dsnN ugcts isappeased bl Immediate reputation
Of th" injury inflicted The confession Of lu il nn1onlt
ediY the ist top oSaf4 rciaaon hui the rrpfation of
niusy ~ lr strongest f,dfnCc can hate nj return
ifun TIC path ofoIne Ia that OF vlUc1h e following lctrr
received Though the Portsmouth, Poet Onle eunpli
q nou 81 the ira of the above rnarls aud pnbtshcd
thai the Writer nay know tic money has been rec ccd by
HE pefson To whom addcscd, aud hai ehea, who IN
an unfortunate moneni, have wougcd thtif hcahms ma
profit hy thu example nndda bkcwise delightful 10 ind
Tint come have The maenhhly 10 Hme amends of cncc
eomm'tihoseter rling ihey appen, he. II should
hentd that llo senamaR 10 whuW tie letter Mas nd In - al
mol cng entg1y satisfied OF h. MOT tn ranlcnts Ina
banded The money otar 70 a Charitable IN Tuition.
! Mr. g. -
sr--Somrhns lke - or 30 ycers plet nn ii tho fyor
Of YIN 10 change fur dalar i'm me- Which YOU did and
IN SWING me- The rhaHse VIM me three tw,l6lnrn
tMno them were stuck together thai ,on did na petc,r
H. NOR either al 6ei bn ioupd ii aorWals and spent the
/ HoDey tot my ,wause
j was small hnY at dat time mud suse have arrived nj
mnnhood hne ihunght duty 10 return II II, Won npnin
with interest and compound nlrrst which think viii A.
mount ~ about nhe doilS this YOU Will find enc
/ IA this mote. Nouns with respect.
January 1910,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

ihniNiA AT rules held in the Clerks Office ~ 49,,
'lrruh superior Court OF Law aud Chanrrrv for IL
l3i0 '' wv W" u"S VI january,
Lindsay Shumaker, Nicholas Shumaker. William ,;,o-
WOOD and Cathnrne his wife late Catlarine Sbmmnlsr
'''''es o"u""Ner ana "Ilimm H. Shumaker, Plaintiffs
against
'onn Shnmnker John Cash and Lucinda his wife Jplo
ann camden, Elizabeth Camden, Caycn r. Cnn,ds, an
JOIN NJ Camden infant children of Eliaoboth Cnn,ic %
oeeeased who inter1nanied with Benaiuin Camden
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant John Shumaker, MOI having epto,.1 H.;
eanGe and gwen security according The act of AsSc
os ahd he rules OF This Court and appearing bv soi;sf
tory evidence, that he is not an inbabitnt ncib
Is that the said Defendant do appear here on The frs.
d h af Term next aud answer the bill of the PIninls
newspaper published in the of Lynchbnrs far ,
months necessNe aud posted the trout door OF the Conrt
A Copy-Tese
ban. ~ i'NSLEi Clerk
WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

Atfacul0ss qEscape.-The Lowell Courier tells
q gss9he ish"w,og Taly Wonderful story. We should
sfdly pc induced o'beleve it, were we not uan
xssa go ruth The editor Of ID journal and as IS we
sessk ey 80 undefsisnd why names suppressed.
phe aocusi0 quo. is a little village ON the banks
~ she MNxrimack river. At this place, stream en-
NsEsstpe srmack ACROSS wict dam is built form
- eoa. ahe water Of which, sometimes used 10
4<szes 80 sne eehs~s Of a blacksmt's shop. During
- ~ns tna*A Of hate winter he pond was filled
= "ssfns~ng. Que 6f The backsmrhs fearing
sne d1'p Aou'd beasr.ed away by e ircshet, went
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" VI UT
PIiueipal Asst Ens'rJ. X. Xxx. c,

-. There is runor from Washington, that Mr.
Kendall, has expressed desire to rellre from The
Gea-r-i Post Oftee. ON account of continued II
hearth. Ex-Govrrnor Marcy, OF New Yotk. i. spo
keu Of asAis successor. rra IBaH Pa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT IN CINCIN-
NATl-Snee the early part Of December, ,he
Kew ]. N. Matthias been preaching IN The Wesley
m Chapci0 Tins CITY. lie delivers or sermons
N each wcrk3 aud The chapel, one oil the largest
buildings ot4he,kiod in the wesi. Is uniformly flied
10 oselflowing by The crowds ~ho flock 10 hear INN
Neatc iniJIme.l thai about 700 persous have been
added "a the Methodist Church Of this Guy, since
The time OF Mr., Mpfhts aulyaI auoue M.
- On. Clron.
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Il OUTIN- sIt.
ROBERT TiNSLEY, Clerk.

Amherst Court-housc, Dec. 81. 1889 {
Ihe parties viii take notice that have appointed
hufsu"y' the 27th day OF February next, 10 com
mence tie accounts IN the foregoing order, spec-
hcd, on which day at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
they are requested 10 attend at my office with tler
accounts vouchers, and copies VI court papers pre-
pared ior examination aud settlement.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Com.
Jan. IS. ~,
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BRYANT a YOuNs:.

kKks AMI N YOUNG,
4 RE now RECEIVING a large and general assert
N menl OF
GROCERyES,
Consisting in par, OF the following articles:
40 hhds ST. CroIx, Porto Rico and N. o. Su.
gar,
- iiefces Clarified Sugar,
10 bags RIO, Lagura, Maficabo, Old Java aud
penla Coffee,
80 boxes Loaf Sugar,
p hhds and tetces Muasses,
tlerccs Rice,
so boxes Sperm and Taow Candies
50 boxes Soap,
10 casks Cheese,
40 bbls Tar,
100 kegs Mails,
IS kegs Blasting Powder
90 do Dnponts Gun Powder,
100 bags Shot,
20 bbls 'ranuers' Oh
40 hbls Labrador llenngs,
10o0 lbs Raw Cotton,
10. 600 lbs Bale Cotton,
1000 lbs Sole Leather, good and damaged
pipes very Sup. ON. Cog, Btaudy,
so do and bbIs Spanish do
80 his and bbls Antigua and N. +. Rum,
ppe Old Holland Gin.
80 obls American do
10 Apple Brandy
3 pipes Old Medelra Winc, tvery supcrior0
10 do and bbls s. NJ, Wine,
do Port do
% hbls India do
60 -" Malaga do
50 boxes GunpowJer, Imperial Tyson and
Black Tea,
500 lbs Spanish Float Indigo,
s bbs Nader,
10 do Lamp black,
30 noXes Glass s ~ 10 and 10 ~
1000 lbs American Is. Steel.
so Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
100 b xes Cigars, from 81 10 So per box,
so reams Letter aud Fooscep Paper,
Copperas, Ginger, Alspce, Pepper, Nutmegs
Sapelre. Alum, and SaIera,us, with many other ar
lcIes, too tedious enumerate all of which we of.
Ter at extremely low prices, for cash.
Jan. 20 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

slNBuMAYITY.--It is stated ia a Baltimore paper.
that woman was arrested one OF the cold nights
last week, Tor stealing three biiiels OF wood TO make
ire to keep her three children from fretzlug-
when taken to the watch house SHE begged mos
earnestly iobe allowed to go to lhem, or 10 have
e"' ofoogh 10 i'er as they would freeze 10 death.
Her request. however was refused and in ,be morn.
ing the children we're found frozen 10 DEATH This
Is ohei commentary upon the administration OF our
Jaws IN many ,nsi anoes the high rogue ho robs 10
','e amount OF millions escapes, and the poor WHO
steals to prevent death, is thus punished. a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

ONE HUNDRED iiousEs SwrPr OfF.-The Rev.
Mr.. Coan OF the Sandwich islands IN a Ielter to ls
brother, published IN the Evaugellst described a
scene OF terror Witnessed evening At IIo durnc
INC progress OF a prouacled meeting held thcre in
November as follows "lhc sea rose suddenly TO
the porPendculaf height OF Is 90 feet and fen in
one mountain wave on the shore, sweeping away
neatly one hundred houses. their tenants and effects
All was sudden as peal OF thunder No pemoni-
nons were given. Mono had lime To dee There
was no earthquake, and no visible cause Of the phc-
nomena. The scene was awful. In a moment hun
dreds were ,ngulted The roar of the raging sea was
ue"'eh'ng anu Inc loud piercing cries of disuess
we've hean-rendtng. Only eleven were drowned, bur
1--we have died siaeeby injuries received in the WAFER
Had the catastrophe been al midnight or had the
people been less amphbious hundreds must have
persisted. 10 drown native OF these islands is al
most like drowning whale, SO much are they at
home in The waler." 80
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pEACrIVyE GOODS,

SPLENDID Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- Merino Nantas,
Black, blue black and other coofs, lrsh Tabipet,
rare, cheap and mast beautiful article,
Black blue black and other eoors. PLAIN and richly
figured SILK, some very exquisite styles
Uneommony teh aud beautiful Pdrls Nous de
Lanes,
Black aud blue black Chally de LANES.
Together with a great many other articles com
prsiag large. cheap and beautiful assortment OF
GooGs Tor the Ladies. WIN. NJ. DAVIS 4 Co.
NOV. IL IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

4 1 il Cncun Superior Court oil Law and Chan
y Gerry continued by adjournment, aud held FOR
the County of Amherst at the court house. on Sat
utday, the 7Ih If September, 1899:
William McDanIel, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

ohoekiNo MuRpER.-A woman named Jaue Clio
yer, at Workman, Morgan county. m. was bo,,,bIv
murdered short time siuce her head being entirely
severed iro IN her body. The object ofthe ruffians
was gold, about $500 Of which belonging to tho de
ceased, they carried off.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

Tie fork Express of Saturday week. represrnfs Stor
rs duh and the market gloomy, L. y. Bank declined per
een liopened at 58s aud closed Il ~,
With rratd 10 the Flour Market the pnnrr spy
The natkets in du sat, and has been ler several
dms PIECES nlioeeler too bgh ior spor Small sales
o Western at 80 81 tot %, Southern 50 3 10 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

DANorRs or ruE LAKr.--It is now ascertained
that eleven instead oi nineteen Of tie twenty passen.
cf"n board the Neptune, whose wfeek on Lake
Michigan we noticed some days since were drown
ed, The remainder, with the captain succeeded
IN swimming ashore. In noticing the loss OF the
Neptune, the Buffalo Com uerciai Advertiser pub.
llshes the following list OF losses the past season
on Lake Mleh'ean' which it thinks probable in
quiry would much enlarge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

GUrAr FiRr Is PrNsAcntA.-A Frcei Gre hIoko ont in
fesaee JannHs h'' aud Consumed peatly the whoe ont
square IN the hest part # the towi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

Isaac X, llansard. William Ware, Henry l.. Da
sies, Timothy Fletcher aud Winston Woodrouf,
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

NIRG1NlA-Atrules holden in the Clerks Office 9th
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, forth
County OF Buckingham, the fourth dsy of November 1892
W illiam Shaw, Plainuf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

- L0hStluc journal.
About the llih of October o6e h,ig and two
schooners were disenashore near Michigan Cuy,
anu anolher schooner at Calumet. Shouly after an
other was wrecked near the last nenliol ed place
About the l5th OF the same m lnth the shin Milwan.
hie went ashore near the. mouth oil the Lile Fort.
The DE Wit Chnlol lost several Other crew at
Md"'nkie IN an attempt 10 land IN The small BOAT,
me hatbor not admitting vessel drawing more than
oleet OF water 500 900 win make the hatbor acccs-
s,blc To any craft on the lakes. The NIGHT Of the
pIh OF November three schooners We're lost-the
Jefferson aud Nctor At Chicago, and the Virginia 35
miles south of Chicago. The night previous ,Ae
bug Virginia went ashore near Maehinaw. Nearly
all of these cases total weeks and the loss OF
property could not be less than 10 600
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a T Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
"A cery continued by adjournment, and held ior
the county Of Amherst at The courthouse, on Tues
day. the 2d day Of Aptll, 1899:
Wiley Campbell, Plaintiff.
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