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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

o. Robert B. Sempe. Esqa gentleman Of flr
talents, proposes to publish new paper in Freder
cksburg To be called the Fredericksburg Register,
twice a week, al 81 per annnm lie takes strong
Wing ground in his prospectus. THE truth" he
says "of that memorable d, clatalion of Patrick Hen
ry on The floor of the Virginia Convention, y our
President may easily become King is confirmed
in the history Of successive administrations With
the use OF the Veto. aud the conse quent contiA Of
the Purse aud tie Sword. what limit is there to Ey-
eculiye power! La what conceivable respect is ours
"A Republic, hen one man bids defiance to the REQ
pie "A nd regardless II tie voice of lEen Rrptesen-
tayes declares hat no law shall be enacted which
conf cts with his views of roptet,, lhwarls h.
schemes Of addition Ii this can be done with
public acqulescence, then will the period have pass
ed when the Gov rament sqnns at Monarchy
" our President will, III fact and in ruth, 'havc
become King ~
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life the morning of Sunday Both of An.
1871, aged S. the residence of her husband Mrs
MILDRED l.. OrEY. cunsou Of Jno Hopkins Ocy. Esq. OF
Franklin Tennessee aud daughter OF Maj lsaae Otey, dec
of Bedford county, Va. Mrs. Otey natural, the gen.
TEST bengs, mild and amabe unobrsye mud sincere ,ln
with these lovely dispositions blended The Christian
graces for in early lie she became oIowero OF Christ
exhibited the beauty and reality of the religion she prof ssed
escaped her lips at the dspensaons of Providence which
had placed her beyond the reach OF mothers tender
sisters wachul love. Resigned the will of God. graie-
full for the blessings she possessed she endured her suffering
in the spirit ofa Christian looking "he great Tccompenso
OF reward and when at last the messenger came her faith
mistaken bore her trumphanty through the dark wiley and
shadow OF Death and enabled her leave abundant
for the consolation OF those who loved her TINT she
had exchanged life pain aud affection, for inheritance
incoruptib0, undefed and TINT fudeth away 1t
her privilege have the presence of her BROTHER the Night
Rev Bishop Ooy, during her last lew DAYS upon ennh who
together with her becayed partner aud three disc onsoate chill
dcn formed the group OF mourning relatives, hnt followed
her mains, distant land the house appointed for all
the living ~ Peace thy shade thou loved Thou
worthy OF the that shall flow for hee-and doubt
not that thy gentle Spirit sleeps in jesus l..
-. at ST. Josephs Florda of mellow fever a few
Florian, .id formerly assistant editor of the Washing
city Telegraph, tie had gone ST. Josephs for the
purpose of removing his family when the fatal disease
ed him.
Died, Wednesday last, after lingering and painful i'll
ness Mr. CLEMENT JENHINGs of respected cit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

ietable conviction thai III .her sten "oui dn,n,
the purposes ollhe gosernnent,& be aleqnatetc the
wants Il The country; aud therefore h1i while, in de-
terence 10 the opiniens Of others, we were wiling TO
adopt some other expe lienl temporarily, il vas with
Thorough Conviction that that exredlent would
lhl; and that thai ialnte would produce a CONVICTION
upon the minds II ".aige nainrny" Of the people,
that, in other system could We hope Tor safety
AID ,liietney-and that. consequently National
Bank must be eventually chartered. Il the State
Banks were no" IN state II resumption, "uh
reasonable prospect 81 It's peimluency. we should,
Tor one be willing az 10 Try experiment with
them, under Legislative appointment and control,
but ii would be with undoubting belief that they
would be ~hoy uneq III 10 the task Of furnishing
the country with sound and uniform currency.
We conclude With the sin lie remark, winch we
have made before, thalihe Curfency question was
unqnestionably an issue-tle leading aud vital is
sue-n the last Presidential election; aud hence
that IL devolyes upon tIo-e, who, Ike Mcssts. Iy-
lei, Gilmer Wise aud Mallory, have concuued in
putting down The Sab Treasury, While they repudl
ate the State Bank system and reject NaiIouol
Bank in any form, to present lie country WIN some
other scheme. Lei them d 81, and we will be dts
posed 10 give that laf lnal-aiwlys provided that
ii be not Sub-Treasu,y IN disguise. We cannot
60 for hat plan in any shape-nor do we see how
Hey can consistently recommend II. We can see
neither wisdom nor honesty in running MIR. Van
Buren, down on the Sab Treasury BILL aud then, as
soon rs we have expelled him from swcr, re'lving
II in some other shape-whleh will be to us .he
more objectionable that /, is 10 be masked and de,
cepliye in ITS garb thong substantially the IN
It's character.
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markahlc Characters, and by the Living Head,
At the close OF the Lecture, any two Gentlemen
selected by the Audience. who may choosc to
come forward. will be examined as n test OF the Truth
and ntlluy of The Science, and OF the Lecturers
practical skill in the description OF character and al
ents. IL, IN nn examination OF the Head
The titiZrus, both Ladies aud GrnIlemc =. are re
spcrtlu'ly uv,icd t. attend.
The Subscriber viii also receive calls for Private
Examinations, at No 3. Franklin Hotel, and furnish
true Chatls ot Character aud Talents. And, II :
sired viii wait Families OF Ladies. nj iher resi-.
deuce, lut the same purpose, between the hours ol
\. NJ. aud +. VI. without exl,a charge. Dlshc
levers IN the Science particularly invited IN call
and lesl It; aud It the conclusive proof Of lis
truth be not rendered. no charge viii be made i,r
exam nation OF Their Heads
TERMS. Examioaon and Otal Description,
81; the same with q Marked Chart, 81 so, Wnuen
Desctipl IONS 50 cNita.
q ) 30 cents viii be charged for admission 10
the Lecture. WIN. +. IlEBARD.
Sc l. ~ 1t
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The Female school az the BOfctOurt
springs will reopen on the 1st
0l OcfOnrI.

L ollers, in beauty OF situation, extreme health.
j ufss, its excellence of accommodations, and ITS
secluson from all temptations To any thing but sell
improvement, the opportunity OF education
strictly simple aud pure. Ii aimsnoi less as 10 me,
lhods OF Instruction than Of Governmsnl-raiher 1t
The unambulous, but sound and real teaching winch
hlg Ely cultivated parents might cndeavor give To u
large nIly, within Ihcu own home, lhnn at the
system Of momentaty show, vailing IN Fashion
able Academies. Mulupl,ed sudes--wbch are but
a mode OF making girls presumpruously gnoranl-are
avoided. The htcsl aud most agreeable things Tor
women are taught not the most surliisi Tor ohil-
dtcn. thorough knowledge aud love ior the,r dn-
lics relI gious moral aud domestic; complete Ia
miiarlty with the more elementary parts Of Educa-
Ton, (Readlng, Wang, A,lhmehc;) u sound aud
elegant acquaintance with thcr own language and
It's Literature; an accurate aud xended course oi
History, Geography AMI Antiquities: several Mod
en- Languages, If there be time, aud French lrva,a-
by, lIl is spoken VITA ease: such Is the plan oi
studies now pursued. Music ~ taught IN the mus
mastery manner, 10y an accomplished aian pro-
iessar. Dancing and Dr'wlng wall be provided l. !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

ChristiansJurg Convention The citizens Of Pu-
aski county have appointed the following delegates
10 this Convention :-Di. T.. Watson, John Cad
daIl James n. Pierce, John d. Howe. =. s, Wool
winc Henry Haze, VIM. b. Charlton, Geo. W.
Baskerville, Benz +. Wysor, John Callee, Handy
Shepherd, Asul Snow. Thomas q. Shelo,, Chester
Bua,d, John q. &, cll, J IL. Howe, J. &. Currln,
II. NJ Bentley, ,mes lair, William Miller, ID +.
Kent John Il. Baskerville. l.. A. Currin, mes
NJ Akin, Jose h Graham, Thomas lnelis, Dr. K,
VI. Craig, james Hog, X. Vermllllon aud John W
Hauey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

a. .ketehts Of The ntw Cabinet may be found
on the fourth page. Judge Upsbul's eulogsI, how
ever has fallen INTO two orfofs. That gentleman
is not member oflhe Court OF Appeals but Of the
General Count aud he did mol present tie Prtyet OF
the Constitution adopted by by The Virginia Con
venlon IN 1929. Judge Us achieved his epula-
ion in that Convention by hls great speech in OPP
position TO basis Of representation founded exclu-
svely upon the fr' e "hte population, ana in favor
OF the mired basis by VIII eh slaves constitute an
I'M ortant element Of political power in our State
Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27
trustees safe or Henry Lands.

ID URSUANI to the provisions oi deed OF trust
L executed to tie subscriber by Bartholomew
Eean, bearing ddr OH Aprll, 1882 and 81 record IN
the Clerks Office OF the county court Of Henry, Ion
the purpose Of securing the payment ola debt ddc
James Staples, will be suld 10 The highest bidder,
lor cash. on the premises, the first day Of Novem
Der next the tract II Land on which the said Egap
recently resided situated on Horse Pasture creek, in
the county Of Henry, containing by estimation GAY
acres, or mu, h thereof shall be necessary 10
satisfy The purposes SAID deed. Acting trustee
will convey such llrle only as ~ vested N me BY
sad deed. JOIN DlLLARD, Trustee.
Sep. q In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

o. A numerous meeting of The friends Of Mr.
Clay cid in Philadelphia the 18Th inst
Resolutions were adopted highly complimentary to
the character, talents and puolc services Of the H.
Iusiious Kentucky Senatot,-expressing decided
preference for him next MISUNDERSTANDING that
ii was time 10 commence organization for The pur-
pose Of efecllng that ohjecr,-and resolving forth
with TO form in that city "Cl.y Club" Tor the
purpose OF concentrating public sentiment.
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NJ The mob spnn is not entirely qheled IN Gin
ciunali. An attempt was madr, on The 10Th, 10 SET
fire to the Reformed Presbyterian Church, and a
serious riot had taken place the previous night
at dlsotdety house, IN which Two oi the watch
men were severely wounded. A strong aud we'll
armed police had been organized, 800 strong, winch
it hoped would prove adequate 10 suppress lu,
ther uutfdgcs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Fourth Quuierly Meeting for Nes IN Cir
cur, will be held at Loving>,on. on Saturday aud
Sunday. the 9th and l7ih of October.
For Amherst Circuu, at the Court House on
Saturday and Sunday the Odd and Oath of October.
For Buckingham Circuit Mount Comfori.
on Saturday and Sunday, the 30th and 3lst Of Dc
lober. JNO. EARLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

NJ The Merchants Exchange, in New O,leans,
was struck by lightning on the 10Th nsr. and The
root and upper story sci fire. The whoe of the
third stony OF the east wing was destroyed together
with the Billiard Club room. The building is
insured for $40 000-lle damage estimated ii about
$1,000. TIE peal is said have been teri fc,
though no person was injured.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

o. X. T. Mathews, Esq. has Withdrawn from
the Wythe Journal aud he Rev James c. Walk
er, late OF Richmond, succeeds him. We have no
doubt, from our personal knowledge of Mr. w
that lie will publish valuable paper aud we wish
HIM all success.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

o. II the question of National Bank was not
an issue in The last Presidential election, and #
not supposed that Mr.. Tyler would sustain Bank
how happened /, that The Washington Globe, IN an-
nouncng the result OF that election, proclaimed the
success Of The Bank candiaates HARRISON and Tyler
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The Packet Boats.
LAND FOR SALE.

OFF r. Tor sale, one OF tie other, or both oil two
L Tracts Of Land, lying IN Nelson County. on
The waters Of Fuckers Run. One containing three
hundred and sixty. and The other four HUNDRED and
thirty These tracts Of land within ono
mile ut each other, within hule more than q milo
of the Courthouse OF the county, aud within about
ten miles of he James River Canal. They are both
III good heart and IN a rapid state OF Improvements
and capable OF making first rae iarms. The wafer
IS fine aud the country remarkably healthy.
TERMs-Onc, two and three years, in equal in
sanens secured by negotiable notes. with approved
endorsen j. GARLAND
=. 5. II the above lands are not SOLD at private
sale, eore, they Viii be Offered at public auction
the fourth Monday IN September ntx,, be-
fore The trout door If Nclsun Cuui ihonse that he
ing Coun day. J. GARLAND.
July ldslt
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AN KiS'HaeAY cow

KNIlREE or four weeks ago, a dark red Cow,
/ wIlI number Of white spots, and OF large slze,
sirayed from the sUbscI iber.-The end of of
horns ed off, and perhaps both Of them: No
ear marks are rccoIlecIcd. She has been three
four times the fields between The Horse Ford
and The toll gate on The Concord turnpike. Five
dollars reward viii be paid for her delivery to me.
II. II. OLER.
Sept. 81 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

M. Clay at Home A meeting of the Wings of Licking
ton (Ky held ON the 18th inst which resolutions
highly laudatory ofter fellowciizen Henry Clay
doped; and after eloquent speech from Gen. Leslie
Combs resolved him the county
limits his home aud him his residence.
1t also resolved invite him splendid Ba,bacue.-
This verdict of the jury of the yicnageo the people who
know Mr. Clay and who knowing, love him. There is at
least one prophet who hath honor in his country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

Cj' The house of MrssIs. Clihurn Il Co of NV York
the agents OF Fletcher Alexander Co. OF onion has been
swnded of $4,000 by "adoit fnaneier," who
drew upon Irm from New Orleans the uith oi alleged
shipment Of cotton to the Liverpool house The
the in Georgetown, who. with cool impulenee,
ncknow lodged receipt md thanked his victims 1r he
"prompjncss and accuracy :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

From Friend in The Country.-A gentleman in the coun-
Try writing Of the Editors and who truly dcocrbes his
political position and his feelings says"Coptan Tyler is
really miserable abortion ofa President. Van Buren,
a giant to him. lie has the lattes meannes but (honk
Cody craft enough mike that anness equally PERM
cous. Ewing's leitewhich man of sense will blame or
scrcdit-cerainy reduces him the shameful and
stupid attitude in which occupying such an eminent
station ever stood. These few words, (Which
know, from who is not party and has dePo r
ed all hasy denunciaon of the lreslent express think,
the views which all obeimnd,d people will take OF late
events
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DISSOLUTION.

NesSrS H2dt,am ". Watts and ArthU H'auS
INAkE NOTICE, Iha, shall Monday. the
L ~ h das Of September next, IN the town OF
Liberty. Bedford county, N the tavern Of Mr.. Hop
kins, between the hours al 10 O'Clock VI. aud 7
O'Clock u. NJ. proceed To take the deposIiIons Of
Robert M. CI ylor and Others TO be read as evidence
on the mai Of SUIT, now depending IN the Cncuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery foi The coun-
~ OF b edlord, m winch | am Palnun, and you, as
trustees Tor Mrs. FL ,belh Scott aud others, are
Defendants. Ia case the sad Dcpos"ns are not
completed the abose day, they will be continued
from day day thereafter, between The Guns.
until they rompleed. WM. II. HARDY.
Aug. % i27S
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k'Asl:I.S'Jl.D GS',
Or the x'hySiolOgy Of the Brain ard
.uemff HhiiOSOphu or Nan.
4 Lecture on the Science and Examinations Of
n f. A ID -

TIE subscriber fe
specially informs the
oiiycns Of l.,nolipurg
and IT'S vicinity, thai he
will give u Public Lee
turc on the abov, Impnr.
iant and interesting Sci
encr. nj tho Baptist
Church on ihc evening
oi Monday,he 21lh INST.
commencing Al 7 o.
clock.
The Lecture will be
illustrated by Casts and
Drawings ot D,sIin
gu,,hcd Men and Re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27
MARRIAGE.

Married. in Fncaslle. on the 10Th inst by III
Rev. Jacob Carper, Mr.. Thomas B. MALONE, for
merly OF Lynchburg, to Miss MARY Scorr, OF Bot
etoutt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

The Gentlemen appointed to represent Lynch
burg in the Road Convention, al Chrisfiansbure, on
the 25h Of October next are requested To meet at
o'cInck, L. NJ. on Thu rsday next l27lh iusi.) al
the Virgiulan Office. A full meeting is desired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

.sta: Hea-,,.i.-A meeting Va MID 81 liz .nuad
on the !lstono ofhe oveowin ing held IN lhee,s
in which preamble aud resolutions adopted, deoia-
lively condcmning Mr. res soto and strongly approving oil
the course Of Nj Bolts aud Of Mr. Clay We shall give them
readers IN our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

J The St Louis Era SAYS that the Tobacco crop
Missouri will be than average one, though not
large was anticipated nj the beginning the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

they have offered to tho public; all Of which
have been rcreut, selected. with great care, in the
best markets. They feel confident IN SAYING
that they offer inducements to all wishing por
chase either Al Wholesale or retail.
Country Merchants respectfully invited To give
ther stock an EXAMINATION before purchasing
Sept 81 dw u
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4; Du e. Alto IN.

AIRS. SARAH WAITS lamily having been
wi restored 10 health. she proposes resum,na The
dul,es OF her y & ~ % - l. the 10 h Of
Sep ember-mom,slng that no tfott will be spatcd
on her par, loi the advance. nj oi Ill sc children
commiied 10 hel care. Ont Two smnil g,rls will
be taken her i,mil, ~ boa,dets. Terms for ~
uiou $40 per sessoa oi five ,nonlhs.
Sep. lG ii
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l.DQJlATlON.

FlNIlE subsc ribeis Schou will be reAopeped On
Il the %. h Inst IN the basement siofy Uf the
Methods, Protestant Church. Tie branches taught
embrace a &c -ular Clas zeal, Mati NAUTICAL aud
Eogl,sh course of s,udy.--fhe Physical Sc,encss
(NWural Philosophy Chennsiy, Geelosy and Mt
ueialogy, J viii receive pa,tleula, a,en,ion.
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS.
Sep. IL t1On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

~ An expedition il sail for Liberia from Norfolk on tn
10Th OF Oelob by which da, engran are desired 10 be
that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

"SOMETEasNG NEW"
WI .u. SVTTO.v,
hANlNG tab III otiee three doofs above the
1 l Franklin llotcl. Ia, thu sale Of LOTTERY
1t kETS, oil rs 10 adventures he following
Schemes:
Prizes Of $4,000 making 100000.
70 be determined by tie uu,on Lottery, Class s.
drawn II, Alexandra, ON Saturday 25,h, aud
drawing received here ON TUESDAY 25th.
D. - 900 are
- 900 800, 900
% 0nu
l oil 10 O0o-a QUO 5000 3 1873 or 600
81 ii o00 aud 90 oil 500 &C., &c.
~ Nus. II drawn ballots
f,,Le,s SD, halves 80; qna,te's IS; "igh,hs 49,
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY. Class a.
drawn IN Richmond. Alonda, 9Th, aud received
Wednesda, 29th.
Capital Prize $4,000,
ii 000, loo, > OF $50, Of 900
10 oi GOO, 100 ri AGO, Ne, Ne.
Tickets 10 Shares IN proportion.
VIRGINIA MoNONGALlA LOTTERY, Class
80 l" be drawn Al Richmond, ol Friday ~, Oc-
iuber. aud drawings received At Tins oic, 3D..
Capital $4,000,
| Of 1000 800 1880, 1852, Of 500, 400, &c.
IS Ms. II drawn baois.
Tickets a3, Shares III proportion.
100000
VIRGINIA WELLSBUltG LOTTERY, Class
l. to br drawn al Alcxindt,s, on - oil Ociub"r,
aud received 8 h.
| Prize 80 900. 10000, | 81 5000, > 600, $500
10 OF 1000 200 Of 800, Ne.
- Ms. u drawn ballots.
Tickets SO; Shares III proportion.
For Tickets aud Shares call on
W. NJ. SUTTON.
doors above Franklin llole Lynchbutg Va.
Draws Mo- III Virginia Monons ala, Class 81.
Is So Is S. 80 "a II AZ a. 81 81 80 80 90 6J
Wellshn,g, II.
80 % 81 40 II ~ 30 IS 46 AZ ~ l.
I.eesbutp, Al.
60 50 II 81 II u o6 81 - A. 81 AZ 10 sc.
WM. NJ. SU ~ ON.
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W We have received an interesting notice oI the Discus
son ut Amherst house last Monday, bn
PEELED defer il until next, in rider make io
the statements OF Messrs. Bell and badger.
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o. We shall SHORTLY publish Senator Amhets able speech
in favor OF the Bank bill.
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" 1t will be by the statements Of the late Seceta
res of the War and the Navy Departments, that the nara
tive Mr. Ewing, reference the Presidents lllang
course the Bunk bills, is fully confirmed Those sate-
enls present the conduct OF Mr. Tyler in most mortiyIng
light Eve those who defend the veto, admit this and is
in vain that he and his friends eadeavo break the force OF
the blow babng about the betrayal of "Cabine secrets
The public will say that there ought to have been such
secrets in the Cnhne-bu that being there, they ought
have been exposed. Comments unnece ssars
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X II n Il ED Sill IA /.

X II II Il II II - II "A.
nNHE subscribers. ANXIOUS to enc uiagc the
i growth of SILK, would like To purchase u few
hundred prounds nicely rcelcd: none other Is want
ted.
Persons having such FOR sale may find n purchaser
by calling on GEO. BAGBl Co.
July Ii Is u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27

~ MI Lcgae has accepted the office OF Attorney "ener
al and entered Jpon the discharge Of his official duties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON.

TERMS.
Board lo 10 mouths. including bedding SIS
Washing, - per ia 10
l. gins, Fuc and attendance, So each 15
obstruction IN the English course 25
| The same with French or liza han IS
Spanish, German 0r LatIn 25
Music The Piano, with Vocal Instruction
and use Of instrument so 90
Guitar OF Harp, the same
REHABILITATION.
Board and attendant expenses 100 90
/ 8ohid nnh English course 1875 90
B ,afd with the later and two Modern Ian
puapcs so 90
The preceding, with Music On l instrument 200 90
a." Fees payable half early, IN advance.
Refer 10 GenI Bernard Peyion, John X Cooke
E,q., or the French Consul al KIChoond; Rcv'd.
Nicholas Ii. Cobb, Petersburg; john II peasants
Goochland; Hold JAN Meade Esq, Amelt~; Gen'l L.
Ganlnglon, Halifax; John b Minor, charlottesville,
Lexington; w. W. Ferguson, Bent Cree ;Chlmpe
Carter Amhersr; Rev'd. Mr.. Akin son. Chlswell
Dabney, r. chs. l.. Mosby, Lyuchbnrp; Revd.
Jacob Mitchell, Liberty; Judge Saunders, Ne"
London Vincent Wuchcr Esq, Pnsyhan,a;
Nnrbotne 1hliafcrro Esq, Franklin; judges Allen
and johnston, and Revd Mr.. Cooke F,ntastle !;
Rry'd. Mr.. Wharton. Gon'l. Watts and Col w. NJ.
peyton, Roanoke; Kcv'd. Mr.. Powers, Salem; Col.
w Bal ard Preston, Montgomery; J. X. NJ Her. or h.
Rush Floyd. Wy'h,; Mrs. Lerria Floyd. Buike's
Gmder; Rufus French Esq, Giles G.. II: John Ca.
peion Esq, Monroe; Gen'l. p. e. Johnston Alb
inPd,n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-27
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