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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
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DN WRIT T. of Decd ST Trust. executed to the
subscriber for certain purposes therein named, by
William fhnm hearing date on the 10Th day OF May,
1872, ana duly recorded in the Clerks Office ct The
Hastings Court of the Corporation Of lyuchhurg. the
subscriber will the 3Oh day of the present month
Decomher) proceed 10 cell by way OF public auction 10
the highest bidder Tor cash, all tho lnercs. Of the said
William Thorn in lot or piece If ground with thu
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated IN the
,hc Town of Iynchburp near Pocs lanyard being the
Lot purchased in copartnershp by said Thorn aid
certain Thomas Harper Of James Y Knight, the inter
of the said Thorn therein being equal moicy sub
iec however To the balance OF the purchase money due
ihnrclur Also negro man named Cornelius. u
Blacksmith. Asa iwo Horses, two Wagons. eight
sets of Wagon Gear one Horse Cort and Gear. Ten
Crowbars. Ten Drills, eight Hammers ono set ol
Blackshlths' Tools with two Bellows, and two Anvs
aud Sundry articles of Household and Kitchen furniture
The sale Of the sbove mentioned lo, will take place
upon the PREMISES and the other property IN iron, OF
SAID Lot
The title 10 the above property IL believed 10 be good.
but acting rs Trustee shall convey only such iilo as
IS vested IN me by said deed
JOHN WILLS
~. t3OD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Dec. 10.

Cattle The arrivals for NJ .nday' $ market amounted
20 800 head of which 400 sld. and the balance
Were left over. The prices ranged from S 10 to 500
the hoot
Lice Hogs. The sales Of the week have ranged at
S3Jat3 90.
Iio,raod st. Horcr. Tho operations this week have
been upon the limited scale noted in our last
within the last two days same sales have been male
from stores at 81 1875 but holders generally were asking
yesterdy and to-day 1925. The saigon price is unset
tied.
City Mills Flour. The article is held at $i25a44,-
81 at which price we note limited sales.
Uhea The sales OF the week have ranged at Goa
9Oc. for inipror 10 prime Maryland Reds. We note
sales ofFiryina at Sta90 cents yer hishel.
Uhshcy The rates Of the week have been the same
as noticed in several preceding reviews, viz 23c. 10
hhds.; and 24c. in bbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

General Courf.--The winter session Of tho General
Cort. held in Richmond last week. has adjourned.
During its session, il discharged benjamin w. Green
from his recosnzance 10 appear the charges growing
cut of the embt zzcmcnt OF the funds Of the Virginia
Bank some years ago,-hree terms oftl circuit esurt
having elapsed wiihon, trial of his case, without any
agency his part e prevent trial So ends this great
legal farce
Anew trial was granted to Fletcher Heath the muir
derer VI Della Harris last winter. who. at tho last term
nenrico Superior Court, sentenced t" be hung on
the 23d Of this month. The ground Of the trial
was the inc omperncy Of one ofthe jnrorsJudge Mich
olss havin. arrested the investigation of the c'npcsn
cy of tho juror. because specific objection no, made
to him.
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NJ leoetAlsl,S.

Married. on the 9th uli. al the residence nf Col WI
liam Fleming. near Huntsville. Alabains b, the Rev
T. Ii. Robinson, Mr. REupEN b. NoRvrLL of Philadcl-
pht', tormeis OF l,ynehhurg.) 10 Miss GEoRes Ann
BE,LE OF Huntsville.
-. on the OH ut. by the Rev Mr. Was',bornc.
MIR. LEWIS Parker To Miss MARTHA HorSiSs,
daughter d Capt. James Hopkins, all o Patrick
Y.
-. on the 10th ult., by the Rev. Mr.. School
field, CALEB | ,asRrIiNG CAMPBELL. Esq. 10 Miss
M,RrnA J,nRorr, daughter ui Maj, Wyatt Jarrett
OF Patrick county.
-, on the 9Th ul,., by the Rev Mr. Adams
Mr.. ABRAHAM M,ssir. tn Miss N,No, NJ. Sreorsr,
VOYAGES. daughter OF Col George sprouse, of Patrick
county.
-, on The Eth ut by the Rev. Mr.. Harbour
Mr. SAMUEL MoLrs 10 Miss AMELIA JANE PARKER,
all Of Patrick.
-. on the 10th ult.. hy the Rev Moses Greer.
Mr. OrApAn A. SMITH jr., Of Patrick county. 10 Miss
I.ucY JANE CAMPBELL of Franklin.
-. the l4th ult. by the Rev. 0,hncl Mm,er.
Mr. DurToN NORMAN. 10 Mrs. JAM PRicE OF Henry
county.
-, on the 10th ult., by James Scales ESQ., Of
Rockingham. ~ {. Mr.. For sr,,Sr llorrsa nj Henry
10 Miss CyNrnI, ANN, daughter u Col. john Grogan
OF North Carolina.
-. the 23d ul'. by the Rev Mr.. Schoofcld.
Capt. JIssE lloprER ofN. c. 10 Miss ErizA X. B,s-
srTr daughter Of Alexander Ba.srtt, Esq. of Henry
county.
-. on the Oath ul,. by the Rev J, shua Adams.
Col. GEORGE SpRousE 10 Mrs N.Scy GnirriS all of
Patrick county.
-, the ooh nlt.. by the Rev MIR. Albca. Jr
III MrLLEss. Ess. Of Cork, Ireland, to Miss Marin.
WELLS. ri Henry county.
-, on the Goth ult. by the Rev. Arnsld Walk
~r. Moses GREER CAarHR. Esq. clerk Of Franklin
county. 10 Miss JANE f.. JOINS, dau. liter Of Ramoy
Jones. Esq, OF Henry.
-, on the Oath ut by the Rev. SilNs Mlnier
GroncE p. GnAvrLy. Esq. to Miss Luclsp,, youngest
daughter of Capt. WIN. Cooper, all OF Nelson county
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English, Classical and Natlclnati-
cal 81 IOOL.

VIE subscriber has GRAINED to remove ms school
the ensuing year. l. tn o''ehharh"'d oi Messrs j.
ID. Booth, Amsiead bu"ed I'D others; gentlemen
we'll aud iayorably known 10 tne roc, and who being
deeply interested III the prosperity and continued sue
cess OF such an nsnton will use every eNeron, and
Afford such iac'illos that cannot il 10 render NE eca
tion IN every respect highly desirable one ana 10 re-
commend II as entirely suitable for all the rnrpNe so
signed.
The house selected Tor the use OF the school very
commodous, having tive large rooms with fire place IN
each, and distant fourth Of mile ioa mile from several
of the respectable families who Will furnish board -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

John c. Calioun-ihls gentleman has communicated
l., the Legislature Of South Carolina his intention 10 re
sign his scat in the Sen ate oe L States al the close
vi tho present session Of Congress. After expressing his
gratitude the Legislature and the People Of the State
.r the many marks Of c,n lence he had received from
thcm during the long period Of thirty me years in her
service. he csos with the arden, prayer that the State
suay long retain her high standing in the mon. aud
that tho Union ITSELF with free. happy and glori rus
Institutions may be transmitted to the latest generation
Mr. Cahoun's resignation has ven rise To s,ma spccu
.'atisn to its motive. The general impression sorms
" DO that private station is the best position tot Pr's
Dental aspiraRt
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TO TE.EGEzFiRS,

vNNllERF. is now wanted male and female Teacher
a for the Iovingst,n Male Academy. The School
will be under the sup, ntendcnce OF the male teacher
he to select the female with the approval ohc Board of
Trustees. II is required that applicants should produce
satisfactory evidence of qualification teach the various
branches usually taught in Northumberland the female
teacher will be required to be capable of teaching the
sual branches of female education. with French and Mu
sic. Applications Should be forwarded by mail or other
wise before the first Monday in January next.
ClIAS. PFRROW.
Pres't OF Board Of Trustees.
Lovingson. Dec 10 til
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

The Latimer case.-A large meeting was held in
Norfolk borough IN the 9Th inst, (Aies King Esq,
Mayor in the char to take into consideration tho cut
Taxeous proceedings Of the Abnonists tho High Sher-
III and other authorities OF l ston ir the case Of the
slave Lsm'r, the property of james Is. Gray Of that
borough. The meeting was addressed ty fazeweIl
Taylor and John \. Chandler. eslrs., and then com
mittee Of "a were appointed investigate all tho facts
connected with the case, and report the 10 ad-
journed meeting
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

heard. il proves thai Mr. Rists sneh,r Cor Clay. Cal
houn ror Tyler He is going for Naul Mark
Ii this prediction shall be verified hy the event. hence
fmwari ".Na ad,nirari shall he our motto. Mr..
Rvas for Van Buren,! Why, what becomes ot his de,
puncaiion Of the Sub 'rrasury2 ahat of Poinsei's
Army Bill, upn which ho was one vi the hF't 10 make
vigorous war what of the union Of the Legislative
with Executive power. claimed by Van Buren,. aud the
dangers of which Mr. Rves graphically pourrayed |
Bat it win be time enough to ask these and kindred
questions when the marriage OF the dirorccd parties
shall be proclaimed and when they shall be fairly wcdd
ed and bedded.
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KeCdy Spring .EcNNcNly.

TIME fifth Session of this Institution. located in
= Of the most healthy and moral neighborhoods in
the State. = miles South Fast from Lynchburg, and
Y miles f.as rom Camn5cll Z. will open Mon
day, the 2nd ofJanuary, AID close on "Wednesday, the
3lst Of May. The Building is large comfortable, and
well furnished with desks and for the accommoda
ton of students. The of instruction is thorough
and will qualify young either for buiness, or the
higher college classes embracing the common and high
or English Studies, the Latin, Greek and French Ian
guagcs, and Mathematics.
Tuition, per session of months, payable at the close
Of the session.:
Beginners 81 SO
Arithmetic, English Grammar, History, &C.
ography with the of the Globes, 10 90
Languages Mathematics, the Higher En-
glish Studies. Is 90
Students may enter at any time, and pay from the
Time of entrance the end Of the session. but it is des
rsbe that they at the beginning of the session.
Board including every thing that is necessary may be
had in families convenient TO the Academy for 81 or IS
per month.
There will be public examination at the close of The
session. }. G. HAMMER. A. NJ.
Principal Of X. s. A.
Dec. Is w4w
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NOTICE..

PROPOSALS will be received by the Building Com
4 mittee in the town Of Liberty, on Friday the 23rd
day of December 1872, for building a PRESBYTERIAN
Church in the said town.
The church 10 be constructed with brick 33 by as
fee, in the clear and Is feet pitch, with portico front
in addition extending about feet 10 be red with lin
and neat stccpc be erected; also front and two side
galleries on the inside. The above dimensions may be
slightly varied and for more particular description of
the building persons referred tn the Rev Jacob d.
Mitchell, or Thomas L.. Lrftwich Esqr Of Liberty
THE BUILDING COMMITTEE
Dec. Is tiff
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s5assiArEGe THAN EVER, AND
sEJE.gRER 7IS.9.v TIE
lAr0,sfSf, and as good HS the best.

fvNlll subscriber Is now receiving. and will be rccci
1 wing by the regular packets from New York iortwo
weeks To come, additional supply of Il ID J
VI a ID T. CT o I HI.NG. which has been pur
chased for cash and will be sold for the same, at prices
lower than offered before in lynchhurg Among tho
articles offered may be found Dress, Frock. Box and
Over Coats Prices val, ing rm 81 80, 10 81 dollars
of good material aud warranted well made
Pants, Vests and all kinds o Fancy Articles, such as
Scarls. Cravats, Pocket landkereheis Suspenders
Shaker aud Morino lndcr Shn,s and Drawers, Collars
Bosons, Shirts, aud superior lot Of STOC X ) a,
the extreme low price OF 50cls
Thankful Tor past iavors. the subscriber hopes. in
these hard times sell so cheap as 10 put The rhno IN
every mans pocket and coats on every mans back.
Please walk in. aud examine for yourselves; and II
you wish 10 purchase, my word for II, bargains await
YOU.
Also, Clothes cut and made TO order nj the shortss
notice and warranted 10 fit, the goods paid for Pants
aud Vests made cheaper than clsew here. 10 suit the
times Give me u call aud my words shall be- verified
B. TFRRY'S CLOTHING STORE MAN ST. 6rsi
door below Mr.. J. q. Meem.
BENJAMIN TERRY
Oct. 81 tsf
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Scst china, Glass and Queens
ware store.

HNlIE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened large as
4 sor,mcnt of CmNA, Glass, and QUEEnswARE,
in the store formerly occupied by Andrew kinner. oppo
site q. d. * J. r. Davis offer for SALE at very reduced
prices. all articles in their line. Amongst many Others
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sets of various sizes,
Fine blue, brown and green Dining Sets, latest
and patterns,
Beautiful Ame lean Views do do
Rich China TIA Sets, Of 80, Sc, and "a pieces,
Gold Band Tea Selts. very rich,
Printed Ewers and Basins, and Toilette Settles, hand
some patterns,
do Plates Willow do edged and common
white patterns,
large assortment of rich cut, pressed, and plain
Glass of every description.
{. RICHARDS & Co.
Oct II 2mf
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Tor Mu>icnl DnSttiuiiOMs.

'1NilE subscriber hegs leave 10 Inform tho Musical
1 world, that his assortment Of Music is now uncom
monty large and cx,ensive-neuding Instruction Books
for Tho Piano Forte Guitar Flute. Nlon, &c.~as well
great variety of Sacred Music and Note Books for
sngin. all OF which will be sold low. by
T.. r. NASH
Book aud Piano Forte Seller. Petersburg, Va.
6ne assortment vi Piano Fore hand nj reduced
prices. T.. =. \.
Os. IL sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

16beeo.-M Maurice Rnef has recently published.
in the Gazette ,dcae, the following statement this
subject.
In $50 published paper on the influence oIohac
The health Of the workmcn in the ro,a manuiacto
RIGS. then put forth the following satcnett 'pnmo
nary consumption is rare among the wurhmen who are
engaged from their youth in the manufacture Of tobacco;
moreover this disease makes much less rapid progress
than it does usually in these who ma, happen have
the germ Of already developed when they eu,er the
Workshop
"My experience during the last six years has amply
confirmed the accuracy OF this statement and thanks 10
the improved organization OF the medical in the
royal manufactures am able 10 collect materials
more easily than hitherto, My only motive nj present.
Is To direct the attention medical general 10 the
circumstance mentioned and Ia solicit Them 10 CA
sminc the question Tor themselves
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Review of the LynchbWry MA rikci 5,
CoR.ECTED WEEKLY NY
XOfcOnlLc - OtCy.
.vTprrhnnfS.

The prices for good and fno shipping tobacco have
imp. we'd in this market since the last foreign ntelli
grnce. Although the stocks in Great Britain are very
large, yet the good and fine tobacco not plenty;
the crop grown in 1912 much damaged by rain and
trcshes, and is interior The prices for good and fine
continue good and may improve. inferior qualities,
being very abundant home and abroad, look for
improvement in them. We still have old tobacco
coming in. and the inspection during the week has a
Led La Inl hhda
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Dec. Q,

FLoUR.-The advance which we notice in tho price
of Flour last week. has not been sustained sales having
been since made at 81 81 and to-day at 81 3d. which
we quote the for good Pennsy lyania
brands.
GRAS-The supply of Wheat continues moderate;
last weeks closing prices fully aintancd at pre-
seut-SnSS cents for Southern, and 00a93 for prime
Peuusy lyania
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

o. Com. Morgan. commander of the L. S naval
forces IN the Mediterranean, informs the Secretary Of the
Navy. that Mldsh pun J,ha Smith Patteson was as
sassina,ed ia tho town of ,hon on the 23h ofOcober
while on his return to his ship He received three stabs
." his left breast. The civil authorities had ID
Gndcavored to discover the assassin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

AusSnGys at Law.
FENllE COMPREHENSIVE 10 The ersetice 81,
= Law, hnetoiore existing beswwa William In.
Js' Esq aud John Wills, haviug besp dissolved BY ~,
al consent. the undersigned have Errnsd cvp.rns 4.
ior ,hr ssms perse. under the ahove dsm, and will
tend prnrualy b, all business cosGdcd u lisrn m
practise In the SnrEor and lniror Courts u the Gu
ties Of Amherst, Bediord. Campbell. and. sbe Cssp
ton Of Ly pchburg.
Office few dooU below Pnvis's (f,,nncssy Dsjock
corner. On the ssIea leading from the Market houss u,
Bridge. JOHN WILLS.
CREED +. WILLS
or Tls Richmond Thig viii please isscr wee
iour weeks In thcinocr 1Fin aud forward It's accusu
this office for collection.
oc.o VITA Il
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TO TIE WINGS OF BEDFORD.

meeting Of the Wings Of Bedford will DO held Al,
w neAt court the fourth Monday for the purpose of
sp|1'n'ns Delegates Ia tho Wing Convention. 10 be
.a.J ~ lohnond on the gid February next. and for
wv" o'hef purposes as may be deemed eApedient To
Your p'ss, Wings Of Bedford
MANY WIGS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

e. The publication Of the Petersburg Statesman has
'een discontinued The Loco ioco party has lost one of
;" aoest and most genemanly editors in G. c. Camp
N"' Esq to whom we tender our best wishes for his f
'He Prosperity, in whatever ayocaon he may engage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
IRA &aJE. ..J3 s,I.5t LSlr.s.
OCTOBER 10Th, lsl2,

sVs"t
Holm J. PUNvls has jus, returned f1,a trip after
- GoFs, and can with truth say ho Is opening,
Bank Square, Lynchburg, the choapea, s'ah VI
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SC.
ever before opened by him.
Broad Cloths and Cnssilncres, very cheap
Cassines, Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans al rs cts par
yard and upwards
Mkt, plain. and striped Luseys at Cd per yard and up
wards
Double width Crcassians. from 81, cts per yard 10
the finest.
Blcachrd and brown Domestic Shifting. yard wido at
d.d per yard
Alpar "a Lus,e. splendid quality At 50cs Per yard
Bonn .suos. all grades very cheap
Wooen aud alton Stockings. allcplors, AT Cd por pair
Flannols all colours, from Is per yard 10 thu finest
Shaws. a large supply, ~ Fall and Winter uso
Hats aud Caps. fur. SEAL Sc
Knitting Yarn, blue MKT white and rcd
Cacocs splendid assortment frum I'D TO "a per yard
with great variety of other Dry Goo's, 'oo tedious
10 mention.
SALT! SALT!
large lot of Salt, fine sacks. cheaper than any in
market
brown Sugar from Id 10 l0ets. per ID.
Coffee, superior article AT I'd per ID.
Spun Cotton. best make. AT Factory prices. all numbers
Shoes, good assortment, al IA Sd. aud upwards.
JNO. IPCRNiS.
Oct. II tst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

q" John {. Bowyer, ESD, has Withdrawn from the
editorial Department. of the Lexington (Va) Valley
o'ar' Samuel Gillock, Esq. succeeds him. We have
mad some friendly "cuts and TRUSTS with Mr. Bowycr;
and pc has generally displayed much courtesy and
s"oa feeling. that We cannot but express regret
parting with him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
FIN. FRI, EsFoa .sa.se.l
By Peter Dihi!sg. Commission .Nerelaa

~ 4 WI 'fItN' 9 VUfs7HIss'i'I "'TtIt'I'T'''
Sold on the 18th fhr Mr.. John Boon Of frauhln
county. his crp u / hhls {shppng qu1lii,) or 400
Clio, 20 and 60. average s. 10; { the hfsl hid,
bought by Richard Tyree, Esp aud the four last by James
L. Claytor ESD besides many other late sales ranging
from 81 III .. The present crop is generally interior
Good and fine will doubt sell WE'LL lates, foreign
counts favorable iot the article.
Dudley the man by heaven decreed
To get high prices for the weed:
Planters. only give him a lfisl--
You'll find II true the sun dial.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

e5' Another member of Congress i. more! Rich
ard w. llacr,lam Of Georgia, died his residence in
y thst Stale Oh the Ri inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

W Isaac Van Zandt, Esq. Charge dos Afrares Of
eSas, presented his credentials the President of the
United States on the 9TH inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

Or An expedition 10 the African colony at Cape
Panas sailed from Baltimore last Saturday, under the
auspices Of the Maryland Colonization Society. There
are about 50 emigran,s including 80 who are sent ont
by the Parent Society, and who will land M,hrova
Some of the cmeants possessed Of good deal Of
property,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15
NEW YORK MARKETS Dec. 8.

Sterling exchange closed for the Liverpool packet at
los 1867 AMI Fan e at 5 4ja5 45..
have alteration to notice in tiour-the demand is
limited
Cotton i, a,tiyc, but prices are heavy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

North Carolina.-Two more iuetTrctna b,o,ings
have been had. in tho Legislature of North Carolina. for
L.. 5. Senatorthe I.ocs. with majority Of forty. be-
ing unable choose between the rival houses ei York
and Lancaster. The last ballot stood-Br,wn ". b.
Loc,) G5; Saunders Calhoun I.oco) 45, Graham
aWhigD So; several Wings Voting for Saunders. The
Raleigh Re- ulster says: "rhe alheents Of each cand-
date inexble. that there is n, predicting the
result Allhsl the Wings have to d, is to trus, in
Providence. and keep their powder dry" 1t is said that
Brown and Saunders have had personal alteration,
and that their respective friends much embit,crcd
agAns. eac, other We told by the Fayetteville
Observer that 'Senators B-nton asd Wright are said
tshsv. written letters urgin. the election of Brown AMI
this defeat Of Saunders. who is currently reported have
declared that he will support Van under any circum-
stances" How pleasant il is brethren thsdwrll-
luz together in unity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

Zen. C.Ss.-Oa the occasion of our late Minister to
France leaving Paris. the American residents in Paris
gave him public dinner on tho llth ultimo The
only guest who was invited except the General. the
Secretary Of legation, and Lewis Cass. IT, was George
Washington Lafayette, the Of the ilus,rious friend
Of the I. States; who was ho"ever unable to sttcnd
Gen Cass. in reply to complimentary toast addressed
she meeting. concluding his remarks with this pertinent
paradox: 'Our native country; still nearer the farther
We are separated from it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

WILL. be sold. on Monday. 2nd January, lsa3. In
w front of the Market House, III the Town OF
lypchhurg. q LII l. Il d J. T. 70 u NO .NE-
& II o NJ T. ~, belonging to the estate OF Mrs Ann
G, Cobbs deed Terms - months crsdIt tho purclia
ser giving bond with approved security The sale will
be conducted by Mcssrs Payne & Turner. Anc.oneers
WM. COBBS, Adminstratsr
Dec Is 2jny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

Gerrymanderig. Wings in Massachusetts
we're accused OF scrymanjerng that State. when they
laid Of the new Congressional districts The fasehood
ofhe charge proved by the fact that at the late election
the Wings carried buttwo Of the ten districts and have
pluralities in two Others while the Iocos carried one
district. and have p!urates in five others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-15

o. LcwisF. Linn has been re elected t. s. Senator
By the Legislature Of Missouri. receiving 10 of %
votps
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.1'O7ECL'.

I HEREBY f,rewarn all persons from hunting OF other
wise ircspassing my premises. Injuries, recently
committed, compel me to take this course. | trust that
future occurrences will not make it necessary for
enforce the law. JOHN Is. CABEII.
Dec. Is wSw
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OBITUARY..

Died JOHN GlLnEar infant Of DIR John Gilbert
and E.nelino Y. Coates on Friday morning the ninll