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To the Public.

The lands embraced in the above proclamation are To-
Gated principally and adj tcent to the Mississippi and
ST. Coix rivers Those designated mineral
emey vauable because, in addition to the copper and
found in hem they well watered, and have
ready market either the South by the Miss
sipp river the East by the way OF The lakes, and The
several lines OF communication that connect herewith
Valuable timber and all other necessary requisites for
building and sneng are found in great abundance, and
quality. The climate Is healthy and pleasant
cold being rarely intense than in the northsn part
OF New Yok-and many OF the lands exceedingly fer
t producing all the grains and vegetables that can be
raised in Mas-achu and northern New York
Maps showing the localities Of the mines and other valu-
able information relating thereto, derived from the gaologi
cal survey, NC, which cannot be embraced in this brief
notice. will repaired and deposited in the land office at
St Crox for Inspection early practicable before the
commencement OF the public sales
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'INRn Hand Hook Of Hydropathy fer Professional
and Domestic use.--Just published and this day
esiyed. For s.le BY FRANK TAYLOR,
FsbN
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RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioners of the General Land Office.
Notice to Prescription claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption to any
OF the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated required establish the to the
satisfaction of the register and receiver OF the proper land
office, and make payment therefor, Wdcfrca6e
after seeing this noce and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale OF the lands en-
bacing the claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the Gene raj Land Office
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DR. 1ANNisG's BODY aRAcE.-Dsbj

II speakers pulInonic dyspepcs, weak and delicate la
dies and children, and those with weak spine aud one
prominent hin and shoulder will find Immediate comfort
by the pcaton Of this perfectly easy instrumsn which
substitute for the corset and acts tnnhke other sup
pos) by supporting the small of the back and lifting aud
not comprising sanken abdominal orRans-iuy
paudng the chest through the support OF the internal Or
lis axis by restraining the motions OF the should
Ladies will be fitted by Mrs Baldwin, at p. Brenner's,
Pennsy lvania avenue Attn door from u street east
The medical profession invited 10 call ana ehamoe
PrrrsBURa, May %, 1876.
We, the undersigned, having used in our practice ban-
nings Patent Lace Tor the relief of simple pro-
ispsus uer, cheeruy testify being the best nstfu
ment have with iuhi all the indications required
IN ,hs case, which required from external sup
port .a
A. N. MCDOWELL, Nj D.
TT DALE, NJ D.
JOS. p. GAzZAM, N. d.
Jan. Sly
'IAn Hand Hook Of Hydssp.shy fer Professional
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LIST OF ACTS

AssED (oRIGINArING IN THE HOUSE or REPRESENTA-
All TIE ID SESSION OF TIE BOTH CoNGREss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
THE NEWS

The intelligence from the East of Europe IS mol very
cXprithut enough is known to That the gal
liant Hungatans have beaten their invaders and are de-
cdedly triumphant. We have no fear that this people
Is To be subiu"d Hungary is destined to t4se her place
as an independent nation. The Grand Sultan uses Ian
guage towards Russia which he has not for years en-
poyed Before doing this we may very well suppose,
he has received assurances Of support from France and
England. Affairs in that quarter are fastening to
crisis.
FRANCE has determined 10 complete her disgrace by
the unconditional restoration Of Plus TX and his miserable
government. She has lost the sympathy snd respect Of
the overs o freedom Reirbu,ive justice will yet over
take her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
Grocery and Commission Business,
.ssOr. Of groceries


Virginia
I RGiea held in the Clerks Office of Tia County Court
"A OF Franklin, the 10Th dan Of August, 1912
William fnrnhull, Jabez l.. Tufnhu Hay Tmnhull.
James Tunhu Lewis II Iarnhult, W lillian \. Claiborne
and Satah, his wife and Thadeus 1 s. Fugusonand Alice
Ann, his wife, Plaintiff,
against
George 1atnhull, Edward G Turnbul. SOLOMON Paisley.
edm1niruatof ol stephen inmhull dcud, aud JAMES l..
Iutheuil an infant under twenyene age, pets
IN CItANtERS.
The defendants George Tnrnbull and Edward G. Tnnhl
not having entered theft appcafaces aud given security
ding 10 the Act OF Assembly aud the rules 81 this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nhab
ants OF the state o Virginia the motion e the plaintiffs
hy counsel II Is ordered that the said 1u,nhnl and
Edward {. Imnbu do appear h,,oic the justices at ia,
aid county court OF Franklin, at the court howe, The frs
Monday 10 November next aud answer the plaintiff IN
aud that copy at this order he forthwith inserted IN
newspaper published III the of I,nehhutg Tor
months successfully, and posted the front door 81 th
eDuii house oil this county, on sonr enutt day.
copy-fosc,
Aug. 10 WIN NJ &. CARpER Clk
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RIO NJ o ND III nIrETs.

August 9, 1919.
TOBACCO Receipts moderate demand fair, at for
mer tlces.
WHEAT Prime red l07 cts; do white l2sc
FLOUR s. 50 asked for old aud new.
CORN-524 cenrs
OATS-30 cents
COFFEE Rio Gla7l, Laguira, 7.a8; Java. 8.alOs
cents.
CUT NAILS-Sales at 39a4.
WlllsKEY-C Cincinnati aud Richmond Reclhed, 2ia
% cents
FISH Cut IIerrngs in demand at Sc, gross, &i4 :;
Sha.. duIl al $6a6..
MACKEREL-No 3. 81 25a$ 80
aud Imperial, 30 10 80 els, aud 81
MOLASSES-N Orleans, bbls. 24a2j cents; West
loda. lSl26c Common Cuba 20c.
CANDIES Sperm. Soc 1aIlow, l2c.
COTION-None in market
GLOVER SEEDS 75as1-no demand.
FLAX SEEB-None
HERD GRASS SEEDS 90.
TIMOTHY do dp-Si co.
PIG IRONS 27 !a32. per ton.
BAR - Manakin Works." rolled and hammered,
So.
BAR do -Couttrv 800 oO-very scarce
OlI.--Brsi SPERM s. 20aSl 30c.; Solar, 45a6Oc; Tan
ners'. 81 lal2a per Dbl
PROVIsiONS--Westprn Bacon Sides ,6.a7 cts. Smith
field and city cared hog round SCI Extra Hams l0al
cts ;,srd Sa9ic. Market firm with small supply,
and advancing.
PLASTER Ground, 81 per ton Lump Plaster So.
from wharf, from Basin, 81.
SUGAR New Orleans, 4sa5. Z. Rico, 4.a6.
cents.
SHOT CENTS.
RICE-3l cts
sales frcm wharf, 81 So; store, 81 4oasl,
d5 cents
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A, HARRISON, Secretary.

Steamships Ohio AMI Georgia. Two of the Yves
India nai contract line ot ean steamships, adapted
to war purposes and for carrying tn United STATES mails
between New York, Charleston, Havana, New Orleans
and Chagres, nearly completed.
The Ohio, the fsi of the line, viii he ready by the LIST
Of nexi month; The Georgia, by The lst of October.
1t will be recol-cleI that months after the con
tract closed for building those Steamers and the
cessary arrangements made for c,mmenrlnr the work
government decided In increase their SIZE to nearly double
that spulled in the original contract having &c ded
that vessels, adapted 10 purposes in the Atlantic
should be Of the largest class Hence the delay beyond
What frs anticipated The original proposition was
for 1900 tons bnrthen but subsequently, request Of gov
eminent, their SIZE increased to nearly double That
capacity. Three mote OF larger dimensions be ready
by the first Of January, 1882, forming semi monthly
line between the places above mentioned
The Ohio Is 5000 ions bnIthen, 265 feet long, As feet
beam. SO feet depth Of hold, and draws II feet wafer
when loaded for She has four decks. two of which
capable of carrying guns Of the largest sizr. In
Of war she will carry PAX han guns Of 40 lbs sh and
eight Of l20, three miles range She has two powerful
side lever marine engineso GO horse power each Ca
pacity of boilers 1870 ions; diameter of cylender n feet
with feet stroke ot piston. Diameter of water wheels
SO feet paddles feet face. She has room accom-
modatons for 100, and temporary births for as many
more. All her interior arrlnyments calculated to
comfort and safety or her passengers. There is
probably no sea a0al in any county that equals
this noble vessel When we add that George Law is
contractor and builder oflhs splendid specimen Of
val architecture we hear the conclusive testimony
to lis .arfeci1n The Ohli 10 BE- commanded by 1t.
S.henc'; may not be out If place 10 add, that This
system of carving the marine mails originated with Col
A. G. Sloo Of Ouio in honor Of which Stale the first
ship is named ". !. Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

D, R Lymans Anti-Spasmodic Elixir
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTIVE WORTH A
EsnE.s'Es DF <gEss,.

flNllE 81 BSCRBER heas leave otter the public
! srmrdy discovered by himself nr Dafrhoca, cholera
Mams Cnmpt, Spnms pns in the stomaehad bow el and
I'll diseaseso like spauodie character, Asatie Choia in
cuded
la Offering this remedy The public he las no, the vanity
10 presume that he poss rsed al than ordinary nf
about the d.eo the character above
named having cascn Aaac Ghntta bht having
been troubled r several DAYS with very bad narfioea, he
made the dsaa,ety 81 the enedy by ing upon himself,
caactmg perfect ia 3oti hours aud relieving all to
symptoms vi2ipainq, spasms, Sc IN I, 40 minutes
Since tho upon lmsot he has given 10 30 to
80 other PERSONS Ivy ,vhon has been used with the
suit enecnp far h. know
beevcs for in rmaan The pubic referred To the
following persuns, who htva used Xiz-D. 4 g. Peter,
seth Hal cy James \, Stglet John ogle-ty, Aex Temp
us Cashier u the Fnrncs nu, \ D. letot the Editors
OF the oiynrhbutg Ntgnian, 81 .yrehhurgjnf Z. john
Amherst county and many ohers 10 town aud ennntry
INV recelocted. - II. LYMAN.
n THUS remedy Is perfectly safe and be used upo,
children hnut tln lea, fear ol injurious results.
Price 80 cents per Bottle.
Jale I2~tssif u T..
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virginia:
7 Rules held in the Clerks Office the Circuit SUPERB
"A Court of Law and hancery ior the county Frank.
In the 10th day OF AuguN, 1919
George y. DAVIS and John T. Davis, Plaintiffs
against
Doctor r. +. Riyes, Frederick A. Rivos, William w.
Rves, and Edward II llett, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Edward IL llie not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the Act Of Assem-
by the rules othc said Court and appearing by
factory idence that he not resident of the State N
gnia the motion Of the plaintiffs, by counsel it is order
that the said Iett do appear rules be held in the said
Cler office, the first Monday in November next and
answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order
forthwith published in some newspaper printed in the town
of Iynchbug tort two months successfully, and posted the
front door the court house of this county,
day. copy leslie,
Aug i6-w2m NJ G. CARPER, Clk
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win ceranty that deled all human eSerlions for hrs
resf But IL found him not unprpafed ff past.
consistent member of the Methodist Ep,c pal Church.
he stood ready u surrender to his G. dhe life he
had given him. As n husband he vas without repraaeh
AS father kind aud .indugent. To his family and
relatives would say, respect his memnry and by emn=
lane his virtues, prepare NEE, him better wuild
where safraws never enter.
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A Eirc-proof Brick Dwelling,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or
HhMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE,
RICHMOND Va

FlIE twelfth annual of Lectures in this Institution
viii commence Monday, Oel'r 22d, 1919, aud conlin
ue until tie middle oi Mafrb,
|. BollANSAN, NJ y Prot OF Obstcries and Dis
eases OF Women aud Children
J. w tiAMBERLAfNE, NJ ID, Prof OF Matcria
Meiica and Therapeutics.
MAGfIN, NJ H.. Prot of Chemistry and Pharmacy
CHAS. BELL GIBSON, M. ID Prof.. OF Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy
CARTER ?. JOHNSON, NJ u, Prof of Anatomy aud
Phfsoloey.
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ. ID, Prof oil Theory and prac.
tiee OF Medicine
T.. PEllCOlAS Nj. H., Demonsfaior Of Anatomy
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations Tor the demon
'tato departments have recently received additions,
and are very complete The facilities Tor Practical A
natouy uuburpassed The Clinical adya nlaer are h,
commensurate with the wants oil the student aud especially
valuable TO those preparing for practice the South Cn
cal Lectures given twice week in the College nima-
ry, (Which Is in immediate contiruy with the Cnllcge1
and once week IN the Richmond Aims HOUSE. In these
sttutons the diseases occurring III southern practice
with, and The student las the eligible Opppfiuni Of
becoming acquainted with their types aud treatment. The
frequency OF Surgical operations before the class together
with the facilities Tor Witnessing the treatment Of Surgical
cases. renders this the best Schools OF Practical
gerry.
CHARGES-Matriculatirn s., Tickets the Professors
so5 a tical Anatomy $40, Graduation Fee S25 Board
including fuel lights, and servants attendance, may be OBJ
tained at So 10 si9 per week. S. MAUpIN. NJ. d,
Aug. 6-5ti Dean of the Faculty.
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THE ABDUCTION CASE.

- The report that our nsul at Havana had asce r
'aned from Rey, that his quitting New Orleans and re
turn to Havana, were voluntary and that he did not
wish to be sent back 10 the U aes turns out 10 have
oeen untrue. The investigation is still in progress in
New Orleans, and the evidence which has been devel
.peo goes very far 10 prove the guilty participation he
Spanish Consul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
OnrTU a Il x O..

Died al his residence in Bedford con"y on the morn
;na rtta IN nsanf Of Inflammation OF the BRAIN Mr..
JOHN B. OrEY, in the 57'h year Of his age, leaving
an aff-ctionae wide and len children 10 mourn ne,
,.as raas,.a NV ins family that his general health
seemed ep besr than ffveats past. Bot alas how IN
sesip ,'l,s Fxen Wide thus congrauatins them
's ,r5w was unbiased aud sred 10 us mark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
CAMP MEETING

There will he Camp Meeting held on Arpemattox Cir.
cut on the lands Of Mi Benjamin Abbott commenting
the 2lth oi August Persons distance DESTROYS OF ten
ting, will please make known their intentions through the
subscriber.
we arc authorised 10 caution against haxcing OF
te lands contiguous to the camp grounds to avoid ine
'en'enee and active measures against hope attempts
will be made. FRANCIS / BoGGS
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Superior Pocket Cutlery.

- ODGEliS SONS, Wosteuholm's & ctooke'. ve,y
~ superior Pocket Cutlery et To hard and for sale by
June 2a-u II GREGORY II RDYALi.. 8
important 10 owners OF Horses and Cattle. -
nl1LOWaS Gel .EnkAtED HtAVE GrRE AMI U.
~ UNIVERSAL COMB HON MEDICINE, is UNIVERSAL
" admitted 10 ho specific IN the following diseases
HORSES and CATTLE. Li Horses leaecs, Coughs,
Colds Chambers, Horse. Dsenpei, HIDE Bound Worms,
Bolts, ScnrVy and Scah; In GpfihBotts, SaPr r., Loss
OF Cn1 Horn Distcmrer, Black Tongue, Colds Coughs 30
On tra these powders will be found he the best
ting ocdce eNlat, all herbyorons aun,a opl
crate directly (n smaller doaes) the ssefelive plaads
aud hnUs II he blood aud when horses and cattle dull
and stupid and The a prosontsa rough and staring appear
lnce, who they changing their costat such times
lew descs viii be innnd inspehsaby necessary bring
thm into proper condition.
4gsGiye the article trial ana IL will recommend ITSELF Ii
plI.lON'S GREEN OINTMENT ~
For Founder Scratches, Mango Sclh Diseases 81 the
Feet Saddle and Harness Calls Swell Legs and Crease
and iat all eases where Healing Oiptht i needed
To the Farmer naityumn, Tool Grower and Groom, this
ointment Indispensable article Ia proof 81 which
meoos certificates 81 It's efficacy could be gven; but II
necessary, IT viii stand entirely it, p,etiis
QS.For certificates and PARTICULARS eaais lett with
aRrus.
'FohDS GRANT, sole proprietors, Albany, N. Y.
Prize 20 cts per paciage.
For sale hy Il. sfABi.ER, Druggist,
July 10 oti l,mhbnfg Va. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

%" The pol cy Of the President and ard of Drec-
tors OF the Lousa Rail Road Company, the Eastern
extension has been must lrium phanty sustained by the
WE Stockholders in The late annual meeting The salary
VI Inc President was raised to 500. The stockholders
proposed 5000, which was srennously opposed by The
President, COL Fonaine HIMSELF as was also the intes-
mediate sum of 81 SEQ, and his urgent solicitation the
salary was fixed at the amount named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
TRY IT! TRY It'll!

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared 10 furri.h the pub
i lac uth an article which he calls !" ANTLCHOf-ERA
MIXTURE This article prepared from the Recipe Of
celebrated Physician, and has used BY many persons u
The highest respscsby in this place Ter the last FIVE
YEARS. II confidently recommended in u OAR
HllEA, DYSESTAaY, CHOLERA MURBu ,CHoLE-
itA iNFANTuM, CHOiC, sse, and needs but trial +,
prove It's efficacy 1t Is unpleasant TO the stomach
asie aud may be given adults children wi ippuni,y
CedGea,sois god ELECTS might be procured snoug.; ~
hl spaper, bu, the article will speak for itseftfy IT,
Prepared and sold by
Ialy 36-tsiF JOHN II sEAY, Dru~xist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

Free School IN .4lbeparle I've learn from the Char
lnt'esN,ile Republican, that Monday last animated
discussions occurred IN the County Court House between
ne reads and opponents of the Free School system
large number "t citizens listened to tho discussion
which co'umenred about ~ NJ aud lasted TIL nphtfiI
The Speakers IN avnr Of the Free School Sysen were
Vol j. Randolph, DIR. MeGuitey. Mr.. \ Rives and
Professor john u. Aln,r-tho>e who spoke against il
we're Gen. Gordon, ". }. Robertson and Vim + EARLY
ENqfs he speak rs ON both sides being gentlemen
distinguished or ability we'll as eldqupnce those no
listened t. the discussion enJlyed an intellectual treat
Tho que ion relative 10 the adoption rejection Of The
School 'll Will be submit ted To The people Of Abemare
on the tlist Monday In September
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
kE.NIIIIKY

Acoofiog 10 The clearaph, the Con,ressi., .l.c,ioo
Ia. resulted as foil Tvs 's' o''s '''''''a' e'e'u'"
g,i,, 10. o. - diS,tie', Why (aame no, known a
9 Cb",2}as al, l. Johnson (qaln} 9th. Why sh,
A. Cs5saA IS s. INt disiuc Linn Boyd An. George
ayS iiomphley MDtshal 95) 9b Jno. C. Masoo ION
To,oi : IT, Stanton, (.a'a-bealius Major Gaine>) -
ne oh dlstsie lately represented by Green Adams,
,,.afu i9m gives generally very large Whig
s,aHJ : W. II nas taeied Wing the delegation Will
Democrats. 'as' yeaf' -" ''ss "
Il, % " mes have large majority IN the Legislature
mn - invention PARTIES are about equally divided, aud
no emancipation candidates are elected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

The Wings Of North Carolina maintain their ground
Stanley is elected and the Delegation Stands as did last
session. SIX Wings and three Democrats
In Tennessee we have lost two members Of Congress
the Governor, aud we believe the Legislature.
In Kentucky, We have lost members and gained
one-Legslalure Wing as usual. q
In lndlana-No change.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

LOST CH1Lp.-7hs Tenth Legion, (Noolstock) oil
the 25lh nmo contains an account OF the disappearance
Of a ue son Of Mr. Washington Alexander. in the
neiahbirho,d Of Noun, jackson in that county Una
vanr search had been made up TO that date. From a
later number we learn that the b'dY of the little suffer
er was found within few miles Of his home. He had
starred 10 derih aud by his side also dead cas fomd
The faithful dog that had accompanied him in has can-
deriUgs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

%. The Northern Mail from Charlottesville, which
oil late has reached us on Monday will hereafter in
on fnday-a bad arrangement for us. We consoled
by assurances that arrangements about to be made,
Which will prevent the delay al the junction. and thus
give us the Washington and Blllimore papers on the
second day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
INDIAN A.

Joseph A Wrghl ard James II Lane, Democrats
reported 10 be certainly elected Governor and Lieut.
CoNaRE's-lbe Democrats have elected Cyrus Dun.
n m efef Nm Dunn, n the Sd district Wm. J
p'o"n IN the 9th; and Graham NJ Fitch In the oh. and
are rePorled 10 have elected Alhmts,n over Fmbree
hg' and late member, IN the ST district; if So gain
ncoanghey, Nhil Is elected in the 7th. Crhompsou's)
district aud David klsore in the 10th Roekhs) s.
lr'ci-a gam Julian, Free Soil. in tho 4th (Caleb
Smths) District
ihe Legislature is said 10 be Democratic by large
majority.
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ANTI.spASMoDIC ELIXIR.

FGNHE SUBSCRIBER, having received from efa pr
snns OF high standing h this place asinrancns ~ III "a
elects o his Exit be leave to Of the follow ing esr',h
cate asevdunst, that does desire impose any
cdy upon the public y ithon merit
NetJ respectfully, -
D. r. LYMAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
MARRIED.

MARRIED On 3lsi ut. by Rev. WIN. NJ. School
field. DR. PETER r. REAMEY and Miss SARAH j,
WALLER, all of Henry county.
{s5- The Richmond Wig and Ohio State Journal will
please oupy.
On the Adj inst. by the Rev. Jno. Wesley
Howard Of the Va. Conference NH EDN IN X.
KEYS IN NItSS SARAH ANN BRADSHAW,
ali of | bvihosaon Nelson County, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

w ne President left Washington on his Northern
'0uf' on Thursday last The last notice we see of his
movements states that he reached Lancaster on Friday
on the reception Committee, at that place We
"oe Inc name Of Mr. Buchanan The President has every
"heie been received with enthusiasm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16
II HDsssB.zT'E NCEgOOE

7 y.
rINiE second session OF my school a. keswc will
j menee the Sd day 81 Septemb, aud close the last
day OF July 1850 with interval Of two weeks during the
time
The plan OF study will be adapted to that OF the Univeri
" which the school intended to be preparatory will
embrace the Ancient Languages Of the Modern the French
Spanish ialanjand the Mathematics, well the eemen.
tafv English branches
Reference may he made To the Professors Of the Universe
~, and 10 my former Patrons, Mr. James Hart aud Capt.
Jaucs Terrell
TERMS For session Of 10 months, $40 hall PAYABLE in
advance with deduction except in pioacted sick
Boald, including every accommodation, be had
for 500 with al mothers IN he hborhood II
Desirable that application be made possible (as
the number of pupils will be limited) and 10
+. o. ROGERS.
Post ofRee address, keswick Depot, Albemarle Co.
Aug l6, 1873 1t
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IENNESSlNE

>; He nave hli little ater from Tennessee 1rousdale
= "'9ose>S elected Cover letter To The Union,
,,Vn s'oTeogh, mals his gun since 1917 Sos, in
g'o7 sullivan, Carter and Green counties. An
49,, 9a.t'nn i)rmaent, is reelected in the Jonesbor-
jrlty IN lht h district y
e1ef 'rgm Nashville dated the ilh says Ewing De
nl saa' t. smith county with HOO maJulty over
nuu'" W blg. IN the sh. Coon. Burrows disrlcl) aud
contest very close Smith gave Taylor 1880, Cass
a. ne latest by telegraph is that the Wings have lost
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-16

Rev. NJ. Balm will preach in the basement story of
the Odd Fellows Hall NEXT Sunday, Al II u'.lpk and
will continue t. do 50 until ;urther notice Tho public
are invited 10 attend