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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

elves! Nhut .sancl,a w;ll the LegislatureI
annex TO cithcr OF those restrictions: II the
district Of Faunuicr choose Gen. Marshall or that
Of Augusta Chapman Johnson, aiaembcr az con-
yention who shall prevent them foin taking their
seats its floor: Will the convention, vested with
the whole sovereign power of the people pay any res
pect to- the orders of an annual, ordinary l. eisatore
Not me smallest
81 pray you gentlemen, cxpungc these restrictions,
which SAVIOUR very strongly Of di>trust Ct ia, dis
cr',tion OF the people, aud which entirely without
sanc.ioa--frorI your bill
TuE RicTrs Of, vuls PEorrr.
JoHS III. PLEis,,rs, Esa.
SIR; being one nj those jealousy engaged in pro-
noting reform, ana whose IutenSs anNlcv Is WruJght
up to the highest pitch up,i the Convention subject,
subject which engages orGhs 20 engage, the at
tcntion OF the wnuc community from the nature of
the rights and monentous interests involved Ill It,
hadeupposed there could BE- 20 listlcss upon
the subject not 10 have made an opinion aud
ken sides. As the Editor oi paper, your course ;as
upon this occasion al least, been such as to meet my
oprrohation unI doubtless that fall others who
''eo,iy IN favor uf rctormSut is il not matter u:
s-cat'surprso that the Editors o the i..guirer should
moi this have vcntured sir's their cuauis upon
one side nr thc other absorbing question: Why
docs no; Mr.. Kichic with his usual Gbty step for
ward not only in vndicatlon OF reform, but the
'inodus orcrdnJ!' upon which he wod'd build. 10,
what lac thinHs viii be the result cumpron..s,, hu,
what ought to BE- the busis? Whilst ;hc N'ii,Crs
under the late firm ol Eitche <. Gouch held con.
Gil Iic SUBJECT o. COnHHOtur!, II was
not cXgoctod;o occupy place il, their co.uTcas anc
no apology could DC deemed necessary for their
statement Vi the fact of nt diurcdcc entire,
sufficient; Ut since the dissolution OF that firm thC
! case Is very much chang"i tn. peOpio will eypcc
him to come ont Ill vinCca.ion Of thor rights, aud
trust he wall mt least sag whether c ia in fave: o thu
congressional scheme taking III tiircr fths Of III,
saveS Or Of the truly republican, scemc G: basir the
representation on Tie free tc population. Il seem,
TO mo tn - Is certain class o. politicians N an,
about Ricbrrond and lie !oAer country. Who er,
famous irrthcr i1qfcssio;5 o. democracy ard ropIb
canlsn, bat wO make Tie Only test Of those virtues
consist IN their udvocaton of state rights, and in
flexible opposition - the cncroaChments Of tic gene
raj government; such :scnt'cicn will permit ME t,
say that there arc ether Pri1ic;piCS equally tIl
as trst principles involved i'll the present a.iae,
question o Convention upon the applics ton Of which
very nue. fear their rcpuocunism will t7,-c flight
~ arm also, and nave been states-rirht man
aud utterly opposed 10 the ttitudinous constitution
given - the constitution Giata yoars. II IN this con
IT with them, but beg TO dissent from their moEcpJ
! ling c5cTsv on the u4eot ot Convention
y CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

Ills ag4fegale IS ncrc6s.i ~ ahrr' ~ miles pd
ded TO the Juuata and Ssquckannn divisions i'm order
10 unite them nj convenient point or Duncans isl
and, making the whole amount contracted for under
tho authority ofthc acts Of 1896 aud 1897, about Ell
miles.
Since thu report alluded 10 was made the work or
NC several divisions hos been steadily prosccutc6-
7e1dcTablc delay prod seed v fc providence Of
nigh water from early PC; cd Inst fa 70 he month
o. June last and severe Inconvenience has also been
rit, from sickness on the Junata, Susquchanna and
Delaware.
will appear nevertheless from tho fol,owiap sketch
ofte state Of those divisions that crcal an1ount of
york has been accomplished.
The whole western division ffora tho ontI-t lacks
On tho Allegheny TO BaiTsvii!c is 50 far completed.
that II will unCuestionahly be rnvigale # fic o,nin
81 the spring. Fror the snlt works ffy miles above
FltsoWg, To the kiskcmnotae feed, The line is in
scti'I uso and water If noY flowing through tlist
I,cdcr, 20 supply the whole distance bclow. From
ihc salt works upwar@ 20 Blirsvile 1ohrr remains
which may NOT easily be finished during the present
~intor. '-'''
'Ple nine niles octlc IFronch Crc'; FODDER arc in
aHhor state OF forwerddaSs. One CT Two culverts
four bridges, The fencing f'he lire md ver small
1u'n'ity Of excavation and inside wall arc tic onv
m1ttcrs requiring further attention.
Pno amount OF work d1Ic on tho T;infata betrvcon
Lowstown and the mouth Of the Juniala NAV DO re-
gardcd rs equal 20 % Of the whole. This Inc boe
suffered from sickness moro severely than any other
IN the state, and i cXpororrc5 nornoy"ra rcat scar
city Of hands in tho earlier nart oc tAcgoayoR Those
ohcnItes being nov entirely removed, is completion
may be expected before tie list " August.
The Srsquehanuq division from Tho mouth Of Juui,-
IN to N2rthutnbeTlanJ considered 81 colnplctcd--
LikoSho Junata Inc il delayed by the scarcity
Of workncn IN tIc carly wm.acr months and by the
k1ess incident 10 uuf ynr valleys. ~ It's prcsont
rate q progression, % c,rro. fl ofcomplotio by tic
first Of July Dcxt
The Eastorn division IS entirely Snis;,cd except fho
two sections at Potcrs mountain, ION which about two
months work rcmains,) and tie aqucduct eInbnnk-
STONY 10 10 L. IL.
believed tint tlic nay'"aucu from Ic mouth of Juna.
ia 70 widdletown viii DC iI actual use before tho ri.
Sig ofthc Legislature.
The contracts cxstigg on %" lawarc, NJ the date
Of ne last report, cXton'cd only 10 the excavation
and canal formation Of 10 miles and included no work
~ wood or -tonh. 81. 'n" eonfr'D' hp,c boon ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
CANAL Reform.

IAe Canal Commissioners OF Pennsylvania respect
fully submit the following
REPORT:
Ey their annual report the 25til December 1927
it appeared, that the of Canal then under con-
tract aad IN progress towards completion was about
gig mles, composed Of the following divisions:
Western division from pitisburg up the Al.
legheny, Kisieniinctas, and ConcmauglI
10 bia,rSvi!lc, 60 miles
Part Of French Creek tacdc-, from Bc-nis
=, mn 70 Connaught Outl2', miles
T! TO tnat or Juniata . miles
Juniata division for poir: near tt.- ,..outll
E, OF Jiniata to LewiStown ~ niles
Susquellanna division, from point uc1r
the mouth Of Juninta 20 Northumberland 81 Miles
Delaware division, from Bristol IA Tay!ors
tcfIE Is miles;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

Rcy. cna:lcs lbo, Teov Of 81 JOIN coliase. o,lara
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
To III. Enrrnrs or II NYmc.


TIM Ladies 10 whom the arrangement for ~ Fair 7-ef~
cnustcr, take this reod Of expressing their thanks to those
Gentlemen no by their personal ever;ion bcIntv invention
and ta1c furnished such essential aid execution Of te
design, and euahlcl them bring cr plans SO happy an
To thr public they their grateful ackuole-ir
merits for the appreciation they have manifested and for their
extreme beratv They that The Fund which they have
- generously furnished, will not only ncaulabc
blessing 10 the destitute Orphans whom hrstacd but,
that every feeling heart, and enlightened patriot will
the fruits OF their brncccncc IN seeing, thus rescued from de-
gada,ion ad want, tie hcircs mud -n1rnnt-in alup t
'pant the whose fruit for rerty IL is remarked bv
onc' whose Philanthropy and talents have ben successfully
cxcrtcd IN tho ct1Hsncr- If Infant Schno'fo claritv
commence her tolls Al prro thcn will It's first victrrrv
be its best OF future iriumvhs Rencyolrncc 1s Ior
appreciated the value Of tat field which chlhOni Of he
poor has opened 10 its civilizations infancy rich but I'M
claimed waste soil capable, when watered with IT,, dew
o. caven, well as cultivated by the hand Il iau Of proi
eng the irp- ossoms, aud bearing the richest fruits fir
vino causes to biS Of grass to grV, where o'v
grown before, has bo 'ol~hi worthy re patriot ufuc will
otat title eha he be honot under wbor hand no, bl,'
me wilderness cfiEc lnu1t ni is made blossom a. he IN
aud these, the waste places OF human lie i1ou1 with moral
auv, and tc7 with 1n5f fagran,e Tho chts;an pbl.l
hr'pist hnS 10 rcs 10 mc that tic Victories p-r
crsors Have left him no for Triumph here orrns to br
fair and fertile void: and c1Tn tat ich not away tic
gerdon OF the fght'
Re- Cha lies NTtyo Felloyy Of 81 Io,, C,r,-c c,a1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

f:SR3tanI7 C''.i iigcri-Wc icy tcifc the rrilcr IN
interesting document ,hc progress ot im'eura Improvement
IA pennsylvania and IN coe>o, from the mes
SKYE Of Gov Shuic We l'l-eI to tina,
man, Noncuc Robinson, receives houoIrsh,c in the
rod of the commissioners We holc tia; liz s,i or ic
;,,.t viii not prevent il. r,ruir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

.4Hr'zcF-Tao Northern u,ai brought no papers
IRON beyond Baltimo." Yesterday; consequently We
I've 70 wait day longer for The News ~ the arrivals
ut New York. Tnc letter rli, came ou; anl wc have
becu Favored with tn, perus al! several from, ner-
chants III New York to their correspondents hero
extracts from some ~ which MI, De found under the
conmorcil heal 1t viii he seen from them that the
English ports nave been nne,. Tor the admission o.
foreign grlin, aud that cotton had dcclinc. I'd pc,
pound The psee o.ilpu- lao riyunced nero in con-.
sa1urnce otthe nc-S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
S5,5II.o Dob

r.. 1851 oGD
IL ~ estimated the experience of ferraar .rr
sois uiat suppoSlng The utmost activity to be used
upon all the lines within the approaclno yerr .t
least SICOOOO aggregate exhibited by this state
mont VIII remain 10 be expended in The wear 1888 so
that the amount required for the onnra;ions of ntys
year making fLll allowance for the cum vet 10 h.,
paid on the Eastern and Western Divisions canncf,
materially exceed 100000 and may nrohabv All
snort OF that sum. In rs much however ns tho faitf
OF the commonwealth Is already pledged for the csi-
tracts made, II will probably BE- desirable, that pre-
Csc nlt should not be fixed. and that fu scou,
Should be given for the execution Of such coutracs s
-2riy puryiblo
That this statement prcsentsa sccnc OF operation,
Of great extent is readily admitted. But il l. couoy
ccrtnm that vigorous effort for another ycar Will sn
rcrTcc lts magnitude 10 place the supcc-g of tho
vlloicsysen ollnternal Improvement beyonds rcos,n
Goc doubt By the month OF August next ~ miles on
the JnnInta, ~ miles on the Susouchannn md
~ n7tlcs on The Delaware will certainly bo connie
ted, reducing the whole distance 10 I8i miles IL,
INC month a. December next, tho North and West
braneh Divisions may be rondy for navigation; tho
Delaware Inc To Bnston will nc nearly cou,pletcd,
and The obligations of the Commonwealth Tor iurt
now under contract, will have been reduced TO SUN
cor 1dcrably short Of one million Of dollors.
Upon the NEW thus presented the Board would
propose Sysiom Of proceeding, recommended Of
once by it's extreme simplicity. lis tendency to srs-
tain the confidence Of the public, and the certainty A.
oiIords that the whole scheme Of the Iaternnl I'm
provcpcnt adopted by the state, embracing com
yctc communication from Philadelphia 10 Pittsburc-
md Lake Eric, and tho projected lines alonn ib6
Husquclann1, its branches, and the Delaware may bc
triumPLaut'y executed within reasonable period
u is bated upon the suppostion that the whole OK
pcndliure Of tho coming ycar will be- $1,000 600.
which added TO $4,000 300 already borrowed. rpskrs
$4,000 800; and also that the income from the Eas-
tern aud Western Divisions noxt ycnr will canal tho
incrca Of the excess Of the Canal debt above So o0o
GOO at the end Of that yror Upon these suggestions
II is proposed,
!. That the rcrcnuc at present applicable to the
Interest of Canal onns be increased by Legislative
provisions rs to produce annually the interest Of six
millions 81 dollars, Independently Of all receipts
from the Canals.
2. That all further extension Of the lines OF I'M
provcmcnt beyond the cost Of sx millions of dollars,
shall be made by loan upon the credit Of receipts
fron 'l'c finished Canal srd shalb limited bv The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

Sufq1ehannn Division including ddm and
>, bridge over he river, 2siUn0
French Creek Feeder, "a non
from NIaGletown TO Columbia, 2l5,ooo
lone nhugh rom bIairSvIIle to Johnetown, 100000
Iaft o. pennsylvania Railroad, 100000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

'i'he name Of .Ur. u nan of i'luvarna was bv ar
error CT the compassion, called Nh .T'lgr, as taSi
par N the nominations on Saturday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

~ rhe Winchester Rcpuhlcan is mistaken III
supposnc that W. aaiHed from negligence to publish
-9r. Doddridsc's resolutions at the meeting of the
Western Delegation in the Capitol. We declined to
q" 50, because they committed, aud it was
Thought, would be considerably modified.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28

Sir, look at the daily Press: which, intbs conutry is
the true eremPtur pitG norunque. Why is it. tina
upon all political NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. election or
what no'-the whole argument turns on the stu
gle point which side will get the majority. Because
that is the most ectual argument to carry the ma
jority; the party that shall prevail is to have -lbc
disposal of honcrs, and office, and emouments aud
partlsans to he excited TO exeriion or acduired
only by the hope ofreward There is another (class
OF men, who have sprung mp in Virginia. or rathe
begun TO be distinguished as separate class with
the last Is years They do not regard themselves
as part of tn. people; they profess themselves he
peoples servants; the peoples friends; the peoples men,
meaning nothing more in plain English than that they
are The men for The peoples money They have NJ
opinions and no will of their own whatever the peo
pc think, they think; whatever the people des,re
they desire; whatever the people triN they are con-
tent; and, therefore, whatever of honor or emolu-
Inent the people have to bestow they expect to re-
ceiVe.it at their hands. Sir. am one If e peopie;
and have noted the ways, and know perfectly how
to appreciate the motives and the merits of these our
KIND otclous friends and servants. In monarchies
the KING Is the fountain OF honor and Office in repub-
hes, the people. There courters of the people
as well as courtiers of Kings. The motives o
both are exactly alike their ends the same: their con
duct IS different only in mode and it is equally true
oi the courilers OF the people the courers Kings
that exactly in proportion to the couempt they enter
tain IN their hearts for the persons to whom their fat
tcres are addressed is the extravaganza of their a
/ uiation Sir, the last hone of the republic rests il
that class and, thank heaven it constitutes the urea
oody OF the people; who possessing the means O
subsistence If improved by honest industry placed
| bove the temptations of poverty, and exemp, from
ne temptations OF prosperity, never sa much n
dream of the emolumenis of office; the honest har
worRlng yeomanTy OF the country. who htherto lay
led clothed, protected. and sustained society,""
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28

Internal Improvement IN the West.--An intelligent,
gentleman, writing from the seat of G overnment Of
Indiana mentions the increase of emigration TO the
West, in these strong terms.
SIX thousand persons per week, for several (sav
eight teD) weeks, have passed through Indianpos
for the Wabash" 'FS'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28

Phe report recentlyin circulation, respecting GER
tain changes in the CabiDe seems to gain credence
Il is now said that the houghgit Secretary of the
Navy has almost come TO 'fconclusion' that it is
pest Tor MN to retire Other abdtcgtiops are also
thought to be in contemplation
Georeeto1en Columbian
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28

g'be Washington Telegraph of Monday says:
- boy ~ been stated that about $1,000 of the
o"''' tef Patents had not been accounted for
81 " . ~S49f5, i ;sd};a ~ Doctor ThoaaP Jones,
10 l'" "fenhte1der 81 10 Patent Office. that It
70 nown 'h7' % pat ofthis defaeation took
piece o. H'-.o '..t.. .t.o7."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
One half of Rose Isle for Sale.
Oct. |

m WISH 10 sell this valuable tract Of land,
n lying on Tye River, in Nelstn county,
bout Is miles from New Market, Cat the juno
ton of Tye and James River,) where there is
an inspection for Tobacco ana boat navlga-
ton to Richmond; in the neighbofhood there
are two first rate manufacturing mills for hcur.
The half of the tract contains, by estimate, 1900
acres, and in good repair. This tract is consi-
dered one of the best in Nelson county, particu-
larly well adapted to tobacco corn Il wheat. The
land is well watered and tmbered, and great
deal of fine tobacco land to cut. There IS
body of $50 acres Of low grounds OF good quail
ity on the river, attached to either half OF thin
desirable place. The purchaser win he allow
ed 10 purchase either half OF this estate (the
lower or The upper portion) as may best soft his
wishes. IL is useless 10 give further deserip
ZION OF this desirable estate, as those wrshingio
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A
ores, residing on the place, will shew the land
TO any person wishing TO view it. am dspos-
ed to sell on accommodating terms, but bar
gain can be had for cash, or would take ne
groes in payment Letters addressed 10 me or
J. r ID. Payne in Ly nchburg will be promptly
attended to. LANDON X. CABELL.
May 7. 1915
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
UOISE COVERING.

xExHE subscribers having made great I'm
provemen, ia fire proof coveNng, aud
oh,aiued a paten, for the same, offer the ben
81 of it to the public.
The Improvement consists in using fassenings
which are locked in the grooves and nailed TO
,he sheetipg plank. By this means. no nail 10
driven through the tin, and the nails are quite
protected against rhe weather, which ehectoal
IL prevents Them from rusting, and the ROOT
Isaaiog-whereas, on the old plan, the nails
ure all driven through the sheets, and tho COW
cred by the grooves, they are nevertheless
wet by every rain, which, in no great length OF
time rusts them of, Consequently, oosing The
rim from the rool and occcasoning thousands
of leaks. This fact ID well known.
Another advantage on the new plan is, thai
there is no occasion Of the sheeling Pank.s ou-
ing kiln dried, nor more than three quarters OF
an inch thick. And again, on old houses no
thing is required but to take Oft The old shingles
and put on the tin or sheeiiGg. Tins makes as
rood a roof as can be made, and saves The
whole expense Of sheeting anew.
WM. BURD
Il. S 1lLDEN.
~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
u Il
Hnner, ~ II. Del. 10.
PLANTING FRUIT TREES ON THE SIDES
OLE HILLS

OF HILLS.
Do9dri frs observed ,bal trees pushed their
branches ~ n direction parallel Ia the surface oil
the earth. Ifa tree stands an steep, II pushes
both towards the hill, and toward the declviiy
but ON both sides il still preserves lis branches
parallel to the surface As there Is az ntrac.
ton between the upper surface of leaves, and
lighi, am ais rrrsued ID Enough not equally
CERTAIN irom experiment. that there is nm Mt
traction the same nature between the under
surface of leaves aud the surface of The earth.
This consider as the cause of the phenome
non.
had long observed that tie most fruitful or
chards, aud the most fertile trees, are those
planted on decviiy, aut the sleeper II is,
though not quite piecipicr, the more fertile
VII hey prove.
II Is well known that the spreading OF trees
always renders them fuitfrl. On plain. how
eve, they incline TO shoot upwards and there.
FORE ant Is called ia b, slllIlul gardeners, and
applied 10 various ways 10 check their perpen.
dirular and TO promote their LITERAL growth
Blu tn point. which can only be gained on =
plan by art rs obtained On decllviiy by nature.
There tree loses its tendency 10 shoot up
wads. and in order to preserve lis brnnches par
allie with he surface is constrained 10 pat them
10 a lateral direction.
Hence an important rule in The choice of OF
chufas and gardens,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

"a A COURT held for Nelson county the 18th /. ay df
s-H August, 1879, Charles Landlord sud Elizabeth his
ME- formerly Elizabeth Lunkford pitts. az ains John
9ihxwe aud Sally his wife, 70 nerIy Sally Fsrrar,
refrIn Farar, Nancy Farrar, J,hn Farrar Jno Beth
en- AMI Jane his wife, formerly Jane Farrar and Will
lam farrar, and John Farrar, Joseph Farrar, Polly
farrar, Sally Farrar aud Lucy Farrar, children Of
ry. ~ ~
~ ne detendants John Farru and John Farrsr joseph
tan5Ar' Poiiy harrar, Sally Farrar and Lucy Farrat,
Lninren ana heirs at law ofFleming Farar, decd. not
nasihs entered their appearance and given Sc
lily according to the act of Assembly and
1a evidence that they are not iuhabants of this
n, I'm, and without the jurisdiction Of this
do II - ordered, that the said absent defendants
rrodr mere on the fourth Monday IN Nov. next and
'ee ni of the plaintiffs and that copy of this
IsJ "e thnseredin the Nirginian, pa per prn
sad te Town oftyuchburg for two months preydns TO
fon, ana ua another copy thereof be posted at the
dny com se VI ~, ,,,N Soun my, on some court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

then budded, and the stock no headed don n
I'll the next spring. the bud would remain in Il
quiescent STATE one whole year; or by lakiug a
bud oil This years growth, and perhaps IN one
OF both OF these Supposed cases, the order of
BEARING might be so lar changed as 10 produce
It's irnii alternate years from the parent tree
However, in making these suggestions. | do il
with mncn ditfidence, hope some members Of
your society may make The trial.
With my best wishes for the prosperity of
youl Society,
am. respectfully,
Your most obeden servant,
LEVI BARTLETT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

WihGlNiA, TO Wit :-At Rules held in the Clerks
Ohce of the county Court of Bedford, on Monday
the 9th day of October 1929, Isaac Adams ptE ags.i
isaac r Mari, def. in Chancery.
Inc defendant lsanc r. MARI not having entered his
appearance aud given security according the act Of
assembly aud the rules Of this Court and it appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is nhabitant Of
Ns country on motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, it
ofdered, that tho said defendant Isaac X. Mari, do
afpeT here on the fourth Monday in Dec next and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that cory Of this
"iaer DC forthwith inserted in newspaper publish.
% " the Town OF Lynchburg, for Two months
Aey, aud posted at the front door of the courthouse
oi 'ms county, on two several courtdays.
Acopy-Teste,
Oct 10. ,yemi6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12
FRESH ARRIVALS

BOLLOcKS OLD STAND
ckEE, ROBINSON g. co. are weekly
IN Receiving their fall supply of Staple and
,;, ancy uoods' and at prizes that defy compe.
uo"' ihey deem il nnne cessars to state the
"g prices OF any article, as the customers
~, 'es' assured they are prepared TO exhibit
s., N,u' OF Gcods, at prices that will be highly
country Merchants and Pedlsrs are resnect
'dily invited 10 view the assortment Conn,rv
Oct 8. =.