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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

.N1yit Carolina Electioas.-Ws hlve received re-
turns from most OF the districts Of this state. The
result. as far asccrjained, follows:
In the ii. - district, already announced. Nm b.
Shepherd has succeeded Lemuel Sawyer the late
representative, by Il considerable majority. I'm Tie
I'd district " His Aston has been re elected with
ont opposition In the Sd district, Tho's 4. Hall,
has been reelected without opposition. IN the lth
district, Jesse SpeIght has been elected 10y a large
majority over rhomas H. Davis. We have no re
turns from the 9TH district. In the 9th district Ro-
bert Potter has succeeded Mr. Turner, who decli.
ne3 being candidate. In the 7th district Edmund
Doberry succeeds Sir. Cupcpcr, who declined a re-
election, by minority of about 900 over John 4.
Cameron. IN the &ih district, Danicl L. Barrinccr.
has been reelected by large majority. In the 9th
district, Augustine II. Shepherd h1s been reelected
without opposition in the 10Th district, John Giles
las been elected by majority of 9l5 over John
Long, the former representative. In the lIth dis
tr!ct, Henry w Conner has been reelected wi bout
opposition. Two other districts remain TO be heard
from.
Since preparing the above, we have received re-
turns from two counties ,Surry and IrrIcD in Mr..
Lewis Williams district, which give that gentleman
majority OF about go over his opponent Samuel
King.
Wehavc also heard from the Wilmington district.
where 1t appears that Gabriel Holmes has been re-
elected by majority of about go votes over his
opponent, Edward Z. pUL.oy.-OM Douiaion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
UICiINWD ~. SANXAY.


LEAVING srccredCd Mr. VIM ~ Fnzwhyl.onp in the bust
ness OF S'doper, Book- seller Bhd respectfully tenders DIS
services To the Former customers Of the house and the public
generally - his intention Keep constantly hand 'c
very best for the manufacture of Merchants Account
BOOKS Records, aud other Blank hooks; aud having been rcg
larry hc 10 the Book binding business, and possessing many
years experience iu the Stationary and BOrk-scnE depart
NEVIS he hopes that these, added uurcming cxcrons win
secure to him share Of the public patronage
Merchants, Clerks Of County Courts aud others part ru,ry
e customers Of his predecessor, may confidently RELY ON bis
hest Efforts tC give s1'fotou, both as To tine quality of Oh
articles ordered aud the G-cs.
general assortment ot stationary, Blank books, School
books, aud miscellaneous works. on hand, 10 which
considerable additions VIII shortly De madc aug ~
4 ,OST on Sunday night last, or on the
- following mor"ug the main street, a lcath
CT pocket hook, containing thYty dollars IN notes.
Il - believed two tens aud two fvcs, tho particular
number and character o. them not being rccOlectcd
bond for scvcntytwo dollars ard some cents, exc
! cuieato Lewis, ex'or by w. u. Sydnor and
ii. Curtis which has bonn satisfied and several other
papers which be Of no Importance to any one but
myself. A suhablc reward will he psd for tho return
Of the same. CIJAS. WILLS.
aug 20 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
lssrssosa @assS.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN A. CO
GROCERIES.
THIS MORNING, 27th instant, at 10 o'Socs.
at our Auction Store,
10 hhds ~ Orleans sugar, prirua
Do ST. Crox do
10 DO molasses
do Antigua
DO n England rnnl
4 DO y. Orleans \
100 bbls. No. 3 rnockerel
700 realms writing paper
100 boxes brown soap
10 bales cotton yarns
% boxes Windsor glass
90 bags shot
Sperm, and mould candles
English mustard
Cheese, teas,
Paints, lamp oil
Cotton shectings, &c. &.
aug 81 ID. A. 81 ca A..
WHb be aided 10 tie ADORE sale
~ Sides soal leather
10 quarter casks Malaga wine
20 bbls shad
Also,
aug 27 N "'s honeF'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

Tho editor of the New-York Courier and Enouirer
Is under mistake when he supposes the resolutions
oi the Boston Merchants relating Custo House re-
inovas To have been entirely the work of those who
opposed the election of General Jackson. The re-
port aud resolutions believed to be written oud
they known 10 have been presented To tn, meet
ing, by one ofthe most distinguished of tho jackson
Federal Republicans 4 coissderab bic portion OF the
meeting which adopted the resolutions were gentle.
men of the same party. The remainder were of the
" National Republicans aud il was quite an enter
tanning sight. 10 behold these Montagues and Cam
lets, who recently biting their thumbs ut each
other, then shaking bands IsOsi Courier
We annex ,he substance OF General Lafavc,,c's
address at the last 4th Of July dinner at Paris.
The health of their venerable guest, General La
tayettc, having been given-Thc General m return
ing thanks stated the pleasure which he felt in cele-
Drafting tins anniversary, which enabled him, "a it
were, again 10 breathe The American atmosphere lie
spoke with high qualification OF their associaug hun
with the principles for which he had struggled under
The illustrIUns and well beloved Washington. The
independence of the United States began IL new era
oi political civilization hch wall finally extend over
the whole world and which Is founded on the natural
rights OF mankind lie pto"d to own that the
first declaration ofthose rights bore the inelibe i'm
PRINT of It's American origin. lie referred, in eloquent
cfins- TO the delight with which all generous minds
hat hailed the recent triumph in Great Britain over
fehsiouS htoierancc ana earnestly advised the hmr-
ISt!iS IN consolidating their constitutions not u Is;
ten 10 european suggestions nor admit any exotic
materials H. concluded by giving Il toast To Ma
tIonai Legitimacy, which, while II chuakei and dos
troycd the weeds of privilege, nUuTsled tho roots ~,
natural and social rights
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

Departed this life ON Sunday evening last, tho 2Jd
inst, at his residence IN Baltimore, in the 6st year Of
his age, after q lingering and most painful illness,
which he bore with the greatest fortitudc, JoHN
BE We DNvinGE. 4. NJ ~, Professor Of Anatomy
IN tho University vi Maryland.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

Nrssrs Editors. notice with pleasure that a resolution has
this city, (Richmun Which purports cOque into the pracl
csby. eSpcd,ence and probable oi removing the ouc
which impede and o'rct the nay ton Of amos River
nom us mouthto Richmond, which prevent vessels draw
my than from II to II feet navigating the latter
pice II has been, for years past, matter ut surprise
why This enquiry had not been made heretofore, knowing
have Tor some me the great sociude expressed by captains
and commanders u ships aud vessels aged foreign trade
steamer would popel ship from Hampton Roads 10 Richmond
IN ~ hours less that the ploage charged would be
AMPLE cover that leaving he time Of navigating the
river, the wear and tear Of sails rigging, cables and crata2e
clear Voyages that 1t would in hddop hc great
convenience to them we'll their have the
nicnce OF healthy aud convenient port load ard unload
their vessels onake the repairs materials
and aud las, enable the connce shipper
examine the vessel and cargo well while loading
breaking bulk.
am persuaded that whenever this matter proyer
aud skrh examination, it will be- found not only
eXrcArt hat will (om the estimated expeucc when
paed wh the probable adysntdges) excite wonder that no
eNcrtlons have heretofore been made towards dc.ra
the communication with brethren aud the Gene
ri Government, having the exclusive jurisdiction this part
of the River will, have doubt make the necessary
movements to ic navigation as lar as practicable OF eSpedent
tho especially " the state viii extend tho
That steamers may pass from above The great falls o the RIVER
IN Lynchbutg, which h believed To- Ice pacchbc aud THAT %
be done 10y lock and dam navigation less cyrcnce Ju
bv pursuing eSiendmghc canals from W present termination
that place This kind Of navigation with miles portage
would open Norfolk and Lyichbuz
which could be accomplished IN about 36 hours The mpOr-
t-rce "a commerce yirt THE On would give c6t
only he exceeded 10y tho facility of such intercourse n time ol
in the transportation Of troops munitions between the
aud western scouu Of the Uni'cd States am further
be made by oi tie United Stars Engineers time
10 enable the n chrond and others present
subject the consideration Of the Congress ~ the United States
10 TINE To act on thismscr at their next session "
sESpcreuo has ccady tho utility and uncrr
tiniv Of canal navigation, whea constructed the
auvioo and waters Of tie many streams Which at present pass
into the james River canal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

CoincideHro lit is a little singular, says tho Now
York Herald. that the ships Colossus and Courier,
which arrived NJ this port Yesterday sailed from Now
York on tho same DAY for Savannah, arrived Of that
port tocei her went 60 Europe, one 20 the Meditef
ranean and the oiLct 10 liverpool AID arrived baok
again o, New York on thosom" day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
from ne PdcysL7g Old Dominion If .lrctgf IS.
RAIL ROAD TO ROANnkE

ON nc ft-t'S't3g Oto SJO.n}UJN 0f ,Ir-ryf
RAIL ROAD TO ROANOKE
Oar citizens, rather the common hall in heha II
Of orr citizens appear to DC in curnest on the sub
Get o ura' road from this town to the Roanoke riy-
The first step la. been tukcn, as VIII he seen BY
thc sublonod resolution Of the common hall enter
eel into on Monday last. Our wealthy citizens arc
beginning to manifest proper interest on this to us
interesting subj cct-au when they put their shoul.
lerS 10 the wheel ~ good earnest, We have no fear
hut that rail Dad vii! b. put into operation
III good time, and under the most promising auspices
iO,cH " Petersburg II COnln4H TTIli, tie 2lh
,4Wcut, 1899.
EcSoitcl, That the Mayor of The town be author
ed, III the name of tho pcoplo of this town TO re-
quest the President OF the United States to permit
an Engineer ia the service OF the United States. TO
examine the route OF proposed rail road. from re.
crsburg TO some point the Roanoke river, and to
estimate its probable cost. &c.
Extract from the inmates.
(SgneD p. DURKIN, Mayor.
y copy. testC, j. GEATNER, {. c.
But the rail road not the only project which orr
public spirited citizens have in view 20 advance The
prosperity of the town. a Tlonspo.tatio Compa-
ny his boon formed, for the purpose of conveying
goods and produce from and TO Petersburg and the
Roanoke. This Company is III a state ~ considc-
rabe iorwardncss, and VIC understand will speedily
20 into operation. Incy are erecting large ware
house in the vicinity cf Weldon for The purpose W
storing goods and produce; and arc procuring ten
first rate woGgons, and sixty substantial horses, 20
DO exclusively engaged ~ the trade between this
place and the Roanoke. Three Wagons and thirty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

Tickets s., halves : so, qugrters los,
u Orders post paid enclosing the cash, viii La.
promptly attended TO, II dgectcdto
aug 10 :. HAWKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

GUDER WIN VEG H.-iQ Dbl, of CIDER v.ues.c just re-
~ ceyej, and for SAFE. JAS. WINSTON.
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
'rIIIS DAY.

The New York Lottery. Class No. 10, will he
iTawn'and The drawing received Saturday, at tie
DuCninr of tho mail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
One half of Rose Isle for Sol

Z WISH to sell this valuable trac, # -,
N lying on I've River, in Nelst n cou, ,."o'
bout IL miles from New Market IA, tb, ~, -, u
ton OF lye and James River) where IN sr - :,
an inspection for Tobacco and boat nay;,a .
ton to Richmond; in the neighborhood ,be,.
are two first rate maDufa curing mills for A.
lie hall OF the tract contains, by estimate lson
acres, and in good repair This tract i, cons;
dered one Of the best in Nelson county. narlir,
larly well adapted to tobacco, corn & whsa, m
land is well watered aud timbered, and oroa,
deal OF hne tobacco land to cut. There 10 !.
body of 100 acres of low grounds of good ona
NY on the river, attached to either half nj M.
desirable place. The purchaser will be alow
ed 10 purchase either half OF this estate nbo
lower OF the upper porton) as ma, best SUI b,s
wishes. IL Is us, less 10 give further aescrn
ton OF this desirable estate, as those WISHING T.
purchase will first view the premises. MIR. 4.
cres residing on the place, will shew f.s lasf
10 any person wishing TO view it. | am d,spos.
ed tos sell on accommodating terms, but 6at.
gam can be had for cash, or would take ne.
groes IN payment Letters addressed 10 M. o-
Dr. u Rose, in Ly nchburg will be plomnll,
attended to- LANDON r. CARFJi
MAY I. ts76
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

oA.MII led 10 jssl, IN the Corporation o.
u L,nchbufe. the sixteenth OF June, ls2s'
a neefu woman, WHO SAYS her name Is fiib
RI She is a oman OF a out % or u years
al age. dark complexion, about common s'a'
tafe. and "a, tina, she was nIt IN he hands
al the : ars nj of The Richmond District ny
the Chancellor, anf hired to Nm. +. carer
81 Goochland co. W. from whom she abscond
ed.
The persan having the charge OF his negro IS
reaaested L. come flrward. pay charges and
take her away. OF else She shall be sold accord
ing to law. Al the Court @oose. on Monday tue
lst da, of the Aagnst Corporation 1onri next
sAAIL. BRANsFUhD, Jailor,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

4 List Of Ltiltrs remaining "a Literty PoSl
Office on goth June 1929.
A-Will,am Aifi, John Armstrong. Harris
Anoker.
B--James Baber. VIM. NJ. Burwell. Jack
Brow n, John Brown. Alexander burton. Ihosi
Brown, Richard {. Baughan, Garland Bu'oh
Richard Balinger, Thomas BnIress
C-Wm. Cunningham. Robert Coleman
James Clage, Charles cfalgg. Isaac Cnndih
D-Marble n Dent, Charles l.. Dibreli
Luvenia A. Doug lass, Daniel Drury.
E-Danlel Easlon, Martha Early, Anthony
Evans. 81 Henry Edgar, Martha Evans, Geo
NJ. Eskin.
F-Samuel Ficldsor Mary Hat, Francis
J. Franklin, john ". Furgusou, Wm. Fsgg
Herbert Firth, Jacob feazel.
G Etehison Grigsby, 1llos. Grssom, Am
bfe Oils, Charles Glenn, James NJ. Good
man, Lewis Godfrey. John Golf.
H--Lion Harriss. Elizabeth Holt, Jame'
Hol Samuel l.. Hudson, James Hart, Bets,
Ann Hrri, Peter Hunter, Mathew Hail, VIM
l. Hudson, William llurt, FOUNTAIN Hawkins
james Hambeion.
J-Lemuel Johnson. seally james, John
Jeier.
K-Gabriel Keath.
edward Lawrence, Jeremiah Lockett.
M--Wm. Mays, Polly Murphey, Henry
Miller. Vim Morgan, James Martin, John
NJ rphy, George ", M'Collook Keece Nor
gan. Col. 1hos. Moore, Mrs. Sarah Moore
N-Edward ". Nevill
P--Elisha Peters, Miss Mary l., Preston
Edmund q. Page.
R--John Rider, Joab Runncls, Nathan Read
Mills Robinson, Joshua Ryan.
S-Frazer D. Strsiton, I'll Sheon. Floren
line Smith, Charles Steward, Isaac ST. Clair
T--Nclson A. Thomson, Admire Turner
America Taylor. WIN. Taylor, OIimpas Trent
John Il. Turner. Anthony iinsley, Mildred q
Turner.
W-Charlas Whitley, Mary Wood, JOIN
Waldon, Richard Wells, Johnson Watson, Pau
Woods, Anu {. Whteley, Lodi.n Walker, Eli
zabrih Wit. WIN Il. PORTER. L. NJ.
July 30
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sEE-uG Gcccs

@AvID d. ROBERT KYLE, lake pleasure
Y in announcing the first arrival OF their
spring Goods, TO which, being enemy IN Tue
Fancy line-they respectfully invite the aten.
lion Of the Ladies-amoIg the articles teoeheu
are {:
Super blk Italian Lustrines
Rich blue, blue black, pink, olive, d s'fa" COL.
orec Gro de Maps
A few pieces Of splendid white watered ufo oe
Maps
Black aud fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black, white. blue. pink and straw colored Flo
fenCe5
Black Satins and Modes
White. pink, blue, cinnamon and straw coloTed
Sains
Black Sencbews and Satin Levantines
A few pieces BatIiesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap aud Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
White, pink, blue, and straw cold, watered bell
Ribbons
Rich Decouy and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Calicoes, new style, rich and ndelible colors
A few pieces Swiss Gnghams, beautiful
super black Nankin and Canton Grapes
Cambrics, Jackonet and Swiss Muslns
Pulling and Bobineit Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barege and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, white q colored
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape LieSses, every shade
Ladies blk AID white Prunella Shoes
Long Lawns and Grass CHmbrcs
Black and white six Hosiery, &c.
The above articles, II is believed with respect
to quality and style, are not TO be surpassed
and prices quite moderate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
-AUD FOE GALE.

n GREEABLL 10 the - III of Joseph Flu
~ qua, dec will sell to the highest bid
der on the 3Olh OF July mex one tract OF land,
lying IN The county OF Bedford, On the waters
oil Llie otter, two miles east of Liberty, join
IN The lands of DR.. VIM Austin AID others,
containing upwards of 200 acres. about one
fourth OF winch is ,leared. The greater part Of
The " God land is tobacco land ofihr first quail
ny. There !. on this tract an ezeelltnt mill.
in good repair. The sale will take place at the
mill. Any persoa wishing 10 view the lard
can call on the subscriber. living near the pre-.
misses. Terms will he one, Two and three years
credit, requiring of the purchaser bonds with
good security, and also IA trust deed to secure
the purchase money.
HLZEkIAH FUQUA eEor.
OF Joseph fuqua, dec.
June 81 ids
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SNpSE WISH 10 sell, on four years credit the
w uaoi ofLsod belonging 10 The estate OF
Va Irvine. dec situated on the north and
,onth tork Of Goose Creek. IN Bedford county,
and on the main road leading from Liberty TO
rmcssr'e, IL adJoins Capt Bhiord. On The
east This tract contains about ! 100 acres, oil
which son are uncleHr5d The part winch Is
uncleared, except a vcrysmali portion, IS excel
lent tobacco lard OF the cleared land 100 acres
are low grounds OF the frs quuihy. aud the re-.
mainder emar ably fine high land. ltis one
of the best ttaris OF land in the upper country,
being well adapted TO The cultivation Of tobac.
co and oil kind of gram II lies remarkably
we'll, and is very tree from stone. IL divided,
II would make two very handsome tracts. Per.
some wishing TO purchase, may apply 10 Robert
levine, residing in the neghborhood OF New
London WM, IRVINE. ! Exors OF
ROBERT IRVINE, { VIM. Irvine,
July q Is Gee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

NlfR. JOHN MeGHEE-Sir, as you are not
Ill an inhabiiani Of Virginia, | take this
mode through the public newspapers. To notify
you that | shall, on the 24lh day of August,
1879, in the Eagle Tavern, at Bedford Court
House take the deposition Of JOIN. Hudnal and
Others, 10 be read as evidence ON the trial oil
nv suit, deferred aud undetermined IN the
Chancery side OF Bedford county court, in no
iice of cross bill against you. john ). Brown
aud David Saunders.
Your obedient servant,
WIN McGHEE.
June %. lm9O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16

VIRGINIA, to wit AT rnes held IN inc
v clerks office of the court of Bedford cry
on Monday the 9th day of April, 1922.
Archibald Hatcher, plu. against Josephfu
qua, Jr and Joseph Fuqua, sr. defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Joseph Fuqua, jr not having enieiep
his appearance and given security according the ae
ofAssembly and the rules of this court and it appeas
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhsbitan
this country On motion of the pltf by counsel IA
ordered that the SAID defendant, Joseph Fuqua, IT, ~
appear here the fourth Monday in June next ana ~
swer the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy of TINS ~
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper pTihteu
tne town ofLyuchburg for two months successfully, ~,
posted at the front door of the courthouse OF TINS co
ty on two several court days.
Copy-Teste, G. A WlNGF1ELDb ~
wers->A
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The subscriber offers for Sale
10 hhds ". India and NO. sugar, part first
chop
50 Bags Green Coffee
8 DO OH Java do
Q hhds and IBIS MoIasses
3 tons country Bar Iron
| do English do for Carriage Tyres
$50 Sacks best Liverpool filled Sak, 10 to
the ton
% bbls New HerIings
10 do Shad
8 do hiaccarel
100 lbs. Cotton Yarn assorted, Nos, 8 to Ii
1000 lbs. Soal Leather
10 asks Nails and Brads
10000 lbs Bacon
10 ubls sup. Flour
700 lbs. spinning Cotton
900 yards low and fax Linen
20boxss Window Glass, 8 X 10 & 10 y l2
5UOlbs BisIered Steel
loo lbs German do
bags black Pepper
2 do white Ginger
3 cases wool and iur Hats
box No. 10 Cotton Cards
/ bbi Alum
dn Copperas
10 Kegs Powder
10 Bags Shot
10 bbis Malaga Wine
o boxes Imp. and Gun Powder Tea
0oo lbs. LOAF Sugar, parl first chop family.
Sicily Madeira Vine, Spanish float and Ben
gal Indigo, Writing, Letter aud Wrapping Pa.
per, Sperm and 1alIow Candles. Shoe Thread,
Domestic Colions, Stripes and Checks Lard,
Bees" AK and lallow, Chewing Tobacco 81
7-9 and inch Hoop Iron, Wagon Buckets,
horse Coliais, Leading Lines and Bed Cords,
Nests, Wood Ware, Wool and Wool Rolls. Vine
gar, &C, nc all OF which he will sell on ac-
commodailng terms for cash, or in barter for
count y pfodnce, for " hich a literal price will
be given. GEO. BAGBY,
Bank Square, Lyncbburg.
June l9 Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
NEW ARRIVAL
OF
SUMMER GOODS

M respectfully invite the attention -
W Ladies TO a variety of yerv a.. =. he
articles in the fancy line, recently s."r sns6!e
New YORK, and just received here. Az IN
othen articles are ahons
blue and blue black Gro. de Nap. Silks
Black Italian lustrings, superior
piece finest black Levantine
Flore"ees and Salins, every shade
few pieces black Nankin Cranes
piece black Paris Crape-a new artic.
White, Pink and Straw Italian do
Barge Ginghams-new slyle
Bordered Linen Camhric Hdkls.
A few dozen Chinese Belt Ribbons
Barge and Decoupe dress Shawls
Richest Gro de Nap do every sbat.
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
A Bobhinet Iaces
Long and short white Kid Gloves
! case Leghorn Bolivars
Shell, tuck and side Combs-larpe,, si,
few pieces new style fancy Pitts
Thread Laces aud Edgings of the hsOdsou,.
patterns osontH
Needle worked Musins, handsomeis, s,y,.
Splendid artificial Wreaihs aud Roses J."
July 9. IL
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y Office 70 Contractors.

a. EALED proposals will be received by the
bD President and Directors ofthe Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike Company, at the
Tavern of N'Liam Terry, in the town Of Lib.
eriy, Bedford county, on the twenty fifth day
OF August next be,ng the second day ofhe
Court OF said county, for the construction oil
from QUE TO Two miles of Turnpike Road, es-
lending from the town of Liberty, westwardly
board OF Directors will attend al Liberty On
the day above mentioned, and will furnish
Those w'srine 10 contract a particular De.
scr pt'on ofthe manner in " hich the road IS 10
tie Constructed, aid of the terms of The con.
tract. BY order oil the Board OF Directors.
JOHN NJ GORDON, Geek.
u lie Lexington lntelligencer is reques.
ted to publish tbs for Is weeks and forward
their account to this flee for payment.
July 2 1861
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-16
New and beautiful fanCyGoods


FslHE Ladies OF Lynchburg and adjacent
- country, are respectfully invited 10 eI-
anime our recent supply of fashionable fancy
Goods. We give slight sketch Of their styie
and character
Salmon, blue, pink, straw and lilac plain Pal
merine
Waiered, striped, shaded and figured Langued-
&C Bareges
Seemed morning Barge, new style
Caspian ohawls OF the most beautiful shades
great variety OF nch worked Muslins and
checked do
q plain Bobbineu lace, sup to any hereto.
fore imported
First qualit, blk. Italian Luteshings
Which, with numerous Other arucIeS in the
ashIonabIe line, they are determined 10 oil
fer to their friends at the lowest market pri-
ces. Nick EE, ROBINSON 4 co.
June