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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
MAarINsBUae, va THURSDAY. AuausPl,, 1891.

change of position. as to parties, which a
dereliction from principles almost necessarily
inanced, when Gen. Jackson came into power
Whist true to his original creed OF demo.
crazy. he remained faithful to the people,
who took him up from affection, and sustain
ed hun as a candidate from principle But
the moment be became dereict--the moment
he LETT the path Of the patriot, for the dew
Gus way of the politician that moment he
iorsook the people for intrigners and interes
ted asplrants, who calculating to succeed, by
using his popularity for their evil purposes
gave him hollow hearted support for the
substantial recompense Of honors and re
wards II was in this manner that Amos
KENDALL and FRAEcls Z. BLAIR. who had
ADVISED Mn CLAY TO VOTE FOR Ma A
pAMs--weSe brought into his support, and
became the lawg'vers Of bis pafty--whilst
his original friends were carelessly overlook
ed, or ungrateiuliy discarded; or estianged
by barrier of corruption. which to sur
mount required the sacrifice Of all the princi
pies and measures for which they had asso
ciated in hts support
A total revolution Of character, Of prirci
Piles, of purposes, of opinions like this, re
qure no argument or elacidation TO pruye
must reverse the positions of the individuals
dissolve all the atiinitics of party cohesion,
and read asunder all the sympathles of part,
attachment, that originally existed. Whilst
wa announce the fact, however, we cannoi
give eountenance 10 fraud; and on the same
grounds that we al first accorded him our al
hesson, do we hereby withdraw from ANpREw
JACKSON our future support, convinced thai
time. circumstances, aud power, have d.
st'oyed that identity Of roiiticai character tina
once attracted our admiration won our con.
iidence, and secured our affection.
NATHAN JONES,
bMES THACkkRA,
WILLIAM HEWITT,
JOHN M. TAYLOR,
STEPHEN SIMPSON,
HENRY S HUGHES.
Philadelphia, July IA, is3l
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THE CORRESPONDENCE.

The Washington Telegraph received by
this days mat. contains the following.
GOV. BRANCH.
The following letter from Gov Branch 10
the editor, confirms what has before BEEN
said by Mr. Berrien ana Mr Ingham
EHriELD, August list, 1891.
SIN. have observed in the Glshe which
came to hand by the last mail, the foilewinr
paragraph in Mr. BEir's letter Of the 2lsf of
July to Judge Bcrrien: "Whcn the statement
which | made. pref ,eated upon Col. John
sons letter, was impeached in your second
note. made the application to the President
which ysn seem 10 think ought now to make
He Immediately put into my hands the ori-
g,nal memorandum which he wrote, and
which he read TO Messas Branch, Ingham
and yoursei. &c."
cannot believe that Gen jackson has au-
thori2ed any petson TO say that he ever read.
or made known TO me, the paper or meme
rsndum Mentioned IL be has. then we are
at issue No paper Of the kind was ever
read, or made known 10 me, by Gen Jack-
son, to the best ef my knowledge and belief.
have as yet prepared no narrative Of the
circumstances connected with the dismissal
OF Mr. Ingham, Judge Berrien, and myself:
and, in truth, where is the necessity so,s for
me TO do SO?
The President, in his letter to MIR. Ingham.
Judge Berrien, and myself. says. that ..the
gant Of harmony Ia The cabinet &c was tho
cause of our dismissal or, in other words,
for hisrsorgG,ieation, and Judge Berrien and
Mr.. lngham, hnor, have truly interpreted
the meaning Of the mystical expressions -tcant
n ha,mony
! have too much respect for The Intelligence
|of the American people 10 believe that they
will be al any loss 10 arrive al any accurate
conclusion fremt the facts already placed in
their possession
II, however, Il becomes necessary hereafter
for me to appear before the pubic, trust
that shah unhesitatngly do 30.
Respectfully. yours, sc.
JN0 BRANCH.
To the Editor of the II S. Teiegranh.
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To tie Editor Of the U s Telegraph.
MURDERAT GOOSE ISLAND.

MI RDEK Az GOOSE ISLAND.
Tie Quebec Mercury gives tie par4-
ticuIars si hsrid atisir which took
place recently at Goose Is.end, ia the
river st Lawrence
Two men 9h apF ear to have been
smplosed 10 dragg * for lest anchsrss
have been at Goose Island for some
ire, with TWO niFed men The em.s
rloyers had deposited trunk at the
hnuss al + Xasier LacEamed Jeiicnnrs
with ofdeFs 70 deliser il only to them.
selves. The four persons when not
cut on the water, lodged together in !.
cabin IN the woods On lie 18th ut.
same Of the people On the island heard
a cry and a muskst fired. but paid a.
attention TO il Finding none 81 The
parts coming 10 the house, some sf
them hid The curiosity 10 go to the cab.
Ga Fifty, they found ane 81 the esa.
vi ayers dead a~opg tho rocks, with his
skull fractured, apparently with an axe
and the body Of the ether sens way OF
in the wotd, with musket Sd Of through
the head The beat was gone, and The
two hired men had Disappeared. All
four spoke the English language. A
woman at the heuss 81 Jslioaur reeoIS
lscts that the two bred men came to
the house On Monday and asked tor the
trusk, bat il bsiaa rafused they went
away The trunk has since been open-
ed, in the presence OF the Captain OF
Militia, and packet of money amount
ing to assut 70i. in gold was found 81
i. he name of Griffith Campbell, Or
Cameron, was on tie envelspe; asa~
I LIST Juns II IL said the emplay.
rs lived absut the Palais at Quebec.
NJ had been employed by Mr.. Camp.
bell. The be lies have been buried. af-
er being waited by a military efiicer~
WIS viii probably report 10 Quebec.
The bodies were subsequently disin-
erred BY the coroner. and Unidentified
IS those 9; Hugh Griffith, beifpas lieu.
enaDt 81 the Navy, and his brother
VILLAIN. Their conne ctions in Wales
are very respectable, TWAS supposed
10 Wanderers put their clothes oAs
they we're ignorant Of the manage
oent Of q boal and will probably be ar
sested
A stalk Of Rye, which grew on the farm of
1r. Casper Loncks. ia Westnanchos.eg
township York county, Pa was exhibited q
tew days ego, With F0vs psriset hsads.-s.
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$500 REWARD.

AM authorised 70 Outf TeHafQ OIL 22JU
] each, for The apprehension and delivery TO
me. or 10 my deputy VIM. Carter. in Richmond
city, Of Leroy Jordan and Charles Bhiieiy. who
we're out upon bail. and have broke their re
cognizances by = failure to appear at the Cir
cu,I Court OF the United States at Richmond,
upon a charge OF forging the declarations and
other documents for obtaining the pay of GER
tain soldiers Of the Revolution and against
whom true bills were found by the Grand Jury,
al the lasi term of the said court.
| am informed that the abovemeniioned Lee
roy Jordan was resident, from his birth, Of
Bedford county lis from 45 To so years OF sge
about feet % inches in height, Stout, heavy
built full face, short neck, large round head
black hair, and heavy black beard. am also
informed, that Charles Whitley was. for the
lasi ~ or 25 years, a resident oi said county
Of Bedford is from 40 to is years OF age
nearly siA feet in height slender and strsigbi
built thin yisage. light complexion, genteel
in his appearance, and of insinualing manners
JOHN PEGRAM. Marshal
the u. 5. Tor the l.. Disliic ofV
Jan b. On
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NTlKGlNiA-At Rules holden in tho ,,,----=#.
" OF the Superior Court OF Cham. no clerks Office
urg district, the LIST day OF Novem5er te Lynch.
bert slso n' and 1tans Samuel s ee1
beth Woods, Robert r. Woods' s'ormGrJ Llll5.
TGogo Pods and Citizen S. Woods pet. Woods
cd hi, 'e snnaara 11en ;. Woods not hayny
10 .he act al Assembly and the rules ~ according
aHu uo, appearing by satisfactory evdepra court
bn, I ,e a" o ,aha3l.ant OF this country II oo he
-, VI. sun ueIehdani do appear here an ~, 9ldefed
81, -, Tue next term and answer the b ,e hrst day
insc,, o," IN 'nat copy of this order be ue PLAN
yuebburg p fo ,,v newspaper printed in the Hf"h
the front door ofthe courthouoo in b an ana posted al
Aeopy-Teste, ~" u snid town
Jan. 81 d. WILLS T. o.
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VTlhuiNiA--A Rules holden in III. f-I--,----
y ofthe Superior Court ofChance, p 70 Jerks oBe4
Sufg district the LIST day of Novenbs, i ne, Lynch
R aneey ana Margaret G. Burton admrs or
burton, aec Pitis. against Patficl r ri % Join II
Defts. "'d AhoInas hu, ~
his "s'9nna1t and nhonas Mitchell not having
" assembly and the rules of this court a 70 the at
ny sa.iaetofy evidence. that he s MOI A. appea.
AIT do appes spI heps IT,, ordered that the sad a
ana shs"e the bill Of the plaintiffs, and hest term
p ,s 0[aef ne forthwith inserted in some cory
h e d town OF Lynehburg for tH
"'1''' !" 'ne t''u Town. eopy-Teste eouit.
jan 81 WILLS c e
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ollCE-A petition Will be presumed IN
IN the neat Legislature, pray ing 10, the ms.
sage OF an act TO Incorporate a company ,o
construct Toll Bridge across James Rive
from The lands Of Judge William Daniel tn
The lands oil John Ward or Benjamin School.
field, IN the county OF Amherst.
Il Citizen Of Lynchburg.
The above notice not having been s,,sri57s,
two months before tue session O + tho o..
Legislature. as prescribed by the rule of ,h.,
Virginia Assembly motion will be made IN
The House OF Delegates, to suspend said rnIe 60
hat the said petition may be taken ON and Gov
s'dered during the session OF the pr.sen, W.
ga,a Assembly Il GEissn Of Lyuchbure.
Dec. 30
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,GDUGATIQlr.

lI1 informs her friends and the public that
she designs TO open School at her hou.e, near
tho residence of John Wills. Esq. on the LIST 81
January next Mrs. N. is well aware OF tbt
responsibility of The Office upon which she pro-
poses 10 enter, ani pledges her most faithful
exeuions in behalf of the children OIL those per
sons with whose patronage she may be honor
ed. For lerms, &c. application may be made
to herself, TO ID. X. Edley, Esq. or Mr.. f. q.
5 NTH.
Mrs. NORYELL will also take few female
boarders who may be DESTROYS of attending
other Schools. Her terms will be moderate.
Dec. 20 Is
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Land and Slaves for Sale.

WILL sell. 10 the highest b,dd er' ,of eash,
- or on . credit gill the 10Th DAY Oh june '"e
purchasers giving negotiable no'rs s',a spp'o.
we'd enaor.sys. payable Mt either ofthe Banks IN
Lynohbure. between Is and 90 likely young oe
groe. the sale Gill take place IN the io"n o.
Iynebbufe. OF near II, on The 10Th day OF next
mouth. Also. will sell privately on very &C
eommodating terms. all my land 10 BEDFORD
county. consisting of two plantations, about
miles spari, one oflhem in the Forest and the
other near New London. and Containing nearly
eiR ht hundred acres. The terms made known
b y the subscriber on application.
JOEL YANCEY.
Jan. 90 tbs
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WKrGN1A-At RULES holden In the elefk. SAT-.
'is superior Court ofChancery, for the gIhee 6f
purg District the Ist day OF Noyember ts5n LyHch-
i ts robertson, PHI against VIM Pratt. SAfeh-
Sample, Defts. " afis aud J8b5
ne aeIendant William Pratt, not having eu,a.
appi ana given security according To the his
rs anu ahs rules OF this ourt aud !, a. Of
oil TINS country IL is ordered that thu az naI,
an 40 sPp9ar mere on the rst day of the &
this order be forthwith inserted IN 1sa mat eoIy ~
printed "a Tue town Of Lynehburg for two pae
ee'shely,and posted at the front door of Tho a
!" '"' saiu 'o"n. eoy-Teste ''ouae,
Jan.27 J. WILLS, &c
WIN
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Mrs. Ii. w Galloway

n E1URNS her thanks TO her friends and
n u the public in general for the liberal pat
ronage she has received, and informs them hat
she has on hand an assortment oi BONNETS,
both Silk and Leghorn and will bleach, dye
and alter Leghorns III the newest and most an
proved style. She further informs her friends
that she has now with her a young lady from
New York, every way capable of carrying on
every branch OF the Millinery Business, after
the latest and most approved style.
December 90 a.,
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lMolit EVIL he sold, at public aucuou.
Al on the l6.h DAY OF Februsry. isaI "nI
tract OF land belonging to the rs,sts Al Gsn,"o
ri"ckw'r'h, decd. ,ng on David ana Iats
pm creek, IN Bedford county. cont.,nins ooS
acres, o" c'ed" OF /, .. and 3 years. escrn,
as 10 small sum, cash. The pui chsser piv;n =
oono ""o approved security, with = deed %
u,. %" 'ne land to secure the psyusn, Of The
m HoS' LEFTWICH,
JOEL LEFTWICH.
Jan, 20
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HlRGlNIA.-At Rules holden il - -
OF ihe superior Court of Cbancer'9 , Jerks oGee
"sb h me lst day of November 1sd e Lyne
James Smith and WINS Mili her wi ond Flu
Joseph T. Hggmboiham exor. Of Jan, Ills and
and james T. Garland, Defts. VI James Wills DEE
appoarunse amd 'a riT"n Smith not having
~ Hssenply and the rules of this court to The act
ny satisfactory evidence that he Is no ana Il appear
do apneop hsro 1t Is ordered, thai the said idaban,
g anu answer the bill OF the plaintlT md de next tenn
"r ,s Gadef be forthwith inserted in some at cy
essyey ,nd I ,o"n Of for two "os%a
IN the said Town uoor OF the cuurtbon
Copy-Testc, UNI,
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Arrival of IVinter Goods.
Since their decline an prices.

Since their decline an prices.
ME ckEE, ROBINSON & Co. take pleasDre
4VA IN announcing 10 their friends, that they
ar now opening their winter assortment, and
WI continue to receive by every packer from
Ne" York, every variety of staple and fancy
GOODS, adapted 10 this market, aud as usual, at
very low prices. They have been holding back
Tor the decline above noticed, and feel gratfed
III saying their wishes have been accomplished.
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Advertisement.

IN SHALL pelitico the neat Legislature for
- them TO invesi in me the balaoos ofibe
right IN a certain tract II land left by the
Will Of Colonel David Hunt, agf. 10 his daugh
ter Patty II. Boyd, there Of Tie Children now
under age, by my making over 10 them young
Negroes 10 the amosht Of their land, and
lei me tske them and their all to the state Of
Missouri. which vi appear before yo0f Hon
orable body by the said Hunts will and nv sale
Of the same GEORGE BOYD.
New Ioudon Sent. 30 ~
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~ OllCE.-The subscribers, living al New
~ bern, Montgomery county, Va wish IN
emrlo, one or Two Journe, men Papermakers
that arc good workmen. good Vatman ;s
artrd, and To such coed wages and ron,ao,
employ ment will be given by
nelson's & Co.
N. b. None but sober, steady men need make
"PP'ea,'o"' n. & Co.
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NylILL # SOLD 10 II. highest bidder. o.

NyTlLL BE SOLD to III. highest bidder, on
w he llfh Of F.b nrii, at The market
house, on ctedi, of ], and yesre.a foaei
Of Wood Land lying On Gsnder's Mountain.
containing 74i setrs. Also, - the same lime
and 90 the same Terms anoihef trait On lbs
branches If Lutte Opgssum Creek, containing
81 l=2 heres. The title {, lhese lands Is good.
boed = Ith approved secofits vii be require d.
Plot II the I'M can be ~ nv calling won
the subsc Ibet DAtIDsON BRADfUfE.
Office ofthe Farmers BanL, I
ct Lnurhb.re, Jan ~.
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REMOVAL.
JOMn &. Shelton, Tailor,
Aug, 80

DElukNS ms s'ncerest thanks 10 his
Ia friends and the public, Tor tue very libe
ial patronage he has heretofore received. and
respectfully informs them, that he has removed
TO The house recently occupied by Mr. William
Hamilton, as Dry Goods Store, Gone door
above Messrs. Norvell a. Tate's, and opposite
DR., Howell Dav,es's Apo,hecary Store where
all orders in his line will be gratefully re, eived
AND executed in The most faithful and fashion
able manner, al the shortest notice.
VI Wanted, two first rate hands Such can
get Constant employmeu;,
January ~ f,
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EDUCATION.
NegrOrS for Sale.
Jan. 90

m N Thursday the 10Th day of February
~ neItwe will proceed 10 sell. AT public
auction, for cash, before the Office OF the Mar
shat OF the Chancery Court in the town OF
Lynchburg two Negroes, to wit--Rsndall, a
blacksmith about % years OF age, and Nancy
WAT, d gil.
he sale 4" i'll he made in pursuance Of a deed
oil trust, executed 10 The undersigned aud James
"uriand (he moi acIlng) by Thomas Williams
ON the i4'h day OF April 1928, which is oil re
cord III the Ch rk's oilice II Pntsylyanit and
Campbell conn'les--as, also b, virtue of nn
ag'eeml n filed IN thu cause OF " Boy d vs. wi =.
hams III the SuI error Court Of Chancery for
tie L}nchburg D,tict
Acurg as trustees VIZ will convey to the pur
chasers y ith suecial warranty, transfefriae such
title only as lne deco OF trust and sgreement
Aforesaid sest la us--ihe tde however is bellev-
I'd 10 be good
GEORGE w. TURNER, Trus.
THOMAS a. HOLCOMBE, tees.
Jan % ids
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topartnership.
lT,B'yT GOODS.

Anew g C0DSs
NNbfE are nov oyeotug nddiiionai supple,
~ Of Staple mud Fancy Goods, SURPRISING
In variety and cheapness, any previous assert
ment, VIZ
| cnse fashi nable Dunsiabe 9onnets
2 cases black and buff Navafinoes
case Angelo straw do sefy cheap
3 pieces lml enal SaIony blue aud black
Cloths
Q pieces fashionable olive md olive brown
superb figure cut Velvet ior VesiIugs
DO blnck GenJa do
3 pieces beautiful shaded Mandarin Silks
rich black do
First quality. black Italien Silks
iifasy Gro de NBps npd Gro de Swiss do
A noni assortment OF Cbangeahle SILKS
Black Mandarin Grapes, first order
Very best black Canton and Nankin Cranes
SQUEEZING Pongees, for Riding dresses
INV pieces 3 4 Me,ino Cl0ihs, oil sbade-
2 boxes assorted M lntua Ribbons
A few sslis rich Bonnet do
Handsome photographic Hdk6.
Gau2e, sorsted Barge, Merlno and Cashmere
do
Beautiful Thread Lsees, and Efgngs. very
cheap
81 4 4 aud Cd plain Bubbinett very sumo.
riOr
Bobbinen Laces and Edgines,a great variety
With large assortment Course Noulpn Do
mesiics, Rose aud Point Blankets, Shops. Has
and general assortment ni Groceries They
are determined TO offer 10 their friends and The
public at the very lowest cash pIices.
MCKEE, ROBINS son ~ co.
Dee an
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j. WILLS C.
WIN

W,h"iNia'-At rules holden in the clo.l,- : -
the Superior Courtof Cbaneerv e eo office Of
Rurg "'sie the let day Of November isa ,e Lynch
$ Asa a %ga9y A. A siss ISe Alton Wn
Jihe Allen and Robert + Alien ,, aheh' Maltla
WIN, mho are infants under the age ofiwen,y ,1'. t d
against ry ,g,f R Rra. friend John D. Bcp f
'rh imam duncan and james Wood Der "he"' dec
ne aelehdant James " God, not la,ing
Asfc%,I ana gwen security according 10 ia hs
~ satisfactory evidence that he is M, m ~ appearing
country II Is ordered that the said d. 'Gaoant Of
wc nG'e on the FIRST day Of the nox term do
% .t ue lorinwnh inserted in some newnaIy oi tins
and o' y9chbnrg for two months printed
said town. ''0 COURTHOUSE, in tie
copy-Teste, VIM,
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Cash Tor " Neat.
Wheat ! Wheat +.

\NVE are now receiving Wheat AZ the Black
" Water Mills. & will pay the best cash price
for all delivered there. Those wishing TO en-
gage their crops, will please call on us. We " iii
give them choices Of several liberal PROPOSE
tons. NAIHL. WINSTON Il Co.
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PcETRx,


EdF The following hne sef.es 90 a truly
sublime subiec',a originally appeared in The
n. y. dmeriean.--rhey afterwards made y
voyage 10 Eorone-wefe lfansplsn,ed Into an
tish Mag wine, without "a, ackuoslede meni
II the source shsnee they wsre dersed--hay.
lew come bach 10 as-sni, having received The
benefit Of a sea voyage, and being stamped viii
he outward marks of foreign origin, are goias
he round' Of eer'sin American papers, which
'efore could see no merit IN ihem
TIE OCEAN.
Likeness If Heaven
Agent Of power
Man u thy vietin.
Shipw wrecks thy dover
Spices sul irwels
From ,nll,y anil sea,
Armies and bauueu,
Are buried 10 Thee
Whainre lbe riches
or Nrtieo's mines.
To the weslfli that lar donn
In the deep waters slines
The proud natives that cover
The conqoefing wet
Thou ningst them 10 death
With oae heays ofihy breast
From the high hills that view
Thy wreek-making sbors,
When the bride OF the mariner
Shtirks al thy roar;
When. Like lambs In tho temp o.,
Or news IN the blast,
Ger thy ridge-bf,.ken pillows
lhe Canvass - cast
How hurnbling 10 one
With heart aud ssoul
To look on Thy greatness
And list 10 lis roll
To think how thai heart
In cold ashes shall be,
While the voice Of Eternity
Rises from tLee
Yes where nre the cities
OF Ihebes and Of Tyre
Swept from the nations
Like sparks from the FIRE
Tho glory OF Athens.
The spIendof of Rome,
Ds'slsed---snd forever
Like dew IA Thy foam
Bn, thou AT almighty,
Eiernal--sublmr
observation-disclosures
1sin-brnther Of Time
Fleets, tpmprs's. nor nations
Thy glor, can bow
A the stars fiIst heheld thee,
Still changelen art thou
Ru hold when thy snlges
No longer shall roll.
And that hrmament's length
l. drawn back Ike scroll;
- then shpll the spirit
That signs 10y NE" ~;
Be more mig ht,--mofe lasting,
More rh1nPele.s than thou.
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"A GA SED.

ykliiE sub'criber having made aIfang ements
- loI enbaiking IN The wholesale business,
Ii W sold his siolk OF Goods and interest ia the
Ly nchburg concern TO Mr.. DAVID Kyle, who
has taken into parIne, ship Mr.. James b. Bur-
land. lie tendeis his sincere acknowledgements
10 his friends and The pu'lIc, aud hopes thai
that liberal degree OF patronage will be contin
u"d 10 his successors, which has been hertlofoi {
ex enhed 10 himself ROBERT KYLE.
LIN 20
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WVartnerslliN.
70 EN PUBLIC.

HNliE Subscribers take pleasure ~ offering
n 10 The public beautiful and very ex,en.
sive assortment Of DRY GOODS, 81. ali re-
cently purchased.
II will at all times be their aim TO keen on
hands such Hn assortment, aud TO sell on such
terms as will merit public patronage, which
they most respectfully solicit.
KYLE * BORLAND.
Ian. 90
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DlGGEo' OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Jan 3lt 1891.
Drawing ofihe New York Consolidatpd Lot.
lcrY exits Class No. ., ior lb3l
7 80 II b Is : II 20 90.
A ptize Of Sl0O old at lhlo Office ia whole
Ticket.
UrAH Tickets having one only or nome Of
the drawn numbers ON Ihom, are enlnlcd to S.
each
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Ndsburg. No. 1-Chsoees 10 be had ut
DI6GES' FRYE OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

TniIE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business ;
nnd. also, that he has made arrangements
which will enable him NJ all times, and at the
shortest notice, to supply those who may favor
him WITH their patronage with Coaches, Gigs,
Baronches, or any other de scription OF Car.
rages, from Newark, IN. J.) which is known
10 be he rery best Mandatory Of such articles
m NE uorid Arrangements have also been
made with maUutactorics in Philadelphia and
New York 50 tia a",, ordp 0;s,iic-.a NAV he
given can always be immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues to carry
on the Carnage making business, aud S pre-
Pared TO make Carriages of any description
which may be wanted by those who prefer the
h,me manufacture. lie will. also do any Kind
Of repairs ON the cheapest terms aud III the
IN ost punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAKE.
Aug. 80 1,