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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22
CLOTHING BUSINESS.

n all its different bra nchcs. They will cut ana
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited to call and their stock,
whether they want TO purchase not, which COT
sl,s as follows: Cloths, black, blue brown po-
ish green, adelaide and summer cloths of different
shades Over Goats, drab, gray, brown, and 9th
ers, such as Petersham Of different colors Frock
oats blue, black and green summer cloths black
blue, brown and grey cloth Dress Coats, black,
blue aud green summer cloths i; Pantaloons, black
blue and other shades Of CLOTH black, grey, brown
Green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes ;
Nestsoi many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Coats and Jackets Jackets oil many kinds Shirts
shams Drawers; Suspenders Stocks, Te
nant's and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes Gloves ;
&c, DC. which they determined TO sell low
The goods are made under their own suprrntcn-
dance. }. BRANNAN 81 co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Berger * Co.
Nav rs tS
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o. DIR. RELEE'S PILLS
FOR FEMALES

For Distractions, Debility, Hypochoadrio, Green
Sickness, Giddiness and Paipitotio" Of the Heart,
Bad Digestion Loathmg Of Foot, and Pains Of the
Stomach. The pills purify and promote brisk
circulation of the blood when become sluggish and
Distracted from the foregoing disorders revive the
regular habits of the unhealthy female, whose sick
" and palld countcnance becomes e-anlnatcd, aud
freshcns with the natural glow OF restored health.
They are equally conducive to the health OF mar
red ladies', exception cases OF pregnancy or Con-
sumption, mhcn they must not be taken
Price 81 20 per box.
~ None genuine unless signed T. KID
DER, the wrapper, (sote proprietor and successor
to Or. CoNw,Y,) by whom they are for sale, at his
Counting Room. No. 81, Court strt. Boston, and
by his special appointment. by
J. Il. ROYAL, and
howell DAVIES, Lynchbmg.
Aur 3 l2m
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From the Nashville Republican,.

The CONTEST goes bravely on. We have ne
yer witnessed in Tennessee much spirit and ex
element, such determination in the great body of
the people, to convince the union-to convince
the President ofthe United States, that they look
upon him as their servant, and not their master.
The Union will see that tennessee is indeed the
"Spartan State" Gen. Jackson's name and innu-
ence. when brought to oppose the principles of this
republican and proud state, will be found as but a
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5000 KEVV:IRD.
\ SECONDED from l.ynchburg, on the night ,
L a the I'd inst. the following Negroes
CARTIER NlINDlEN bought of FL

n pH'''Nl'fDit nom I.Nnchburg, on the Diglit oi
Il n the I'd inst. the following Negroes
GARTER NUNDlEY. bought Of Eli
Jan ilundley o llalllaN--about ninctccn wears old
nearly six feet high, black and sprghty. said to be
bncklaycr aud formerly belonged to the estate oi
Dr. Rlcc OF Charlotte. lie has been seen III tn,
neishborhood OF Brookneal, and is supposed 10 be
IN the vicinity OF his old residence
JOHN. bought OF the widow Elizabeth Cole
man OF Cumberland, about 5tcc 10 inches high, We
ry black bushy head Of hair, and about % years of
age. lie was seen with Carter IIundcy. and may
probably be now in the same ncghborhood il he has
not made his way down to Cumberland.
TOM, formerly owned by Elisha Preston of Bed
ford black, about Is or 30 years of age, full average
SIZE tall. straight and well proporlioned lie was
once hired at the kanawha SaIincs, where he has
ny acquaintances, and where it is probable lie will
again make his way, though since he away, he
has been seen near MIR. Sterling &. Anderson's in
the lower part otths county. lie has wife NJ Nh
T. Matthews's plantation IN that nelghborhood.
SAM. bought ot stephen Holland of Bedford,
lie has wife 1T Mr.. Thomas Phcps's, in Bedford,
and, as he was seen going IN that direction, II is
probable that he may be lurking Whereabouts. lie
is about 30 years OF age, is stout well built fellow,
about feet 7 inches high black bushy head OF hair
and small whlskers, and is ordinary blacksmith
We will give $50 reward for each OF the above nc
groes II delivered 10 this place, $50 II secu
red in any jail SO that get them again.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
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PATENT POCKET RIFLE.

VIE barrel is made of fine cast STEEL without
Welding, being drilled cold from solid
oar, thereby avoiding the liability to seams and
scales which occur in welding.
Inc exce|lency of the piece consists in the su-
ieHor force, precision and distance with which it
. n ball, owing in great degree to the per-
.o'"on OF the metal, being very solid, even tenn
pefed' and from the fneness of its particles,
susceptible OF being more highly Furnished within.
.,''o"e thousands which haze been made and PROF.
"'' one has fractured in firing. AS an inslru-
."s". combining the desirable qualities of being
ro''aoe' economical, and throwing a ball at as
s,e0t distance, nth equal precision and farce OF
.ae Tong rife, where they have been introduced
ison. ''''' "' NV '"' '''''l'''
"''e'S from 3 to inches length for sale b,
II. B. RICHARDS.
Sept. IL :,
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N o r I G e

VuNllE partnership heretofore existing under
u the style of Baird e. Massie, was dissolved on
the 9th of August, by mutual consent.-Wn. Mas
having purchased of Thomas J. Baird his en-
tire interest in the concern, the business WILL in tli-
mre be conducted under the Finn of VIM. Massc
a Son, who alone authorised to settle all claims
due 10 and from the former of Baird Il Mas
sic. THOS. J. BAIRD.
THOS. j. MASSIE,
WIN. MASSIE.
I've R;ver Mills NeISon county Cant 1
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REMARKABLE CURES.
THE BRITISH ANTISEPTIC
DE.V'TKIEICE!

Renders the teeth beautifully and manently
white, embeishes the enamel, removes the iTtor
arising from decayed teeth. usually termed often
sve breath. prevents their decay, aud tooth ache,
eradicatcs the scuryy from the gums, aud nparls
n most desirable sweetness to the breath.
0FsAn experienced druggist pronounces this
Tooth Powder of the best he has ever met with,
either Foreign or Domestic. Price 80 cents.
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James River and Kanawha Company.

n l a stated monthly meeting OF the President
n and Directors al the James River and kanaw-
ha Company, held IN the city of Richmond on Sa-
turday, the eth day OF August, 1896, it was
Rcsotred That Il dividend OF one per cent on all
sums actually paid the capital stock, of the James
River and kanawha Company previous 10 the first
day of July last be paid application, al the Office
of the Company, due the 10Th of the same
month.
by order of the President and Directors
". y. ClllTrENDEN, Secretary.
Sept II lw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

The Olive Branch, Methodist paper, states
that proposition has been made Tor " Congress
of Churches made up Of representatives from
all the different secis in The United States. which
shall hold session in some central place, for iks
purpose Of adapting for the eonsoGaaties.
Of NIL secis into one ~
Which one shall it DO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

Of American COTTON 4 OOLEN GOODS
I'VE offer for sale, at our new buildings on
w GLonE seuAnk, six doors below the Banks
81 Virginia the following
Domestic COTTON d WoOLEN GOODS
ao5 bales Petersburg Cotton Oznaburgs No. / 4 >.
(WERCLL.iN1"S FiCTORY.)
go do Manchester do do No. ! 4 =,
ao7 do Petersburg Tor Natoaca Faciory) 30 inch
7s and a. Brown Shirtings and Sheengs.
~ The Goods abore mentioned are mode Of
the best stock, and are not only Of handsome style,
bnt of superior fabric.
o32 bales "a, IS, IA. 81 aud 6-i Brown Shirt
ngs and Sheetngs. from approved Northern
Factorcs-such as the Appleton, New Mar
ket, Lawrence, lndanhead, Springfield, &c.
&c.
81 cases 20 and A Bleached Shirtings,
80 do common to yeiy fine Fancy Prints.
~ bales and cases brown and bleachcd Drills or
Jeans
Ii bales Bedtcks-well assorted,
lo cases "a and Il Palds and Stripes, and 4
81 and Ga Apron aud Furniture Checks,
l6 do "a to GA white and colored Canbrics.
Il do Cotton lIandkerchiefs: net and webb Sus-
penders &c.
do Foundation Muslins Canton Flannels &c.
AZ cases aud bales plain and twilled Lnscvs, PLAID
Linscys, Kentucky Jeans, Gcnrock Jeans
SC. &C.
Il cases Sattinets, comprising choice assert
mcnt,
Is bales Flannes, Bookings and Domets,
Is cases Cloths and Cassimeres. well assorted.
Most of the Goods above mentioned have been OBJ
tanned on very favorable terms, and feel willing
10 assure our customers and all others wanting sup
plies. that we will not be mdersoM by any of the
Northern Markets. The Petersburg and Manches-
ter Goods are cheaper, at our prices. than Goods of
similar qualities be bad at the North
o We have also in store, large supply of Fo-
reign Goods, principally of our own importation,
and expecting to receive in the course of few
DAYS, large additional supplies.
r. J. :. JAMES & Co.
Richmond, August Is Gw
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IMPORTANT SALE.

TN OBEDIENCE to the decree of the Circuit
L Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
town OF Lynchburg, pronounced on the 22d day of
January 1896, in the cause therein depending be-
tween
John Floyd admir- of Ann Drake and other PRS,
against.
John Boyd Thomas Boyd, and others Defl's
The undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
said decree Tor of them,) will on Thursday the
@snd day of September next, if fair, but if not the
next fair day thereafter proceed upon the premises
to SELL by the way public auction, the highest
bidder, for cash, upwards Of
TOWN LOTS.
IN the village of Pattonsburg, opposite Buchan-
an And also in lots of convenient size
2O3 ACRES
OF land Immediately adjoining the same-For the
better Information of those wishing it, the report OF
Messrs. Anderson, Robinson and kvle and the plat
ana survey OF William Anderson, the surveyor Bot
tetoun County ito both of which the decree refers)
will be deposited in the Bank OF Virginia at Buchanan
ior examination and inspection, at least days be-
lore the sae-If need be, the sale will be continued
from day to day until completed.
The rising importance of Pattonsbufg and Blu
chanau. commercially bridge across James river, in
'he Improvements now in progress on that river can,
moi fail TO render vestments under this sale prota
'' HENRY T pHSNSNsiiNGroN Commissioners.
The Lexington lIa.) Gazette, Buchanan Advo
cate and Fincasaie Democrat will publish the above
fd day q sale. and forward their accounts 10 this
once for payment.
August tbs
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ny FLETCHER r. TOLER.
TERMS.
ne"9Ne LyMcAbMrg UirgiMiUn'

!, printed tcce retk. at 81 per annum, payable in
,,,,e, No paper ,riH be discontinued, Ibut at The
Er,fiou oCthe Editors until all orrearages are paid
~ ADVERTISEMENTS piH be inserted al
20 r,ats per square. for less the first time and ~ !!
rents for each continuance. Those from distance
must B, paid for previously to rinseon, unless The
,uym,ni be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchbng' ,,.,.-.. ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

The Plague in Smyrna.-Le,trrs from Mr.
Brewer and Mr.. Brown, dated June 10Th aud
Sob, give IA melancholy account Of the ravagcs
made by the plague. Just before their arrival, il
made its appearance in the Turkish quarter Of
Smyrna. Five months previous il contained u
population of thirty thousand, chiefly Turks, and
at the date of the letter there were not enough
of the living to bury the dead" Out of two ,I.o.-
sand Jews, not two hundred survived the malady.
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s a NJ u e L r. y r o w N
iJ'TORNEY JdII

nfFERS his professional service. in the Su-
~ perior and Inferior Courts of Bedford and
Campbell counties. When not in attendance at
the Courts, he may be consulted at the residence
of his father Henry Brown, Bedford county.
70 Address, New London.
AupustS
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STR OR STOLEN.

-. FROM my Wagon, about 10 miles west
- of Iynchburg, Mr.. Smiths, Double
AIA Branches. on the Forest Dad leading thence
to Liberty, the night of the 9th inft. bright
sorrel Mare, about ten years old low in order abou
feet high, and was raised by Mr.. Cunningham
near lIae's Ford. 4 liberal reward and all inclden-
tai expenses will he given for her, delivered to me al
Salem, Boteourt county, and any information viii
be thankfully received.
WILLIAM FERGUSON.
Septrmherl9 81
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ADNiNIsTRAT NOTICE.

\ u VI It'1 Il n VIt = NJ i TNF.
4 III. persons having claims against the estate Of
~ Isaac Howe. dec, (coloted man. commonly
called Gen liowc.) are requested To present them
Immediately to the subscriber that provision may be
made for their payment.
HENRY DINNINGTON. Sergt Of
Corporation Of Lynchburg, and as such, admir-.
! nth the wW onnered Of Isaac Ho,ce, decreased.
S'rn.emher ~ 1t
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NOTICE..
TO

To the lovers Of Biooded Stock.
HAVE twenty Calves for sale dropt between
Il the fifteenth Of April last and the twentieth OF
July. They sired by Mr.. Corbin Warwick s
imported bull, Young Trojan they are beautiful an
inals OF their kind; SIN of them are Bull Calves.
JOHN W ARWICK.
September 10 Is
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NOTICE.

vHNliE subscribers are just receiving quantity of
i North Carolina CLIPPED HERRINGS, in
barrels Those wishing TO buy, would perhaps do
well TO give call before they purchase
ECIIOES X CINDlEF.
Loictr end Of Main street.
June 20 Is
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PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
(rORN.<I

WILL find IN the OF the of the ALBION
w CORN PLASTER one ofthe most ciiicacioris
remedies known for that troublesome complaint, as
hundreds thousands can, and are ready testify,
to its having answered better purpose than any
thing they had ever used This application never
causes the least pam, although it soitens the Corn
aud draws it out by the roots. 1t gives immediate
applied, and is thorough as it IS gem
tie in its effect,
REMARKABLE CURES,
o. A gentleman near Greenfield writes - Ii
has cured Corn, which for years had caused me
nconccvablc pam and trouble, latter trying various
other remedies J and having received such relief
myself. ! advise all, however obstinate the com
plant, To make trial of the Albion Corn Plaster aud
have doubt they viii soon be ready to ex-
press their gratitude as am
An Agent in writing fora further supply OF the
Albion Corn Plaster, Observes" have made sale
of all YOU me, and find the Article to be all 1t pro
fesscs to be, those who have used 1t find II 10
prove the best article for corns they hare fwr mel
riM.'
Price 80 cents box, with directions.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

WE Funeral Of our late brother John Easley
will be preached AZ the residence of his moth
en- ny the Rev. James Nc \dcn on the iist sun
DAY IN October. The brethren of Joining Lodges
and allrcgnar Masons. are invited to atrend.-The
procession will form NJ u house OF Col. Thos. :.
Jones, Mrs. Easc,'s
by order ol Pitisylsania Lodge, No. 81,
q. T.. NAMBLETON. Sec'rv.
September 10
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J3D NCKT4S.
Lying on Sinking River tie waters thereof, all
joining the Lands OF Mcssrs VIM. Is. Banks b. W.
Leigh and others--situated aboui IL miles North
East OF the Courthouse, and in the ucIehborhood OF
Chalk Level and Mount Airy. 1t Is portion of The
very valuable Meadow Land IN that section OF the
county, and is perhaps amongst the best in the
ty.-lt would be shown an, person by Mr.. Jcre-
miah McGnoek at the premises.
WIN. H. TUNSTALI.
WITHHELD Z. TUNSTAII. ( o''
Putsylyauia. Sent ID Sw
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Executor Of Henry Bro,rn Jr.
& > Country Merchants as well as those from
Town. are respectfully invited 10 call aud make up
sorted lots and parcels floods which shall be fur
n'shed on the most satisfactory terms
June 30 70
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EATE.NSIT'E SALE
DRY GOODS. cRocERrus. HAM.
WARE, &c

WE stock of Merchandise of ia. I,
DROWN, il, not having been DISPOSED of cntir,
is was anticipated, the Store house which s nea,y
opposite the banks, will be opened IN pursuance, oi
former advertisement, ON FRIp,, th, Ist al Jul,
'''e ''oap'e assortment of Goods offered for sale
ps fe'aii OF III lots to suit purchasers for CASH ,t
the most reduced prices
NJ Executor. who is DESTROYS of closing III, In
sss as soon as possible is aware of the necessity ot
'i"s s'ea' Inducements To the public IN order TO
''n safes, ana VIII expect to satisfy pure ascrs
''"' otclued bargains may be had for cash. The
s,"eh o' 'oods Is one OF the valuable and va
ne" CHARACTER embracing not only large supply of
'he principal staple and Standard Goods but al
h'os' every article IN every line of business const-
'"''hs IN the fullest sense Fancy and Darietv
otoff there is IN the ilouse but an nconsidcra-
oie amount oi the Goods which were ON hand Two
Years ago, whilst the greater part of the whole
are such as have Just been purchased at New
FORK not cut or broken, aud many not vet taken ont
o' the boxes and packages. These Goods were
boueht late IN the season while there was a pressure
htlle money market after the merchants were chief
" supplied, aud sales consequently dull, so as mo-
baby TO cause slight depression in prices OWING
Also to the period at which they were bought, thev
comprise the freshest lmporaons and very latest
iaSinons The commercial commute, is already re-
IeI'ed III SEINE measure, from the pecunary en,bar-
rassinen under which, from temporary caeses il has
lately aborcd and IT, generally anticipated this
pressure Is about to be followed by general expan-
sion ot the money and resources of the country pri-
ces will OF course rse aud the present moment will
be shown To have been the most favorable both 10
customers, and to those who buy To sell again for
VIII
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Valuable Pittsylvania Land for sale.
40 ACiSlCS.

DIKSIANT 10 The laS viii aud Testament OF The
d late William Tunstall, offer for sale, tract
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LYNcABURo CLOTHING STORE.

fsNllE Subscribers beg leave to inform the in
L bi'antS OF Lynchburg and Campbell, that
they have commenced fine
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LAO PACKAGES

.)f american COTTON & UOOLEN GOODS
I'VE offer for sale at our new buildings, on
w GLUnE seuAnk, six doors below the Banks
u Virginia, the following
Iom,,,;c COTTON d woOLEN GOODS.
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Aug. !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
~ " and M0es-on Me ia Resolulion.

inc IveS ana yNOeS--On fhc ri RcSOflfiOn
Curiosity begins 10 be awakened TO know how the De.
egates voted the alternative Resolution 10 oby or TO
resign. We surprised to find that the Ayes and
Noes have been omitted in our paper.--We have,
therefore, gone TO the Journal and lay the follow.
ing extracts before readers II seems the first
effort was made TO strike out the % resolution i'm
order TO substitute one, which, purporlng to follow
the Resolutions Of 1872, would seem to leave a hole
Tor our Senators 10 creep at Most OF the w higs
bit at the bait but the Republicans were determined 10
avoid all equiyocal0D and TO leave no excuse for our
Senators 10 evade The execution Of their duty either TO
obey or rcsign.-The Sd resolution in the following
terms
Resod also Tbot this Assembly roeord the Right Of Iooc
ton az resting the broad basis Of the
ad ono OF Tho vital principles Of that il
he duty OF The Representative obey instructions Of his con
et "mag De aaJeyd s ne baad gf0 pfho arry into
iotsics end INSTRUCTIONS N
On the Vth February, while the Series OF Resolutions
was pending before the House
f stanafd moved to said (socon) resolution y
Fg out The same and inserting in oowine
tuto 70 instinct their Senators Congress eli points e
stuona % polite whenever The ognodo Of the occasion sn
require suc interference; and that by - tho unn
uy o. ne Senators 10 obey such instructions; provided afnc-
uos 70 p. gyea and ocyed requfo Tho Senator
ostga o. 'he Constitution, a ae moral
M Daniel required question 81, od and a u an
on Tho said resolutions;
% 80 ttei'it'cd ~ the negative. Ayes 81,
20 motion 90 N Hunter Berkeley (sogen tho me
Oraed That the ayes add upon
ihe names 81 the gonfcmon WHO the Affirmative arc
Nossfs Snalis Garland q Amherst Bfooke Crsiy Csme
Pate hgaic Of Berkeley iensha leUar servant Ball. P,co
smBh o. F5eeeHes "o'heed Musn, Dos Gregory Rory