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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26
1910 PACK AGES

OF imericdn COTTON s. UOOLEN GOODS.
ME- offer for sale, at new buildings, on
w GLOBE SQuARE, six doors below the Banks
Of Virginia, the following
Domestic COT TOM & WooLEN GOODS
b bales Petersburg Cotton Oznaburgs No. | u .,
(UERCHAN1"S F1CTORT)
20 do Manchester do do No. & 2,
30 do Petersburg Tor Matooca Factory 80 inch
IS and IL Brown Shrtingsan Sheetings.
W The Goods ADORE mentioned are made Of
me best stock, and are not oniy of handsome styic
bH Of superior fabric
~ bales 81, IS, IA, 81 and Ga Brown Shirt
ings and Sheet ngs, from approved Northern
actoties-such as the Appleton, New Mar
het, Lawrence, Indianhead, Springfield &c.
81 cases rs aud "A Bleached Shirtings,
- do common to vely fine Fancy Prints.
- oales and cases brown aud bleached Drills or
10 bales Bedticks-well assorted
= cases ia and ii Plads aud Stripes, aud "A,
70 o. and 6-i Apron and Furniture Checks,
:, uo ., to b-l white aud colored Calnbiics
- no cotton iandkerehiefs net and webb Sus-
., 10 Foundation Muslins, Canton Flannels &
10 cases aud bales plain and twilled Llnseys, PLAID
is.nseys, Kentucky Jeans, Genrock Jeans,
&c, &c
Al cases Satt,n.ts co,,,,,r,s,,,r o,,a;,o ,.s,,,,
ment,
~ o'leS lannels Bookings and Domets,
es NO Tbs and CaSsmeres. well assorted.
,,nea Vi 'he foods above mentioned, have been OBJ
a'"eu oh very favorable terms and we feel willing
nlio a our customers and all others wanting sup
No,,, wa" we "ii not be under8old by any of the
teyCaaa. ''a'Nets. The Petersburg aud Alanches-
are cheaper, our prices. than Goods OF
r." a9'i'tleS can be had at the North.
rean c., nave also IN Store, a large supply Of io-
and and" woods. noods' principally of our own importation,
DAYS , expecting 10 receive. in the course OF few
Richmond, August Is 6w
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TERMS.
"7He LyAschbur- UTr-iuiu,.

i, printed frece 'ceek at 81 per amman payable in
adrance No paper nil be discontinued, but at The
discretion fthe Editors until all arrearages are paid
NJ DPERTISEMEN7'S mW be inserted at
50 cents per square, Tor less, hc first time and IA
cents for zach continuance. Those from distance
must BE- paid previously TO their Insertion uniess tn,
payment be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchbmg
lHietters to the Editors must be rosr PAIN
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June %
PATENT POCKET RIFLE.

TENllE barrel is made OF fine cast steel without
1 welding, being drilled cold from a solid
bar thereby avoiding the liability to seams and
scales Which occsr in welding.
The cxcellency of the piece consists in the SUI
perior force, precision and distance with which II
throws ball, owing in great degree to the per
lection of the metal, hcino very solid, even tenn
peted, and from the fneness Of its particles,
susceptible Of being moro highly Furnished within.
Among thousands which haze been made and proe-
I'd net oar has fractured in firing. IS an nslru-
mont combining the desirable qualities of being
portable, economical, and Mroming a ball at as
groat distancc nth equal precision and force Of
Me Tong rife, where they have been introduced
they are uniformly esteemed beyond compar-
iSon.
Barrels from 3 to s inches length for sale by
II. b. RICHARDS.
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To Rail Road Contractors.

DROPOSALS will be received at the the Boil
l. lingbrook Hotel, in Petersburg Va, on the
Sh day of October next, for the excavation, en-
hankment and masonry of forty miles of the RAJ
leigh and CASTOR Rail Road.
Plans AN proflles of the work will 1e exhibited
at the place above mentioned for ten DAYS preyi-
to the letting, and all other information will be
given on application To the subscriber or any of
the assistant Engineers the line.
Recommendations will be expected in of
persons not known 10 the Engineer.
CHARLES +. NJ. GARNETT.
=. 5. For the information of persons, at dis
tancc would state that the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road is a continuation of the Peterbnrg and
OF Tire GreenSvillc and Roanoke Rail Road from
the Roanoke to Raleigh, in the great line of Nor
thern and Southern travel.
Thi, road is located on a high and dry ridge OF
country, which is considered remarkably llcalthv
and the mldness of the climate admitting OF opera
tons in the open air throughout the winter, makes
it peculiarly desirable to those wishing winter jobs.
The facility ef travelling is great now By the
Baltimore and Washington and Richmond and
Frederekhnrg Rail Roads, that the trip may he
performed in forty hours. The trip may be per-
for medin the same time by the Bay on three days
in the week.
Aun. % ITO
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s a NJ U e Z. T. u r Q Wy n :,
1TTORNEy IT JtIr

AFFERS his professional services in the SUI
" 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.
o. Address, New London.
AuuuSt
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Notice..

Il HE subscribers are just receiving quantity Of
North Carolina CLIPPED BEHRING'S, IN
barrels. Those wishing to buy, would perhaps do
wei TO give us call before they purchase.
ECHOIS * CUNDlEF,
Lo,rer end Of Main street
Illne Is
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EATE.N'SIT'E SALE
Day GOODS. GROCERIES. HAM.
WARE, &c

| III stock OF Merchandise OF the late HIM,
INV" w.t. MOI having been disposed OF entire
is was anticipated, the Store house which is neal,
opios'e 'he banks, will be opened IN pursuance OF
nlef advertisement, on FRIDAY the Isl al IIy
and the valuable assortment of Goods ,tr,,na f,l
oS retail or IN lots To suit purchasers for c,su =,
the most reduced prices "
The Executor, who is desirnus OF closing the bu
aess as soon as possible are of the necessty at
Offering great inducements to the public IN ,,lc, =,
hasten Sales, and will expect To satisfy nurchnS,,,
'lldl decided bargains may be had for cash Tn,
stock oil floods Is one OF the most valuable and va
iieH character, embracing not only LARGE supply of
the principal Staple and Standard Goods but al
'los' every article IN every hue al business eonstl
tolne' III tile fullest sense, Fancy and arirtg
'Nfof' There Is III the #iouSe but an inconsistent
bic amount oil the Goods which were on hand two
Years ase, whilst the greater part oi the whole
are such rs have Just been purchased At New
OH not cut broken, and many not vet taxi en- ON
OF the boxes and packages. These Goods were
bought late III tue season. while there WAS a nrsstre
III the money market. After the merchants were bi,f
" supplied, aud sales consequently duh So aS pro-
oahIy to cause slight depression in prices Owing
alsn, 10 the period at which they were bought they
comprise ile freshest import ltlons and very latest
fashions. The commercial community is ahead, re
le1yed III SEINE measure, from the pecnniary embar-
r'HSment. under which, from temporary carscs II has
lately labofed, and II, rs Is generally anticipated thus
pressure Is about To be followed by general expan-
slon OF the money aud resources Of the country pr
ceS Will oil course re, and the present moment will
be shown to ha's been the most favorable both TO
customers, and 10 those who bnv To sell again for
supplying themselves with Goods
1T BROWN.
Effeaor Of Hprg Broua. II.
g. country Nrrchants. as well as those from
Town, are respectfully invited call and make up as
sorted lots aud PARCELS oil Goods, which shall be fur
MS bed on the most satisfactory terms.
June :}D ,s
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GaOEEsESG BUSINESS.

all its different branches. They will cut ami
make any lllng in the tailoring line. The public
are respectfully invited call and see their sock
whether they want to purchase of not, which col
si,ts as follows Cloths, black, blue, brown, po-
lish Green, adelaide and summer cloths Of different
shades ; Over Coats, drab, gray, brown, and 9th
ers, such as PetersIlam of different coors; Frocl
oats, blue, black and green summer cloths black
alne, brown and efey cloths pre,, C,ot,, hlack,
blae and Green summer eofhy Pantaloo0s, black
blue and other shades ot cloth, black efev, brown
Green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes ;
y estsof many kiaIs and colours; Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets Of many kinds, Shirts; ;
Slams Drawers; S0spenders ; Stocks, t.
nant's and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes Gloves :;
&c, &c, which they determined to sell low
The goods are made under their own supernlcn-
dance. J. BRANNAN Il co.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Be Ger & CO.
Nav is
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J l.. BROW \
lvrscEzDuRG cnou11xwG STORE.

rNIIE subscribers beg leave to inform the in-
blants OF Lynchburg and Campbell, that
they have commenced the
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Valuable Pittsylvania Land for sale.

Valuable Pittsylvania Land for sale.
DUkSuAN'r to the last will and testament OF the
4 late William Iunstal, we oler for sale, tract
OF Land, containing
$50 ACRES.
LIVING Sinking River, tie waters thereof, ad-
joining the Lands of Messrs. Vim. i. Banks, Is. W.
Leigh and others-stuatcd abou, ID miles North
East of the Couahonsc and in the neighborhood OF
Chalk Level and Mount Airy. 1t Is portion of the
very valuable Meadow Land III that section of the
county, aud is perhaps amongst the best IN the
ty.-lt would be shown 10 any person by Mr. Jere-
mlah McCullock ut the premises.
WM. II. Tt INSTALL,
WITHHELD 2. TuNSTAlI, I'd 0's'
Pntsyivania, Sept. II Sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

POLITICAL.


GEN. HARRisON-he charge Of selling uhits
men--d shdffom lie Of the Jorirs-NAILFD
TO TIL. COUNTER
Just previous 10 the Maryland election, a new
| charge was brought BY the Federalists and Tories
Of Maryland against Gem Harrison, and charge
imposing as they stated it, and calculated to lose
him friends among the friends of human liberty OF
whatever party compilations.
Aeeer charge mas more groandiess, malicious
and abasiee.
For "a convincing proof oi what we say, SEE
THE LETTER OF GEN. lIAnmsoN TO THE SENIOR
EplToR OF TIE Wmls IN THIS PAYS PAPER.
This venomous falsehood is circulated against
Gen. Harrison, in order 10 hold him up in invidi-
Gus contrast TO Richard NJ. Johnson, the patron of
the abolition OF Imprisonment for Dcbi-It so hap
pens that & II. Harrison was in Congress when
that measure passed, and was its active and deci-
ded friend.
Oh all men, Gen. Harrison leas, deserved 10
have invented against him ealumny atroeions
and malignant; ior oi all men, his Life perhaps,
displays the greatest benevolenee-liis personal
enemies IN OHIO appealed 10, 10 sly, il he ever
iasd 10 give up debt if the man owing him
was too poorto pay II, or even its COLI ron would
distress has eie and chiiirea. We make the
appeal.
General Harrison has been for great number
ol Years III the public service. lie has enjoyed
tho unbonnded opportunity of enriching HIM.
sell by speculation in the public lands. OF which
he has acquired TO the |. States 90 millions Of n
cres. lie remains in honorable, aud under the
circumstances, giorions pnnertV. Mr. Van Blu
fens friends NJ least, should beware oftouching
this sub ecf, who, commencing life without patr-
mnnN, has III % years, crown en- ,rmonsly rich out
ri ,e public. Had Harrison chosen 10 speculate in
public lands, like this administration, il had been
easy for Inn 10 be Prince ia Territory, instead
Of, as he is, the Clerk Of County Court, compel
led 10 labor for his support.
These Tory SANDER, are Ike the father ll,nt be-
got them THIS last sa11c . OF The Ohio vote, is
the most abandoned Of all, SINCE the very record
from which II is derived proves lis utter lesitn-
ton Of probability. The people will avenge tho
insult 10 the man who has sustained thci, rights
and honor in the field of battle.
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Il, the previous eft,aro- BY III present reform
giant Administration. Administration.
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Of imericdn COTTON s. UOOLEN GOODS
NAE offer for sale, at our new buildings, OF
w GLOBE SQuARE, six doors below the Bank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-26

\ bSS loNDl.p itom l.,nchburg. ON tn. night OF
The I'd lnst. the following Negroes
eARFiGR iGajNDBEY. bought of Eli
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YIN. hakhlsON-fhe charge Of selling uhite
men---a shdiiom lie Of The Torirs-NAILFD
TO TIL COUNTER
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
.EuaCs OF Vermont.
S5-An Act in addition TO an entitled authorizing the
building State House at Montpelier"

S5An Act, in addition act entitled an act authorizing the
building ofa State House at Montpelier.
SEC. l. is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of
the State of Vernoa That it shall be the duty OF the
Governor of this state to appoint some suitable person.
duly qualified as architect to superntend the compile
ton OF the state house, and to procure such additional
furniture as may be needed to furnish the same ito lay
out and finish the ya'd and grounds around the house.
and who shall supersede the committee heretofore appcn
ted under the third scon of the act to which this is IN
addition and whose duty it shall be to receive all monies
which have been heretofore, may hereafter be, appro
priated for the building of said houseand to perform
and fulfil all contracts made and entered into by said
committee, and 70. perform all the duties incumbent
said committee by the act aforesaid
SEC 3. us hereby further enacted, That The person
who may be appointed under this act SHALL before
ing upon the discharge of the duties of his appointment
give good and sufficient bonds, required by the fourth
section of the act to which this is in addition.
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives.
d. NJ. CAMP, President OF the Senate.
November H. 1886.
ArDr,vc1 II TENSION
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52An Act in addition to an act dividing State into Districts
for the ctng of Representatives the Congress of the United
States and directing the mode Of their election passed Novem
Der s, 1882.
SEC L. II is hereby enacted By The General assembly of
The Stqe Of Vermo That the secretary OF the Senate is
hereby required and directed to provide box for recey
ing the ballots Of the voters for Representative to Con-
gress in the third Congressional district, hereinafter spe
cited. at the court house in Montpelier, the second
Tuesday of November in the year of Lord thou
sand eight hundred and tltysiX and shall open the
to receive the said ballots at OF the clock in the a
tenoon of said day and close the three Of the
clock in the afternoon.
SEC. D. is hereby further enacted, That the said sec
rotary shall at the time and place aforesaid receive the
ballots of the auditor of accounts members of the Senate
and House Of Representatives who legal voters in the
third Congressional district and such of the secretaries
and officers of both houses legal voters aforesaid
and shall take list Of the voters who shall give in their
ballots, and at the expiration oil the time for baotng
aforesaid shall sort and the ballots received, and
make certificate thereof certifying the number of votes
given for each candidate, record of which he shall cause
be made in the secretary of states Office, which cer
hcate signed and sealed by the said secretary of the
Senate, he shall deliver to the county clerk for the
ty Of Orange within four days after the said second Tues
day of November, in the year of Lord thousand
eight hundred and hirtysiX and the said county clerk
shall receive, sort and count the votes taken and
titled aforesaid, in the same manner provided by the
act to which this is in addition.
Sec. g. is hereby further enacted That the provisions
Of the which this is in addition shall in all respects
be SO far observed not Inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this act
Propidsd als0 That ibis act shall be in force from and
after the passing of the same.
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
of the House Of Representatives.
d, NJ. CAMP, President Of the Senate
November T. 1886.
Approves 9. II. JENlsON.
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gsESOLUT4GNs'.

ResOloed by The General assembly Of HE Slate Of Tcrmon
That neither Congress the State Governments have
any constitutional right to abrdge the free expression of
opinions the Transmission of them through the public
mail.
Resooed That Congress do possess the power to abol
sh slavery and the slave trade in the District of Columbia
ReSolred, That his Excellency the Governor be
quested transmit copies of the foregoing resolutions
the Executives of each of the states and each Of our
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
In House Of Representatives., Nor. 49, 1886.
Resolutions read and passed.
4. L. MINER, Clerk,
In Senate, Nor l6, 1886
Read and resolved to concur.
N, WILLIAMS, Secretary.
81
ResOlred the House of Representatives concurring|
herein That William Henry, Of Rockingham, Allen
Wardner, of Windsor and Chester Baxter of Sharon be-
and they hereby are, appointed committee to make d
full investigation of all the of the Vermont state
prison. including the debts due TO and owing by said prison
the accounts property and police of said prison, will
all other matters and things connected with said prison.
Concluded on first pag
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
OAhLUp OUULIDGE, speaker
Of the House of Representatives.
e, n. BRIGGS, President pro tenn.
November II, 1886. of the Senate
Approved, S. II. JENISON.
Pan Act, relating to Bank Commissioners.

42.-An Act, relating to Bank Commissioners.
SEC. l. II is hereby enacted by the General assembly
Of The Stale of peront That it shall be the duty of the
auditor of accounts hereafter, to audit the accounts of
the bank commissioners of the state olVermont and draw
orders the treasurer OF this state for such or sums
as he shall find Justly due which or sums the treas
urer is hereby directed to pay out of the Bank Safety
Fund.
SEC. 2. II is hereby further enacted, That this bill
shall take effect Immediately after shall have received
the signature of the Governor.
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
of the House of Representatives
ID. NJ CAMP, President of the Senate
November 8, 1886.
Approved, S. ii. JENISON.
45An Act relating to the duties of Bank Committee In
spector
is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of the State
Of prmon, That the duties and services of the Bank
Committee shall be confined and limited to such banks
only not by their charters subject the visitation
and examination Of the board of Bank Commissioners
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41An Act in addition and alteration of passed Nov
1885, entitled an act repeating act therein mentioned and
providing for advertisements relating TO land and notices.
and repeating all former laws relating thereto.
SEC l. II is hereby e'acted By the General assembly Of
the Stale Of Veront, That all advertisements and notices
by law now required to be published relating to land
taxes, which by said act, passed November fourth
thousand eight hundred and thirtyve directed to be
published in the Vermont Patriot and State Gazette
printed at Montpelier, or any other paper published in
this state, shall hereafter be published in said Patriot and
also in the Vermont Waterman and Gazette printed
Montpelier or in either of said papers should
to be published such notices advertisements shall be
published in any other paper printed at said Montpelier
and in both said papers should be published
in any two papers published at Montpelier, in lieu there
Of.
Sec. 2. IL is hereby further enacted, That all former
laws relating to the advertisements and notices of land
taxes be, and the same are, hereby repealed
Provided, That this act shall take effect from its pas
sage,
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
of the House of enres entatves
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
November II, 1885.
Approved, S. II. JENIsON.

ssA Act authorizing the Surveyor General survey and
the line between the Counties Of Wndham aud Bennington
is hereby enacted by The GenraI assembly Of the State
Of Vermont That the Surveyor General of this state is
hereby authorized and required to survey and establish
the county line between the counties of Bennington and
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4SAn Act making appropriations or the support oil government
SEC /, is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of
the State OF VermOn That not exceeding forty five
thousand dollars be, and the is hereby appropriated
for the purpose of paying the debentures Of the Lieuten
Governor, the Senate and the contingent expenses
thereof and for the debentues of the House of Represent
tatves and the contingent expenses thereof including the
debenture of the auditor of accounts and such salaries
provided by law and such sums as directed by
special acts of the Legislature to be paid from the
ry
SEC 9. II is hereby further enacted, That a sum not
exceeding thirty thousand dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated for the purpose of paying such de-
mands against the state may be allowed by the audi
Of accounts, and such orders may be drawn by the
supreme and county courts
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
d. NJ. CAMP, President of the Senate.
November Is, 1886.
Approved, S. II. JENiSON.
49An Act assessing for the support of Government
is hereby enacted blythe General assembly of The State
Of Vermont That there be, and hereby is assessed tax
of three cents the dollar the list of the polls and
rateabe estate of the inhabitants this state for the year
thousand eight hundred and hirysiX be paid into
the treasury of this by the first day of June next
money, certificates notes issued by the treasurer OF
this state, orders drawn by the auditor of accounts
orders drawn by under the direction the supreme
or county courts.
CARLOS COOLIDGE Speaker
of the House Of Representatives
d. NJ CAMP, President of the Senate.
November 10, 1876.
Approved, s. H,JENIsoN
5o-An Act auhorsng the Governor to distribute pieces of Ord
is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of the Sate
! Of Vermon That the Governor of this be, and he
hereby is, authorized to procure the mounting, and to
make such distribution of the pieces of ordnance belong
ing to this state, he may from time time think expe
dent.