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@ DRY GOODS.
A. e. DWINTr,r,

HAS received his Spring supply of new
Il n and fashionable DRY GOODS.
Rich English, French and American Prints,
Printed Jaconets and Cambrcs, French Mus
Inns, Plaid Poplius, Chalys, Iialanett, Grippe
de Lyons, English and Scotch Ginghams-
Rich colorcd, plain figured and plaid SILKS;
Black and blue black do; Black and cold Al
lepines black, blue, pink and white French
Grapes pressed do. ;-Plain, figured, striped
and fancy plaid Cambrics plain and figured
Muslins Bobinett and Blond Laces Black
figured do; Rich sewing silk, Hemani Flor
ence, Grape aud gauze Fancy Handkfs; Rich
Scarfs Rich Muslin and Lace Collars Red,
black and white Merino Shawls Printed Va
lencia, Satin, Denmark, Raw Silk, Cadiz and
coloTed do; Silk, Cotton g. Worsied Hosiery,
a great variety Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid
Gloves, large assortment; Children's Kid
Mius; Rich Garniture; Cap, Satin, Belt and
TalIita Ribbons black, green & white Gauze
Wells.
BROAD CIoTHs & CAssIMEREs-Rich Sum
mer Vestings ;--4-4 Linens I'm. and Linen
Cambrics 5-4 Linen Sheetings; brown and
bleached Linen Drills; Linen Lawns DAM
ask, Birds eye and Russia Diapers hne and
coarse Crash. Brown and blcachcd Shee,ngs
and Shirtings Brown and bleached Drills =
Plain and striped Drills for summer wear, with
many articles not mentoned-all Of which
will be sold on the most favorable terms either
| for Cash or most kinds of Produce.
Village Of Brattleboro, Ap. 81 SO
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WnER DRoLL,-During late storm
O. Huntington, North Carolina, twelve Of
| |s''v 70, chickens, under cover Of a hen,
n nj Sa n'Ved by lightning, while the rest with
r aen escaped alive,
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Particular Notice.

TIME subscriber having disposed of his
l. stand in this village and wishing to close
his business as soon as possible, requests all
persons indebted to call and make settlement
previous to the first Of June next.
JESSE HADLEY.
Brauleboro, April 2s, 1896. 2l'
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Maria Monks Book.-if our readers are not
already aware of the immodest character and
liccntious tendency Of this ca,cb-nennv hook.
w., ,vo,,,l ;,,.;,a Ill a.,
.V''" " '"e ,,.
'e'na'hs III reia'ion 10 TINS ana other IKE publ
cations, which we copy from the New York
Mirror of Saturday last
urh.
.i;. ave no' proper WOES 10. "a 1:s'',''a
G,r ,s, -, 'nI anus. n ~, VI amy onU.Is,
aa, ~. sv"oo' anu 'u'e ~ 'l
NJ nuss ou, ieP'ooa',oh W 'nos.
~ ~, VIZ, In, S ISL -, clv ,,,
s"''' Svna su.h po's.ous p"g1s ~. w -
re c,,. we ,e,i'. ',";,, ' duu - ~ w
- 20, ~, squa'y a.'',, 'na' my a
Ky ,ous ~ '"o ,.puta" uS "em as 'loi a." y. y,
,hers rJ VII, s,,I,' ~ v ,h , anu o
tic firesides. or Instructors to their schools
They are not books for ladies', nor do their
hhucknsyeu ana hcen,'ous appeals 10 me most
n;sb re, f;,,no cmn"ynen, for he Is;Srs q,
gentlemen, Young or old. Where then do the
publishers look for readers and purchasers
Inc answer Is obvious. 1 he supporters OF this
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:. con DRuNKARDs.-The CT

FOR DRUNKARDs.-The case
LFi' 500 Thompson tried in Delaware
| y y for dis6guring his father when
IT, lastly O intoxication, presents one
sle o. shocking instances of indulgence
mos s.noble and brutal passion, we have
T'I r..,les who were the nearest neigh
|'a' e.d' reneated cries Of distress, but
n s1iJ 10 approach the cabin. In a
a, ",os thew saw the old man lying
TlI SscL' on the ground, near the cab
DIS I't Ua,r ND his arms as if begging for
SI''aT bey went to him and found
I'I0'. ., ,ii,less, with piece bitten out of
ilno' i'm nearly the size Of ones thumb,
'llI l,"ws and ears chewed through and
% O' and one arm from the hand to the
G ign, . a with wounds made by the
I'u'' T6e mex, morning the son was ar
} ~ HE clothes were literally soaked
y I.s S"~ with blood-the blood Of his
sum- # further appeared that the father
- we're both in the habit of drinking
W. J, .o;rits. and that the son was under
~ Of liquor when be committed
Dn ,n" upon his father. He was his
o J' Ssyorilc son, and it appeared that
q .Yo"H occasionally have a drunken
\. ,orGher. There had been some mis-.
.~ in relation to the farm, and
,,,' who was peaceable and inoifensive
:, ''' sober had thrown out some threats
I II Bis hther When arrested in the
LIN. S he was sober, and the officer took
,, : ;.r his father He almost tainted al
S,br and called for tumbler of water
.I,b,ir to sustain himself His father
[,ed to appear in court to testify against
He was his facOritc son. The jury
|neJ a verdict of guilty, and the wretch
",s was sentenced to the PenitentiAry
S,se vears--the victim of bad example
bad Drecepts. Train up a child IN the
/ be should go, and when he is old he
,ol depar, from it.'-PhA Sat. Cour.
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PRTN CE EU G Il m E.

MA This celebrated English Horse
MHwssY was bred by Mr.. John Baker OF
Ivy st. Ar r,1 ,Ss i /; g, and is eight
INNS Horse is descended from Prince Leboo
from Long Island his dam from the imported
horse 81. Paul, his grand dam by Messenger.
EuarNE may be found at the following pla-
ces, viz Mondays at the stable Of Capt, Geo,
Wood, West Brattleboro; Tuesdays at l..
Higley's Marlboro; Wednesdays and Thurs
DAYS at Guilford Centre and Algiers Fridays
and Saturdays at II. & A. Joys, Brattleboro.
Farmers and Others who are wishing TO i'm
prove their breed Of horses are invited to call
and examine for themselves before contract
ing elsewhere.
G+ Terms made known at The Stables.
Good pasturing provided for Mares from
distance Casualties at the risk OF the owner
Season 10 commence on the yin oil May
and end the 4th of July.
ALBERT BENNETT, Agent.
West Brat,ieboro, april 81, 1885. 81
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More bad effects Of RuR.--Yestcrday an
inquest was held over the body Of John CAT
frey Of this town, who was found dead in the
snow-verdct of the Jury Frozen to death in
consequence of intoxcaton.' The crcum-
stances attending this death are such as ought
not only to be warning to drunkards, but 10
call upon oil who have any thing to do with
the administration Of the laws to be vigilant,
and upon all good people to use their influence
to put stop to the ruinous traffic in ardent
spirits. The facts in this case are, that on the
slst day Of January, it being Sabbath day, the
said John Caifrey was seen staggering away
from m unlicensed grog shop with jug of
rum in his hand, and after travelling about
three miles in the storm, occasionally taking a
horn from the jug, when within n few rods of
the house where his wife lived he tumbed into
the snow, and although dgent search has
been made he was not found till yesterday.
What punishment ought to be inflicted on a
man that will, in open violation of the law, sell
Jug of rum to a poor dIunkard and thus cause
him to perish in the storm, is not for me TO say.
But instead Of receiving the appreciation and
esteem of temperance men and professors Of re-
ligion as this man does, he ought to be discard
ed from the society Of all good men and Chris
+ tians. Truth TELLER.
Wardsboro, April cad, 1886.
Reformation commemorative understand
: - \
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SPRING & s u M M II III
FASHIONS, FOR 1890.

X ENTLEMEN in want Of Fashionable
VI garments are invited To call at the first
door south OF Cune's store, where they may be
assured of having their work done in The latest
and most approred Fashion, and Workman
ship second best to none. A liberal discount
made for CASH on all work.
The subscriber is Agent for Scott and Per
kins' Successors to Saguezs) New York Re-
ports of Fashions, and would be happy TO fur
nish the trade in this section of the country.
April rs. ID. nj. BUR WELL.
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BURNETT'S HOTEL,

4 UH .HIlTIT toTH I'd y.
In This cOmnodious and well known
s.EA Establishment, conveniently locat-
,!!.Naa ed in the centre of the hourishing
.&ssSA village Of Bratlleboro, is now in the
''lull tide Of successful experiment" under the
management of the subscriber, who will spare
neither trouble or expense TO render il pleas
an, and desirable resting place for the weary
traveller. His larder will at all times be sup
piled with the best of every variety Of provis-
ion which the country affords, aud his bar fur
nished with the choicest wines, cordials and
liquors of all kinds, as well as beer, cider and
pure water. His stables will be faithfully at
tended, and every pains taken for the comforta-
BILE accommodation and refreshmenl Of man
and beast. AFRAID BURNETT.
Brauleboro, April 20, 1896. 3S
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SPRING GOODS,
Rec'ed at the Stone Building.
Ap. 90. j. fl. WHEELER.
.Ve,v Goods! .VeaC Goods!

DUTTON e. LEVERETT have just
~ made new and extensive addition to
their stock of Goods which they offer at as low
prices as usual for CASH and good CREDIT.
Customers will please to call and examine their
goods and prices, before they purchase else
where. April 29.
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WOOL CARDER.

WANTED al the Chesterfield Factory, a
w Wool Carder, to run first rate Machine
on Custom Work. to commence about the 9th
Of June next.
Chesterfield Factory, April 81, 1896 "a
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BrattlebOrO Academy.

rENHE Summer Term Of twelve weeks will
l. commence on next W f d n ID S ID a Y,
April 9Th. The Female Apartment will be
continued under the direction Of Miss EATON.
II. HARRIS, Principal.
w. Brauleboro, April 90, 1896. SO
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Reformation commemorative understand
that gentleman in Putney, 81. l.. s. hereto
fore notorious smoker Of tobacco, has not
drawn Whit for four days.-Com.
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Probable Battle ,riih the Hdians.-Extract
of letter, dated
VoLUsIA, March &c, P. M.
ga firing of cannon and bursting of bombs
was distinctly heard from three till eight o.
clock last evening, (the guide says) between
Fort King and Withlacoochee. Conjecture. is
busy to-day as to the cause and result. IL is
generally supposed that Scott had attacked the
Indians there, especially rs the 25th was the
day stated for all attack to be made.
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Rhode Lsland.-John b. Francis ADM is
reelected Governor by majority of about 7oo
votes over Mr. Burgess, his competitor.
Passengers in the steamboat Massachusetts,
which left New York on Friday afternoon at
four O'Clock, arrived in Boston on Saturday
morning at nine.
The banking house of the U. S. Bank was
sold at Philadelphia few days since for three
hundred and lightweight thousand dollars
The Grand Jury of the city of New York.
after laborious investigation, have found
true bill against young Robinson for the muir
der of Ellen Jewett. His trial will take place
in June.
Lieut.. Dickinson who was killed at San An
tonic in Texas, was the son of Gen. Lemue
Dickinson of Hatfield, Mass.
The wife of Elijah Ball died in Providence
on Monday, from the wounds inflicted on hel
by her brutal husband, an account OF which
WINS given last week. Ball has been committed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18
MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 22d nt. by the Rev NJ Brock,
Rev. DIR. ADRIAN PENN, Of the Virginia Confer
ence, 10 Mis- MARY f.. Thomas, of Louisburg, \. c.
-, on the 9Th inst in Richmond, bv Rev. r..
O'Bri n, Mr.. GEORGE II. CARTER to Miss MEncrr
ii. i'orp,n, all Of that c,y-tho> latter formerly
of Lynclhure.
-, at NanceyvilIe, \. e. on the Sh inst. by
Thomas d. Johnson Esq. Mr.. JonN ScoTr to
Miss MMlNpA MARTIN, all of Bedford county, Va.
--. AT Tovanda, Pa. Mr. JuNrus WATERS
aged 10, to Mrs. RosuNA WnusKry, aged 81.
The very best receipt (says the Petersburg Con
stellation) for erog-Tesh water and oM whiskcy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

=. Nv signing il, contributed to sub'ert the
W. -. If the constitution, in a point, which
P'".'r ',,.os i" must end in destroying the liberties
s..o,le." He has no, surely will gly con-
Limited, by means so od'ons' to produce result
''' wv, ,,1 calamitous. But we cheeriully acquit
''' WI, Of the intent and the deed. That law
''' ...,s no such principle. Finding IA surplus in
,r.asury, not produced by taxes laid ior the
"e If accommodating a fund for distribution,
p''f ,.;r,d from the sales of public lands, out
'.onr all previous calculations the question a
''f' how should it be disposed of And ii was
Tvs, r';o,sly and unexccptionaby answered by that
How could it have been more wise.
.orc couitably or more bcnrfcially dspo
y, Of than by an equal distribution OF it among
.,.ral States, not because II had been drawn
wa. the people for this purpose by tardtio", iut
.anse. produced by the sales of the public lands
.,h;,b belong to the people, the money thus dcrl-
l.,,ld in no other way be put into their peck
.J hocause. if not thus returned TO them, il
,,d have been left in the hands of unsafe depo-
.,..as would have constituted a great election
-. find. and would have been made the pre-
Gar the commencement of system of extrav
,oon, expenditures, which would have resulted in
Immediate and widespread corruption, and in the
,.ruanent establishment of a most misohievous
and dangerous policy. On this branch of the sub
Inc, however, we have more to say than we have
.oom for this morning and we must therefore
,,,,xc our remarks here, with the promise that we
hall take an early occasion of laying before our
..,1ers some additional views in relation TO it.
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NOTICE..

virtue of deed OF trust executed to the sub.
- scrbers by Ezekiel Wright, bearing date, the
the Clerks Office of FrankIt county, for certain
purposes therein expressed wHshall proceedto SELL
to the highest bidder for cash. at the said Ezekiel
Wrghts dwelling house in the county of franklin,
ON the 10Th day OF October next, certain tract or
parcel of Land, lying and being in the county afore
said, containing one hundred and forty seven acres.
more 81 less or much thcreofas will be suffice mt
tor the purposes of said trust.-Actinc as trustees
shall convey snch title only as is vested in us by
said deed HENRY CARPER,I n,
WM.DoDD T'"s'T's.
July - w,|ni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

w T. have lust received II great variety OF ,aln-
w able new publications among ,,em are
the following
The Fam, Book of Dcyo,ion by Hooker,
Life of Sam'l. Drew.
Life of Henry Mrlyn,
Abboi's Young Christian
Club Book
Miss Edcr"o''h's complete works, 10 vols.
Mrs. Shcr""ud's do do - vols
Hannah Moore, Norks, 2vol,
The Doctor,
Ome in Thousand, by James,
The Gip>cv, do do
Spain Revisited, vols
PARIS and The Parisi,ns.
Bulwcr's complete Works, & vols
Memoir of ll"wcs, or Traits Of tho Tea Party,
Rrnzi, by Bulwcr,
Tom Jones, New Edition,
TIN, Self Condemned
Philosophy OF Living,
konnlngSmarkc, by Pnnldng
iiumphry Clinkcr, New Edition,
The femascc, by Svmm"s,
Norman Leslie, by L. =. FAY,
Cotton the Religions State of The Country.
Journal OF a Voyage Round the World, by Rev
nolds,
Life of SIR James Macintosh,
Hawks Ecclesiastical History of Va.
Rosamond, by Miss Edrrworlh,
Edgeworih on Practical Educalion
No Fiction, New Edition,
liarpcr's Family Library, complete,
Classical do do,
Complete sets of the Penny Magazine, bound and
in numbers; with large and general a>sorncn, oi
LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGICAL, MS
TORICAL, School and Miscellaneous Works,
Stationary, DC. &c. For sale by
MARTIN & LATHAM,
1t Coionei North, Ohl Stand
July is II
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A CA Il ID.

ORE\ZO NOKVEII, having associated HIM
self in the above business, intends moving To
Baltimore here he respectfully solcits from his
friends and the public generally. 4 portion ot their
patronage. The business will be general ToW-
mission and igcncy ia" the sale and purchas" OF
Goods Groceries. Produce, &c, &c. Wishing To
engage extensively in the sale Of manufactured To-
bacco he respectfully solicts for the frln por
zion of the patronage ofhc sssanuiactulers of Lynch
burg, aud the adjacent country.
Ills knowledge of tho descriptions of Goods. Gro
cesies &c. suited 10 The Virginia trade, together
with the promise of his utmost exertiuns 10 give
general satisfaction, will he hopes induce many Of
his Virginia friends to patronize the above GO.
rablshment lilo will Leave in 10 or Is days for Bal
timofe and viii hn glad tt receive any orders con
Sisnmeus which may BE- offered
July II Wv il
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.fICTIO.v S.lLEX,
BY CHARLES PHELPS.

an TUESDAY, ,h, l9tl INST. nj his Auc-
~ ton Room, hc viii sell valuable lot OF Dry
Goods, G,oceries Hard,rare. China and
Gfass- !, are, House hold Furniture, DC. The
following list will embrace Il par, Of the Goods
Which will be offered Blue and brown Broad
Cloths; Gineham> C,licocs Painted Mu,ns !;
French Prints; Shallics Ladies' Md and Horse
Gloves; Hosiery Laccs Edcing and Footing !;
Fancy Dress llandkcrcl,cts G,odnaps, Grodi-
san and Italian Silks Brown Sugar, by the hid. |;
Java and Manila Coffee rmpcninc and Pa
tent Windsor Soaps; Champagne Wnc, by the
basket; EaisinS Pruncs Figs Sole Leather !;
twenty barrels llerrincS lot Of Bacon Tenant
Hand and Mil Saw Files Hinges and Butts !;
Horse and Wood Rnsp<; Allhlade> Gmbct> !;
Fad and Stock Locks Knives and Forks Whip
and Hand Saws Tea Kettles Table and Tea
Spoons; valuable lot of China Dishes, Plates,
Stake and Sauce Dishes, Turrcns, Wash Bowls
and EwcrS, Cups and Sanccrs. Glass Lamps, Su.
gar and Sweet Meat Dishes, &c. &c.
Also,
One PIANO FORTE Clocks Hats by the
box; Tables +; Bureaus Chairs &c &c.
The sale will commence AT 10 O'Clock and CON
,'n"e from day to day until com plc,cd.-Terms nj
sale Cp.
July Is II
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COMMISSIONERS.
To superintend the Presidential Ekction.

To supcrinfend the PRESIDENTIAL Election.
The Executive of Virginia has appointed com
missioncrs to supernend the Presidential election
in November, in the various counties. We sub
join list of the Commissioners in this and the
neighboring counties:
1mhera -Richd. S. Ellis, Saml. NJ Garland
and ChiSwc Dabnev.
Bedtord-W illmm Campbell, Thomas Preston
and Edmund Irvine.
Botetomt-Jas. Cartnill, Edwd Watts and
Thomas \. Burwell
Buckingha -Chas. Yanccy, Geo Booker, and
Campbell VIM Daniel ir JAS G. bearing and
James Saunders.
Charlone-Joscph Wyatt, John ID. Richard
son and John Marshall.
EYovd-Chas. c. Lee, Thos. H. Scger and
Peter Gucrrant.
Erankiin-W. Galloway. Jno $. Burwell and
Sam Hale.
HaHtar-Jno. B. Darlington, Vim. B. Banks
and James Bruce.
Henru-Peyton Grayelv, James NJ. Smith and
Anthony NJ Dupuy.
Nontgomery-Chas. Taylor, VIM. b. ChaH-
ton and John Ingles.
N,lson-IIawcs n Coleman, Joseph G. Cabell
and Spotswood Garland.
P0hick-Grccnvle Penn Saml. Hughes and
Hannah Crz.
PMsylrania-Gco Townes, Benz. w. S. Ca
bell and James Garland.
Rockbridge-Jas Mcdowell, IT., Samuel Me-
Dowcll Moore, and Alfred Lcyburr.
UWhe.-John Stranger, John \. Saunders, and
Geo. kincannon.
One of the apoinices in this county Or. James
Saunders) is, we presume, ineligible, nasmnch as
his name is on the Anti-Nan Buren, Electoral
Ticket; and another individual will consequently
be appointed in his stead, as soon as tho Executive
is notified of the fact.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

'INIll? undersigned will, upon the premises, on
The 25,h July, offer his Lands, IN Amherst coun-
~, for rent, ~ leasc-Persons wishing to rent or
lease James River Lands, will consult their tn,e.rst
by attending to tins notcc.-The Land lies in the
immediate ,cinit, of l,nchb,rs, two miles below.
One tenement contains Isl acres river bottom, Of
FIRST rate quary-thc other lcncncnt between 60 and
40 acres rvet bottom aud about two hundred acres
arabic high Land. The, formed par al the estate of
the late l. Boiling, Esq. The terms OF lease will be
made known when the Lands are offered
PHILIP \. BOILING.
July * t2JJy
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VNO MIR JOSEPH 4. LOLLARD.-IIavngu n.
i dcrsood that YOU left Gonzales. Texas, some
time last winter. for the purpose of visiting your
friends in the neighborhood of Burkcyille, Prince
Edward county, Virginia, and hearing any
thing from you since, induced to resort to the
columns OF newspaper, To ascertain where Won are.
Should this meet your eye, Tor any person acquaint
ed with yon,) you will confer great favor on my
sell and brothers, by writing to Richard T.. Miller
Natchtoches, Louisiana and to myself at Burke
VILE Prince Edward county. Virginia.
Your friend, EDWARD b. MILLER
July Is 4w
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EmdnC nation in the French Colonies.

:, he question of emancipating tine slaves IN the
trench West India Colonies has been again re-
Gently brought up in the French Chamber OF DePu-
"es. Its mover vas NJ. de Lamartnc, an eloquent
"'"er and poet of celebrty--just such a man as
"ay oe supposed to be most easily capt'valed and
eu aS'ray by the vagaries of the imagination, IN
opposition to the lessons of experience and the
''"on'''ons of history-such, for example, as the
"''''a tragedy ofSt. Domingo, which it might be sup
p0'eo'"as f'erce Il bloody enough in its progress to
1--WE something more than transient impression
y" Tue public mind. The French Ministry, how
VII speaking, we presume, the sentiment OF the
p'op'e OF France, and looking beyond the " fan
''"ohade OF absractions'' whercwiih tine Adolf
'O'ss oil all countries garnish their appeals, to the
summon sense view ofhe subject, which reason and
'e''nent present to the contemplation of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-18

VIE subscriber respectful, informs his friend.
and the public -, larur, that he now has
good assortment oi Iamiig Carriages and Barou-
'hfs on hand and with the add,ono Of others, laiy
expected, his supply will be rendered equal, i'm
superior, Ia any III the upper eountry-iiavine
made such permanent arrangements a, the Nor,l,
aS will rnnhlc him Ia cri the best articles in his
line, he is determined, IT sustained by u generous
public, that his supply SHALL be equal to the de-
mand.
liz would also make known lhli HE MANI
FACTUliES any description of Carriages, and
most cheerful, solicit, u comparison between
Northern manufacture and hiS own, being pcrtcct-.
" willing 10 engage to make any kind Of catriaoe
for what il wold cost 10 yet similar article deli
vcrcd here from the North.
lis hands being principally from the NORTH
all repairs done NJ the shortest notice and on as
reasonable terms rs n be- done here OF in Rich
mond. SANl'L. AYRES.
Nav IL fits
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TO BRIDGE DJzLDDus.

'IilE Toll bridge tomp0n, having determined
j Ia rebuild their bridge across james River u,
lynehbnrs, Va invite proposals from builders and
uudetnkcrs. Tn. Bridge will BIZ o., or ESQ fcct
lung--wilh double track Tor carrnses-tn be built
upon stone pillars 20 or22 cci high from low water
mark, and be covered wha sne lrd roof and wca-
Thea boiided N the SIDES. Proposals IN writing. upnn
T"Mnr, Ncrnway's, or any -, the a,ehed plans,
will he received BY the undersigned At i.ynrhburg,
and submitted To the Directors Tor considerations
All the materials TO he usrd ia lts construction may
be obtained ronven,rut 10 the bridge hut persons
wishing Ia contract viii al examine person.
all, INTO these things. Address tpnsiapc parl)
NM. ". NORNEII, Tfeas'r.
Toll Bridge Company
July 4, n