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exclusively specific for Gonorea and Geei
Numerous well authenticated Of the extraordinary efficacy Of
this pleasant and valuable composition, daily presented
mode of publicity has will be adopted in citing ad
vdua however extraordinary miraculous they appear
hut their simple recommendation to try produces
sion of its virtues than would elaborate thesis IFS medicinal e
fec nepersed with the particulars thousand But
changing community doubtless there hundreds who have
heard of H. and loss what to TO- and probably
of the magnitude the evil cfelying doubtful medicines
therefore, be deemed mprden recommend this
hn article to be tried recent for often few produce
the desired effect
Differing the daily
he isied intelligent community by their fraudulent pee-
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complaints Numerically opposite in their their proper
remedies the anpodes e - other in their effect This
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its peculiar operation the particular symptom intended
removable combination and adxture forming irresistible
suit Incompatible with the complaint immediately suhung viru
enee rendering inert and producing safe and certain
Surrounding the medicine Is plain treatise with recipes
Far all the different it'll simple and easy instructions
the first Of syphilis observations empirical imposition
the lsmentabe deislJns aen liant these complaints
AGENCIES.
NEW YORK.-l03 Cherry street.
PHILADELPHIA-S62M Market street.
ALBANY.-46 State street ..
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The friends Of a Cockney spor{csn.oo -.
alarmed ON receiving letter from him. sts,;ng N ,i
,,s the high rind on Monday, he Shot
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There is family in Montreal the fa,bsr oc IL,
Frenchman, the mother a Russian fbe eld, "hsn
M, Maltese the second sican the third Spaniard and
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STAMMERINC CURED.-The subscriber b.. I0c,-

STAMMERING CURED.-The subscriber has Ioca-
~ ted himself this city for the purpose Of curing Stammerng
and all ether mpedments Of speech And has taken
courand street. Western Hotel where he will attend all who
call him. that may need his services Having been himself
afflicted from childhood with distressing impeachment Speech
he awaited himself Of the modes taught by the celebrated
Mrs Leigh of New York. and DR. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
But asr long and patient
and his affection he has succeeded ia nvenng system
entirely by which he has cured hm IL and all have
made apple ton 10 him. This system has in several instances
proved successful which had resisted the sku treat
Others fzledto complete
Being ofhe fact that have been this city who profess
sed the art ct Curing tanmeng ard whose system was inadequate
effect cueyei having spent about the instruction
others since HIMSELF he feels perfect
coming before The public of this city, bringing ample testimony
convince the cepca Of the superiority Of his system
all Others and the complete that has in al attended
application He has associated with him Mr. j. Sinclair recently
of his pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies will
be taught in a separate class.
Terms from % 50 dollars according the nature the
and the situation Of the applicant in all will he
guaranteed or the money sill he refunded.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber his rooms or
by lsier post paid
Jan l2-Sn HENRY WELLS.
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CENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI-
VI ERSAL MEDICINE. manufactured in thi, COUNTRY nv
GEORGE SYLVESTER. rom England alone is po.se.,-
ed the original recipe Sold oongsquare poxes neatly
envelopcd with directions enco.ed 50 and IS being but
nalf the price of the imported article.
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New York. November q 1885,
Deaf SrHaving desire discharge obligations
well promote good suffering humanity herewith YOU
for publication extraordinary of effected
Hygean Vegetable Universal Medicine in the person nav
Ralph, aged about thirteen years; which shall endesvor
be brief ossible that be enabled to make
svey known Whilst in Edinburgh, my native place.
than he received stroke the elbow with rule
TO create in the joint what termed by physicians
inflammation Of the BONE from which he has suffered pain
until within short time past He has by some the
most eminent physcans in Scotland which tended but little
smeorae his suerings; consequently depard Of his
again having The former advantage in the Of his afflicted
Happily was length induced to make trial of the medicine
questions from which days experienced considerable
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated FORM
the breaking out suppose Of pStrd acrd humos The
the medicine your directions followed by considerably aug
menng the Dose snl he many ten pills dsy from
which he gained great relief now after about three months
restored health also testimony COED effects
Of medicine of fever and other
plants would recommend those afflicted with disorder
estit virtues Respectfully subscribed by your Obliged
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Draushsman, Of Houston Esex-si
Mr.. George Sylvester. 90
Certificates other extraordinary which this invaluable
medicine has been equally may at the store Of
D. BRYSON, Consctouer Agent l4s Fulton rect road
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COUCUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUGH Lozel

These Lozengei universally allowed BY physicians of the
highest standing he of the hest preparations for the
sand have experienced their bapHy and ulay effects
of whom have been by ashmao and complaints
reduced to the brink Of ihe They free and
expecto, alton, and any tendency Inflammation
ofthe nn- ortns difficulty OF hre hing and the
raj oppression which errps respiration SC &c Price 20
per box single box will be found sufficient the
obstinate For sale G. COLBY, chemist &C. 35f Pearl
corner of Frankf franklin Square, The only agent in the
city. dec Is 1ms
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GENUINE POLANDRIA OLA East
~ indtsn cure tor the RheumisnThis Poandra Oil Is thu
essential oil extracted from the Poanaa and nfahle
cure for ths distressing disorder the rheumatism in all its stages
Fer sale BvIns Co.. $40 Greenwich street, dsors
low spring Parss Dick AIS Broadway corner of Lspenard
streets j. SyEe % Bowey, Of Walker and Dr.
Guon. Of Grand Bowery Price 81 janf
RUSSIA ISINGLAss, Of superior quality for sale whole
XOsae and retail, BY RU6HTON 4 ASPINWALL,
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= CMURCH IN CHAMBER STREET.,

OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL, FOR SALE.-The
eonsisory Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in the
city OF New York. oder for sale their church and grounds Cham
Der street. adjoining the Savng Bank including three story brick
House and o nedaey hs Reed The church
hul In the substantial BY days work. and
bic Of being ate ed adj into Hors Sors Hotel
Ball. hsag the Manhattan works. The house
N Heed street o built in the best and being
ted with the Chamber street Lots is advauage should the
purchaser desire alter f either of the above purposes Pos
session Immediately For further particulars apply WIN
HAYES. Esq Of Wall and Nassau street, or RICHARD
OAKLEY Real Estate Agent No Al Pine jan s-lw
GREENWICH COAL YARDS.-SSS hudson cof-
" OF Leroy and AIS Hudson Of Amos street. WHIT
ALL LAYTON respectfully inform their, friends and the
Of Anthracite Coal that they daily receiving earoes
superior quality Schuyk Coal warranted be equal any
Cs sea ID this market under name they would call attention
particularly to the SpohR aud Gate Veins From their
this thy feel satisfied they viii be able give saiS
ton to consumers botL as quality and price
Orders strictly attende,
Tea Eyek 1872 Washington street, j. o. ooback 1876 Bowey;
sag3l I'm w. LAWTON
THE LATE FIRE.-The subscriber preparing cor
rect picture OF the conhagraion in this city which will
be published Monday and offered for sale at his No
- Couan Of Greenwich The artist employed by
him for the task Of giving
on of this dreadful and Of its distressing and praisewoy
incidents
HENRY R. ROBINSON
II The publication Of the unavodaby postponed for
few dsysin Of the labor Of the the pub
Usher being determined present the public with unique and
auished picture dec 2sH CIR
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Certificates Of other extraordinary in which invaluable
medicine has been equally ,con he al the store Of
D. BRyS0N Confsctiouer Agent I4s Fulton rect
dec
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CONGRESS-,

The resolution offered by Mr. Clay. in the Sc.
nate. (ani which will be found in another celnn
was adopted on the i2lh inst. will, an amendment,
pf"!nosed b, Mr.. Leigh, calling for copy OF
the no,. " ~ SeIlurirr, mentioned in the Prc,,.
dents Message Is ,.:,rc", at Both teh. 1875,
and not then communicated flr lessons statt' :"
the Report of the Secretary "f State.
On tn" same day, Mr.. Benton, resolutions.
(Which will also ho found in another column were
debated, but no vote was ,tkrn upon them Mr..
Benton, y is said, made u War spsreh
In tho H. Of 4. on the lfh. Mr.. Cambrclcnr
moved 10 augmen, ia" annual appropriation Cor
the increase Of IN. Navy. Sc. from $3.50, 900, TO
two millions which was under debate at our last,
dates.
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GSs:,gyss@s
ROSy &E~
~ CT
Tut EXPECTED MESSAGE.

The National intelligcncer of Thursday last,
SAYS" The expected Special Message from the
Executive, ON i,c sobjcc, Of our Relations with
day. II is nor said on what authority We know
not. that II viii npi be- Transmitted until Monday
neat" In the !n'eIligoncrr, of the preceding day,
IL is remarked "Somr say il will be violent ,
others thai IT will be- calm and dirnifcd Dpini-
ons incline 10 the onr or the other Of these ronicc.
lures, according the couns-ls of the wise and dis
crort eonn cors, ar the ra, aud ioolisl, ones, o,
the President. are supposed to predomina,e at til,
Palace"
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

pf virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to the
- Subscribers, AS trustees, to secure a certain
debt therein mentioned, by Iirzckiah Days, On
the 10Th day Of January. 1885. and dul, reeordcd
in the Clerks Office Of Botctourt county, will pro.
coed. On "Wednesday. the 21h :: ..,ruarv. 1896.
to sell, to the highest bidder. for ready money! al
the Bo'etonr' Springs, II or l3likoly NEGROES,
many thereof as shall satisfy said trust decd.
Among the number, four Men, between thu
ages Of Is and 80. The others are composed Of
Women. Boys and Girls. 1t is believed that i,
seldom occurs that more likely set Of Negroes are
offered for sale, than those mentioned above. Act.
ing rs trustees. such title only will be made To the
pur, ,ascr AS is vested in the subscribers. by virtue
Of said deed. EDWARD JOHNSTON.
CHARLES l.. MOSBN.
Trustees.
CSThc Fincastle Democrat will insert the
abov" ill day Of sale. and forward its accvvn, Il,
this Office for settlement.
Jan. 18 ,34E
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FHN BcRtV coSvESfioy.

MS pouy assembled IN tho capitol al hieh-
mond Oh the l,h inst. Mr.. Linn bank, in The
chair, and Thomas Ritchic acting as Secretary
Present, 20 Senators, 10 members Of the House of
Delegates, , members who are contcstinr seats,
and i3 special delegates from unrcprescn,ed
sosnticS. Martin Van Buren, was, of cout,.,
unanimously nominated Prc,iicnt-bu,, the,
could not stomach Itoamseh--So they resolved 10
" di,ld the party" notwithstanding the daaser
o. an ehtfioa By Congress, by br,neing candi-
date m the iicd~ho cannot by possibility, obtain
2ovo'cs-io wit, Judge Nm. Smith, of Nlabama,
and formerly of South Carolina. Ii it be Law fu 10
" divide the party" To the Vice Presidency,
why is ii 50 hcinous an offence to do the same thing
IN relation to the Presidential candidate I We
should like to see an argument, pro, ing the inno-
csncc OF the one act and the guilt OF the other
And, 10, the way, We remember us now, that, four
years ago, when the Charlottesville Convention
not satisfied with Mr.. Var Buren,, who vas then
the nominee Of Baitimore Contention for the
Vice Presidency, nominalet Judge T. =. Barbour,
{. 9e r"n on hs Jaeison ticket IN his 80 80 AL
i'iehic and his coadiu,ors, WHO are now tnrninc
up their noses al Col. Johnson, said that il wa,
treason to the party 10 Idle it, even as to til,
Vice Presidential nomination What new code
OF party ethics have they found or invented which
proves al act to be right in 1886, which was
wrong ~ 1882 Oh, the ,rickcry of these part,
hacks We might is well trust an April sky, as
look To them for fixed rules ofaction
Blu how will Tccamsch himself relish his Gu, tli-
rcc,--this prcm"dila,ed insul, Pronounced "un-
worthy" by so large IL portion of a party wh,el,
deems Martin Van Buren, worthy Gifts support, he
must indeed feel degraded IN his own estimation
But We leave him To "chcn the cud Of sweet and
bitter lancics," as Shakespeare hath ii.
The following gentlemen constitute the Van
Buren, Electoral Ticket:
Col. Arthur Smith of Islo of Wight
John Careill, Of SusscN
DIR. James Jones, of Nottowav.
VIM. X. Baskerville, of Mrcklcnburg.
Archibald Austin, o Buckingham.
Richard Logan, OF Halifax
Archibald Stuart, OF Patrick.
Col w NJ. Jones, OF Gloucester.
Col 4. Il. HARDWOOD, Of kng 4 Queen.
Col. John Gibson, of Prince William.
VIM u. Roane, OF Hanover
Col Samuel Carr, of Albcmarlc.
Waller Holiday, of Spo'sylvaniA
lnnnan Horncr, of Fauqucr
Hircromc l.. Opic, of Jefferson.
DIR. Archibald $. Baldwin, Of Frederick
Dr. Jacob y. Williamson, of Rockingham.
John Bowycr, of Rockbridgr.
Col. Andrew, Beirne, of Monroe.
Gen. James Ilogc, Of Montgomery.
Andrew Russell, of Washington.
Samuel l.. Hays, of Lewis.
John llindmap, of Brooke.
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LATEST FROM FLORIDA

JAcKsoNNrrLr, Dec n.
Arrived Captains Thurson and Lee. aud
h'c"''n'n's Johns and Clarke, all of II" United
states Army, destined To Camp Cling They loh
here this morning, going via Black creek. &c..
accompanied by Colonel G.. Humphreys
The latest Indian signs scanned TO inIic.t ,ha,
the Indians were cong towards the interior Of their
nation Courier.
PENsAcol., DRc. 81.
Great excitement prevails among tho people
y" tn" ne'ghbordhood Of ST. Marks 4 Tampa b,,
N consequences Of the hostile disposition Of the
seminole Indians. TIL. Governor of Florida h.,
maze requisiiion on Capt. Webb, Of the United
States snip Vandal'a, now IN th, po'', ior de-
tachmcnt OF men 10 pursue tho Indians up the ri, or
and creeks The expedition " i'll drpar, to-mor-
row, under tho orders OF Licus. Guldsborough and
Doughty Of the Nandalia
Ill" h'g"te Constellation, Com. Dallas, has
not yet arrived here, but is hourly expected"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

Free Negroes in Missouri.-A law was passed, at
the las' session Of the Missouri Legislature, clothing
he County Courts ofthat State with power to refuse
within that State and give licenses to those to
whom they might grant this permission. Last mouth
this class Of people in ST Louis presented themselves
before the Court for tie purpose Of obtaining liccn
ses and the applications of several of them were re-
Jected, until the of VIM Iaskns and Harriet his
wife, came on, when +. W. Risque, Esq (rscenty Of
this place. who appeared their counsel demon
straed the incompa,bity of the law both with the
Federal and State Constitutions. The Court coin.
cided with him in opinion, and reversed their prov
Gus decisions.
The St. Louis papers Che Bulletin" and the IRE
publcan.") speak in high terms Of MIR. Risque's
speech, as an elaborate. eloquent and able argument,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

Nep Iorh.-1hc Legislature Of ih, State con-
vened at Albany the 9th inst Charles Hum
phrry was elected Speaker of the House, by ncar,
an unanimous votc.--Thc Message Of Gov. Mar
Cyl fills about nine columns of the Albany papers
and is said (for have not yet seen it) to dis
cuss the Abolition question at great length. Lc
glslaiivc cnactmcnts are suggested, as possbl, ne
cessary, to prevent the publication of innammato-
~ papers and tracts on the subject" Very good.
This is better than we had expected, since it adj
mts the right Of the Legislature to pass such Laws
But we fear it is" holding tho word Of promise To
the ear" in order to secure the vote of the South
for Van Buren,, which will " be broken to the
hope" as soon as the next Presidential election is
decided. We shall see III what manner the L.
sisl0turs Of that State will treat this suggestion
The Governor recommends resort to taxation,
to relieve tho embarrassed condition of tho trcasu-
ry-discouragcs any farther work of internal I'M
provcmen, unless an adequate system Of finance
shall be Devised and sets his face sternly against
tho Incorporation Of any new Banks. or the in
crease OF the capital Of the old ones"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

Good!-Ar,hur Tappan Il Co. having .-nt
one Of their AntSlavcry papers to the members
Of Congress, Mr.. Spcigh Of N. c. returned it TO
him, with rope, IN ap envelope, containing the
subioincd brief hu, expressive missivc:
fcrewit., return YOU your protest, enclosing
as a testimony of my high regard for ycnr nccks,
piece Of rope You will no doubt duly apprce.
ate my motives. J. SPEIGIT
Washington, "a JAN, 1896"
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O. The Abolition Question is still under dis
custom in the Legislature. The only principle
yet decided Is with regard to the reh, Of Congress
10 'es'sla'c on the >ohro, of Slavery in the District
to Is.
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NOTICE.

I AM still offering from $50 to $I20 per vc.x. for
young able bodied Negroes. to labor the 6G,h
section of the James River and kanawha Caual, tsu
miles below Bent Creek, Nelson County, virginia.
~ Owners of slaves are assured tina, their slaves
will not have to work in water, nor be engaged in
blasting rock in company with white labarcss.
Those having slaves to hire. will please apply as
above, section Co. by letter through Ren CreeA
}. G. kORlNETr.
OffSe firm Of Littls;ohn, RoSinets + c..
Jsa. L. "F q
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Negroes nj Auction.

I'm Friday, the 5,h Of February, I will sell in
~ front "fmy Aucticn Room, y or 10 valuable
NEGROES, among them some valuable house
servants. CHARLES PHELPS
Jan. lS tlx
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NELSON COUNTY.

~ The cl'izcns Vi Nelson County. opposed
.lEsy to the election OF Martin Van Buren, and
Richard NJ. Johnson, as President and
Vice President of the United Sia,os. are requested
to convene at their Courthouse, on tho ith MONDAY
III January thei Court day) FOR the purpose u APP
pointing Delegates to the Convention, To be held IN
the City OF Richmond, the 10Th Of February ne IT.
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100 LabOurers Wanted.

WILL. give liberal wages for the above nu,nbvr VI
hands. either by the month or year.
JAMES DOLAN.
CT 4 good WiIEEIWRIGIITca an also ret en-
ploymen', and fair wages, by application to 'ns. at
Lynchburg. J. ID.
Jan. IL IA
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plGGES' OFFICE.

ulGGES' OFFICE.
LynchLug, Jan,mry Is. 1896.
Draw us VI the Monongaia Lottery. Glass No. l,
FoR 1896:
10. II. 30, 10. 81. 30. &C. !. g., s.. IS. 65.
Tickets in the Petersburg Lottery, No. .. For
sale AZ DlCGEs OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

u Senator Tyler has accepted the nomination
to the Vice Presidency, made by the Mar, Land
Wing Convention
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:, Two millions VI dollars have been subscribed III
t'op for the con,cmI lated all Road between 'ea'
t''y ard Aitsnv.
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wDGRous Ar AucrYow.

IN WEDNESDAY, the Goth instant, at II O..
~ clock, will SELL AT the Mari ct House, h,. OF
six Valuable NEGROES, on a credit Of four
months. CHARLES PHELPS, Auer.
Jan. II ri,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

~ The Rev, George f.Pirrcc. pas'er OF tie
N.,bod;,, Episcopal Church in Augusta. Geo. has
accepted the appointment of Professor OF L""g""-
90. !, Randolph Macon College
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

Edwin r. CLARK, Esq attorney at law, lic,rna. a AZ
Kansas, recently elected member Oh 'hc :,,. :. IN
, Sr,. On the night Of uc election. BY Nh "''ny
with !. / aife,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

NIX. ~ MRS. T.. q. S.HITHpE
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
FOR YOUNG LAD111.
TIVE next session Of this School, will open on
i Monday. 1.-THE LIST Of February. The exa,niua.
tion at III, close OF the present session. will be held
the last Wednesday, Thursl-, md Friday Of this
n,Lu,h.
The terms Of tuition will be- hsvea,te,. TwrsYr
DoLLAKs the session OF rvc months.
Jan. IL Off
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T.. II. BOWEN,

Is now opening, in the Store two door. above
L Mes,rs. Williams & Victors. an entire nav Stock
of DAY GOODS, GROCENIHs, &C.,
suitable Ter the present a"d approaching Season.
which he will sell low for Cash.
lie particularly requests ms friends and acquain-
10 call aud examine bis Siock before purcha,
mg &@
Oet.l Ita
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POCKET BOOK LOST:

] OST oil Friday last, either in Lynchbure, or
~ on the turnpike road leading by the Quaker
Meeting House To the Baptist Mcc!in. House,
yellow Leather POCkET BOOk, containing
$40 Virginia Bank note, wrapped NJ, in a receipt
"f John j. P,rys ON" bond due by Or. Jsi,n
Austin. OF Sl75 due 2nih next August :; anL sun.
dry other papc,.. liberal reward will he given
to any ono finding it, and delivering the Same or
the papers contained in IT Ia me- or leaving il nj
this office. ALFRED G. HORTON.
Jan. Is 81
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jan. J
AUCTION AND COMNISSION
&0NESk

volIN X. n. PAYNE. Ane,iontet, and General
- Commission Merchant returns hrs sincere thanks
to generous public, TOR the liberal patronage he has
received at ,hrr hands lie still continues the above
business III all It's branches, N his extensive Auction
'o"se' opposite to the hanks. and hopes by unrs-
ml't'ng attention TO business. To merit continuation
OF tho patronage OF his friends aud tho community
generally.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-18

~. Crois Sugars, Laguyra aud St. Domingo COT.
Tee Gun Powder and Imperial Teas, Loaf and Lump
su..r'' New Orleans aud West India slolssses. in
hhds ana ',tl4. Sperm aud Tsllow Candles Kusset.
Black and sole Leather, Eas'ns, Pepper, Cap and
Letter Paper Seears, Faucy Soap, Gun Powder. &c.
&c, which he will sell at u small advance Myv-
chants In own and country respectfully invited 70
give ham call JOHN X. ID. PAYNE,
A~cf,on.tt and G,ntral Comw,sion Merchant
Bank Square.
Jan II rs